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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1908
Page
4
The New Ulm Review, issued Wednesday July 8 1908, is published by New Ulm Publishing Company and entered as second class matter at the New Ulm post office.
Dr Felix Adler of New York, a Theodore Roosevelt professorship appointee at Berlin, discusses American freedom for German audiences. He highlights ideals of equality, absence of hereditary caste, individual merit, and social progress as core American values shaping Europe’s view. The piece notes shifts in power away from families, and questions Roosevelt's 1904 campaign strategy and party dynamics, with local political references and forecasts.
Watterson rebukes the Parker Murphy-Connors effort to honor Grover Cleveland at a Democratic convention. He accuses them of using Cleveland’s memory to push Belmont-Ryan interests and to split the party. The piece condemns recall of Cleveland and predicts scorn for Parker and allies.
Denver dispatch reports a Lincoln rumor that Minnesota Governor Johnson might join a Bryan cabinet if Bryan is elected. The suggestion notes Johnson’s Scandinavian ties could counter Bryan antagonism to him and mentions favorable, opportunistic discussion by Bryan supporters at the Republican national convention referencing past endorsements.
The Minneapolis Journal notes John Lind remains a potent vote getter and could run again, despite dislikes for officeholding. It highlights Lind’s past campaigns, influence in the party, and staying power amid shifts between Johnson and Bryan, suggesting he could be a serious contender. Nearby sports results show St Peter Higwns beating Mankato 9 to 1 and league games in Sleepy Eye, Fairfax, and Springfield.
An excerpt arguing that colonists won self-government and citizens must safeguard democracy against plutocratic rule. It warns privilege and favoritism threaten liberty more than monarchs or foreign foes, urging intelligence courage and patriotism to preserve a government of the people.
New Ulm went to Waseca and split a two game series. Waseca won 1 0 in the opener as Mueller pitched well but an error and a Weller hit decided it. The rematch drew a huge crowd with New Ulm taking the 4 2 victory behind sharp fielding by Coach Seifert and solid work from Weller at second. Rusty Schneider Bill Collins Morris Chapman also starred for New Ulm while Broskie and Sleepy Eye Indian Shine for Waseca.
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