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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1908
Page
4
The New Ulm Review issue dated Wednesday May 13 1908 is shown with postal service notation indicating it is entered at the New Ulm Minnesota post office as second class matter.
A long excerpt argues New York will become a New Jerusalem as Jewish life expands there. It cites Chames A. Dana on 1920s Judaization, compares Gotham's Jewish population to Palestine and Italy, and notes unconstrained emigration and religious freedom as forces shaping the metropolis.
Brown county Democrats held a midweek convention at Turner Hall with nearly a hundred delegates from New Ulm Sleepy Eye Springfield and other precincts. Gov Johnson was unanimously endorsed for the presidency with resolutions urging delegates to support his national nomination and Dr L A Fritsche named as a district national delegate.
Former Governor John Lind says Bryan’s nomination is likely and Minnesota should present Governor Johnson’s name at the Denver convention. He urges a dignified, nonhostile push to contribute Minnesota’s choice without forming a clique to hamper Mr. Bryan.
Ludwig C Kreiss brings the famed Milwaukee Pabst Theatre Company to town for Die Ehre and Die Logenbrueder performances. Berth Binger Hedwig Beringer leads as a strong Sudermann role, with Conrad Bolten William Owen and Clement Bauer among a versatile cast praised by Milwaukee Free Press as naturalistic. The Timber Thief starring William Owen heads to Turner Theatre May 24.
Mrs Weiser and her daughter visit the Weiser home while the Second Regiment band is booked for Tracy on the Fourth of July. At the district Woman's Federated Clubs convention in Mankato Mrs W W Smith of Sleepy Eye is vice president and Mrs Geo W Somerville and Mrs H Li Beecher hold secretary positions. Mrs Sophie Mueller, died in New Ulm, born in 1835 in Hanover, with seven children in her marriage to Carl F Mueller, three surviving. Brown County Agricultural Society leaders attend a Short Ship Fair board meeting in Mankato. Rev Muehlhausen receives another year in New Ulm. Public school lower grades exhibit at Union building, praised for penmanship and art, with a Washington building exhibit open next week for inspection.
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