National Democratic Club plan outlined in Bryan campaign
National Democratic party leaders with Mr Bryan plan a nationwide club system to gauge and influence public sentiment for the ticket. They envision state and county clubs reporting favorable or unfavorable views and distributing campaign literature and speakers nationwide. Bryan agrees to press the plan promptly with a Des Moines stop and Chicago consultations.
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Fairview
Lincoln
Nob
Aust
Willian J. Uryan
Bob Taylor
Tonpeshkee
Democratic Party
Bryan
National Democratic Club
Stte
Eliha Aball
United States
National Club
Chicago
Taylor
F. W. Brown
Kansas
Missouri
Indiana
Cleveland
Kanewa
Ryan
Todiana
Tamnmashe
You
Possible railroad merger and campaign speeches in 1904
The article discusses rumors of a potential alliance among Clinchfield, Ohio, and New York Central lines to form a larger southeast trunk route, with tests yet unfinished and market supporters weighing the benefits. It also covers Mr. Bryan’s planned campaign stops in Chicago Des Moines Indianapolis Topeka and Los Angeles with Judge Parker’s pledge to aid the Democratic ticket.
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Interanto
Seaboard Air Line
Chesajeake and Cio
Southery Road
Aicer
Campaline
Bryan
Chicago
Mack
Des
Uryan
Kern
Brymo
Judge Parker
Nomines
Liscoln
Wife of Governor Patterson Drives Senate Ambition
Nashville dispatch reports Governor Patterson may run for the U.S. Senate to succeed James B. Prazier. His young wife is described as highly ambitious and influential in urging national office, with Patterson often accompanied by her during the current campaign. The Patterson family is portrayed as prominent and wealthy in Tennessee.
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Mr. Bryan
Topeka
Bryan
James W. van Cleve
Manufacturers’ Ausociation
Pulse
Bryan and
Bryaniem
van Cleve
Bryant
Malcolm
Patterson
Mary Russell Gardner
Tennessee
Tennessee Capitol
Russell Gardner
St. Louis
Leo
Resignation of Rev W P Crouch at Central Christian Church
Rev W P Crouch, pastor of Central Christian Church in Bristol, has resigned after nearly five years. He helped organize and build the church, which developed into a large congregation and a new auditorium costing thousands. He is recalled to Athens Alabama to lead the Christian church there and will depart Bristol around September 1.
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POR Labor Department
Bryan
Labor Department
W. P. Crouch
Central Christian Church
Crouch
Bristol
Athens
Ala
Bristol News
New York
Grant
Leo
Gettysburg
Patton
England
United States Army
Maxim
Thaya
Patton Bays le
United States
Nashville
Gov
M. St. Patterson
Chittanooga
Hamilton
Central Labor Union
Gus Groner
Cov
Patterson
Sreak
Chattanooga
Memphis
Unio City
Mra
Chickens Hatched by Electricity Demonstrated in Yonkers
An exhibit of an electric incubator was shown in a Yonkers Electric Light and Power Co window. The device uses electricity to generate heat with a thermostat that cuts current as temp rises. An incandescent dome light shuts off automatically to cool to the required temperature.
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Yonkers Electric Light & Power Company
Governors Day at Ten Passes State Fair Invites Neighbors
Tennessee Governor M J Patterson plans Governors Day at the Ten Passes fair on September 24 inviting governors from Arkansas Alabama Georgia Kentucky Mississippi Missouri North Carolina and Virginia. The article also discusses a new rapid firing gun by Patton noted as noiseless and powerful with debate on its military potential.
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Nashville
M. J. Patterson
Ten Passes State Fair
Thoraday
Hoi
Patterson
Tennegsde
Goys
Pindall
Arkansas
Connor
Alabama
Smith
Georgia
Wilson
Vance and Taylor Stories From the Civil War Era
Col. Vance and Col. Taylor, prominent Civil War figures in North Carolina and Tennessee, are profiled for their wartime actions and postwar careers. The narrative covers Vance’s defense of Taylor, their court martial, and Taylor’s later political and religious influence, including family ties to Zebulon B. Vance and Senator Robert L. Taylor. It notes Patterson’s Labor Day Chattanooga visit and travel plans.
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Sentigal
Vance
Buncombe County
N. C
Col
Taylor
Carter County
Vince
Gol
Vance Wis
Eighth Congressional District
North Carolina
Zebulon B. Vance
Col. Taylor
Robert L. Taylor
A. A. Taylor
Congress
Tenn
Elogant
Col. Vance
Gol. Taylor
Knoxville
Saylor
East Tennescue
New Jersey
Vaioe
Murfriestarn
Teos
Efe
Department of
Western North Carolina
Sevierville
Penn
Ursean
Weils
Tayloreau
White House
N. G. ‘Taylor
Lincoln
Cnl
East Tennessee
Mr. Lincoln
Gen. Vance
Gen
Cen
Vanes
Toethern
Thors
Contested Conference Ties Involving Patterson Aides Denied
Republican candidate for congress denounces links to a reported meeting among Blount and Loudon county leaders. The session allegedly discussed a deal to block Democratic nominees and swap support for Patterson and Austin allies. Austin says no contact exists and he did not attend or authorize any political pact.
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Urey
Buwxvile
Ki. W. Anatin
Congress
Duncan B. Cooper
D- Lancaster
Nashville
Philadelic Record
M. R. Patterson
Hank
Hank Republicans
Patterson
Austin
John ©. Houk
Louisville
Journal
Kiosville
B. Baith
Islount County
Knoxville Power Co
Isoant County
Knoxville
Maryville
Messrs Cooper and Lancaster
Cooker
Gov. Pattare
Fortune teller teases a future husband in witty exchange
A Philadelphia Press piece captures a comic exchange where a fortune teller asks if the woman seeks a future husband. She replies she fears her absent present husband more than any future match, delivering a sharp domestic humor moment.
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Philadelphia Press
Giggling Girls Reflect On Social Image And Etiquette
A column urges girls to stop giggling as a nervous habit and to learn to smile and speak with confidence. It contrasts giggling with a natural laugh and recommends self awareness and restraint in social settings. The piece also recounts Lincoln and Col. Taylor anecdotes illustrating humor and humanity during difficult times.
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Sbe
Diana
New York Times
Dream of Country Life Dispelled
Charley Sellare once a harvester longs for country work but learns farming now uses machinery. A Mor gan County call to his brother prompts a humorous exchange about helping with grain while the other replies the job is by contract.
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Charley Sellare
Indianapolis News
Dulaw
Tean
Dail Seilure
Weill
Sellura
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