Crowded Bryan Reception at Grand Central and Madison Square Garden
William J Bryan arrived in New York at 2 56 PM to a thunderous ovation. He traveled by open carriage with Richard Croker and greeted thousands along Fifth Avenue. Madison Square Garden overflowed with eager fans as Bryan spoke for about fifteen minutes before Stevenson’s speech was interrupted by crowd noise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William J Bryan
Thin City
Grand Central Depot
Col. Bryan
Hoffman House
Richard Croker
Strait
Lexington Avenue
Sixth Avenue
Bryan
Mr. Croker
Mr. Hearst
Col, Bryan
Col
Madison Square Garden
Garden
Madison Avenue
Twenty Sixth Street
Mr. Urcker
Col Bryan
Allence
Abe
Mir
Death of infant and community notices in Columbia item
The column records the death of a seventeen month old child from coal oil injuries and a funeral service led by Rev Howse. It notes a Cumberland church revival, local meetings, marriages in the area, a business move by Fayette Tomlinson, and other family news including births, relocations, and a Holiness meeting at Cumberland church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne
Abu
Jere Holt
Kev. Howse
Kev Howse
Cumberland Church
Hudson
Jane Love Wilkes
Payette Thes
Fayette Tomlinson
McKeenan, Anderson & Foster
Fayette
Mra
Tom Shaw
Williamson County
Ann Shaw
Charlotte Smi
Misa Sallie
Columbia
Dugner & Bellanfant
Bell
Jankeorabip
Gito Kerr
Will Austin
Kiiza Bellanfant
Harris
Bear Urgek
Mire Harrie
North Carolina
Joe Ballanfant
Confederate Re Union
McMianyille
Reva
McClarkan
Rye
Neva
Littl Bevsie
Carson Renfro
Secon
Bannara
Cascarets Claim Quick Bowels Aid For Health
An old advertisement claims Cascarets cure a wide range of ailments from headaches to cancer by straightening the bowels. It promises natural, painless relief with ten cent starts and metal boxes marked with U. C. C. notes, warning shoppers to beware of imitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. C.C
Revival adds four to church at Cammuree Staviax
The Christian church held a revival last Sunday led by Rev Anderson and gained four new members. Local notices mention railroad work on Gracey trussell and various residents moving or visiting. Families including Hobba, Kennedy, Marshall, Kerr and Hobbs are reported in regional moves and visits between Me., Decatur, Nashville, Florida, and Kentucky.
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Cammuree Staviax
Oct
Anderson
Christian Church
John Hobba
Cullooka
Tan
Fleming Farm
Evon
Hobbe
Wilkes
Robert Kennedy
Decatur
Ala
Jom Kennedy
Jim Kennedy Han
Florida
Redah McCain
McCains
Lizele White
Omega
the P. Holbe Han
Nashville
Winel
Barnhill
West Tennessee
Mra
W. Wes
Harumats Lubed In Adag Mystic Cure Claim
An OCR fragment markets a patent remedy named Mystic Cure for Rocumatie and Seuralgia with bold claims of rapid relief. It mentions dispensing by A B Reins, a druggist in Golambia, Ocean, and notes a brief, unclear reference to medical efficacy and a subsequent product push. The piece also contains garbled text about a wedding and local names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harumats
Rocumatie
Stoner
A. BH. Reins
Ocean
Local notes and visits from Lipscomb area residents
After a long absence the writer plans to record weekly happenings for the ad paper. Visitors include Mr J W Ham and wife of Lipsacomb to Mr M P Gray’s family. Mrs Tennie Joyce and sister Mine Mattie Pipkt visited Mr B C Kaken. Ella Pickard and Pearl Fire spent last week at the giesta of Misses Cora and Carrie Gibson. Pickard and Dave Miller of this place have gone to Cedar Vale Kansas to seek future prospects. Spence Alderson and wife moved to Durkee Creek. Mrs Pearl Mayberry and mother from Centreville moved to the B F McBride place. D D Goodman, wife and daughter Sarah of Lipscomb. W W Goodman and wife of Hohenwald. and W M Laud of Indiana visited. Miss Zora Goodman of Lewis County will spend the month with relatives.
