W. J. Bryan Dies Sudden in Bed at Home
W J Bryan died suddenly in his sleep at the residence of Ric Rogers after a brief illness, apoplexy given as the cause. The 65 year old former congressman and Democratic leader had just spoken in Winchester and prepared a national tour for a Christian anti coalition campaign before his death observed by his wife and chauffeur.
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Thrice Named for Highest Honor in the Nation
The article notes the controversy over the presidency nomination of the young statesman Henry Bryan born March 0 1800 in Sulew Murton county The narrative mentions his early education at a local pub and attendance at Whipple university to prepare for college highlighting the era’s political debates and the shortest path to the presidency.
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Life timeline of a Nebraska political figure in 1861 to 1925
Born 1861 at Salem Washington Territory. Attended Illinois College Jacksonville and Union College of Law Chicago, began practice 1884. Married Mary Perryll. Moved to Lincoln 1890. Elected to Congress 1890s. Gained fame for speeches. Opposed 1893 silver purchase repeal. Editor Omaha World Herald 1896. Nominated for President several times 1905 08 1910. Secretary of State under Wilson 1915. Retired 1925. Involved in Scopes evolution case prosecutions.
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Bryan and Bryanism in American Political History
The article traces William Jennings Bryan’s repeated presidential campaigns from 1896 to 1908, noting party divisions and third-party bids over free silver and imperialism. It covers his pacifist stance, world travels, and later scholarly work, including evolution debates and a 1925 Bible versus evolution trial.
Spreading the Feast for the Stranger
Washington correspondent Sam Ulysse reports from New England on public sentiment about political crises threatening liberties. He visits Blythe and a retired New Hatip leader to hear views, then recounts a farcical tale about two men planning a petty theft during an upstairs kitchen scene.
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Memory Trick Leads to Lodgings and Lost Address
Two American performers in London rented a house behind Covent Garden. After wandering for hours unable to recall the street name or house number they found the correct street but not the door. Unable to pick the lock they stayed at a hotel. Burton the Memory Wizard could not recall the street name while Houdin the Handcuff King failed to pick the lock.
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Home Yeast Contest Yields Cash Prizes for Word Formations
The Home Yeast Contest in Iowa drew many contest letters as participants formed words from Home Yeast letters. Winners received prizes from 25 to 5 dollars, with top entries ranging up to 220 proper English words. The ad invites housewives to request Tome Yeast brochures and free samples from Tome Yeast Company in Chicago.
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Breakfast Standby Mixup in Kansas City Market
Three men in Dodge City each shipped an ear of care to the Kansas City market by freight and gathered at a stock yard. The next morning at breakfast a dispute over ordering ends with the waitress asked to resolve the selection of ham and other items.
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Roosevelt Names Portsmouth as Peace Conference Site
Roosevelt designates Portsmouth as the conference venue for Russia and Japan envoys to discuss a peace treaty. The choice is tied to summer timing and anticipated easier conditions, with some other locations previously considered.
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Prayer gesture as instinctive act among Ihuniuin race
Description notes a weak person raising hands in prayer to beg a favor from a superior. It suggests the gesture is an instinctive natural attitude and a conventional form in Ihuniuin behavior.
A Lady of Distinction Embraces Perfumed Beauty Routine
An advertisement extols a refined woman who uses Cutheura Soap and hot water to cleanse and then Dusting Gutheura Tulvum powder to achieve clear healthy skin. The persuasive copy links fragrance to distinction and personal charm.
Craculous Gift Sparks Talk of Strange Visitors
Readable lines suggest a conversation about an expensive gift from a man. Marjorie notes the giver may be unfamiliar yet insists there is nothing strange about accepting the offer. The dialogue hints at social tensions around generosity and propriety.
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Persian mineral production figures under 19th century decree
From 1880 to 1928 Persia reports total mineral output of 517,027,000 dollars with about 311,100,000 dollars attributed to gold. The figures arise from a government decree cited in the article.
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Missionary Paths and Timothy’s commissioning tale
An account of Paul and Barnabas journeying with John Mark and Timothy. It notes their disagreements, separation, and eventual broader mission through Syria and Cilicia, along with Timothy's conversion and upbringing. The piece underscores faithfulness amid human frailty and the spread of early church work.
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To Love God To Love God Is Hate Delusion Long To Know
The fragment asserts love for God involves rejection of delusion and a longing to know the true Spirit. It emphasizes spiritual clarity over illusion and frames devotion as seeking authentic spiritual reality.
Personality defined as capacity for fellowship
A brief quotation notes that personality is defined by the ability to fellowship and engage with others, attributed to O A Any person from Seattle.
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Lincoln quote misquoted about churches and blessings
A fragment presents a misquoted line attributing a blessing to a donor while criticizing religious institutions. The garbled phrasing mentions churches and a donor, hinting at a political or religious sentiment, but exact source and context are unclear.
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