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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1900
Page
2
A detailed account of Mr Bryan's Labor Day address delivered to a Democratic audience. The narrative highlights the leader's views on labor rights, economic policy, and national morale, noting emphasis on unity and progressive reform. Strong emphasis on Bryan's rhetoric and public reception.
William J. Bryan and Governor Roosevelt reviewed the Labor Day procession from the Amditorium hotel portico in Chicago. Bryan’s supporters claim the event buoyed Democrats while signaling a setback for McKinley and imperialist aims, with Chicago’s labor vote seen as pivotal for Illinois and Cook County.
James Creelman reports from Cleveland on Porto Rico under McKinley rule, alleging a de facto military government with no elected legislature, limited civil authority, and new taxes imposed by Treasury Hollander. The piece accuses Governor Allen of enforcing military orders and delaying civil government until after the U.S. presidential election.
Washington special reports Joan Sherman secretary of state criticizes U S expansionism. He denounces long Philippine expedition and calls for ending overseas ventures as costly waste. Sherman cites economic and strategic reasons against annexation and warns it could ruin the Republican Party.
Ex Senator Arthur Pace Gorman of Maryland told a Washington contact he will be an active manager for Bryan’s campaign in the east and believes Bryan will win. He said Maryland, West Virginia and Delaware are effectively for Bryan, and that New York could be within reach with persistent party effort.
Prof Thea Khuras of 1415-17 Chicago Street Omaha offers a tree copy catalogue detailing Magnetic Osteopathy a new treatment for chronic diseases without drugs or surgery. Address Prof Khuras Omaha Neb for information and catalogue.
A Chicago Tribune excerpt records a tense remark about Meechem and a wife showing violent disdain. The speaker recounts Meechem leaning his head against an ornamented title at the house, prompting unflattering character observations.
Menses regularity urged to prevent blood poisoning and female troubles. Advertisement by Kida Deng Co offering free medicine until cured if failing, priced $2 per package or $5 for five. Retail and wholesale outlets listed in Omaha Nebraska and surrounding cities. Complete catalog of EUDENY goods available on request.
Agnes and Papa clash over Mr Herv a respected Yale rower named in a New London tale. Agnes dismisses praise of Herv while recalling a paper report claiming a New London townsperson drew nearly the entire university into a row.
An 19th century ad offers One Hundred Dollars reward for an incurable catarrh case cured by Hull's Catarrh Cure. Includes testimonial from Toledo druggists West Truax Walding Kinnan Marvin and notes internal remedy. A separate remark mocks palmist predicting LL.D degrees and ambassador status.
An advertisement touts Geneva Tablets guaranteed by Kidd Drug Co to cure urinary and other organ ailments with an internal remedy and injection. It claims nationwide availability with pricing of 3 and 2 for 5 and lists multiple wholesalers and drug firms across Omaha Council Bluffs Lincoln Sioux City for distribution.
In a playful exchange, the South Wind and Western Cyclone joke about joining show business if weather work ever slackens. The banter imagines theatrical roles like a scene shifter and a frail preventive, reflecting a lighthearted mood in the Philadelphia Press.
An ad from Kidd Drug Co. Elgin Illinois promotes Virtuama tablets as a guarantee to cure vital weakness and nervous debility. It urges thin emaciated and trembling individuals to try the nerve tonic, with pricing listed as $24 per package or 9 for $5. The ad promises free medicine if the guarantee fails and claims broad benefits for nerves and energy.
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