Bryan Says He Will Not Seek Another Race
Bryan delivered an address at Platte County fairgrounds before about 1000 attendees. He stated he would not force himself into the presidential race, said he would rather be girl than president, and noted voters showed they did not want him as ruler. He discussed supporting Johnson of Ohio, anticipated Roosevelt’s possible acclamation, and suggested Marcus Hanna as a potential Republican nominee.
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Leavenworth
Bryan
Eavenworth
Hill
Mbm Johnson
Ohio
Johnson
Bryao
Roosevelt
Marcus Hanna
Cleveland
Satan
Jess Christ
Ian
Saya
Anleas
God
Sampson 15 Recuperating Amid New Hampshire Stay
Admiral Sampoon, ill in Sunapee district, shows marked improvement after rest and quiet. Local reports say he plans to remain at Burke Haven for a time, avoiding visitors as he recovers, with health improving but still feeble.
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Treally
Ile Viet
New Hampahice
Sampoon
Burke Haven
Sampson Schier
Court of
Wealdeo Tao
Sunapee
Statien
New York
Admiral Sampsom
Speculation Clash Over Oklahoma Land Claim Move
A muddled account warns of potential trouble in transferring land claims tied to Iowa Comanche reservation lands. The piece notes uncertain authority, lack of explicit law barring relinquishment, and emphasis on early action to secure any claim.
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Genel
Oraheme
Wiiogton
Okla
Landa
United States
Succeed Dawes The Next Comptroller Of The Treasury
Washington rumor centers on appointing William Ridgely as the new comptroller to replace Dawes. Debates over signs, duties, and future policies follow the president’s pending choice with Mason and Corptratier Page backing candidates. Confirmation expected days before Dawes’s retirement. signatures and authority loom large in the transition.
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Ike Pine
Cheng
Washington
Cleveland
Eckles
York
World of
Finance
McKinfes
Bolnin
Bnans
Wemker
Ravanety
Phe Vigmar
Finantual Ete
Tee Athd
Teves
Comeme
Chiago
Mason
Diwes
Thawee
William Barret
Ridgely
Addtroni
Burden
Nee Dudes
Schwab Reflects Proposal for Arbitration of Steel Strike
President Schwab of United States Steel Corporation announced a plan to settle the strike through arbitration. The proposal calls for a three member board with one member from each side and a mutually chosen third, whose decision would be final and binding. Workers returning to work would be protected from discrimination, and the arbitration ruling would be final.
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Simos Furnes
Indianapolis
Smo Burns
Shatter
Atligen
Orles
Shaffer
Renin
Arbitration Board
Lg Speieg Ane
Sali
New York Mayoral Slates Form At Citizens Union Meeting
August 30 The conference committee of the Citizens Union will pick six candidates for Mayor Comptroller and President of the Board of Aldermen. The names will go to the 107 committee to guide the September meeting and later the Tammany general conference on September 9. Leading names include Seth Low George L Rives Henry Maxwell John Dewitt Warner Charles A Schlieren Bird Coker Alfred White Cesar Straus Gustav Schwab Edward M Knox and Charles Fairchild Three of six have already been chosen Peabody Colter and Lewe.
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holf-Tamatay
Seth
Mach
Seth Low
George L. Rives
Dew
Henry V. Maxwell
John Dewitt Warner
Charles A Schlieren
Bird C. Coker
Dem
Alfred T. White
Qecar S. Straus
Gustav H. Schwab
Edward M. Knox
Charlee
Fairchild
Peabody, Colter
Lewe
Talmage Sermon on Mount Booths Olive Branches Faith
Dr Talmage preaches from the mountain text Go forth unto the mountain fetch olive branches and pine branches myrtle and palm to build booths He frames a metaphor of evergreen religion peace with God and triumph over sin urging steadfast faith through difficulties with vivid biblical imagery and practical faith lessons.
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Nuke Bootha
Louta Kinperh
Washington Sept
Dr Talmage
Jerusalem
Tabernacles
Boothe
Canaan
Heaven
Mount of Gods
God
Ain
Dringink Ageinet
Mount Calvary
Alps
Himalayas
Christ
Lord Jesus Christ
Boonzmas
Murkle Rachie
Foxy von and
Douse
Boston
Jasin
Bette
Rome
Prize Fight at Paties in Marietta Delights Town
A rough prize fight held in an upstairs Police Department room drew spectators and was refereed by City Marshal Jacob Dye. Officials prepared a report and pending proceedings may go before City Council next Tuesday night.
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Prise
Paties I Marietta
Police Department
Morsiegert
City Marchal
Jacob Dye
Patliamen Es Seronds
Coe
Officera
Mo Puree
Railway director grants pass in fair exchange tale
A railway director considered a worker asking for a pass to visit his family. He posed a farmer’s scenario about lending horses on Saturdays, and the worker admitted he would not expect help unless the farmer’s own path aligned with his. The director found this answer satisfying and the men left with the fees.
The Promise Confirmed and The Vow Offered
A Sunday School feature presents a moral meditation on Jacob and means of faith. It adapts Genesis narratives to discuss visions of heaven and ladder symbolism, emphasizing steadfast devotion and reverent action as examples for readers. The piece mingles scripture references with reflective prose in a period churchly voice.
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Jaeob
Raintik
Atv
Hester
Jacob
Jacob Rome
Abraham
Leene
Jimbua
Gideon
Bamee
David
Mary
Jordan
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Whitehall
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Kes
Vicky Sheda
Equal Rights Saantation of
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Wondere
State Equal Rights Association
Frankfort
Ovrasion
The
Equal Rights Association
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Sarenam
Genedis
Jaeo
Vette
Wiley
Hepworth
Tom Shett
Marty
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Albu Oman
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