Quotes and notes from a varied 19th century paper column
A collage including Bryan quotations on money and governance, tariff and labor, remarks on agriculture and coal, a jab at the duckery bandwagon in state politics, praise for certain officials, and populi concerns about the New York coffee market. It also covers war policy toward the Philippines and a lengthy critique of the Rennes verdict in the Dreyfus affair shaping French and world opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Rennes
Alfred Dreyfus
Germany
Meverning Nationa
Carson Nevada Woetehell event sparks local interest
A Woetehell Jnbin spread takes place at Carson Nevada drawing attention from residents and organizers. Details remain unclear in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carson
Nevada
Bryan Era Currency Silence. Philippine Debate Rising
A long pro Bryan defense argues the Chicago platform of 1896 defines the party stance on money. It notes Bryan’s Philippine focus dominates current discourse and cites opposition to silver demonetization while urging unity to resist trusts and money power. The piece critiques political bosses and recalls the 1873 demonetization impact.
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Bryan
Nevada
Democratic Party
Chicago
Atlanta Constitution
Willin
Fred
New England
Bimnetallio
Jenene
Moet
Mnet
Providence
Jvitye Thesin
Laies
Iriswell
TMO
Andy
Hibor An
William Jennings Bryan
Union
Women and political duty in the Republic era
A fragmentary editorial urges women to marry or not based on virtue while contrasting domestic ideals with social trends. It defends a broad political program and promotes the semi weekly Republic newspaper as essential for voters. It highlights fashion, manners, and household choices as symbols of national character. The piece touts the Republic’s Sunday magazines and affordable subscriptions for readers who cannot access daily papers.
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Jrreat
Republic
Democratic
Itn
Best Clothing Offers New Large Line of Attire
A local shop invites readers to call in and view a newly arrived fine line of clothing, highlighting that they have just received the largest and finest selection yet. The note emphasizes personal contact to see the expanded inventory.
Local notes from Dongola and Ballinger county area details
A fragmented district digest reports Wheat sowing underway and factories operating, with names including J W Caldwell, D M Witmer, A S Green’s wife ill with typhoid, and Richard Rowe running a molasses factory. Mentions of travel to Cape Girardeau, painting work by Dolph Chandler and Robert Fischer, and school progress. Observes farmers plowing for wheat after rain, discusses local geography and local lines from Latesville to Luflin, and notes peaceful, law-abiding residents amid a growing Dongola region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haln
Buster
J. W. Caldwell
Kig- Hobo
Miner Deck
Conklin County
John Barford
Halen Priay
de C.M. Witmer
A. S. Green
Richard Rowe
Dolph Chandler
Robert Fischer
J. W. Laird
Lucian Barret
Simpson Sullivan
Cape Girardeau
Ballinger County
Latesville
Zulacheney
Brownwood
Advance
Whitewater
Luflin
Missouri
Dongola
Duke Ridge
Laymonn
Reading of an Aging Population Reveals Deep Trends
An analysis of demographic data shows that more people are in the older age brackets than before, with deeper implications for future social and economic patterns. The study traces shifts by age and notes how longevity will affect policy and planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Taylor
Bob Ingersol
National Capital
Lipa
United States
Bonnet
Evan
The Fatal Age of Thirty Seven in Great Minds
The article contemplates thirty seven as a lethal threshold for geniuses noting Beaconsfield Raphinel Rogland Purcell Newton Milton Shakespeare and others dying at thirty seven. It argues this age marks a period when great talents often perish and misfortune strikes after reaching maturity.
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Lord Beaconsfield
Raphinel
Rogland
Purcell
Britain
England
Milton
Shakespeare
Lock
Sir Issac Newton
Prince Henry of
Battenburg
Ashantee
Pascall
Wise Advice Turns Sugar Sale Into Charity Lesson
A widow fights to save a sugar bowl at an auction while a brutal buyer pressures a lawyer Henry Wise to declare ownership. Wise refuses and offers legal aid, then declares the sugar hers, but the buyer seeks his opinion for show. Wise prices his guidance at 6 dollars, prompting laughter and eventual payment. The scene highlights integrity amid hardship and ends with Wise guiding funds to feed the widow’s children. A separate classified notice seeks bright, honest managers with salary and references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry A. Wise
Mr. Wise
Cartly
Wise
Ming
Captain Carter Court Martial Findings And Fallout
Citizens recall Captain Carter's court martial for swindling the government. The panel, of high character, found him guilty of a grave offense and he was dismissed with a fine and imprisonment, with the case later reaching the President for action. He remains an army officer and a free man amid public debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
Garter
Nerie
Paige
Beekeeping Perils and Bee Colony Defense Tactics
Fragmentary text describes honey bees facing moths and soldiers with ants threatening the hive. Tahaan bees noted for moth control while ants are a nuisance. Bees pinch, sting, and carry injured foes out of the hive to defend the colony.
Defense claim in Knoxville Journal quote on evidence and delay
The Knoxville Journal notes a defense asserting that all evidence proving innocence was presented, argues the accused has capable counsel and that punishment is sought on a technicality. It reports public perception supports delaying no further.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville Journal
Bee Colony Guards and Robber Wasps in the Apiary
Observations describe robber honey bees and wasps raiding bee hives, with guard bees defending entrances. Robbers dart about flower beds and hive entrances while yellow jackets and other wasps attempt to intrude on feeding troughs and brood-rearing areas. The behavior notes include interactions between guard bees, robbers, and the hive’s defenses.
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Watwata
Yellow Jackets
Owens
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God
W. J. Bryan
William J. Bryan
Kibor
Jefferson City Press
Lex Vo Strepumis
Jim
Lon. Stephens Polio
New York Coffee Exchange
Spain
Philippines
Valley Democrat
Orange
Puppines
Pilipinas
Daniel
Washington Times
Bollinger County
Merchadise
W.F. Kinder & Son
Lutesville, Mo
Sirsigh
Bonard
Po Bank
Way Town
Homme
Desixtax Con
Dept
Yellow Pine Lumber
Grisham M.&l. Co
Lowndes, Do
Mayfield-Smith Academy
Marble Hill
T. B. Wingo
Wingo
Hhimself
Mra
Clare
Hhe
ISB
Tellos
Larris
Ole
Holdreas
J. B. Wingo
Marble Till
Argo
Swirt’s
Robert Drum
Ouda
Eldteen
Elvics
Catalcouve
Montgomery Ward & Co
Michiganne
Era Nene
Rapulke
Perinh
F. P. Welch
S. A. Martin
Cos
Geo. C. Hasslinger Jeweler
Jackson, Mo
Jackson
Wilson M. Miffle
Mary J. Bitte
Hollinger
Bollinger
Go'oluck
Carl
Marble Hill County
W. K. Chandler
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