Bryan Emphasizes Religion In Public Life
The article lauds William Jennings Bryan for openly promoting faith amid politics. It notes his Sunday school address, sermon at the Armory, tribute at the Masonic theater, and a closing talk at the Hope Rescue Mission drawing tears from the crowd as he preaches the gospel to the public.
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William Jennings Bino
Garfield
Harrison
Hhis Church
McKinley
Roosevelt
Taft
William’ Jennings Bryan
Armory
Masonic Theater
Hope Rescue Mission
Bryan
Christ
Galilee
Brother Bruce
Hall Wor
Louisville
Kentucky
Bryan In The Lobbies Of The Congress Hotel
A Chicago dispatch reports William J. Bryan causing a jam in the Congress hotel lobby as he entered with reporters and officials nearby. The scene included shouted phrases and exchanges with Republican leaders, while Bryan visited campaign headquarters and referenced past life events and beliefs.
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Chicago
Lincoln
William J. Bryat
Colorado
Congress Hotel
Bryat
Bryan
University Club
Roosevelt
Cummins
LaFollette’s
Pitched Battle At Memphis Leaves Policeman Dead
Memphis June 21 Six men including three negro desperadoes opened fire in a pitched battle as reserves aided the posse. Patrolman John M. Taylor aged 42 was killed and a negro was wounded before two of the assailants fled while Robert Summer was captured. The suspects allegedly held up streetcar workers and passengers in recent weeks. Taylor formerly managed a Ripley Tennessee plantation.
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Memphis
John M. Taylor
Robert Summer
Taylor
Ripley Tenn
Delegates Scramble as Republican Convention Opens
At Chicago June 21 delegates crowd the Coliseum as the credentials committee lags behind. Rumors fly of adjournment or continued debate with Roosevelt forces poised to push for a fight on individual contested cases. The pace quickens as partial committee reports arrive and plans change.
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Chicago
Committee On Credentials
Alabama
Rock Hill Prepares for State Convention and Tournament
Rock Hill announces ample accommodations for visitors and firemen attending the state convention and tournament. The entertainment committee guarantees meals for attendees from all parts of the state, ensuring Rock Hill will care for all who come.
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Rock Hill
Ends Hunt For Rich Girl With Electric Bitters
An advertisement claims Electric Bitters help a woman appear healthy with bright eyes restful sleep and strong health. It asserts the tonic cures indigestion backache headaches fainting and dizziness and promotes an elastic step. It urges readers to try the remedy with a 50 cent price at druggists.
Bucklen’s Amica Salve touted as quick healer
An advertising item extols Bucklen's Amica Salve as the fastest remedy for burns cuts bruises boils ulcers eczema sore lips and piles with a price of 25 cents at druggists, set against reports of injuries from a Fourth of July celebration.
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Bucklen
Amica Salve
Courtney Camp No 457 meets on Wednesdays at third story over Bank
Courtney Camp No 457 of the Woodmen of the World meets the first and third Wednesday nights in the third story above the Bank of Georgetown. Members and guests are welcomed. Re. E. Fraser, C. C. J. M. Tarniér, Clerk.
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Courtney
Bank of Georgetown
RE. E. Fraser
C. C
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Michelin
Mercer Bros
Front Street
Georgetown,s. C
Chickering & Sons
Henry & S. G. Lindeman
Haines Bros
Marshall & Wendell
Foster, Armstrong and Brewster
Charleston Piano Company
J. W. Wallace
Society Street
Charleston
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Silver Brook
Dunn's Monogram
Clermont
Rose Valley
Clermont Distilling Co
Louisville, Ky
Georgetown
West
Baltimore Street
Baltimore, MD
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