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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1909
Page
4
The New Ulm Review published by The New Ulm Publishing Company appears in a June 2 1909 issue. It notes mail handling and post office processing as second class matter in New Ulm Minnesota.
The piece argues public indifference to tariff and taxation, citing Speaker Cannon and the New York World. It condemns government waste, notes veterans' Sabbath-day parade bans, honors Henry H. Rogers, covers Illinois Senate sentiment, and predicts Aldrich as a final actor in tariff politics.
Elbert Hubbard argues for Sunday baseball as a healthy, sane pastime that broadens the soul and body. He contrasts old Blue Laws with today’s view, claiming outdoor sport on Sunday complements worship and promotes rest, friendship, and vitality rather than religious gloom.
A eloquent tribute extols fallen soldiers as national heroes whose sacrifices lift families into the nation’s memory. The speaker urges perpetual remembrance, claiming the dead live in patriotic inspiration, shaping households and public life with noble motives.
Alden Freeman of East Orange dictating to Mayor McClellan condemns police action at Emma Goldman lecture in Harlem. He and his doctor note shock to his nervous system, saying the incident harms American liberty and rights of citizenship. He writes that he felt as if entering Russia and refuses to express further indignation.
The Minneapolis Journal reports Justice Jaggard will resign to run for governor, with Governor Johnson appointing Judge David Simpson of the Hennepin bench to replace him. It claims the move aims to secure endorsement for Simpson by the state Democratic Convention.
The defense plans to appeal to the Supreme Court on grounds that new affidavits suggest Frank Massapust may have died by his own hand rather than murder. Neighbors claim Massapust showed odd behavior before his death and that after the fire he killed himself. If denied, funds from Rev. Moody will pursue the appeal.
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