Peruna testimonials flood readers with cures and warnings
Letters from Emma F. Mumford, Allies S. Mordner, and J. D. Hayes praise Peruna as a premier home remedy for colds, coughs, and catarrh. Critics warn against misusing Peruna as a beverage, stressing it as a genuine medical compound. The piece touts Peruna’s broad usage in households and cites several endorsements.
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Peruna
J. W. Kightlinger
Cambridge
Nel
United States
Taft’s nomination bid fuels delegate push
Taft weighs a continued campaign as supporters press for the nomination, framing the effort as a strategic move to win delegates. His backers rally around the plan while opponents question electability and organizational strength in key states.
Republican Papers tout spring boom in business
Editorials claim every line of business will prosper this spring while questioning bread line hardships. The text juxtaposes optimism for growth with concerns about low incomes and rising costs for the poor.
Taft boom and Indiana described as Fairbanks frozen solid
A quip defines the Taft boom as the intangible aura around Indiana. It then asks what the state of Indiana is, answering with a playful line that it is frozen solid for Fairbanks. The remark blends political metaphor with regional sentiment in a concise joke.
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Indiana
State of
Fairbanks
Prohibition Bills Pass and Steamship Rates Drop
Prohibition bills pass daily and steamship companies announce rate cuts making travel by water appear more accessible and affordable in the near future.
Democrats urged to organize precincts and school clubs
The Cass Democrats urged thorough organization by forming Bryan clubs in every school district, arguing that in thorough organization half the victory is already won.
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Democrats
Cass
Oil prices rise as John D. gets half a big dividend
The Denver Rocky Mountain News notes John D. received half of a large dividend while oil prices continue to climb. The piece questions why the public targets John D. and hints at ongoing scrutiny despite his actions.
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Denver
Rocky Mountain Newsays
John D
City reports mock Dinah Might in Colorado tale
A Toledo Blade gag targets Col orado with a quip about a woman named Dinah Might. The Richmond Times-Dispatch follows by noting The Denver Post mentioned Dinah Might and suggests she may have vanished now.
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Toledo Blade
Colorado
Dinah Might
Richmond Times-Dispatch
Denver Post
Delegates Selected for State and Congressional Conventions
The article notes that every delegate chosen last Saturday to the state and congressional conventions will meet in Omaha on Thursday.
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Omaha
Cass County Democrats Speech Delivers Notable Duty Message
March 5 event urged attendance as a duty to Cass County Democrats who elected their representatives. Mr. Bryan will speak, described as worth traveling miles to hear and a key turnout moment for supporters.
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Cass County
Bryan
Secretary Bonaparte Says Fines Key to Reach Trusts
Secretary Bonaparte argues fines are the only way to reach trusts while others favor cutting tariff protection to hurt trusts and aid consumers. The debate centers on tools to curb corporate power and protect the public.
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Bonaparte
Voter turnout in Omaha Murky By Stormy Democratic Primary
Heavy storm kept turnout low during the Republican primary last Tuesday in Omaha. Taft supporters urged to vote, and many did despite the weather, leaving it unclear who would have carried the city with a full turnout.
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Omaha
Taft
City Council Adopts Flood Protection Resolution for Main and Sixth
At the regular meeting the council adopted a resolution favoring lowering Main and Sixth streets to protect against future floods. It also instructed Mayor Gering to hire an experienced civil engineer to estimate probable costs and begin work as soon as conditions permit with no delay.
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Gering
Will power to quit drink habit praised as key
Lincoln Journal notes that a person must have strong will to stop drinking. If a man is determined to continue, persuasion is futile. The piece compares influencing sobriety to moving a brick house by talk alone.
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Lincoln Journal
Bixby
Democratic Convention Turnout Signals Rural Support
The article notes strong turnout at the democratic convention, suggesting optimism for democratic gains at state and national levels and contrasting with republican protectionist sentiment. It emphasizes energized parties and potential electoral impact.
Inspiration Reaches Cass County Far Corners
A remark notes that by last Saturday the influence had extended to the farthest parts of Cass county, suggesting broad reach of a recent push or idea.
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Cass County
Principles over candidates and the party’s enduring worth
The piece argues that candidates and friends should not be valued above the party and its principles. It asserts that the grand old democratic party’s ideals will prevail in time and that sooner is better for the people as those principles win out.
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Grand Old Democratic Party
Kansas City Post praised as reliable democratic daily
The Kansas City Post is described as a trustworthy western Democratic paper, vigorously supporting W. J. Bryan, bright and newsy, with well written editorials. It notes the Times' decline and credits the Post with establishing an up-to-date Democratic daily in Kansas City.
