That Convention Endorses Bryan and Denounces Reform Critique
A lengthy convention statement lauds William J. Bryan for returning to the United States with high praise for his leadership and moral stature. It condemns tariff reform, Panama Canal funding, and tax plans in West Virginia while crediting Senator Tillman for defending state rights against corporate tyranny. It notes Col. John T. McGraw’s friendship with Bryan but skepticism toward government control of utilities.
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Republic
Wiliam J. Bryan
Earth
Thomas B Davis
Panama Canal
West Viginia
Republi
United States
West Via
Benjamin R. Tillman
South Carolina
John T. McGraw
Bryan
Village Parson and town events fill weekly notice
The week opens with a devotional service at St. Pauls M E Sunday School at 9:80 a m. The Village Parson play is set for Tuesday at the opera house with a strong cast and new scenery. Funeral for Mr. Wm Ford is moved to 1 pm tomorrow. Secretary search continues for a local committee. Grafton Young Men's Christian Association holds a monthly meeting tonight. Local notes cover Miss Prudence Hinkle’s return, Newton Foundry promotions, and Mr. Fletcher’s vertigo illness after a fishing trip.
Democrats Meet to Save Party in New York Gubernatorial Tilt
Albany September 5 a meeting by Democratic leaders aims to shore up William R Hearst against insurgent forces. Jerome of New York City is the only NYC Democrat present, amid warnings of a party split and radical drift. Former Mayor Thomas M. Osborne of Auburn pushed the conference as a safeguard against factional danger.
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Albany
N. Y
Wm R Hearst
Empire State
Greater New York
Jerome
New York
Big Town
Evryone
New York City
Thomas M. Osborne
Auburn
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Democratic Party
Assayrin Leper May Be Sent Back Home From Ohio Valley
The Wheeling Intelligencer reports George Rashid the Syrian leper located near Pickens Randolph county may be deported within six weeks. Funds are to be raised nationwide, totaling about 1000 dollars, to pay for his transport by ship. Plans include small subscriptions to avoid hardship and active support from Syrian communities. Other items note local salesmen returning to duty, Bell Telephone staff changes, and funeral arrangements for Mr. St Claire with train services aiding attendance.
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Wheeling Intelligencer
George Rashid
Pickens
Randolph County
Charles Amien
Seriane
Ohio Valley
New York
Phils
Bip Nod
Pibres i Ea la Rashid
Rawshid
Austen
Rashid
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Music dealer Cher Burke at Elipse Printery location
A fragment notes Cher Burke, a dealer in hot music, at the Elipse Printery on 140th street. The passage suggests contacting for musical offerings or arrangements, reflecting a local trade reference within a historical newspaper snippet.
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Waltx
Cher
Burke
Eelipse
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Hart Schaffner
Marx
Merchants and Mechanics Savings Bank
Grafton, W. VA
Commissioner of Banking
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Col. McGraw
West Virginia
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Wm. Ford
No. 9
Addison Street
H. C. Howard
L. V. Reed
Terra Alta Republican
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Grant
Morgantown
Grafton
Young Men's Chrief Association
Association Rooma
Prudence Hinkle
Webster Spring
Mice Hinkle
Goto Newton Foundry & Machine Company
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Tygarts Valley
Fair Grounds
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Tygarte
Fletcher
A. V. Cappett
Lear & Poe
Atlantic City
Lettie Wyckoff
Bell Telephone Co
Wheeling
Arbur K Hall
W. K. Hall
Knotteville
Schenectady
General Electrical Company
Mr. St Claire
Simpson
E M Grant
Geos. Sturg
Morgentown
Mt. Lake Park
Second Congressional District Republican Committee
Mt. Lake
Fetterman
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