Local News Briefs and Era of Bryan Hype
James Southerland arrives from Kennedy and Rev E Francis Brown returns from Paradige. Firework safety urged as summer heat grips the town. A birthday party for Alma Giroux ends with ice cream and lemonade. Chicago reports Bryan's Democratic nomination. crowds cheer and the courthouse flag flies. A biographical sketch outlines William Jennings Bryan’s career from Salem to Congress and law practice. Sunday school at 10:30, preaching at 7:45 with the Divine Ruling as sermon. No-Tox Wild Cherry Phosphate advertised, sampling at Rohine & Co.
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William Jennings Bryan
United States
Salem
Marion County
Huinois
Whipple Academy
Jacksonville
Lingia
Ilinois College
Union College of Law
Chicago
Illinois
Lyman Trambell
Lincoln
Nebraska
Talbot & Bryan
Bryan
Nebraska. He Is Also Editor of the World-Mteralt
Omaha
White House
America
F. ©. Rohine & Co
Bryan Nomination Sparks Massive Convention Rally
The July 10 1896 Bryan nomination event in Curcaco builds to a dramatic roll call as Alabama Idaho Kansas and others switch from Bland to Bryan. The total climbs to 504 votes with two thirds needed and final adjournment follows as fans celebrate and plan the evening speeches and vice presidential balloting.
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Bryan
Alabama
Bland
Nebraska
Idaho
Kansas
Nevada
McLean
Ohio
Convention Star
Mississippi
Botes
Matthews
Hall
Georgia
Colorado
North Dakota
Arizona
New Mexico
Louisiana
Oregon
North Carolina
South Carolina
District of Columbia
Wyoming
Alaska
Michigan
California
Illinois
Altgeld
Mrs. Bryan
John R. McLean
Montana
Oklahoma
Stone
Missouri
Towa
Boies
Arkansas
West Virginia
Indiana
Tarpie
New York
Pennsylvania
Delaware
New Jersey
New England
Jones
Chaco
Sibley
Sewell
Williams
Massachusetts
Clark
Lewis
Harrity
Fithian
Blackburn
Daniels
Pattison
Teller
White
Scattering
Old Fort Fourth of July Celebration at Quin River
Community joy marked Quin River's 120th anniversary with a lively dance, bonhomie on the parade ground, refreshments, and athletic contests won by Robert Wilkinson and Thomas McConnell Jr. A ball supper delighted guests while talks on finance and depopulation sparked interest among attendees. Water notice and local ads follow.
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Urs River
Quin River
Old Fort
Robert Wilkinson
Thomas McConnell, Jr
Chas. McConnell
C. L. Lowery
John Vance
Oregon
W. H. Minor
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James Southerland
Kennedy
E. Francis Brown
Paradige
Armory
J. A. Hill
Alma
PD. Giroux
William J. Bryan
K. Francis Brows
Kentucky
Olie James
Ryan
Tennessee
Virginia
Buck” Hinrichsen
Arthur M. Sewell
Maine
Ruddell
D. Mackay
Golconda
Lovelock
Harry Wise
Ald Etronuit
J. Rovney
Cash Novelty Store
Apdtt
Cras
Winnemuccca
FO. Robins & Co
Napa Soda
Remaagr & Go
Competiion, E. Remnant & Go
Dresden
Tf. E
Retmaarr & Co
F. J, Cheney & CO
Toledo
Cheney
West & Truax
Toled Walding, Kinnan & Marnhy
F. C. Rosie & Co
F. C. Robins & Co
FC Robins & Co
F.C. Robins & Co
Brown & Piper's
F. G. Robins & Co
F. C. Roains & Co
Hood
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