Sentinel attacks Bryan program as industrial chaos and seeks arbitration opposition
The Milwaukee Sentinel portrays Mr. Bryan as promoting two issues money and labor, pitches compulsory arbitration and abolition of government by injunction, and denounces critics as procorporate while praising arbitration in general. It claims Bryan would use a national currency attack to push labor aims and forecasts unrest if reform continues. The Commoner counters with record of nominees and bids for clarity.
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Mammon
Milwaukee Sentinel
Bryan
The
Sentinel
Treasury Department
the Sentinel
Chicago
Kansas City
Newspaper Critics Split on Bryan Remarks Sparks Partisan Views
The harshest editorials come from papers that tilt Republican or profess Democratic loyalty yet back GOP policies. Lincoln Steffins slams Philadelphia as corrupt and contented, a label he deems unnecessary to explain.
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Philadelphia
Lincoln Steffins
Mr. Steffins
Pontiff Leo's Death Earns Wide Respect Across Denominations
The public mourning over Pope Leo's passing shows diverse faiths set aside prejudice to honor a man who shaped the Catholic Church and championed peace and justice. His tireless efforts for life and humanity drew deep sympathy and tributes as citizens remember his legacy and value. His successor faces a high standard set by Leo's leadership and ideals.
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Leo
Vatican
Little Unknowns and Media Missteps in a Patchwork Era
The New York Post missed Judge Walter Clark of North Carolina when mentioned in The Commoner, revealing media gaps. Salt Lake claims a new comet sighting possibly tied to Perry Heath’s health flight amid postal department probes. Debate over the food value of alcohol resurfaces, while Senator Burton notes the president’s stance against ads for another man’s benefit.
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Judge Clark
New York
United States
Cleveland
Mark Hanna
Congress
New York Post
Walter Clark
North Carolina
Post
Salt Lake
Perry Heath
Postal Department
Religious anti imperialism at Denver meeting
At a Christian Endeavor society gathering in Denver a speaker described China as under foreign syndicate control for six years and said foreign greed has sparked an industrial revolution there. He argued imperialism corrupts US ideals and that America must abandon it to avoid lasting bloodshed even as critics mock press claims about silver and government corruption.
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Christian Endeavor Society
Denver
America
If a Girl Has Rocks It Takes a Man with Sand to Win Her
A compact adage suggests winning a girl’s heart requires a man with steady will and steady resolve, contrasting firmness with sand like persistence. The proverb emphasizes balance of strength and patience in relationships.
Catarrh Cure Promises Cure for Constitutional Disease
Readers are informed Hall's Catarrh Cure can cure catarrh in all stages. The remedy claims to act on blood and mucous membranes, building constitution and aiding nature. Proponents offer one hundred dollars for any uncurable case, with testimonials available. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills and mentions Paris and Liverpool statistics.
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Hah
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
Hall
Defiance Starch and Nerve Restorer Ads in One Page
A collage of advertisements tout Defiance Starch offering one third more per package and claims of no sticking to iron, alongside medical claims for Dr Kline’s Great Nerve Restorer, various tonics and a Curtis line about pills, liniment and other patent remedies. Also features piano promotions by W W Kimball Co and a light humor vignette about a boy and his parents.
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Record -Herald
J—St. Joseph
Mich
Prescott
Frank Gray
Mr. Bryan
Iowa
Burton
China
Chicago Chronicle
the Chronicle
Mr. Cleveland
Pershing
Philippines
Paris
Liverpool
England
Dr. Kline
M. Kiaxe. Ltd
Arch St
Annanias
Lawrence Drug Co
Des Moines
E. Z
Price
F. R. McCarthy
Jefferson
Sic
Suel Medicine Coo
Despines
Defiance
W. W. Kimball Co
C. B. McNerney
Mgr
Elmer
FE University OF Rotre Dame
Eowece
Eauinenent
A. Morrissey
C.S.C
Mary’s Academy
Notre Dame
Indiana
Nile
Notre Dame University
Sisters of the Holy Cries
Eeentiae
de Eimensiat
Mistry
Peete
Minim
ST. Ry’s AC
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs. Pinckuasa
Miss ExtrapetTa Dalry
Loomis St
Ill
St. Ruth’s Court
Order of Forresters
Lydia K. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
EKA Chemical CO
la Croses
Wia
Land Department of the
Orient R. R. Co
Kansas City, Mexico & Orient Railway
Revantola
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Missouri River
Pullman
W. B. Knigkern
RF Oeum
St. Lous
Fraternity Hall Association of
Redfield
Red
Winneg
H. G. Otis
Fargo
North Dakota
Paxtige
Boston
Mis
Columbus Ave
Piso's
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