Bryan of Nebraska and the Cross of Gold Legend
A retrospective portrait traces William Jennings Bryan as a defining figure in American politics, detailing his three presidential campaigns, cabinet tenure as Secretary of State under Wilson, world travel, antiwar views, and staunch advocacy for religion and anti evolution, highlighting his enduring influence and eventual decline in the Democratic Party.
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William Jennings Bryan Dies While Sleeping
The great commoner died in his sleep of apoplexy at his Dayton home after a day of speeches and travel. Mrs Bryan, calm and composed, spoke of Arlington burial, possibly as a colonel in the Spanish American War, with son William Bryan Jr to be consulted. Telegrams of sympathy flooded in while the town mourned, and preparations began for an Arlington funeral.
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Ohio
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Virginia
Two Hurt by Car in Greenwich Post Road Crash
Mrs Jennie Fender, 1584 East 21st Street Brooklyn, and Herbert Kane suffered serious injuries Friday night when struck by a vehicle on the Post Road near Colgate Wilh. Kane is described as anecassious, while Mrs Henderson sustained facial wounds and a broken bone. Edward Monaghan was held for arraignment next week after being taken into custody by Greenwich authorities.
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Millions Visit Shrine of St Ann in Bristol
Between 12,000 and 15,000 people from Massachusetts Rhode Island and this state visited the shrine of St Ann at St Josephs church in Bristol marking the close of nine days of service The relic of the saint was applied to those who presented themselves.
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Scott Is Sane in Crowe's View Amid Sowell Murder Trial
The defense cites permanent insanity claims for Scott while Crowe argues for alternative measures to execution. Leopold and Loeb references surface as sympathy for Alm and Scott appears limited by public sentiment. The Maurer murder, involvement of liquor tales, and father Jacob Maurer frame local outrage as Governor Small weighs clemency.
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Toronto
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Chicago
Police seek Crowingait in $5,000 life policy probe
Police search for a Mr. Crowingait believed employed by a local ship builder and linked to a $5,000 life insurance policy on his brother, killed in Los Angeles. Telegram from a Los Angeles firm claims payout to Crowingait or misidentification. If not found, authorities may seek further information. Super-power radio broadcasting reduces some static but does not fully blanket reception near the station. Signals within 300 miles show improved clarity, with listeners able to tune out WGY and receive other stations.
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Firemen Rescue Three Aged Women in Boston Blaze
Firemen crawled along a rope six floors above a top floor window and rescued three aged women Miss Riza Wird seventy five Sarah Beventy and Emma Sanderson eighty one taken to city hospital with smoke and shock injuries but expected to recover A dozen other occupants were rescued as a building at Street car traffic halted Two alarms brought district apparatus and a crowd of thousands The building gutted from second floor up and a nearby auction tied to previous health concerns cited in follow up notes
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Riza Wird
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Bryan Influence Persists After Death Across Democratic Ranks
The article notes Mr Bryan’s enduring sway within the Democratic Party, shaping nominee choices and party strategy even as his passing prompts questions. It observes strong backing for his views in Congress, admiration from opponents, and immediate uncertainty about shifting alliances and campaign planning.
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Amnesia Victim Returns to Sea and Back to Normal
A man identified as Neubert, once thought missing, returns to routine life in Greenpoint and Brooklyn after a period of amnesia. He is recognized by a desk clerk and later questioned by police, with Masonic credentials guiding relief efforts. Nurses and local officials begin careful treatment as his condition stabilizes.
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Optometrist A. Frank at 004 Main Street
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