Hearst papers and Bryan prophecy in 1900 Chicago American
W A Bivins reviews a Chicago American issue from November 3 1900. The piece notes William Randolph Hearst as a powerful publisher accused of sensationalism and traces Bryan’s presidential outlook and the 1900 election outlook. It recounts historical contests and mentions Lena Gordon heirs and a nurse windfall.
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W .D. Lemons
Sechrest
Hearst
Chicago American
William Randolph Hearst
New York
Chicago
Washington
California
Califoria
High Point
William Jennings Bryan
United States
Bryan
McKinley
John W. Cavanagh
Wall Street
Adams
Jefferson
J. Q. Adams
Jackson
van Buren
W. H. Harrison
B. Harrison
Cleveland
Buffalo Exposition
Czolgocz
Theodore Roosevelt
Lena Gordon
Robert F. Bixby
C&p
Readers Digest
Railroad official J F Brownlie dies in Alabama
J F Brownlie 74 longtime L N railway Birmingham division assistant superintendent died after a short illness in a Birmingham hospital. Born in Livingston Kentucky he spent more than 50 years with the railroad before retiring in 1942.
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Birmingham
Ala
J. FE. Brownlie
L.&n
Livingston
CROSSWORD HORIZON Puzzle List
A crossword style clue list with across and vertical entries including sacred vessel shelter stretch or leather sheep skin romantic tale draw out suction ice flakes fishing net inconsiste employ escort clevernes fish delicacy in this place make knotted lace bristle row outer boundary of a body mineral deposit elevator cage cleavable rock cleft country molding crabbed ness river in Siberia preas for each ruminant bare een lambs mother and related vertical clues such as woe is me slope upward military cap detain large snake beam ave of New Zealand not resilient part of ones property male of the lanner past unwrought habituate of that thing harbor indication beloved store ground corn thread of wool and silk lug whey of milk a vine of the sea plain pale brown stout cord over again stringed instrument long used to the right pale
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New Zealand
Hotel Guests Escape Blaze
Firefighters and hotel staff evacuated all 330 guests from a Kentucky hotel in Louisville as smoke filled the building. One woman, Mrs Bonnie Cillian of Charlestown Indiana, was rescued from the ninth floor via a fire ladder. Damage is put at about 10000 dollars and no injuries are reported.
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Louisville
Kentucky Hotel
Bonnie Cillian
Charelstown
Ind
Proclaim liberty inscription on a historical relic
The inscription Proclaim liberty throughout all the world unto all the inhabitants thereof is found on the Bible in the 1611 King James Version. The trademark United States of America was first announced on a U.S. document in the late 18th century. The Mecklenburg Declaration refers to a disputed 1775 proclamation claimed to have been issued in Mecklenburg County North Carolina.
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United States of America
Mecklenburg
Etiquette Hint Says Children’s Mail Should Not Be Read
Advice warns it is as unforgivable to open a child’s mail as an adult’s if the child can read. Emphasizes respect for privacy and proper mail handling in households.
Words of Wisdom Amid Sacred Burden
Poetic excerpt by Frances Ann Kemble urging steadfast endurance and steady ascent toward a personal goal. Reflects Victorian moralizing tone with emphasis on perseverance and moral resolve.
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Frances Ann Kemble
Birthday Blessings and Lively Warnings for This Date
A birthday anniversary brings keen sight and capable, generous judgment with readiness to help. The moon in Capricorn urges fresh insight yet warns to guard purse and words. Don’t delay hair or beauty, and beware slow salespeople testing patience. TEST ANSWERS: Liberty Bell in Philadelphia. Declaration of Independence. May 1775 North Carolina independence declaration in Charlotte Mecklenberg.
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Philadelphia
Great Britain
North Carolina
Charlotte
Mecklenburg County
Black Shank Disease Hits Pitt County Tobacco Farms
GREENVILLE December 23. The black shank disease appeared on many tobacco farms in Pitt County for the first time last year. S J Weeks assistant county agent says farmers are now ordering seed of a black shank resistant strain. In recent days 52 orders were received. Weeks notes farmers with prior experience growing the resistant strain report good results.
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Greenville
Pitt County
S. J. Weeks
State College Extension Service
Weeks
Gershwin Composes Rhapsody in Blue at Age 25
The composer George Gershwin created his renowned Rhapsody in Blue while he was 25 years old, marking a pivotal moment in American music history.
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George Gershwin
Radio Schedule Adjustments and Evening Lineup
Radio program list shows December 23 schedule with network corrections. Times given in Eastern. convert to Central by subtracting one or two hours as noted. relay times from focal stations. Entries include news, dramas, concerts, sports, and comedies across CBS ABC NBC and local stations.
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Focal
Farrell
Abe Patt
Clayton Wouquet
Dbs
Tennessee Jes
Abe Tom Mis
Mbs
Buck Rogers
Mbs-West
Abe Quincy Howe
Cbs
Walter Kiernan
Abc-East
Terry Serial
Abc-West
Harrigan
Sky King
Mbs- West
Jack Armstrong
Repcat
Lowell Thomas
Abde World News
Cps
Alien Prescott
Abc- Basic
Cbe News
Abde Fulton Lewis, Jr
Abe Jack Smith
Elmer Davis
Abe Dancing Music Orchestra
Carolyn Gilbert
Nobe
Bob Hawk
Waiz
Dancing Music
Abe Henry J. Taylor
Kaitenborn
Abe Bill Brandt
Armerica Cavalcade
Cba Lum
Abe
John Paris
Howard Barrow
Abc
Joan Davis
Abde
Nood—Mbe
Voorhees
Node Radio Theater
Dbes Dark Venture
Gabriel Heatter
Benny Goodman
Vic Borge
Abdec
Johnny Wisen
Guy Lombardo and Orchestra
Abc Screen Guild
Cbs Doctors
Joe Mooney
Anbc
Lr. I. Q
Nbde
Sweeney & March
Cbs-Abc News
Vance
Nbc
Kansas State star chases thief in fraternity house
Ray Adee, a Kansas State college two mile runner, heard a prowler in the Manhattan fraternity kitchen. He gave chase but was outdistanced by the thief who carried a chicken, potatoes, milk and fish.
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Manhattan
Kas
Ray Adee
Kansas State College
Adee
Lincoln delivers Gettysburg Address at age fifty four
The statement notes that Abraham Lincoln was 54 years old when delivering the Gettysburg Address, linking his age to the historic speech in Gettysburg.
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Abraham Lincoln
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