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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1908
Page
4
The New Ulm Review issue from Wednesday July 16 2003 notes its New Ulm publication and a postal entry at New Vienna Ming with second class matter.
The piece argues Bryan's nomination reflects his enduring strength and democratic platform. It contrasts party sentiment with Chicago’s declaration and notes reactions from figures like Judge Alloni, Jim Martin, and Governor Haskell, while predicting mixed press support.
Congressman Winfield S Hammond lauds Minnesota governor John A Johnson as the Democratic choice for president. He portrays Johnson as a proven, incorruptible leader who rose from poverty to national prominence, urging delegates in Denver to back him. The speech contrasts Democratic aims with Republican delay and stresses Johnson’s integrity and devotion to public service.
An editorial warning about the corrupting power of corporations argues that corporate wealth undermines democracy. It cites Augustus Thomas and William J. Bryan, contrasts state and corporate power, and notes Minnesota as a bastion of simple, honest traditions amid national debates.
A well known rural couple unable to celebrate at home plans a trip with friends to a German community near Arlington. Train delays cause a long wait and fatigue. Waking before arrival, they find themselves near Green Isle in an unfamiliar town and miss the intended reunion. They later ride home muttering about the Fourth.
Jacob Jacobson was unanimously nominated by Republicans to succeed Governor John Johnson as Minnesota chief executive. The piece notes the long patronymic and odd claim that he eats his pie with a knife, reflecting playful political spins. Local items list residents and events in New Ulm and surrounding areas.
The Albin Carlson stock was sold at public auction in Hanska led by trustees P D Whyte Gud man Anderson and Frank Suffel for Victor Lund of Lafayette who paid 86860. Frantz of Sleepy Eye and Miss Lillian Hellickson of Springfield wed quietly in Sleepy Eye. Chief Klause to Camp Lakeview. Tauer acts as day marshal Emmerich as night watchman. Whitmore heads Seattle agricultural paper ad dept. Gompers backs Bryan Ridder Staats Zai tung opposes Nebraska. Mueller heads to Germany. Hackbarth and Raabe visit Nicollet. A verse fragment closes the item.
General Gallifet, aide to Napoleon III, spies a large carp in the imperial pond at St. Cloud. He captures the fish through the window, wrecks a globe and vase, and hides the carp under bedclothes as the emperor discovers the scene. The incident ends with the emperor smiling at the irony and leaving the future war minister to ponder fishing mysteries.
A magician’s trick goes awry when a new assistant pulls an unseen fowl from a sack. Instead of the hen, an old rooster appears and crows as the audience laughs, while the magician seeks the missing helper. Wisdom is described as knowledge and good conduct in shared discipline.
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