Nebraska Center of the Bryan Campaign Mind Force
A lengthy analysis describes Nebraska and Kansas as hot centers for Bryan since his presidential nomination. It notes farmers’ rising activity, the shift from populist to sensational oratory, and the danger of unsteady, uncoordinated reforms. It compares past and present popular schemes and warns of future unworkable policies chased by mind force.
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Nebraska
Bryan
Democratic Party
Free Silher
Bryanian
East
Kansas
Vska
Phere
Prairie
Koosus
Henoy
Nebrask
United States
Riden
Femaina
McKinley
Protection
Frank McGrath
Beloit
Kas
Kansas Farmers’ Alliance
McGrath
New England
Topeka
The Maremma Hamlet Forest Firewood Tale
A fragment describes a small gray hamlet in a woodland setting with large trees and a constant search for firewood amid a forest busy with activity and quiet work. The text hints at a rural scene with people and trees as the backdrop.
Napoleon After the Mattie of Dresden Night of indecision and retreat prep
The piece recounts Napoleon's night of indecision during the second Saxon campaign and his preparations for retreat. It notes his use of warm baths to cope with stress and his coffee habit affecting nerves, while asserting overall health with episodes of self-indulgence and lassitude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Napoleon
Mattie
Dresden
Understanding the 16 to 1 silver dollar coinage issue
The article explains the 16 to 1 silver to gold ratio, free and unlimited coinage, and the potential collapse of the dollar if silver’s market value rises. It contrasts current prosperity with predicted crises, citing populist claims about Western debt and a table of mortgage statistics, noting New York farms’ higher mortgage rates than Kansas.
Silver coinage and farm mortgage contrasts in campaign rhetoric
The piece critiques calls for unlimited silver coinage, arguing it would overstate silver value and strain government credit. It contrasts the intrinsic value of bullion with coined dollars and notes mortgage burdens across states, claiming western and southern farms are actually better off. It cites figures from Missouri and other states and concludes with a warning against sectional alarm during the campaign.
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Pennsylvania
Iowa
Bryan
Nebraska
Delaware
Minois
Indiana
New York
Rhode Island
Tennessee
Missouri
South Carolina
Tillman
New England
Chicago
Inter-Ocean
First Summer Girl Refuses Mr Atherton Invitation
A dialogue from the Somerville Journal shows First Summer Girl dismissing Mr Atherton after recounting an evening walk on the beach. She notes he followed and carried a cane during the approach, prompting her to reject further contact.
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Atherton
Somerville Journal
Waterloo woman to turn 102 in September
Mrs Arazima Fleming of Waterloo will celebrate her 102nd birthday in September. She has spent her life in this state and remained a long time resident.
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Arazima Fleming
Waterloo
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