Roosevelts critics and yellow journalism debated
An editorial discusses sympathy and envy over cobblestones in Baltimore, the need for a swift trial of an assassin, and the danger posed by yellow journalism. It defends President Roosevelt, cautions Congress not to convene prematurely, and urges calm, responsible press critique to curb crime and protect democracy.
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Delicate task to frame law after McKinley attack
The passage argues that a law must curb sensational yellow journalism while preserving honest criticism and open discussion. It warns against using reform to shield corruption or silence scrutiny, noting the heightened emotions following President McKinley’s assault and urging sober legislative consideration.
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Inquiries and Trials Shape Public Discourse Across Papers
Multiple editorials discuss the Schley court of inquiry, labeling it an investigation not a trial, while railing against sensational framing. Also noted is the McKinley assassination case, urged for a prompt, rational trial, and a defense of liberal immigration roots highlighting American resilience and the value of newcomers.
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Baltimore Herald
Quotable Exchanges From Society and Medicine
A collage of wits and exchanges from various papers. Dialogues touch on marriage manners poverty medicine and pride highlighting humorous and sharp social observations across Washington Star Boston Transcript Chicago Tribune Philadelphia Press and Chicago Post.
McKinley Memorial Praised in Two Papers
The New York Herald extols McKinley as true to God and country, praising his moral principle and noble character. The Washington Star lauds his life as eminent and useful, noting his patriotism, ambition, and ascent from humble beginnings to the presidency.
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Three Presidential Assassinations Reflect on Office Not Man
The Chicago Journal notes that Lincoln Garfield and McKinley, mild and lovable leaders, were chosen as victims by fanatics, suggesting madness targets the office rather than the individual. It emphasizes their humane traits and the enduring debt such leaders left to the nation.
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Mournful Tribute to a Nation's Leader and Wise Friend
A mixture of elegiac verses and public notices remembering Abraham Lincoln and a revered leader, with lines by Arthur Gusterman and others. The piece laments Lincoln’s death, reflects on national sorrow, and invokes solemn bells and mourning across the city. Also includes advertisements for Chamberlain's remedies and a family doctor endorsement.
Cure for Asthma Promotional Giveaway by Doctor
An advertisement announces a free sample distribution of Schufmann's Asthma Care at A. L. Pearre's drug store in St Paul. Dr Schiffmann offers instant relief claims and invites out of town readers to request a sample by mail with a 20 stamp before Sept 28. Also notes Chamberlain's Pain Balm for minor injuries available at the store.
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Public Sales Wee or Mace In Walkersville Md and Woodland
Public sale notices for Wee or Mace in Walkersville Maryland and Woodland listed with property details and bidding information. Auction times, locations, and contact methods provided for potential bidders and creditors.
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