White Dollar Contributions Fail in Bryan Campaign
The Sioux Falls Argus Leader reports that dollar subscriptions failed to fund Mr. Bryan's campaign effort. It notes minimal farmer and laboring class response, with just $55 raised in one paper and plans to continue fundraising by traditional means. Col. Wetmore leads the drive, promising ample funds and potential large donations from corporations to support Bryan's campaign.
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Bryan
Sioux Falls Argus
Souisville Courier-Journal
Kenticky
Democrate
Fatjire
Ste Hiyat
Col. Wetmore
Hate
Brian
Feds
The Circle on the Ballot Debate Returns
The piece attacks restoring the circle on ballots to enable straight party voting. It condemns reform advocates led by Gov. Cummins and Sen. Smith of Osage as steering voters toward partials, arguing the circle protects voters and party integrity while criticizing demagoguery and the reforms’ failures.
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Gov
Cummins
Smith
Osage
Cumming
Tia
Ballot Reform and Gov Politicking in the Era
The Reporter backs restoring the circle on party tickets while criticizing the fear of emblems. Gov Cumming’s stance on government bank deposits remains unclear amid Bryan’s influence. Folk’s $1000 refund from Sullivan’s Chautauqua association is treated as routine, reflecting broader views on integrity and executive discretion in a volatile political period.
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Bryan
Folk
Missouri
Ghautauqua Association
Sullivan
Ind
Commonwealth
This Date in History and Related Notices
A dated chronicle notes 1728 Heautharnd appointed governor of Canada and 1765 Sir Charles Hardy arrives in New York to succeed De Lancey as governor. It mentions 1702 a French republican slaughter at Albaye, 1604 Dominican missions along California, 1818 Napoleon officer Moresil dies before Dresden, 1863 Kingston captured, 1906 Roosevelt spelling reform test, 1907 Casablanca battle, plus lengthy obituary of William Wilson Finley with railroad career highlights and roles, a Foley’s Kidney Remedy ad claim, and New York Giants prepping for fall tests with youngsters.
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Heautharnd
Canada
Charles Hardy
New York
de Lancey
Albaye
Paris
Dominichn Missione
California
San Francisco
San Dies
Moresil
Napoleon
Dresden
Kingston
Tébn
Burnside
Roosevelt
Casablanca
Strenuous Senatorial Campaign Ends Sept 8 in Washington
Seattle Sept 2 The sole active opponent to incumbent Levi Ankeny Wesley L. Jones is engaged in a heated race under the new primary system. Voters on Sept 8 will decide which candidate wins as mudslinging and personal histories shape the contest. Jones, a self made lawyer from North Yakima, challenges Ankeny a veteran with pioneer roots and broad farmer support.
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Wash
Lévi’ Iatkenny
Wesley L. Jones
Washington
Ankeny
Tingy" Conners
New York
Levi Ankeny
Smith
Schmidt
P. Ankeny
Oregon
Yoas Ankeny
Lewiston
Idaho
Intervaliandisé
Walla Willa
Walleh
Mr. Ankeny
Profussion
Congress
North Yakima
Summer Resort Set Under Governor Fort Martial Law Threat
Atlantic City reports Gov Fort demands strict Sunday closing of saloons to enforce state excise laws. Local authorities, citing 5 percent of residents favor open town, delay closure. Governor Fort vows action or special session to empower state forces. grand jury includes saloonkeepers who refuse to close. Fort portrayed as iron-willed, pressing enforcement or repeal of laws.
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Atlantic City
Goverstor
Fort
Hig Tre
Nn Honagbardy
Forta
Governor Fort
Beans Meet in Boston at John Bean Association Reunion
The John Bean association, descendants of the first Bean settler, held its tenth annual meeting and reunion at Park Street Church Boston. More than 300 members attend from across the country with speakers including Senator Frank O Briggs James Bean and Joseph Warren Bean. Ontario Championship Opens in Toronto Tennis Club
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Boston
Mass
John Bean
America
Park Street
Frank 0. Briggs
New Joravy
James Bean
San Jose
Cal
Joseph Warren Bean
Providence
Centenary Cricket Fest At Hambledon England
Nearly all leading cricketers gather in Hambledon Hampshire to celebrate England's national sport centennial. A recreation of the first match features players in old attire with ten hats and black frock coats and a broomstick golf club bat, a one foot high wicket. Notable attendees include Ranji and Dr. W G Grace.
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London
Attle
Hambledon
Hants
England
Ithe
W. G. Grace
Arkansas Republicans Rally Opens State Conference
Delegates from many parts of Arkansas gathered in Little Rock for a rally and conference called by A. B. Bratton of the Arkansas Republican State League. Leaders expressed optimism for Republican success this year as plans were outlined for a nationwide campaign culminating at the election date.
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Ark
Bratton
Arkansas Republican State League
ArkAnans
Iowa Briefs Report Fatal and Legal Matters
William Ross and Charles Dolmar died from industrial and boiler- related injuries in Des Moines region. A $15,000 civil suit, J I Bellatti vs. Wabash, seeks damages for Earl Moore’s death. Mason City jail for liquor violations. East Davenport storm drain $10,000 to $15,000. Ames marine appointment for Glen Fulz. missing Erwin V. Wilson case. many local notices on temperance and politics. A wedding scandal and a Valley Junction romance appear amid harvest events with 1500 attendees at Thornton homecoming.
Headache Heartache dramatizes a tense romance mix
Nell confronts Vance Joslin at a restaurant after a brief engagement and a lunch with another woman. He explains the lunchtime encounter, proposes celebrating their reunion, and she agrees on a condition. The scene ends with Nell confessing jealousy and Vance soothing her as they plan to move forward.
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Vanes Joslin
Vance
Inels
Vanched
Vancé
Gilet
Sven
Joslin
Alhambra
Nef
Trocadero
Argus
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Badie Webster
Cotta
Mylica
Vaio
Neil
Aldeboulfer
Mae
Yeu
Thea
Sadie
Mell
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Fraight Aght
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trans-Missouri Freight Trafic Association
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Western Passenger Insoctation
Chicago
Great Northern
Southern States Passenger Association
Southern Road
Samuel Spencer
Finley
Southern
Foley
Wangler Bros
J. K. Joder
New York Giants
Iam Coughlin Brown
AO. Brown & CO
Wall Street
Washington State
Toronto
Ont
Toronto Tennis Club
Fit
Arkansas
William Ross
Ez City
Charles Dolmar
Orden
Des Moines
Jesse“Power of
Perry
Cohyt
Glenwood
P. Anderson
Clear Lake
Mason City
Davenport
John A. T. Hull
Committee On Military Affairs
Washington, D. C
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Ames
Marine Services
Fulz
Erwin V. Wilson
Dehuque
Lucian Smith
Stratford
R. T. Chipperfield
Temper Adds Federation
Sioux City
T. J. Hatton
Tyrone
Ute
Carl McKate
Pine Island
Minn
Grace Davis
Clarence H. Paltier
Astraid
Valley Junction
Thornton
Dunn
Mazon City
Misa Elizabeth Sheets
Clase
Miss Sheets
William Seymour
Fraser Marcantio Company
Bonne
Seymour
Habla
Prassentian
Tawa
Justice Cape
A. A. Bherson
Ites
Graham Boyd
Mily
Hils Order
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