Passing of William Jennings Bryan Triggers National Mourning
Charleston figures from Gov. Morgan to Sen. Chillom and Rev. Taylor express deep sorrow at the death of William Jennings Bryan. They hail him as a great American, a steadfast advocate of common people, and a powerful moral force whose lifelong convictions and speeches left a lasting impact.
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Obituary Tributes Echo Bryan’s Reform Leadership
Prominent figures including Angus MacDonald J Frank Marsh and J Walter Barnes laud William Jennings Bryan. They credit him with bold reform advocacy and steadfast ethics, noting his oratorical strength and dedication to party ideals despite disagreements. His death prompts reflection on his lasting influence.
U S Cruiser Pittsburg Opens Visit to Irish Waters
The United States cruiser Pittsburg, flagship of the American fleet in European waters, arrived at Kingston for a 10 day visit to the Irish coast, marking a diplomatic naval visit in July.
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Bryan Planned Greatest Fight of Career in Scopes Contest
The article outlines William Jennings Bryan’s plans to deliver a series of speeches in Dayton and elsewhere after the Scopes trial. It notes his preparation of a closing address, his intended public appearances, and his role as a leader of the fundamentalists amid national attention and telegrams of support.
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Bryan’s Final Tribute Drawn From State Leaders
Delegation escorts Bryan to ex Governor Mack for breakfast where prominent city figures and a 1923 state legislative secretary hear his remarks. He addresses the legislature later urging action to ban teaching evolution, then speaks to Rotary and Knights at Capitol temple. News of his sudden death shocks Charleston as tributes pour in from W V and national figures.
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Bryan Death Shocks Democratic Leaders Across Nation
The death of William Jennings Bryan unsettles Democratic leaders as they face an unstable future without his influential voice. The article notes his support for Robert M. La Follette and the potential reshaping of party plans, with divisions and uncertainty affecting Congress and the Democratic National Committee. Also reports M. G. M. Bosworth of the Canadian Pacific Line dying in London after an operation for appendicitis.
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Virgin Birth Sermon Stresses Christ in Hearts at Cardiff
Reverend Grose and associates led a service stressing the need to welcome Jesus at home and heart. They argued the world would be dark without Christ, citing ancient slavery and modern excess to urge personal renewal and devotion. The report notes Cardiff events and a brief line about six months of shutdowns.
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Prominent men mourn passing of William Jennings Bryan
Prominent leaders Dawes Darrow and others pay tribute after the death of William Jennings Bryan. Dawes, Darrow, and Ruth Bryan Owen expressed grief, lauding Bryan’s courage, sincerity, and influence. governors and relatives shared condolences as tributes poured in from across the country.
Morgan Revival Service Opens In Tent Meeting
Evangelistic meetings begin at the old Latin site with a record audience for the first sermon. Dr Frank C Morgan opens and Br BC Morenn of the Schwanib Memorial Church speaks on Evolution amid debates sparked by the Scopes trial. Large crowds are expected as Ireland merrymakers draw attention to Treland returns to past life.
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Death of William Jennings Bryan Storms Churches and Streets
Extras on Charleston streets announce the death of William Jennings Bryan, sparking sermon talks on evolution and fundamentalism. The Gazette details his career, the Scopes trial, and anticipates a posthumous leadership moment for the movement amid public tributes and sale numbers.
Apoplexy Ends Life of Dayton Figure Amid Scopes Affair
A Dayton figure dies after apoplexy as plans unfold for an early publication tied to the Scopes trial. The deceased had returned to Chattanooga then traveled again to Dayton with companions including A. W. Tanita and Vernon Keith.
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Death Comes to Mrs. Bryan After Scopes Trial Allegation
The article describes reactions after the death of Mrs. Bryan. George W. Happelyes filed charges against Scopes to test the Tennessee anti evolution law. Burgess or pelvea offers sympathy and services. Sue Hicks, an Associated Attorney for the prosecution, visits the Bryan home. Mrs. Bryan remains in a roll chair as telegrams and calls express support. The crowd outside the home shows shock and grief as the funeral party is planned.
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