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Talbot Declares Against Bryan in Lincoln Opinion Piece
A Lincoln Nebraska clipping reports A. R. Talbot Mr. Bryan's law partner publicly states he will not vote for Bryan. It argues that neighbors and business associates reject Bryan. praises Page Morris as a St Louis platform supporter. warns labor and railroad workers about silver and tariff policy. The piece endorses the Republican ticket Ferris Jones Hartshorn and H. C. Head, urging a straight Republican vote for sound money and national credit.
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Pisratch
Lincoln Nebraska
A. R. Talbot
Bryan
Canpipats Bryan
Mr. Towne
Page Morris
Congress
St. Louis
Wal. McKinley
Messrs
Ferris
Jones and
Hartshorn
H. C. Head
Mille Lacs County
Crow Wing Republican County Convention Chooses County Ticket
The Crow Wing county Republican convention organized by Dr. G. S. McPherson as temporary chairman and H. T. Skinner secretary. Officers nominated include James McMurtry for auditor and John T. Frater for treasurer with strong endorsements for A Mahlum as register of deeds and W H Onstine for sheriff. Also nominated are C E Chiperfield for attorney Milton McFadden for probate judge R K Whiteley for surveyor I T Dean for coroner J A Wilson for reelection and district commissioners Joel Smith H Patterson and L J Cale with adjournment after formal ballots.
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Frater
Register of Deeds
H. J. Hage
A. Mahlum
N. M. Paine
J. R. Smith
Mr. Mablum
Mr. Smith
Mr. Mahlum
Smith
Wm. Dodd
J. W. Slipp
Mons Mablum
W. H. Onstine
H. T. Skinner
H. Poppenburg
Slipp
Onstine
Poppenberg
Mr. Onstine
C. E. Chiperfield
Mallory
Milton McFadden
J. A. Wilson
Crow Wing
James McMurtry
Northern Pacific Railway
John T. Frater
Mr Frater
Sherif
Chiperfield
M. McFadden
R. K. Whiteley
I. T. Dean
Joel Smith
H. Patterson
L. J. Cale
Bryan and Lind Campaign Stops Announced in Brainerd
Popocratic candidate William J. Bryan will pass through Brainerd next Tuesday at 2 p.m. He will speak about thirty minutes from the band stand. Governor candidate John Lind is set to speak at the opera house on Saturday evening October 24.
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Wm. J. Bryan
Brainerd
Duluth
John Lind
Opera House
Crow Wing
State of Minnesota
Charlies Ahrens
Chas. Abrensin
West Brainerd
Register of Deeds
Crow Wing County
Minnesota
Clay Street
Jackson Street
Wid Block
Cettes
Weat
State of
Enid
Henry Spalding
Minn
J. W. Suter
Great political demonstration with Senator Nelson at the opera house
A Wednesday evening rally under the Meniley and Morris club drew a torchlight parade through the city and about 1500 people packed the opera house. Senator Knute Nelson spoke over two hours on sound money to strong applause while the Sound Money Quartette provided music to enthusiastic crowds.
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Knute Nelson
Meniley and Morris Club
Opera House
Inish
Nelson
Sound Money Quartette
McCarthy Addresses Labor Focus at Gardner Hall
Hon C C McCarthy of Grand Rapids spoke to a large Gardner Hall audience under the McKinley and Morris Club. A torchlight parade preceded the event and the speaker, recalling his lumber woods days in Saginaw Valley, urged laborers to support Republican aims. He also addressed Deerwood voters with a two hour talk and farmers in attendance.
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C. C. McCarthy
Grand Rapids
Gardner Hall
McKinley and Morris Club
Saginaw Valley
Michigan
Pinenes
Page Morris
McCarthy
Deerwood
Deewood
Sunday Campaign Sermon Sparks Ethics Clash
The News-Tribune reports that Mr Towne urged voters to sell their votes for cash and spread falsehoods while campaigning on Sundays, defiantly ignoring public sentiment. He asserts a right to speak on Sundays to win the election, arguing morality and intellect should guide voters.
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Towne
News-Tribune
Free silver plan outlined in Seattle Post-Intelligencer letter
A reader pledges to profit from free silver after a hypothetical electoral win. The letter describes converting 100 dollars into 185 Mexican dollars, melting them into American currency, then reissuing more Mexican coins as free dollars, proposing repeated coin conversions for gain.
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Seattle. Post-Intelligencer
O’brien
The English Mint and the Search for Classic Coin Art
A critique of modern English coin design contrasts Greek and medieval Italian exemplar work with Victorian and Lombard Street production. The author lauds Poynter and Brock but laments the English mint's current dullness and hopes for revived classical craftsmanship from the past.
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J. E. Boehm
R. A
Lombard Street
Thomas Brock
E. J. Poynter
Poynter
Euznetus
Kimon
Terina
Shortest Commandment Recalled by Pupil in Schoolyard
Sunday School teacher prompts for a four word commandment. A pupil replies I can. The pupil then names Keep off the grass as the shortest commandment. Boston Courier reports the exchange in a light classroom vignette.
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Boston Courier
Ostrich in Desert Heads to Sand For Concealment
A quip from the Boston Transcript explains that an ostrich running from pursuers hides its head in sand, mistakenly believing it is unseen due to the vast sand in the desert being greater than the bird’s own.
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Boston Transcript
Infant rulers and ancient prosthetics in Egypt history
Historical notes claim Ludwig IV and Otto III resigned infant thrones at ages seven and three respectively. The text also cites early use of artificial legs and arms in Egypt around 700 B C, created by priests who served as physicians in that era.
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Ludwig IV
Germany
Otto III
Egypt
B. C
Wheat grain cross section reveals three cell layers
A microscope study of a gram of wheat finds three cell layers with the outermost being the longest. The 1877 Pittsburg great riot and fires destroyed over $3 090 000 in property.
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Pittsburg
Weather signs and 1774 umbrella import tidbit
The text notes damp walls or furniture signal upcoming rain. It also states umbrellas were introduced into America from England in 1774.
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America
England
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