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Giesta
Cora
Carrie Gibson
M. G. Pickard
Dave Miller
Cedar Vale
Kanhieng
Spence Alderson
Durkee Creek
Pearl Mayberry
Centreville
B. F. McBride
D. D. Goodman
Sarah
Lipscomb
W. W. Goodman
Wits
Honenwald
W. M. Laud
Indiana
Alice
Migs
Zora Goodman
Lewis County
Myittas
Superior Grain drill sows peas oats and wheat
Superior Grain urids, single and double disc, the only drill on the market that sows peas and oats as well as wheat. J.P. Streer & a, Gawood's Sarsapariila for the blood, guaranteed te cure, A. B. Rats.
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J.P. Streer& A
Gawood
Harvest notes and local greetings from Oct. 14 in Brenham
The column lists names of residents and their conditions, including Will White, J Hicks, W Joyce, Mrs Pipkin, Mamie Hill, and W Hollman, with updates on school and travel. It ends with a testimonial from Promise City, Iowa for Mystic Cure, sold by A. B. Ratne in Colombia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. F. Anthony
Promise City
Towa
A. B.ratne
Colombia
Debating Club elects James Loatick president
Friday meeting at the High School Building of the Boyar Debating Club chose James Loatick as president after Herbert Thompson resigned. The program included a debate on whether Jefferson was a greater statesman than Washington, with Theodore England Lyn Merrifield Norman Dale for and Jim Bostick Russell Thompson Robert Williamson against. Judges Miss Carpenter Bennett and James Williamson ruled for the affirmative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Loatick
Herbert Thompson
Jefferson
Wa Herton
Aormative
Theodore England
Lyn Merrifield
Norman Dale
Jim Bostick
Russell Thompson
Robert Williamson
Robt
FE. Lee
Arthur Brown
Carpenter Bennett
James Willamson
Loyal 10 the Last Clad to Bang Banged bys
Denver Pye reports a chaotic scene as a crowd gathers for a controversial party event. The piece notes shifting loyalties and dramatic behavior, with references to post-event kicks and a disrupted drop phase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wate Eesath
Denver Pye
Entertaining Brownlow Home Hosts Dual Social Gatherings
The Brownlow residence on West Sixth Street hosted two major events. First a Sunday afternoon reception honoring Miss Caroline Gordon with Miss Gord on escorted by local social leaders, followed by a second post-reading gathering with a two course luncheon. A student party at High School hall No 4 featured a book guessing game with forty four titles impersonated and a prize to Arthur Brown.
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Brownlow
West Sixth Street
Wns
Wort
Kroost McLemore
W. H. Dobbins
EB. Et, Hatcher
Eugene Long
Frank Everatt
Alan Foster
Forgey
Minos Baird
Columen
Provine
Mayes
Bine Boyd
John Fry
Frank Lander
Annie Evans
Daisy Towler
Conservatory
Beppe
Miss Gordon
Middlemarch
Arthur Brown
Emerson
A Beautiful Card Party for Mrs Renick and Mrs Hutt
A refined Friday card party hosted by Mrs Meade Frierson honored Mrs Renick and Mrs Hutt. Guests wore reception gowns as palms and lighting set a festive scene. J Frierson posted the high score in competitive play.
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Renick
Hutt
Meade Frieraon
Mia. Frierson
Eugene Anderson
J. H. Carpenter
EL. Martin
Kentucky
Mina McLamore
Cine
J. Frierson
Misa Gordons Recital Highlights Plantation Sketches
Miss Caroline Lewis Gordon daughter of Gen. John B. Gordon entertained a large First Baptist Church audience Monday evening with a negro fete song and plantation life sketches. Noel Gordon’s delineation impressed as the artist. Mrs. J. Stephensen of Ashwood hosts a Thursday afternoon reception from two to four for Mr. H. Martin and Mrs. B. M. Reulok of Kentucky. A Century Club card party is announced for this evening.
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Misa Gordon
Caroline Lewis Gordon
John B. Gordon
First Baptist Church
Noel Gordon
Land for Rent on Pleasant Pike near Tun Heep office
Land for rent offers forty acres of land within ninety miles on Pleasant Pike. For particulars contact Tun Heep office or Giarnett Rainey for details.
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Pleasant Pike
Tun Heep
Giarnett Rainey
The Difference Makes All The Difference In The World
A short quotation notes that small changes carry large impact. The remark emphasizes the significance of differences in outcomes and decisions across contexts. It underscores how nuance and variation alter results beyond initial expectations.
