Signers Back Bryan in Early Address Across Nation
A broad address urges support for Bryan, noting signers who previously did not vote for him. Notable names include George Boutwell of Boston ex governor and secretary, Charles Gordon Aries, Melville B. Anderson of Stanford, Francie Fisher Browne of Chicago, and Jom Beatty of Ohio. The list spans universities, editors, and political figures from Yale to Chicago to Washington.
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George
Boutweil
Boston
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Charles Gordon Aries
Melville B. Anderson
Leland Stanford University
Francie Fisher Browne
Chicago
the Dial
Jom Beatty
Ohio
Medei
William Birney
Washington
Albert S. Cook
Yale University
von Mart “Cutting
University of Ch Naah
University of Chionivers Twihe Bates
Dana Lewis K. Ehrich
Golorada
Davia
University of Vir
UW Nebraska. Voters and Electors, By and Large
Fragmentary notes indicate discussion of voters and electors at the University of Nebraska in Lincoln. Names referenced include Beaton and others, but details are unreadable.
Bryan Faces Off With Critics In Wake Of Campaign
The piece describes William Jennings Bryan's campaign stance on money, trusts, and imperialism as he gains popular support and faces partisan attacks over his bi metallic platform. It notes his past firmness at the Kansas City convention and his appeal to military followers while rival press accuse him of finance evasion.
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Hryan
Hrvan
Kana
Stedl
Republicane Enk
Ominimi
Republican Party
Brian Enti
Pola Lidy
McKinsey Wii Eaib
Tig Matern
Hayes and Hanna polarize voters in campaign rhetoric
The text portrays Theat Mark Hayes as harming the Republican stance by campaigning, while Hanna faces broad unpopularity among working men who view him as a symbol of trust and corporate influence. It also notes McKinley as a skilled politician who could have won easily if not for Hanna's influence.
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Mark Hayes
Hanna
Thors
A Call to Duty and Civic Duty in Turbulent Times
A fragmented speech urges voters to back McKinley with bold rhetoric, condemns Bryan, and imagines political shifts. It muses on conscience, reform, and the need for citizens to act to improve society, warning that inaction harms democracy.
The Mountain Summit and the Question of Human Worth
A reflective passage contrasts violent escape with the duty to do right. It weighs human destiny against the comfort of material security, asking what defines a life worth living and whether one can be an ethical witness amid hardship. The piece laments aging, ambition, and the gaze of society on personal suffering.
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Jone
Derknes
Fragmented Vision of Club Papers and Female Readers
Ada C. Sweet comments on the anxious anticipation of club paper events among women in American civilization. She questions speakers and topics, laments the burden on female audiences, and warns of losing focus on meaningful programs amid sensational papers and social pressures.
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Ada C. Sweet
Chicago Ameerican
Haman
Cary Rothing
Federated Clube
Open Letter on Writing Freedom and Honest Expression
A reader urges writers to refuse pressure from program makers and to speak truthfully. The message celebrates direct, original thought and condemns superficial or manipulated prompts, arguing that genuine ideas come from a mind in action and are always welcome.
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Apathia
Tretet
Emery Heuror
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