Bryan Returns to America As Democrats Rally Behind Him
The Sun in Summer offers home delivery of The Sun and Indiana Sun at 3.56 per month with flexible address changes. William Jennings Bryan arrives in New York to a grand welcome as Democrats eye him for the presidential nomination. His ideas, once mocked, are now seen as farsighted, guiding a party eager to elect him. The piece weighs on bank failures and governance, urging directors to act responsibly and voters to retain voting rights against proxies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Learl End
Wiliam Jennings Bryan
America
United States
New York
Onne
Bryan
James H. Ferris
Joliet
People's Party
Engilah
Roosevelt
Soener
Farris
O¢N
Ferris
St. Paul
Bank Failures Rise as Philadelphia Bank Collapses
A Philadelphia bank collapsed amid mismanagement and speculation, leaving a 7 million dollar shortfall. The failure follows a string of similar closures as trust in presidents and directors wanes. Posts include references to Milwaukee and Chicago institutions and the same risky finance themes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Stensland
Milwaukee Ato- Tne State Bank
Chicago
No Englishman orders clothes from America in London style
A Chicago column disputes a London claim that Americans buy clothes in London, arguing most can afford good attire at home. It notes rich may shop abroad, but practical, well dressed Americans order seen fabrics and fit locally. The piece references Alton B. Parker, Jim Sherman, and other June era topics amid political chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
London
West End
Department of Commerce and Labor
Jnto Daily Consular and Trade Reports
United States
Europe
Atlantic
Bryan
Pro People's party talk and oil boom notes
James H. Ferris of Joliet voices that the People's party seeks prosperity and reform, cites influence on major parties, and predicts government ownership of utilities as sentiment grows. Turner W. Overman discusses Casey Indiana oil activity, Oliville posting, and regional optimism amid exploration.
The G A R Parade and Public Echoes Across Weeks
A jumble of opinions on the Grand Army of the Republic parade and related sentiments. Letters reference ritual memory, patriotic pageantry, poems, and noting quotes from various papers. The piece touches on nostalgia, political satire, and cultural memories across events and press clippings.
Don't Give Proxies Warns Policyholders Committee
The International Policyholders Committee urges policyholders of two large life companies to reject proxies for director elections. Proxies, used to keep the administration in power, are deemed void by law. The reform movement seeks to empower voters and extend investigation to expose and remedy abuses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trce
Fo Insurance
Ba Ck
Donile
International Committee
International Policyholders Committee
Great Life Nagranca
Citicene
Exlat
Elevation revisions in US Dictionary of Altitudes
The fourth edition updates Mount Whitney to 14 503 feet and Mount Rainier to 14 383 feet, with compare to older figures. California peaks and Alaska’s summits are noted, and Colorado, Oregon, and Minnesota topics touch on mountains, population birth-rate notes, and increasing Oregon timber demand amid a San Francisco disaster backdrop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ratnier
Mc Whitney
Mt Rainier
Et. Whitney
Canada
Mt. Williamson
Californty
Colorado
Pike's Paak
Haly Croas Mountain
Elebert Peak
Galifornie
Alaska
Summity Risg
Mr. McKinley
St Ellas
Columbia River
Oregon
San Francisco
Up-to-Date Indian Celebrations Across Oklahoma Territory
Reports from Indian nations in Oklahoma describe large gatherings at Hominy Wyandotte and Quapaw agency marking a shift toward new U S government structures. Poncas Pawnees and other tribes host dances feasts and ceremonies, with Osage interpreter Mosier and linguist Bran-ale-Qua-Che-Ma-Che-Mah-Net active in facilitating councils and negotiations as tribes prepare for forthcoming governance and cultural events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Oklshome
Atata
United States
Hominy
Quapaw Agency
Wyandotte
Japan
Kansas City Journal
Johnny ‘Milne
Washington
Nald
Untitled fragment on Soviet Warsaw incident and political tension
Fragmentary OCR describes terroriary killing a Rustin commandant in Warsaw and debates over leadership, with wounded candidates and rivalries. References to Whiskers, Uncle, Cannon, and figures like Liamarski and Clapaten appear amid chaotic political insinuations and editorials from Cleveland Leader and New York Tires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rustin
