Welcome to Bryan Arrives in New York for Spontaneous Reception
William Jennings Bryan lands in New York amid a massive, unscripted welcome at Madison Square Garden. The crowds are vast as officials and citizens from across the country join in a tribute to the famed orator. The event underscores Bryan’s enduring influence and the public’s belief in his peaceful dedication to public service.
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William Jennings Bryan
New York City
House of Representatives
Union
Madison Square Garden
United States
New York
Grotius apostle of peace celebrated in Delft birth country
An Evangel of Peace marks Grotius's anniversary born in Delft April 10 1683 and died in Rostock August 28 1645 while seeking to return from France to Sweden His life shaped international law and the Hague peace idea His youth achievements include Latin verse editing Capella's works doctor of law at 16 and a remonstrant imprisoned in 1619 His escape in 1621 led to Paris where he wrote his great work Sweden later used his talents as ambassador to France from 1636 to 1645 ending with his death on the road to Sweden
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Grotius
Hugh de Groot
Hugo Grotius
Delft
Holland
Rostock
Germany
France
Sweden
the Hague
Capella
Leyden
Lovestein
Gorcum
Grotina
Gro- Hus
Paris
Lawson Among the Shadows at Dreamwold Estate
Thomas W. Lawson sits in mourning beside his wife’s coffin at Dreamwold in Scituate after her sudden Boston death. He abandoned his business, leaving his secretary to run affairs while he keeps the widow’s body in the Nest room. Daughters and son Arnold remain at the estate as the bereaved magnate rarely admits others.
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Thomas W. Lawson
Dreamwold
Scituate
Edward F. McSweeney
Nda
Pioneer reformer who exposed the system and spurred regulation
A leading reformer challenged the system with bold exposures that prompted investigations and helped drive corporate regulation legislation. He is described as a fighter who faced profound sorrow yet retains the sympathy of the nation for his efforts and impact.
Georgia's Tax Cut Signals State Prosperity and Growth
The governor and comptroller general cut the tax rate by ten cents per thousand, a modest change in itself yet meaningful as Georgia pursues reduced levy amid prior liberal appropriations. The legislature funded agricultural colleges in every district, and overall the state shows rising industrial and commercial strength with a favorable climate for investors and residents to share in growth and prosperity.
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Georgia
General Assembly
Atlanta
Stockslager Ant Mormon Platform Shapes Idaho Campaign
The Idaho race features Judge Stockslager proposing to curb Mormon influence in politics, open to winning women voters and pledging to bar Mormon prosecutions from venue changes to other issues. He also targets “six bit” insurance firms and a San Francisco disaster response.
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Idaho
Judge Stockslager
Stockslager
Supreme Bench
San Francisco
Des Moines Register
Growth and Progress of the New South Rear
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss growth and progress in the New South era with scattered references. The text appears incomplete, mentioning attention and time but lacking coherent facts, dates, or named entities. The article segment is too fragmentary to extract a clear event or individuals.
Iron and Steel Markets in the Southern Territory
Production of pig iron shows improvement with steady quotations though limited gains. Prices range from 13.50 to 18.60 for No 2 foundry iron, with demand strong in the South and outside markets looking to Southern deliveries late this year and early next. Fabrication plants plan resumed output as furnaces reopen, shipping resumes, and finishing departments ramp up by August, signaling a brighter outlook for iron and steel activities.
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Big Milla
Caat Iron Pipe Concern
Age Limit Debate Prompts Outcry Against Youth Supremacy
A yearn for youth fuels a heated charge against age limits in public life. The letter-writer argues older workers offer experience crucial to government and industry, warning against pushing seniors from service in favor of cheaper younger labor. The piece cites civil service hiring, pension patterns, and an anecdote from a government secretary who refused an older applicant. The author urges balanced policies to protect older workers and preserve institutional knowledge.
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American-Journal
Noray
Hope
America
Army
Navy
Gus Ween
Gettina
Chicago
Berluens
Owler
Washington
Todly
Peening
Kipling Poem Reflects On Empire And Betrayal
The fragmentary verse laments Britain's imperial rule and its alleged betrayals. It juxtaposes guilt, duty, and the fading authority of England, warning against dissolving loyalties while questioning future consequences for the nation. The piece references Kipling’s era and moral judgments tied to empire and fate.
