Bryan's Dollar Dinner Reflects on Corruption and Reform
William J. Bryan was welcomed at a Lincoln home from Europe where a dollar banquet drew about two Democrats. He urged honest action against corruption, denounced money in politics, and urged adherence to the Kansas City platform while promising reform and sincere leadership for the country.
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William J. Bryan
Lincoln
Neb
Europe
Mr. Bryan
Bryan
Congress
Kansas City
Private Ownership of Isabor Politics Sparks Public Outcry
A critical essay argues that private individuals reap national value through franchises and political influence, while wages workers gain little. It condemns labor leaders who trade union votes for personal gain and urges unions to pursue united, informed political action to secure fair legislation for all workers.
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Ceylon
Broadway
Greenland
United States
Rome
Catherine the Great
Russia
Galerius
Diocletian
Horace
Mississippi Governor Vardaman Attacks Education and 15th Amendment
Mississippi Governor Vardaman in his inaugural address denounces education as the curse of the colored race and claims Negro moral degradation worsens yearly. He blames social equality for crime against women and calls for repeal of the fifteenth amendment.
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Vardaman
Mississippi
Fire destroys stable at Sunny Slope Farm
A stable on Sunny Slope farm near Earportia burned Sunday night killing eighty three cattle mostly brood cows that had won prizes at Hereford shows. Proprietor Mr. Stannard estimates the loss at $20,000 with partial insurance coverage.
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Earporia
Stannardl
Watterson Criticizes Party Platform Demands
Henry Watterson takes aim at J Bryan over insisting the Democratic convention must re enact the 1896 and 1900 platforms. Watterson argues the party needs votes first and that the platforms caused losses in the last two campaigns, urging a return to old style democracy.
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Henry Wattrrrson
Wim. J. Bryan
Mr. Watterson
Emperor seeks Roosevelt nods for Rough Riders officers
The Emperor of Sahara plans to urge President Roosevelt to name officers from the Rough Riders for commissions in his army. He aims to staff two battalions of life rewards with American and English volunteers. Ep Hoen enters gubernatorial race.
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Sahara
Roosevelt
Winter Deep Freeze Hits Eastern States Hard
New York towns report record cold as temperatures plunge to forty degrees below zero with widespread severe winter conditions across the region.
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New York
Death by own action at Powhattan in Atwood case
In Anderson County the death by own action of Attwood of Mewlilian is reported. Wednesday he planned to ride the Baker train to Missouri but killed himself in a barn with a 38 caliber revolver after a telephoned urging his return. He left a farewell note detailing payments on property and finances. He leaves a wife and five children.
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Hidwatha
Atwonil
W J. McMurray
Vietain
Atwood
Kien
Mr. Atwood
February Pearson’s magazine features notable fiction and essays
A 1900s style issue highlights Modern Manners of Finance by David S. Marry and a Sydney Street Railway NY piece, plus Shakespearean audience notes. It includes character sketches of Bishop Greer and Emma Cadwallader Guild, adventures by Sutcliffe and Beach, poems, and miscellaneous notes, offering an exceptionally varied number.
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Pearson
Michigan
David S
Marry
Henry George, Jr
Third Avenue Street Railway Company
New York
Shakespeare Yiirls
Tt Vontaing
David JH Greer
D. D
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Darnett
Kus
Postotice
Isabor
Herbert
Cano
Ep Hoen
Lions
Johnson
Powhattan
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Garnett
Acune
McC Huure
McClure's
McClure
5. S. McCluore Company
Ineton Ride
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Cale
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