Warsaw
Peena
Limlarski
Tramh
Uncle
Cannon
Liamarski
Paul Clapaten
Whitehouse
New York
Fragmentary Maryland note with garbled names
A muddled OCR fragment mentions Maryland and Garrett county with garbled phrases about summer discontent and visiting. The readable content is limited and lacks clear events or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Garrett County
Tainted Money Loose in Reform Reports
A jumbled clippings page comments on tainted money in Bryan reception committees and financial stringency. References to Philadelphia Press and North American critique, Chicago pay sensations, Beveridge in Maine, and political chatter imply a broad glare at funding and public figures amid a volatile news window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Arley Wll
Pailadelphia Press
Canh
Philadelphia
Investment growth in Indianapolis boosts trust company appeal
Glance back at a decade of rising values in Indianapolis as reports from Washington show strong urban progress. Prospective investors are urged to open a savings account with a solid firm, highlighting a three percent compound interest plan and a substantial fund image.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Trust CO
I Wee
Speed Rivals Question Quick Lunch Cause
The New York Tribune reports a debate over whether a quick lunch causes more delay, comparing lunch speed to attorney efficiency. Medical opinion remains undecided, with officials weighing which factor influences pace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diyoron
Epurra
New York Tribune
Better Sign North Carolina lyncher case notes
The quote notes that The Better Sign in North Carolina reflects change as a lyncher is imprisoned, suggesting not public support but lack of friends for the defendant, signaling a shift in justice. The remark from Washington Poat frames the incident as a broader societal improvement despite personal loneliness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Washington
New York DA Eyes Governor Post Amid Pressure
In the Cry of Distressed Citizens the Clocinmath Inquirer notes chatter that the New York district attorney pursues a governor candidacy to escape current duties, reflecting widespread unease over his handling of ongoing cases and public concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Clocinmath Inquirer
The Czar's Fear Report Sparks Sympathy
A garbled dispatch notes the czar facing mortal dread amid sensational claims. The fragment hints at intrigue aimed at stirring American readers and housekeepers with tense, speculative framing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hin Cook
Fravidence Tribure
In Green Corn Season Poem on Eating Corn on the Cob
A humorous rustic poem describes eating corn on the cob without trimming the kernels and butter, savoring taste over appearance. The speaker cheerfully accepts napkinless eating, noting teeth fit and fingers ready. The piece laments formal cooking and prefers simple, direct enjoyment of fresh corn.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nanapolis, SR
Bun
Sentral Union
Chicago, Tribune
A.W. Allen
Postofice
Indianapolis
Ind
Ed Little
Alton B. Parker
American Bar Association
Bia
Ike
Joe Cannon
Llinoia
Zeublin
Chicago University
Senator Tilman
South Carolina
Mr. Tillman
Amerian Bar Association
Esopus
Jim Sherman
William J
London West End
Pat Crows
New Yorke
Jim Jeffries
Terrorlate
Turner W. Overman
Casey
Cancy
Dentron
Olivile
Casay
Olivilla
Stek
Coth
Bron
Ovary Entertainment
Rama
Peru
Chile
Accean
New York Evening Sun
Chicago News
Gompers
Iea
Panama Canal
Louis Globe-Democrat
Cullom
Tari
Gen. Growvenor
Cleveland
G. A. R. Parade
Eila
Eila Wheeler Wilcox
Creyp
Pidin
Kentucky
Loulaville Harald
Ola Kenthem
Tucky
Old Kentucky
Cinannkelnnatl Commercial Tribune
Honrat
Jeroma
Jerome
Puck
Apple Growers Union
Hood River
Ore
England
Westerneca
Michigan
New England
Ohio
Missouri
New York City
Minnesota
Minneapolis
California
Thors
Sacramento
Pettis Dry Goods
Chemnitz
Charles A. Bantmar
Bioux
Unctorom
Mosier
Osage Indiana Trias
Hoe
aMotal
Kansans
Oklahoma
Moer Haa
South Caroline
North
Rule Republic
Beveridge
Maine
Benator Beveridge
Akely
Minneapolis Journal
Bick
the Sultan
Hamquyt
Richcreek Bank
Avery
Marion Trust C CO
Market Street
the Union Trust Company
East Market St
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!