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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1907

Page

8

Bryan crowds greet Nebraskan in Boston lecture visit

Colonel William J. Bryan drew a large Boston audience as he arrived at the Quincy House and State House, meeting Governor Guild and state leaders. He spoke in the House to cheers, discussed stock market slump and railroad regulation, then prepared for a Providence stop after a bustling reception and banquet advance.

Summer Street Colonel Bryan Boston Alexander. H., Troup New Haven Henry Walker Aqueduct Commission New York Charles Gay George M. Wallace Quincy House Mr. Bryan George F.williams McClellan and Feeney State House Governor Guild Colonel Troup Providence Williams Mr. Williams Nebraskan, and In View of the Fact That Mr. Bryan

Bryan Address Delivers Reform Plea at Boston State House

William J. Bryan arrived in Boston and, at the State House door, delivered a stirring speech to the Legislature. He praised Roosevelt’s administration, urged initiative referendum and popular U S Senate election, and denounced corporate influence as crowds hailed him.

William J. Bryan Boston State House United States Roosevelt Mr. Bryan House

Bryan speaks on Turkish policy and US wealth protection

Mr Bryan discusses swollen fortunes and farmer welfare in Palestine's "Valley of Jordan." He condemns Turkish indifference to farmers and warns that neglecting producers at home could push radical remedies. after his speech he meets lawmakers and attends a Democratic reception in Room 4389.

Whiliam Bryan Post New York Palestine Valley of the Jordan

Bryan Delivers Ideal Themed Oration At Tremont Temple

William Jennings Bryan spoke to an enthusiastic crowd of over 2500 at Tremont Temple on "The Value of An Ideal" while humorously reiterating plagiarism charges against President Roosevelt. He appeared with notable figures on stage and near all seats were filled, giving the impression of a political convention. The Rev Arthur Little introduced the event and explained the hosting class Baraca. The speech blended sermon like elements, Fourth of July rhetoric, and light political commentary with a clear, resonant voice from Bryan.

William Jennings Bryan Tremont Temple Roosevelt John Y. Bates Thomas N. Hart Pettigrew South Dakota W. J. Huntington B. P. Bowne Boston University Henry M. Whitney Charles W. Bartlett George Fred Williams Alan Hudson Brockton James E. Cotter Carter Chelsea W. E B. Perry C. F. Goodspeed Second Congregational Church Dorchester Mr. Bryan Arthur Little D. D Dr. Little Bryan

Munyons Rheumatism Cure Claim and Promises

A promotional notice for Munyon's 3 X Rheumatism Cure claims rapid health restoration with a bottle priced at $1.00. The ad touts multiple other Munyon remedies, guarantees, money back offers, and statements of cure for various ailments, urging readers to visit a druggist and try the products.

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