Bryan at Chautauqua Tackles Imperialism and Trusts
William Jennings Bryan spoke to about 5,000 at the Columbus Junction Chautauqua. The large crowd filled the main tent and stood nearby as he criticized imperialism and trusts. The event featured a Weissrogram and musical selections by the Schuman quartet prior to his address.
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Illinois Central R R stockholders notice and ticket plan
Public notice announces a special stockholders meeting on Friday, August 2 1902 at 11 am and the annual meeting on Wednesday, October 15 1902 at noon in Chicago. Stockholders registered by August 1 1902 or September 19 1902 receive free travel tickets to Chicago and back for the meeting period, valid 9 am to 5 pm, with countersignature.
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Hanna unchanged as national Republican chair hopeful
Senator Hanna said he would remain chairman of the national Republican committee unless the committee members remove him. He emphasized that he became chairman because they made him so and that, to his knowledge, their support has not shifted.
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Coal Discovery Reported in Monona County Iowa
Coal was struck at 258 feet on the Andrew Larson farm two miles south of Moorhead. A stock company formed to sink a shaft and test the prospect of coal deposits with Frank Lee Andrew Larson and Frank Andrews leading the venture and Moorhead businessmen buying stock. This marks Monona county’s first coal discovery despite prior traces.
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Moorhead
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Death of Eunice Berry Near Springdale
Miss Eunice Berry aged 54 died at her home two miles east of Springdale on August 6 due to cancer. Funeral services were held at her late home on Thursday at 3 p.m.
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Blood Poison Cure Claim From Morristown Testimonial
A Morristown Tennessee resident describes a past bout with blood poison, alleging conventional treatment failed but eight bottles of a remedy named 8.8.8 produced rapid improvement and full recovery. The message frames the disease as not confined to vice areas and asserts lasting health after treatment.
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Morristown
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