Bryan Addresses 20000 at Madison Square Garden in New York
William Jennings Bryan visited New York and spoke to a 20 000 strong crowd at Madison Square Garden after a warm reception at the Battery and the Victoria hotel. He outlined Democratic campaign principles, advocated rail and trust reforms, and urged federal trunk line ownership with state control of local lines. He praised Roosevelt’s ideas while emphasizing government action against trusts.
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New York
William Jennings Bryan
Nebraska
New York City
Madison Square Garden
Bryan
the Battery
Victoria Hotel
Tom L. Johnson
Cleveland
Joseph Folk
Missouri
Augustus Thomas
Harry W. Walker
Commercial Travelers’ Anti-Trust League
Mr. Johnson
Mr. Bryan
William R. Hearst
Garden
New Haven
Bridgeport
Folk
Tom Johnson
William Randolph Hearst
Hearst
United States
Baw
Republican Congress
Roosevelt
Sulzer
Glenn
North Carolina
Dahlman
Omaha
Farmers Elevator names new manager in LeMars
At a board meeting I B Gallagher of LeMars was hired to manage the Farmers Elevator association. Gallagher brings 25 years in grain trade and strong farmer ties. He will start about September 20 to prepare for buying as soon as the elevator is ready.
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Farmers Elevator Association
I’. B. Gallagher
LeMars
Gallagher
Severe Storm Disrupts LeMars Causes Major Property Damage
A severe Sunday storm swept LeMars injuring property across Broadway and nearby streets. It toppled brick walls at the Gateway nursery site and damaged Will Long residences, with $1500 in losses reported. Trees fell, windows broke, and hail battered plants. A lightning strike damaged a dynamo at the power plant, and rain fell for two hours. Also noted were public notices of Claude Porter’s campaign kickoff and the death of John H. Rohlfes in Grant township aged 76.
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LeMars
Broadway
Gateway Nursery
Berirestore
Will Long
Bechtle
Grimes
Tibballs
Stack
Barner
The
Light Company
Sunday School Convention in LeMars Plymouth County
Plymouth county Sunday schools convene in LeMars at First Presbyterian church for a Tuesday through Wednesday session. Delegates include two per school and ex officio superintendents. large attendance and energetic program feature lectures on class management, youth instruction, and teacher qualifications with devotions, discussions, and a luncheon.
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Plymouth County
LeMars
First Presbyterian Church
Corbitt
H. W. Richards
Merrill
Program of departmental sessions in Seney Iowa
At 2:00 p m devotional led by Pastor M in BE church Seney Iowa with later department talks by H H Thoren Rosa Held and Mrs Neil Robertson Akron. Business session includes reports on township and city organizations and secretaries. Evening events feature praise and testimony at 7:30 p m an address by Prof W R Manning and a farewell offering for U S work with music and benediction.
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Seney
Iowa
H. H. Thoren
Home Department
Rosa Held
Neil Robertson
Akron
Statistica
W. R. Manning
U. S
Salvation Army Harvest Festival Call to Help Worldwide
A Salvation Army appeal urges generous gifts for the harvest festival September 16 to 18. It argues the Army multiplies every donated bushel of wheat corn or potatoes and asks even the poor to consider contributing, noting the Army operates efficiently worldwide and benefits beneficiaries far beyond the giver.
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Salvation Army
Army
Democrats of Iowa Appeal for Campaign Funds
The Iowa Democrats unite behind a ticket seen as the strongest in state history and urge every Democrat to donate one dollar. They seek funds from the common people, not corporate interests, with appeals directed to all Iowa Democrats to send money by registered letter or draft to Thomas Kelly in Sigourney, Iowa, as treasurer, under state committee leadership.
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Iowa
Fim
Waterloo
Thomas Kelly
Sigourney
The Next Term for Iowa School for the Deaf Opens
The next term begins October 1 at Council Bluffs for the Iowa school for the deaf. All deaf children of school age may attend and benefit, and the school is a regular educational institution, not an asylum. Readers are urged to inform any deaf child not attending to enroll promptly.
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Iowa School For the Deaf
Council Bluffs
Globe-Post
Democratic County Convention at LeMars Iowa 1908
A Democratic delegate convention for Wrymouth County Iowa will be held at the LeMars court house on Saturday September 23 1908 at 2 oclock pm to nominate candidates for county officers and to transact other business. A county chairman will be elected and representation is by township with one delegate per ward and per township chairmen urged to issue caucus calls to ensure timely notice. Dated LeMars Iowa August 26 1908.
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Wrymouth
Iowa
Court House
LeMars
Clark
Thy Court
Marion
Amupich
Washington
Jolusoi
Westwald Meadow
Fredonia
Elgin
Grant
Portland
Preston
LeMarcs
LeMarc
Chaliua
LeAtars
Excursion Rates to Boise Los Angeles and More
Excursion rates offered for Boise Idaho Los Angeles California Oklahoma City Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo and other points. Round trip tickets priced at one fare plus extra charges with varying return limits from September to October. Information via L J Jones Bug 293web TkEt Agt. Delivery of atlas delayed due to lithographer strike.
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Los Angeles
Cal
San Francisco
Oklahoma City
Okla
L. J. Jones
Congressman's Bitter Second Nomination on an Icicle
The nomination handed to Congressman Hubbard at Spencer on Saturday arrived per conferees' Storm Lake agreement but lacked warmth. His prepared appeal failed to win back fees from Storm Lake surrender, leaving a split party hostile to any cordial support. Progressives opposed him,Standpatters invited to oppose, Storm Lake plan aimed to deepen bitterness.
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Hubbard
Spencer
Storm Lake
Mr. Hubbard
J. ©. Kelley
Bitter
LeMars Democratic Caucuses Set For September 20
LeMars democrats will hold caucuses at the hose houses on Thursday evening September 20 at 7 30 for selecting delegates to the county city and supervisor conventions and other business. Wards totals are listed and all Democrats urged to attend as crucial. Chairmen are Edelstein Smith Beely. Also notice of a missing black broncho mare from Le Mars stock yard with two white hind feet one front foot and a shoulder brand. Notify office.
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LeMars
J. EF. Edelstein
G. M. Smith
John Beely
L. M. Gannon
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Bryan Day
Gotham
Miss McDuffie
Sioux City
Edith L Farnham
A R Farnham
James O Mellen
Frank Belmer
May Morton
O Ly Voss
Elizsbeth Wiedemar
Nwne
Andrew Wilson
Mary G Bowers
Normal Park
Adi LeMars
Tne
Thomas Phillips
Opera House
Bessie Bennett
Wood
Wari
Claude RB. Porter
Porter
John H. Rohlfes
Grant Township
LeMars Hospital
Ile
Germany
Marie Konken
Monticello
Preston Township
L. C. Oloff
Herman Reichel
J. D. Meyer
Tither M. Byres
Nettie Snide
G. BR. Gilbert
W. G. Moore
J. B. Walker
Hinton
Isabelle Tripp
Kingsley
A. L. Dotzauer
O'Leary
Karl Kauogp
Geo. Bender
Eyres
Wm. Tackoberry
Sioux Cty
G. R. Bisby
G. U
O W. Miller
State Central Committee
J. Pf, McGinty
the School For the Deaf
Democratic County Convention
H. J. Lind Chosen
Boise Ofty, Idaho
Demige
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Anderson & Goodwin
Caucuses
LeMars Gas Company
North Main Street
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