Bryan as advertiser and ruler of the Democratic Party
A critical view portrays William Jennings Bryan as transforming the Democratic Party into his own advertising bureau. The piece argues he dominates conventions, sets slate and personnel, and profits from lectures, while sidelining party leaders and altering the party’s direction for personal gain. It cites Pennsylvania politics as a battleground and urges Republicans to defend policies in the upcoming elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jennings Bryan
United States
Republican Party
Bryan
Nebraska
Democracy
Bryant
Pennsylvania
Mr. Bryan
Mien
Democratic Party
Denyyr
Aoe
Fle
Denver
Peat
Bryan Advertising Trust
Bryan Convention
Indianapolis
John W. Kern
Kern
W. R. Andrews
Republican State Committee
Commonwealth
Peonsylvania
Congress
Fftyseven
Stig
House of Representatives
Aittle
Don t Let Us Alone Motto Prompts Advertising Urgency
A pamphlet from The National Prosperity Association urges agitation to attract customers. It contrasts the slogan Let Us Alone with a call to advertise and to invite people to buy goods, arguing manufacturers should seek attention rather than be left alone. The piece advocates open columns and favorable rates for ad space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Prosperity Association
First Magyar Presbyterian Church of Rossiter charter
Application for charter records that no court action will be made on September 1, 1908 at 10:00 a.m. for The First Magyar Presbyterian Church of Rossiter Indiana County, affiliated with the Presbyterian Church of North America, seeking rights and privileges under the 1874 act. Also notes Homer City Investment Corp charter application for real estate dealings, to be presented September 28, 1908 at 2:00 p.m., via Cunningham & Fisher, solicitors.
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Court of Common Pleas
Indiana’ County
Paul, Miller
Steve Yonchok
Lobkovich
Peter Kah
Emery Miller
Magyar Presbyterian Church
Rossiter
Indiana County
Pennsylvania
God
Presbyterian Church of North America
Harry W. Earhart
Bolfetter
I. C. Betty
B. J. Miller
H. HL. Scott
B. B. McCounaughey
A. D
Homer City Investment
Corpora
Renal
Cunningham & Fisher, Solicitors
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Andrews
Bryan's Advertising Gaise
Bureau
Scott
New York
Bessona
Roegular ‘Oeala
Washington Star
Mr. Daft
Lippinecott’s Magazine
W. B. Wagner
Heshbon
Waagner & Cnibbe
Cribbs
Wagner
Wsner
Wagner, Est Cribs
Heathon
Harry W. Fee
George Snyder
Latot
Indiana
Ae Ossman
Feder & Feit
Attomeya
Samuel C. Grahan
Buttington
Hare
Agalngs
Entate
AUSEN
Graham
Martin Orner
Exvontona
Mra
Nancy June
North Mu- Youlag
Darenaett
Nancy
Henry W
Tor Aale
Mall
Lower Pelcea
Farmers’ Business
Marion Center National Bank
Marion Center PA
Asaults
Caracas
W. R. Loughry & CO
McCreight’s
Wall Paper Store
North Sixth St
Armour's
Lister
Ier
Timothy
Frank Douglass
Peoples! Insurance Agency
Penna
Progres Ln
Patron’s Mutual Fire Insurance Co
Patron
S. Mutual Fire Insurance
S.M. McHenry
James Speedy
John Kinter
Home
Farmers Bank Bi
W. P. Lowry, Optician
Philadelphia Street
Tafiana
Paecond Agar
Joe Mazza
P.O. Box
Homer City
Philadelphia St
Indiana, Pa
Appleby & Peterson
the State Normal School
James E
Ament
Peqna
Annie E. Vogel
Steving
Bell
American Union
Palla
Benj
Ray
Walton
Carpenters - Avenue
Oppsite
Bible Songs
the Progress
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