Mr Bryan Speech Fanned Political Debate In Wisconsin Papers
Wisconsin newspapers discussed Mr Bryan's acceptance speech with bias evident in editorials. The Milwaukee Free Press accuses Bryan of partisan and illogical rhetoric, blaming Republicans for abuses while praising Roosevelt era reforms. The piece contrasts Roosevelt policies with Democratic critique, urging readers to weigh arguments carefully.
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Bryan’s Acceptance Speech Under Fire In Republican Record
The Milwaukee Journal Progressive Independent reviews Bryan’s acceptance speech, arguing Taft and the GOP failed to curb evils despite long control since 1860. It cites abuses, predatory wealth, and party entrenchment, labeling it a true indictment of Republican leadership and urging accountability.
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Uncle Ike praised as best progressive Republican in state
Milwaukee Journal quotes the La Crosse Chronicle praising Uncle Ike as the top representative of progressive Republicanism in the state, suggesting La Crosse and Janesville mark moments when politics are in motion.
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la Crosse
Political row sullies Tribune as contest heats up
The text accuses Mr McConnell of not authorizing the Tribune to publish his political aims while labeling Mr Stephenson the sole active candidate shaping newspaper coverage. It claims McConnell will respect the primary, notes Stephenson’s influence, and mocks Mr Gelatt's noise during political talk at Stephenson’s bar.
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La Crosse Public Seeks Local Journalists Aid
La Crosse hosts an hour long Sunday night program inviting local journalists to share good natured courtesy and entertain the city, showcasing community spirit and press involvement.
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Pinks Chase Pennant Amid Talk Of Hype And Streaks
The Pinks push toward the pennant with eleven straight games in a fine record amid talk of hype. May.
Prohibition Picnic and Local Election Notes
State political notes from Holmes record Peabody’s consent to be the state senate nominee for Appleton, a Taft-Sherman club in Marinette, and opposition dynamics for several assembly seats. The column also mentions a Mount Tom Prohibition picnic with Eugene W. Chafin, a plan for 20 voting machines in Superior, and a candidate sweep for local offices.
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Familiarity Not Desirable Editorial Voice
The piece argues Americans dislike individuals who flaunt dignity yet maintain respect for the presidency, balking at reducing presidents or candidates to casual nicknames like Bills Tom Dick or Harry in private life. It reflects on balancing reverence for office with public perception of leaders.
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Politicians And Flying Machines
Some politicians are not keen on the numerous flying machine experiments. They have other ways of going up in the air.
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Philadelphia Press
Philippine Gossip in Manila Household Quarrel Hint
A Manila mother in law, staying with her daughter, triggers a quarrel with the husband when she finds the daughter in tears. The visitor probes for infidelity and, catching the whiff of a mistress, reacts with mock shock, suggesting gossip about George and You.
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Twenty to Fill Grand Stand With Speedy Spurt
They urge fans and the public to show appreciation for this splendid spurt of speed by filling the grand stand daily.
Grocers Picnic Showcases Civic Drive in La Crosse
The grocers' picnic demonstrated the hustling spirit that has propelled the organization to the forefront of La Crosse as an active civic body.
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Public Record Inquiry Concerning Mr Hatton
A reader questions if anyone has attempted to attack the public record of Mr Hatton. The note asks for information or reports about interference with official documents or records.
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Spotlight on Ole Swanson in Swedish Dialect Comedy
Ole Swanson is praised as fresh and bright in the Swedish dialect comedy "Ole Swanson." Critics note strong appeal as audiences flock to comedy dramas this season and the piece earns favorable status among reviews.
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Canned Officials Seen as Coming Public Service
The Philadelphia Times imagines a satirical future where a presidential candidate is “canned” as a public service item. It mocks overengineered selections with quantified traits, a convention determined mix, and a moving picture buttoned campaign, suggesting canned officials are the coming trend.
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Philadelphia Times
White House
Golden Medical Discovery by Dr. Pierce Promoted
An 19th century advertisement extols Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery made from Golden Seal and other native ingredients. It claims alcohol free formation using refined glycerine and heat, cures for weak stomach indigestion dyspepsia and biliousness, plus treatments for catarrh bronchial throat and wasting affections. It warns it cannot cure advanced consumption but may prevent related afflictions with timely use.
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R.V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Carteres
Plucky Tommy Faces Grade Standstill Hinting at Mary Rivalry
In a Cleveland Plain Dealer item a teacher observes Tommy and Mary, two pupils with a platonic bond, as Tommy risks staying back unless he hurries his studies. The teacher warns that Mary could advance if he fails to improve.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Old-Time Philosophy on Climbing and Hurry to Heaven
A reflective prosaic verse-like note from the Atlanta Constitution comparing people climbing to reach the mountain top with those stalled by waiting for the wagon. It suggests many are run over by delay while search for heaven’s treasure remains constant yet slow to reach.
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Atlanta Constitution
Honors to Spare: a June bride and top graduate
The Detroit Free Press highlights a sweet girl graduate who also marries in June. The piece celebrates academic achievement coupled with a forthcoming wedding, emphasizing her balanced success in education and personal life.
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Detroit Free Press
Suggs Offers Prize For Oklahoma State Song From Constitution
Ardé d, Okla., Col Sidney Suggs challenges writers to craft a state song for Oklahoma using phrases and sentiments from the Oklahoma constitution. He claims a vast mind can hear music in the charter, while critics would liken it to popcorn bag bursts heard during the constitutional convention.
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Sidney Suggs
Ardédmore
Okla
Suggs
Oklahoma
Irish humor test shows landlord satire survives
A London Spectator note recounts an Irish tenant who boasted his landlord was now God Almighty after a purchase under the act. The agent warns Pat not to be sure, recalling that God Almighty evicted his first two tenants.
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God Almighty
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