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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1908
Page
4
The New Ulm Review reports on political commentary and editorials from February 26, 1908. It quotes William Jennings Bryan on party instruction and nomination processes, discusses figures like Judge Jaggard and T B Walker, notes a Russian general's death at Port Arthur, and mentions political debates across states including Arizona and New Mexico.
Letters from readers in Minnesota react to Billy Sunday evangelistic appeals and free will offerings, with some condemning the practice as profiteering and advertising, while others note the broader religious impact and community reactions.
A collection of quirky lines and quips featuring Jacob Smithers in a life sentence, Senator Platt and a witty exchange about political economy, an Irishman’s shovel tale, and a closing note on sentiment from historical texts.
Governor Johnson will deliver a series of Chautauqua lectures this summer and provisional talks for next year with the Slayton Lyceum bureau of Chicago. He aims for ten or fewer talks, two prepared lectures titled The Majesty of Law and Landmarks of Liberty, and places the arrangements with a bureau to manage details. He says he is not a candidate for a third term.
Wilhelmina Salkowske v Berkner Bros halted when Hauser filed prejudice affidavit against Judge Geschwind and sought Berg to try the case. Berg began evidence but Hauser then claimed repeal of the statute, withdrew, and the case was dropped. Davis says it will be revived in a different venue where proceedings are regular.
The board of control selected Sauk Center for the new girls industrial school funded by the last legislature. The 163 acre site lies on Sauk Lake with over half a mile of water frontage. 65 acres are cultivated and the rest lightly timbered. New Ulm had briefly sought the school but abandoned the bid when only 25,000 was allotted and growth prospects were limited.
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