Croker’s money and Bryan push in a Dem rally
The piece accuses Boss Croker of funding Bryan’s campaign from Ireland, while praising Walter Smith as a rising speaker candidate. It contrasts 1890s Democratic misrule under Cleveland with current GOP chances, urging readers to consider country conditions and the dangers of Democratic policy.
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Iowa
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AiMewit
James J Hill backs Taft and opposition to Bryan
The article promotes James J Hill as a pro Taft supporter and financier, contrasting his views with Bryanism. It argues Hill’s business experience and cautious governance would protect national interests, warning that Bryan’s election could jeopardize the economy. It notes Hill’s ties to Minnesota Governor Johnson and his contributions to campaigns.
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Spell of One Hundred Days Warns Against Bryanism
The piece warns that a Bryan victory would trigger severe economic disruption, with delayed construction, halted industry, and tighter credit until a Republican era under Taft. It argues the country will face a conservative path rather than new Democratic policies, urging readers to favor stability and reject Democratic upheaval.
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United States
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Lafe Young
Des Moine
Draw the Jury for Next Term in Lincoln Nebraska
A fragmented list details the jury panel for the November court term with names including W Campbell J P Ingle and R M Sardow among others in Lincoln Nebraska. The note mentions constitutional dates and local public notices alongside marriage licenses and visiting performers from the Rice Caesar Concert Party.
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Franklin
J. P. Ingle
Ward Pee
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R. M
Steven Sardow James
Lincoln
Emry G. M. G. Guiles
Sam Murrays Masseny
Wir. Zeller
Ded Ward
Bpomosa
Ida Lincoln
Stark
Briskien
Witken
Wad
Lost Roll of Churel Plans Hidden in City Office
Finder urged to return the lost roll of churel plans to the office. A brief notice directs readers to reclaim the document and mentions an order for a coat of the Green Bar. Read in the Evening News.
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Scranton
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Mrs.Auffman
Iowa City
Arkansas
Lahoma
Texas
Rain Delays Fall Festival as Parker Show Faces Weather
Weather dampens the coast to coast attractions as storms halt the Ferris wheel and performances at the Parker show. Planners lament the rain, while vendors report slower business yet remain hopeful for brighter weather. Notables include P. W. Barger and the Garnharts, with locals shuffling routines between drenched tents and theater foyers.
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