SATAN WILL ACCEPT DECLARES HIS POSITION
William J. Wayne defends a public stance on whether his nomination will be acceptable and if another option is available. The article discusses party prospects and Bryan’s view on the presidential question during a November period, noting expectations about Republican chances and the issue of a second choice.
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Democratic party unity and campaign prospects described
The article argues the Democratic Party is more united than the Republicans, with a forthcoming national convention and platform, and candidates to be adopted. It discusses public stance alignment, campaign strength, and the need to enter the race with confidence rather than fear, amid contrasts with Republican divisions.
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Timmy Sears
Rodoge Co Wonder Bargain Day Sat November 16
A busy advertisement touts Rodoge & Co Wonder Bargain Day with the greatest number of bargains and best values in Frederick. Listings include textiles, linens, hats, soaps, towels, blankets, table oilcloth, soap, pewter items, and various kitchenware all marked for Saturday shopping with numerous prices and two dozen line items. The tone reflects a bustling one day sale and expansive product array.
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S. RODOGE & CO
Frederick
Democratic National Committee Calls Meeting November 22
Democratic national committee chairman Thomas Faucart announced a November 22 meeting at Drench Lick to discuss the time and place for the national convention. Cities under consideration include Chicago Louisville Indianapolis St Louis St Paul Milwaukee and Atlantic City. Retiring Clearing House Certificates. New York Nov. 15.
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Democratic National Committees
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Democratic national committee
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Chicago
Louisville
Iarimati
St Louis
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Milwaukee
Atlantic City
New York
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Meer Lane
THE BRADLEY TRIAL PROGRESSES IN MURDER CASE
Washington Nov 15 In the Annie M Bradley trial over the Arthur Brown shooting substantial progress was made after the jury was formed. About a dozen witnesses including hotel staff and police described the crime and the defendant's reaction. Manager Talty testified Brown claimed Bradley admitted the shooting and accused him of lifelong trouble. The jury panel included Feeney Reiss Smith Newman Cole Prigg Whiteside Hartley Viledt Sweeney Garver Rupertus.
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Washington
Annie M. Bradley
Arthur Brown
Utah
Turner
Manager Talty
Talty
Brown
Taniel A. Newman
Alexander M. Cole
Julius A. Prigg
James J. Whiteside
Joseph C. Hartley
Julius Viledt
John Sweeney
Samuel R. Garver
William H. Rupertus
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