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Kansas City Post
West
W. J. Bryan
Kansas City Times
Star Gang
Senator La Follette rails at rail monopolies call for stronger commerce laws
Senator La Follette telegraphed to a home state paper urging government control of transportation. He says railways are inherent monopolies and that gambling in stocks and bonds harms trade. He calls for strengthening the interstate commerce law, basing rates on true railway property value, and extending service control to preserve government for the people.
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Lafollette
Republi
Money Market Tension Linked to Water Cited in Report
A report notes the money market is tight and surprisingly blames water issues for part of the strain. It suggests funding and resource access problems tied to water as contributing factors to the financial squeeze.
Spring Poets Hurry Toward Warmer Weather Ahead
The current crop of spring poets is described as backward but hope remains they will thaw out soon. The remark frames a lighthearted view of seasonal change and creative mood.
Old Currency Lures People Despite Health Risks
In a wartime style aside, some individuals would risk illness by handling a bundle of old, filthy money in pursuit of possible value or bargains, underscoring nostalgia and risk amid decay.
Governor Sheldon criticised for unnamed presidential remark
The Central City Record cites an Omaha Bee report claiming Gov. Sheldon said any Republican nominee would be a better president than the Democrats. The paper condemns the statement as narrow and unfounded, defending Bryan, Folk, and other Democrats and urging accuracy.
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Central City Record
The
Omaha Bee
Sheldon
Yellow Dog
Taft
Bryan
Folk
Foraker
Dope Aids Spring Fever in Sporting Pages
An article notes how the baseball dope in current dailies sports sections propagates spring fever. It highlights reader interest, seasonal previews, and the role of pre season coverage in building anticipation for games and standings.
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ASAN
Republican papers question Bryan nomination rule
The text asks why if Republican papers doubt Bryan can be elected they oppose his nomination, presenting a puzzle about political strategy and sincerity in early campaign rhetoric.
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Bryan
Nebraska Supreme Court Allows Woman to Exit Streetcar Backward
The Nebraska supreme court ruled a woman was justified in leaving a street car by going to the rear, aligning law and facts in a case that drew attention to passenger conduct and court interpretation.
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THE
Kansas City Times
Nebraska Supreme Court
Wink Arrests Hit St. Joseph In Moral Crackdown
In St. Joseph police arrest men for winking at women as a moral esthetic crackdown grows. The city’s back alleys become patrol routes for those with twitching eyelids, where a wink risks detention and public scorn.
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St. Joseph
Political Deal Suspected Between Deyoung Ramsey On Campus
The Lincoln Daily Nebraskan reports that Deyoung and Billy Ramsey were seen on campus Saturday amid suspicions they are hatching a political deal. The coalition is said to favor Hon. A. C. Shallenberger for governor according to Plattsmouth friends.
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Deyoung
Billy
Ramsey
Daily
Lincoln
Nebraskan
Plattsmouth
A. C. Shallenberger
Gover
Disgruntled Democrats Seek Delegates at Denver Convention
Old-guard Democrats and Republican side issues push to influence at large delegate selection. The piece urges identifying these factions at the state convention in Omaha next week and early in the convention's organization.
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Denver
Omaha
Nebraskas political stalemate amid Bryan election
The State Journal and Omaha Bee push to mobilize a mass among Nebraska Democrats as Republicans seek to gain in the upcoming Bryan election year. The piece laments their efforts and the difficulty of securing Democratic support.
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THE
State Journal
Omaha Bee
Nebraska
Bryan
Presidency Papers Criticized for Prolonged Involvement
Commentators fault the administration for remaining in lengthy political dealings. Analysts urge a quicker exit from entrenched processes and focus on decisive action.
Senator Stone Urges Democratic Unity In Letter
Senator Stone writes to the New York World urging Democrats to quit infighting and unite in backing the party. He says loyal Democrats should fight for the party rather than against it and that this is the best principle to give the Democratic Party new life.
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City
New York
Pefore
J. D. Hayes
Druid Hill
Baltimore
Mind
Hayes
Senator Stone
New York World
Democratic Party
Crats
Democratic Organization
Fitzgerald Death Shocks Peshtigo Family
Mrs. T Fitzgerald dies suddenly in Peshtigo Wisconsin sending Ed Fitzgerald and his brothers Joseph and James Fitzgerald to travel there by evening train. Thomas Fitzgerald informed Ed of the loss this morning, the family unaware of any illness.
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Ed. Fitzgerald
Thomas
Peshtigo
Wisconsin
Little Things and the Value of Early Health Action
The piece argues that success hinges on attention to details and warns neglect of early sickness signs leads to wasted lives. It promotes Triner's American Elixir of Bitter Wine as a remedy for indigestion and fatigue, claiming it restores digestion, builds strong blood and nerves, and supports general health.
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Napoleon I
Triner
Jos
Baled Hay For Sale By T. J. Rhoden
Good baled hay offered for sale with price and details available from T. J. Rhoden.
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T. J. Rhoden
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