Unnle Of The Convention Biographical Sketches
Biographical sketches trace William Jennings Bryan and family roots from Culpeper VA to Marion and Salem areas. The piece covers Bryan’s ancestry, early life on the Virginia border and a brick farm near Salem, his education, marriages, and rise in Nebraska politics including congressional service, senate nomination bid, and national prominence at the 1896 Democratic convention. It notes the Bryan home in Lincoln, family members Ruth, William Jr, and Grace, and lists portraits of notable figures in the Bryan household.
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Wiliam Jennings Bryan
Silas L. Bryan
Culpenper County
Virginia
Ring Ridge
Minots
Salem
Egypt
Wien Sésninge Frynn
Silas Bryan
Morish E Jeynings
Marion County
Sunde
Bryan
Marian Coun
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W. J
Billy" Bryan
Dring Qiestion
Weivon Young
Bryan Grey
Arou
Spandine
Martin
Bryan Watt
Jacksonville
William Springer
Chicago
Cours
Union Caljere of
Lyman Trumbull
Webder
Juclponville
Lincoln
Law School
Nebraska
Congress
W. J. Connell
Omaha
Brran
Washington
Epinker Criep
United States
Delecates
Mole Titaninos
Thurston
Cchicago
Dr. Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Inston South
Bryans
Ruth
William J. Jr
Grace
Brean
Lithographic stone supply tied to Solnhofen quarries
United States Consul at Nuremberg reports Solnhofen and nearby villages in Bavaria form the world’s chief supply of lithographic stone. The stones vary in quality, with France’s deposits failing to match Solnhofen. The earth here yields stones in shallow layers, not deep in ground, and rumors of new deposits abroad prove false. The report notes limited high quality stone could affect markets for paving and lithography long term.
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Solnhofen
Kingdom of
Bavaria
Forma
United States
Weber
Nuremberg
Cincinnati
France
Minitprligr
Colbofen
Ruth and
W. J. Junior
Pact
Leeeencous Imestone
Solnhofm
Moernetheim
Langenalthum
Ile
Volldera
Noora
Date for Pesliry Foo and oat feed debate
The excerpt discusses feeding oats to poultry and its debated effects. A writer in a poultry journal supports oats as a beneficial feed, while a critic warns oats can be dangerous due to sharp hulls. The author argues oats are generally safe and valuable for chicks and mature fowls when fed reasonably.
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Oata
Wwe
Readers weigh sowing rape for sheep pasture
Readers discuss methods of sowing rape for sheep pasture, noting broadcast sown seed yields spindly plants while drilled and thinned crops produce larger bulk. The letter pages invite reports from farmers and offer value via postal replies. The piece also mentions China banning pheasant skin exports due to rising European demand and slaughter concerns.
Stomach Ailments Warned By Obscure Texts
An unclear passage discusses medical claims about stomach disorders and a tonic called Howteller's Stomach' Hitters as a remedy. It mentions economic estimates and societal impacts, then abruptly shifts to a political note about revolutionists seizing frontier cities near the Kenadorian border.
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