The Agm ie of Happiness W J Oarbs
W J Oarbs, carpenter supplies dealer and manufacturer, offers sash doors flooring and millwork in stock or made to order. promotes turnkey home building and a wide range of brackets mantels and porch materials at competitive prices from N Main St Columbia Torn.
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W. J. Oarbhs
N. Main
Columbia
Torn
Citizens
Juli Lyadw
Bryan Cheers Draw Masses in Ohio City Stop
A rally in Toledo drew massive crowds as Mr Bryan spoke at several venues. Webster Davis, Mayor Jones of Toledo, and William F Mackay addressed the audience. Bryan’s reception was roaring with cheers as he toured Madison street and Tammany Hall area with supporters lining streets.
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Stevenson
Webster Davis
Mayor Jones
Toledo
William F. Mackay
New York
Bryan
Madison Street
Col Bryan
Orokar
Mr. Grok
Tammany Hall
Mr. Bryan
Sanctum Sentiments Sparked by Yankee Doodle Art
A fragmented note praises Mark Acuna for transforming Yankee Doodle into a vivid artistic expression. Philadelphia ties surface in the context, suggesting local or cultural reinterpretation. The text hints at creative flair and regional resonance without full details.
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Mark Acuna
Iladsiphia
Tones and his band at the Opera House matinee Nov 14
Tones and his band will headline the winter musical event with a matinee on November 14 at the Opera House before departing to Nashville for an evening concert. Critics note the group’s classical leanings yet praise Innes as a master program maker and shrewd organizer. A failed engagement here would threaten the scenes from Grand Opera by Yousef and the reputation of Achilly Alhart, the Timous Baritone from the New York Metropolitan Opera House.
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Tones
Nashville
Innes
Arenyging Bio
Yousef
Achilly Alhart
New York Metropolitan
Horses at Auction at Stock Yards Monday
A sale of 1000 to 1200 pound work horses to be auctioned at the Stock Yards on Monday October 20. The stock is described as strong work horses rather than ponies. Coreman Stock Yards Co. coordinates the event.
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Coreman Stock Yarn Co
Census ranking of US cities over twenty five thousand
The census officer prepared a bulletin to be issued soon showing city ranks by population. The largest variation is rated first. Read among the named Pollnerace cities include Memphis Nashville Knoxville Chattanooga with ranks 27 47 125 and 126 respectively.
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Washineton
United States
First
Memphis
Nashville
Knoxville
Chattanooga
Fragmented Stock Advertisement and Nonsensical Rant
The text presents a garbled stock sale promo interlaced with incoherent phrases and quotes. It references “Land Rollers” in stock and vague claims of superior fusion, followed by disjointedとquote-like passages attributed to an unnamed Chinese essayist. The passage lacks coherent events or individuals to identify beyond generic entities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hwever
Meus Deverones
Narnia
Emery
New York Letter on Oysters Beggars and Prohibition Trends
A New York letter surveys Chesapeake Bay oysters, the industry’s reach and workers, and global trade. It notes the Society of Beggars in China, Chinese women in New York, deaf and dumb soldiers in a New York school, and Prohibition enforcement efforts in Maine and Topeka. It also mentions Japan’s leprosy introduction, Hattie Green’s wealth, and New Jersey Book Building investments.
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China
Pekin
Bis
New York
New York City
Samuel K. Pearson
Cumberland County
Maine
Portland
Thin
Pearson
Kansas
Charles Sheldon
Topeka
Board of Health
Philip
Pine Islands
Japan
Archivelago
Hattie Green
America
E. H. Green
N.J
Hai Pat
New Mt
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Bryan Lefe
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Shepard
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Thakley
Natehor
Goshen
Will Ladd
Wwe
John Hill
Ain
Brest
Eveson
Eee Sl Towa
A. B. Raina
Deaggiet
W. A. Kerr
Martin
Relay
Bop
Hobba Leon
Gd Hobbes
Woodburn
2D Marahall
Erlorts Creek
Bill Marahall
W. M. Martin
Percy
Cockrilla
W.T. Perry
Kay Sata
Will Oaklaod
Nettie
Mer. Dern
BREN
and Brownlow
Mrs. Bredabay
Century Club
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Agmie OF Happiness
Satterfield & Dodson
ER. W. Grove
Opera House
Saasiat & Consox
NEW York Letter
Kespeake Bay
Chesapeake
Baltimore
Europe
Long Taland Buond
Sunod
Oratera
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