Bryan's Second Tour Itinerary Cheney Speech Trail
William J. Bryan outlines a lengthy southern and eastern campaign itinerary starting Sept. 11 from Lincoln. He will travel via Kansas City St Louis Louisville Lexington and Asheville with stops in Salem Ill and durations in North Carolina Washington Baltimore and the Northeast. A later meeting in Lincoln with Silver party committees precedes talks on campaign strategy with James K. Jones and James Gorman.
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Music Hall
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Versailles
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Maysville
Asheville
N. C
Harriman
Knoxville
Tenn
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North Carolina
Richmond
Washington
Baltimore
New England
Maine
Boston
New Jersey
Delaware
New York
Silver Party
Lincoln Hotel
Bryan Greets Postal Clerks on Rail Trip to Denver
Bryan, welcomed by twenty four National Postal Clerks aboard a train enroute to Denver, receives strong support from James H. Maloney and J. H. Harley. A depot greeting and a planned Rag pole meeting were noted, weather delays postponed the local Democracy rally. Bryan then departs Lancoln for Kansas City on his south east tour with his wife expected to join later.
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National Post Office
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Civil Service Board
Registry Department
Springfeld
Mass
J. H. Harley
Mr. Bryan
Lancoun
Silver Clube
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William Jennings Bryan
Missouri Pacific
Kansas City
Bryan to Speak from Capitol Grounds on Washington Anniversary
Washington front page reports that William Jennings Bryan plans his Washington speech on the east front of the Capitol for the 100th anniversary of Washington's farewell address. Local committee seeks permission from Vice President Stevenson and Speaker Reed to use the grounds for a large public celebration.
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Bryan
Capitol Grounds
Stevenson
Reed
J.S. Coxey
Capitol
General Black
National Association of Democratic Clubs
A R U DECLARES FOR BRYAN AT GRAND RAPIDS
The American Railway Union led by Eugene V. Debs issued a directors’ address to railway workers denouncing managements’ gold standard clubs and depot wigwams and criticizing injunctions in the Democratic platform. It pledges support for William J. Bryan for president. Senator Teller spoke briefly at Grand Rapids fair as Silver Day drew crowds with Sligh and other state-ticket nominees. Sparkers bureau chief M Conville reports plans for national speakers including Boies Matthews Stone West Blackburn Altgeld Stevenson in western states.
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Tere Haute
Ind
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Teller
Grand Rapids
Mich
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Town
Matthews
Indiana
Stone
Missouri
West
Blackburn
Kentucky
Altgeld
Illinois
Stevenson
Bryan to Speak in Iowa Five Times Before Election
Des Moines Sept. 9. Democratic state central committee chairman Qurry says he has secured W. J. Bryan for five speeches in Iowa before the election. They will be in the principal cities, including Des Moines. Senator H. M. Teller of Colorado is also set for a week of campaigning and will likely speak Friday.
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Albany
Buffalo
Mack
Shouting for Bryan at Pennsylvania Democratic Convention
The Pennsylvania Democratic state convention reconvened to fill vacancies on the electoral ticket after the Chicago withdrawal. Delegates loudly supported Bryan and Sewall while gold Democrats protested, and a motion to depose Harrity failed 171 to 167 as the platform endorsed the Chicago ticket and silver plank.
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Chicago
State Central Committees
James Kerr
Howard Mutchler
Matt Savage
Clearfield
Dewitt O. Dewitt
Bradford
W. B. Given
George B. Wilson
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Ritter
Resolution Committee
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Pennsylvania
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Sewall
United States
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Arthur Sewall
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North Hampton
Gold Democrats
Wright
Allentown
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Mr. James
Thomas J. Emmons
James Easton
Emmons
Harrity
Snowden
Jones
Bonnelly
Philadelphia
Harmony
New York
Poor Eyes Take Notice Professor Arnold Leaves Arc Oct 3
Prof. Arnold will depart Atlantic on October 3, urging early arrival to avoid crowds formed in the days prior. The notice signals a scheduled departure and asks readers to plan ahead.
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Arnold
Atlantic
Prof Mayne Arnold Optics Ends Oct 3 in Atlantic
Atlantic residents notice Prof Mayne Arnold's large advertisement vanishing as his time in town extends to Oct 3. The note touts his fourteen weeks of service, superior glasses, and urges patrons to compare with local competitors, emphasizing first-time fit quality and urging readers to consult the partial patron list in the paper.
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Professor Mayne Arnold Attracts Atlantic Patronage
Prof Mayne Arnold appeals to residents of Cass county after a three month Atlantic stay. He touts skilled, conscientious eye care and offers rewards for referrals including silk plush cases or Fahrenheit thermometers as his stay nears its end.
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Atlantic
Arnold
Cass County
King of
Opticians
Family Procures the Profes in Odd Custom Demand
A local notice reports a family claiming to have obtained the Profes through an unusual method. Officials warn the act may involve informal channels and caution against public involvement. Investigations continue to verify the claim and its legality.
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