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Newspaper

Denver Tribune

Location

Denver, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1901

Page

2

Anarchists Cited as Threat to Free Country

A newspaper comment argues that the United States cannot be free while anarchists remain within its borders and urges removal of all anarchists. It also criticizes whiskey traffic and yellow journalism amid warnings to government to focus on these dangers.

United States

Editorial Inquiry on Anti Negro Violence and Press Freedom

The Indianapolis Sentinel questions forming an organization to murder or rob and argues against tolerating groups advocating extermination. It contrasts a quarrelsome editor and wife, urges speedy justice for the President’s murderer, and calls for swift pursuit of Garfield’s killer’s associates with minimal expense to the nation.

Indianapolis Sentinel Garfield

The Home Paper as a Stepping Stone to Intelligence

An urging argument that every family should own the local newspaper. It stresses children learn from familiar people and places in the home paper, which awakens interest with each issue, unlike foreign papers that omit local relevance.

Anarchy Trial Movement Faces Delay in Chicago

Emma Goldman and nine male associates, jailed in Chicago, seek a habeas corpus continuance amid threats to their lives. The Akron News notes the jail protects them from an irate public as the case tones down hopes for freedom or a conspiracy conviction.

Emma Goldman America Chicago Emma McKinley Akron News

Send Your Children to School

A persuasive exhortation on the value of education urging parents to keep children in school and ensure access to free schooling. It argues that schooling builds a foundation for future success and responsibilities, discouraging early dropouts and stressing parental duty. The tone reflects early 20th century civic advice.

Woman on Washington Police Force

Law officers in Washington have ruled that a woman may be appointed as an additional private on the police force for duty at a designated place. The issue arose from the Humane Society seeking a woman for the post as an extra private.

Washington The Humane Society

Women as special police agents in animal cruelty cases

A discussion argues for appointing women as special police agents to handle cruelty to animals. Miss Woods, praised for stopping mistreatment of a horse, is proposed as fit due to courage, observation, legal study, and public sympathy. Proponents see advantages in female agents’ deterrence and zeal.

Miss Woods Capitol Society Morover

Something to Remember about Mexican Syrup

A short jingle urges readers to treat coughs and colds before consumption by using Mexican Syrup, priced at 25 cents a bottle. It claims the syrup is an "absolutely safe cure" for coughs, colds and consumption and notes children like the taste. The wrapper allegedly reports miraculous cures and urges druggists to stock the product.

Pitiable Sight to See a Delicate Child Dying Neglect

An 19th century classified style note offers patent medicines and tonics, promoting Mother's Worm Syrup for worm removal in children and a Quick Relief for aches. It touts cleanliness for health, Mexican Root Pill for internal cleansing, and Gooch's Sarsaparilla for flesh and vigor. The ad ends by offering real estate trade services through TRIBUNE EXCHANGE AGENCY.

Tribune Exchange Agency

Wanted representatives for established business house in every state

Wanted several persons of character and good reputation in each state to represent and advertise an old established wealthy business house. Salary eighteen dollars weekly plus expenses paid weekly from head offices. Horse and carriage furnished when necessary. References. Enclose self addressed stamped envelope to Manager 316 Caxton Building Chicago.

Caxton Building Chicago

Money to Loan Offered Amid Call for Inquiry

The notice advertises money to loan with a call to contact for details, inviting readers to call and learn about available financing options and terms.

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