Bryan Aims for Civic Duty at New York Campaign Rally
William Jennings Bryan spoke across New York in a day of mass meetings and street corner talks. He urged larger citizen participation, condemned private influence, and defended election reform while detailing his views on suffrage and government by the people. He claimed about 806000 listeners in the day and held events from Brooklyn to Manhattan.
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New York
William D.oolivyan
Mantis
Treyaett
FC Logtzer
Pires
Norman Meek
Trys
Ales
Firaig
Gaml Esvern
Conidench
Bryan
Ino
Cox
Angela
Denver Plate Torin and Guild
Mr. Patt
Giv
Flo
Tev
Virgai
Cy Teall Park
Barwin
Hla
Bela
Mekford Hell
la Wetaek AM
Deimocratic Party
Ate Beyon
Michael J. Pinherty
Ane McCarren
McCarren
Beraoklyn
Ryan
Welbek
Mary Temnerata
Katie McCarren
Perry Belmont
Ever Ltd
Bryan Bee m
Divy
Order of Acorns
Braadway
Chantler
Broadway
Collision at Sheboygan Steamer Collision Injures Venezuela
Daily Nova dispatch from Sheboygan reports the steamer Peters of Michigan City collided with the steamer Venezuela during harbor entry. Damage to the Venezuela estimated at 4000 dollars. Peters sustained slight damage. Venezuela was unloading at Port Huron docks when the accident happened.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Nova
Sheboygan
Peters
Michigan City
Venezuela
Port Huron
Engagement Reported Between Prince Victor Emmey and Princess Pa
A Rome dispatch to The Petit Journal announces the engagement of Prince Victor Emmey, count of Turin, to Princess Pa, daughter of the Duke of Connaught. The notice notes the royalty pairing and outlines the formal announcement from Paris and Rome.
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Paris
Petit Journal
Rome
Victor Emmegy
Turin
Pa A
Flames Devastate Salisbury Beach Summer Resort
A fire at Salisbury Beach near Amesbury and Salisbury swept through a large summer colony, destroying more than 100 cottages along the front. Fire companies from Amesbury Salisbury and surrounding towns aided in containment, saving larger hotels and dance halls. several smaller hotels burned. The New Era cottage owned by former State Treasurer F U Shaw was among the structures lost, with other major buildings including Hope Chimney and the Methodist chapel damaged.
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Wressy
Salisbury Beach
FU. Shaw. Amon
Hope Chimel
Salls- Dury Beau
Intense Political Campaigns Hit New York City
The Associated Press reports a bustling political scene in New York City with presidential candidates Taft Bryan and Sher man active across the metro area. Governors Hughes and Chanler schedule speeches in the city and Brooklyn while Bonaparte and removal Warstwax are slated to speak tonight.
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Associated Press
W York
New York City
Taft
Alor
Dudson
Troy
Bryan
New York
City Hub Park
Brooklyn
Long Island City
Jersey City
Hughes Crmg
Albany
Catskill
Chanter
Bonaparte
Tlewarst
Sherman
Amsterdam
Upstate
Special showing of new colors in dress goods
Women are urged to visit the Main Floor Dress Goods Section tomorrow or Thursday for a special display of silks and woolens in over twenty five shades. Each piece is labeled with its color name including crushed strawberry dull olive drake and dark rose.
Basement Millinery Show Draws Crowds in Basement
Readers are invited to view a Basement showing of stylish millinery with beautifully trimmed hats priced at 2.95, 50 and 2.85. The sale promises matching values at half again as much and offers flexible scheduling by day.
Damask Linen Sale Ad Describes New Edges and Fabric
An ad describes Scotch bleached damask fabric at 79 cents a yard with a soft finish and substantial body. It highlights decorative borders and a new overhang design, noting one hundred yards of flax linen two yards wide at 79 cents per yard offered on the first floor.
It is the best stocking we've ever had
A brief line notes the stocking quality and price at 25 cents, signaling superior value. The line emphasizes satisfaction and value, likely in a local ad or shopper note.
Wide Dress Goods on Sale at Special Low Price
Large or small checks with embroidered dots and figures. Ideal for waists and children's dresses. Not often under 25¢ a yard. Special today due to a purchase below usual, and because it is not folded. Width 32 inches. Many varieties—14c per yard.
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Ustal
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Bover
Satllenbury
Detalla
He Veleans
Kondon
Marten
Tollery
Neville
Seco Silk
White
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