Bryan Draws Thousands At Cedar Rapids In 1896 Campaign
The Cedar Rapids Gazette reports on October 8 1896 crowds filling Athletic Park to hear William Jennings Bryan the Boy Orator of the Platte address supporters amid a heated free coinage of silver debate. Industrial and farm groups marched in support as Republicans tout gold standard with McKinley leading. The piece recaps election night outcomes and local partisan displays across Cedar Rapids and Marion.
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Old Athletic Park
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William McKinley
Canton
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Burlington
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Minna Murray
Nashua
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Iowa
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Missouri
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Tipton
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Sixth Avenue
Roswell P. Fowler
New York
the Gazette
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Republican Club
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Birchley Hall
Clifton Hotel
First Avenue
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Yellowgtome Park
Niagara Falls
Bohemian Reading Society
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Greene
Opera House
Republican
Water Works
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New Jersey
California
Illinois
Nebraska
Cleveland
G.O.P
United States
Great Britain
Congress
Treasury
William B. Allison
Boies
Richard Bland
Linn County
Robert M. Vesely
Bertram
Springville
Viola
Boulder
Clinton A
Fairfax College
Payee
Mt. Vernon
No nervous exhaustion in health fights says reforming patient
A reforming neurotic credits gastric ulcer and hyperacidity for illness, rejects nervous exhaustion as a true diagnosis, and recalls misdirected care from doctors and clinics. She endorses rest diet and anti acid medicine, urging patients to seek proper medical treatment rather than “nervous” explanations.
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New Books At Public Library
Public Library adds several new volumes including Listen For a Lonesome Drum by Carl Carmer detailing New York State life and lore. Green Mountains to Sierras follows Zephine Humphrey on a Vermont to California winter trip.
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Cut-up Bandits Terrorize Los Angeles Man
Leland Cameron reported two armed bandits accosted him in Los Angeles and demanded money. After tearing the first dollar bill, they forced a second from him and tore it up as well. They then beat him, prompting Cameron to say the assailants seemed “feeling nasty.”
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Los Angeles
Leland Cameron
Cameron
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