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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1914
Page
2
The text praises the president for supporting mediation to maintain national honor and Mexico’s welfare. It argues his aim for western hemisphere peace reflects universal peace ambitions. It claims over three quarters of world peoples live under governments approving the peace plan he advocates, which calls for investigation before war.
An old, garbled advertisement promises a $100 reward for curing catarrh. It touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as an internal remedy affecting the blood and mucous surfaces, claims nationwide distribution, and urges readers to ask their doctors for it.
A fragmentary speech by Williams Jennings Bryan discusses global governance, tribunals, and the moral duty of nations to serve humanity. He praises the U S flag as a symbol of freedom and peace, then notes Scranton Pa residents raised one million dollars for local factories and city advertising.
Nelson O Shaughnessy notes the moment the US flag rose over embassy quarters in Vera Cruz. Admiral Fletcher presided as Marines stood guard and the band played the Star Spangled Banner. The speaker reflects on the flag’s meaning and its impression on observers and locals.
Franklin News notes confusion in Pennsylvania over which candidate to oppose, suggesting residents question how to effectively oppose Penrose and whether such actions would help their own cause. The piece frames political friction and public posture without endorsing a course of action.
In Erie Pa a juror in the Julia O Brien versus Lake Shore rail case was discharged for tardiness. Judge Benson ordered a 9:30 am report but only eleven jurors appeared. Ralph Heath of Wayne town Shin was dismissed with a pink slip and the trial continued with eleven jurors. The court warns future tardiness will bring the same fate to others.
Brownville Texas June report notes Mrs Silliman arriving from Saltillo via Monterey on the first train, en route to Chautauqua New York. She is expected to be joined in New York by her husband, John R Silliman, once a consul prisoner.
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