Bryan declares he will not run for president in 1904
William J. Bryan told reporters on August 9 at Muscatine that he is not a 1904 presidential candidate. He rejected rumors of another run while en route to Danville Iowa where he spoke. Bryan said he will not be a candidate in 1904 and prefers to work as a private citizen and advocate reforms with his writing.
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Muscatina
Wiliam J. Bryan
Danville
Bryan
Mason City
Dareliadic
Ednor Rhoderick
Mary Jane
Middletown
Braddock Plonio
Frederick
Old Fogies
August Market Menu Brimming With Fresh Produce
Shoppers found abundant produce at August markets with peppers, tomatoes, cucumbers, onions, melons, berries, and peaches in plentiful supply. Prices ranged from a few cents to around twenty cents per item, with eggs, cheese, and fresh meat also listed alongside variably priced fruit and vegetables.
Neighborhood Market Prices and a Panama Steamer Report
A list shows prices for produce and meats including carrots at 10 to 18 cents per dozen and beef cuts from 10 to 16 cents per pound. A Panama steamer Isabel returned from Panama with no trace of Morales Berti and about 2000 men aboard, amid an unsuccessful search near Agua Dulce. Baseball scores from yesterday follow.
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Porterhouse
Panama
Colombia
Isabel
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