Farmer Shoots Farmer Near Vaughanville
Special to The Georgian Newberry Aug. 20 Eugene Leavell was shot and killed Tuesday afternoon near Vaughanville by B W Goodwin. Goodwin surrendered to Sheriff M M Buford and is jailed. Leavell’s body lay in the road where he fell. Both men were respected farmers in Newberry County.
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Farmer
Newberry
8. C
Eugene Leavell
B. W. Goodwin
Vaughanville
Goodwin
M. M. Buford
Leavell
Japanese Ambassador Opens Washington Granite Residence
Japanese Ambassador Oki has leased the granite residence on K street once built by Senator Sherman Corley. The move signals the ambassador and viscount will play a prominent role in Washington society.
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Washington
Oki
K Street
Sherman 8. Corley
The Quotation of a Theatre Train Ride
A fragmentary reminiscence recounts a stage crew scene where a leading man slips aboard a departing train after a performance. Laughter hides a jab about introspection as actors quarrel over lines and a fan letter prompts a wry exchange about a more substantial enterprise. The piece shifts to a memory of the “old weave” in cinema and a child’s theatrical moment.
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Stele
Bill
J. Withee Mooth
Calle
Faust
Mr. Dinsh
Abe
Mr. Dash
Regese
Linta
Catherine
Incomplete OCR Amid Primary Nominations Debate
Fragmented text describes a convention crowd and primary discourses with mentions of Democrats, fuel policy, and party maneuvers. Key names and places are obscured, offering only a snapshot of political passions and speculative timing without clear events or outcomes.
William Jennings Bryan in a theater of dreams and doubts
Fragmented OCR text depicts William Jennings Bryan amid dreams of power and public calls to return, with references to a theater scene, a catechism, and political tensions. The passage hints at colonial ventures and the Hague tribunal, framed by a fluctuating world stage and critical public gaze.
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William
Troms Theater
Soin
Earthquake scare as stone canopy crashes at Waldorf Astoria
Guests woke to a loud crash when a stone coping fragment fell from a canopy over the Thirty third street entrance, smashing the glass roof and striking an empty cab. Police were asked not to report the incident as workers cleared debris.
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New York
Waldorf- Astoria
Thirty-third Street
Georgians In Gotham and Washington Newswire
Private Leased Wire reports arrivals in New York visitors from Georgia and other states with names such as Maddox Davie Hecht Graves and Grimes. Washington hotels list M B Kitrick Wentcott Gill Robertson Simmons and others. Paris dispatch notes Mr and Mrs Bullard and Miss Martha Bullard registering at European office.
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New York
Atlanta
J. E. Maddox
W. J. Davie
R P. Hecht
John Temple Graves
W. Grimes
B. J. Higgan
J. H. Honiday
R. Jones
T. A. Lynch
Ee ~Anley
J. Fe Canle
F. Pierrate GB . Smith
H. B. Mor
Evane
Liaddock
H. D. Digen
Washington
Georgia
T. E. Ragland
Mise Mal Ragland
W. E. Dobbins and Son
Alabama
M. B. Kitrick
Birmingham
St. James
H. Wentcott
Raleigh
North Carolina
C. F. Gill
Edward C. Robertson
F. W. Simmons
Ebbitt
Paris
B. F. Bullard
Martha Bullard
Hep Bullard
Savannah
This Date in History Notable Events Listed
Fragmentary history entry lists scattered events and names. Among them are treaty references with the New Britain Totten and Nurrigansett, Jam forces, and a capitulation at Riparian Teneet along a railroad fray. It mentions an Alexandria Virginia capital, a battle near Hhehinemah, and the death of Willard expert Iga Frank free.
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Betwen
Totten
Frank Free
Willard
Strange Turtle Sent Through U S Mail at Middletown Post Office
Aug 30 report from Middletown describes a 15 pound snapping turtle mailed through the U S Post Office. The animal behaved ferociously, snapping at nearby objects until a Black porter turned it on its back and restrained it. No sender or bag destination could be identified.
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Middletown
Republicans at Sea Without a Captain in Hamilton County
The Hamilton county Republicans split on selecting a candidate for Congress in this district. The split centers on nominating Mike O Grady versus Moon, with seaman John noted among competing contenders.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Hamilton County
Con
Seaman John
Cane State
Congress
Mike O'Grady
Nan Moon
Wife and four others arrested after husband shooting
Chicago August 30. After shooting her husband at his work in Whiting Mrs Frank Moats was arrested later. Moats was wounded slightly by the first bullet as he ran and his wife had lived unhappily since their four year marriage.
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Chicago
Whiting
Frank Moats
Moata
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