New Ulm Review Published by New Ulm Publishing Co
The New Ulm Review is published by the New Ulm Publishing Company and circulated in New Ulm. The issue date is Wednesday March 18 1908 and the paper notes second class matter status at the post office.
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New Ulm Publishing Company
New Ulming
Free Speech Safeguard Amid Emma Goldman Controversy
Minneapolis Tribune cites free speech as the safety valve of American liberty noting that no Minnesota law can prevent Emma Goldman from speaking yet riots could lead to dispersal or arrest for disorderly conduct. The piece contrasts London policing and warns of social change via majority action, while praising public opinion as a controlling force.
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Emma Goldman
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Chicago
London
Syde Park
Central Park
Minneapolis Tribune
New Ulm Bowlers Close In On First Prize Display
New Ulm’s bowling team, aided by Pioneer Press access, placed close to victory in the state tournament at St Paul’s Tfister alleys. Team total 2,475 with Vogelpohl 457 Wicherski 553 Bierbaum 558 Mattke 461 Emmerich 446. Outside teams led by Winona 2,502. Henies 2,362. Individually Dahms 1,596 Wicherksi 1,611 Bierbaum 1,519 Emmerich 1,505, others 1,400s. Dahms posted top out of town three-game score 585.
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Pioneer Press
New Ulm
Lesson of Thaw's Experience Shows Nature's Law in Action
The account contrasts Harry Thaw at his first trial as a wreck with the second trial after prison, noting recovery through regular life and restraint. It argues nature's inexorable laws punish dissipation yet reward health regained by disciplined living, then shifts to US political shifts, singling out Bryan’s uncertain path and predicting North Dakota outcomes shaping delegates.
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Harry Thaw
Thaw
Nature
Duluth
Virginia
Alabama
Georgia
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
Gray
Harmon
Bryan
North Dakota
Johnson
Portraits of Schurz and Bryan in a Turbulent Era
Debris from a midwestern era recalls Carl Schurz as a German artist philosopher tenacious in debate, Lincoln’s forgiveness, and a constant, captivating personality. It cites Archbishop Ireland, William Jennings Bryan’s nomination prospects, Wellman’s view of Bryan’s ambitions, and local notes on sanity questioning, county beautification plans, and smallpox lid removal at Carleton College.
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Lincoln
Grant
Schurz
Henry Watterson
Louisville Courier Journal
Max Pfaender
County Poor
Edward Larson
Northfield
Carleton College
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