Bryan's Possible Chance and Change of Address
A 1915 newspaper page discusses William Jennings Bryan's ongoing political influence, his potential impact on the Democratic Party, and his retirement implications. It reflects on Bryan's leadership, independence, and the effect of a cabinet resignation on Wilson’s administration amid tariff debates and party dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Wilson
Roosevelt
Fis
Democratic Party
Jim Witon
Chamber of Commerce Bid Tells Fan for Ship Ownership Plan Rejected
The United States chamber of commerce rejects the federal ship ownership plan and endorses a government holding in shipping only if paired with a revised law. The referendum showed strong opposition to government ownership and favored private lease proposals, signaling a push to repeal current shipping legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McAdoo
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
New York Evening Post
Mio
Bmdea
New York
Shipp'ng Board
Congress
Criticism of Democratic admin on wartime prep failures
A Collier's Weekly excerpt laments the Democratic administration for not strengthening the army and navy since the war began and warns that continued inaction risks disaster to the nation. The piece frames foreign relations as likely to worsen if no such preparations are made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collier's Weekly
Democratic Party
The Lamp Out On Bean Boulevard
A solitary cyclist from Chicago blocks Bean Boulevard while Ira Dumbell, a Boston official, questions the man’s silent motionless pose. The stranger explains his beacon has failed as a Philadelphia boy shouts that the lamp is out, and the cyclist moves away after a brief exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bosting
Phildelphia
Ira Dumbell
Street platforms aid speakers in Los Angeles discussion
A Pislas Beieros report notes concrete street platforms in Los Angeles used as seating and improvised tables for street speeches. Two platforms already built, seven feet long, with a three side coping to support notes. observers say they resemble park benches while serving for religious meetings and audience participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J Lo Angeles
Baton Rouge Red Stick City Makes Its Measured Rise
Baton Rouge, Louisiana, sits on the Mississippi headland where early French explorers built a camp and named the city the Red Stick. The piece notes French influence in politics and stores along Main Street, and describes daughters of the capital as dark and petite, with the region rising over low hills into jungle outskirts as houses push to the street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Ding
Thomas Jefferson
Ita
Ara
Mississippi River Road Through Baton Rouge Landing
A garbled historic scene recalls a river crossing at Baton Rouge with a cobblestoned street leading to a landing tram and an ancient ferry. An old pilot presides over a bank opposite, while a boat ride is described amid shifting riverbanks and cultivated lands framed by a mighty stream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton Rouge
Mont Fertile
Churches and services listed for many local congregations
An extensive notice lists Sunday schools and worship times for numerous churches in the area. It names First Presbyterian Full Gospel Mission Catholic Church St Pauls Methodist Lutheran Church Christ Episcopal First Methodist Episcopal Duff Street United Brethren United Brethren Adamston City Gospel Mission St Pauls M E Church Church of Christ and other faith groups with pastors and service times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Marks
Lutheran
Corner Park
Melksl Avenue
William R. Heuser
Pack Avenue
Young
People's
Society of Christian Endeavor
Trinity Methodist Church Sermon Invitation
Local church invites attendees to a Sunday service at 8:30 am led by Pastor Jenkins. The event, held at Trinity Methodist WPISC site, welcomes all parishioners and neighbors to join in the morning worship and sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Corner West Main
South Second Streets
B. Turner
ST. Paul's Methodist Efis
Ogpal Church
North
Grassel
B. S. Hamrick
Barnett
Christ Episcopal Church
Charles Baird Mitchell
S. mi
Central Christian
Corms Pike
Chestnut Street
Im. Bible School
Cutlip
Sp. m
First Baptist Church
West Pike and
Sixth
Broad Gaes
R. Frosch
W. W. Willis
Trauperiotendant
A.B Withers
Woman's Mission Circle
P.O
Trinity Methodist
Jenkins
Bastames
Neader
Swern
Agoga Cadets Class Takes Sunday Attendance Rally
All members of the Agoge Cadets are requested to attend Sunday class hour at the site. The message urges participation and punctuality for the school class in the artist community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atist Chuy H
Ite
Sanday
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Virginie
Foblishea Pvery Maan
Museecee
Betty
Wren
Masa
Walter C. Smite
Whit Mint
Iran
THE
Lowndes Savings Bank and Trust CO
GEORGE_ PUNCAN
the Daily Novelette
ANG
Thad
Pislas
Beieros
Vention
Strboy Vorums
Mikssh
Gospey Mission
Clay Street
Leslie Jesmith
Catholic
Corner East
Pike and Elk Streets
McDermott
McSwiggan
P.A, O'Doherty
First Methodist Episcopal Church
West Pike
North Second Streets
G. D. Smith
J. H.somerville
W. H. Davisson
Epworth League
Central ‘Sbythrian
Ione Temple
Pike ‘Street
Wey
Herbert Justin Allsup
Mortimer
W. Smith
Duff Street
United Brethren Church
Stesley Heights
W. M. Slaughter
J. F. Lawman
Ford
Royal Temperance Legion
United Brethren’ Tabernacle
Northview
Robert McClung
Ladies Ald Society
Bell
United Brethren
Adamston
D. W. Cunningham
Gity Gospel Mission
Court House
St. Paul's M
Chestnut
W. H. Foglesong
Church OF Christ
Union Iggster
Melents
F. D. Johnson
A. Epworth
Ayantay
Sycamore and
Locust Streets
A. W. Morrison
A. Sheets
Christian Endeavor
Charles Hyer
Sthally Heights
Latter and Saints
D. L. Shinn
Stealey Heights
Salvation Army
West Main Street
George Willis
Harry Dum
Puapjic
Sun
Praine
Jana Sp
Port M. B
Es Bch
Harerick
Stuart Cha
Trinity
Dgeport
Aya
Moonth
Christian Science Society
Masonic Temple
Arnes Memoria
Beva Balwin
Jond
W. HB
Nicholson
Wilsonburg
Progres
Suly
Ourentine
Jacard
Burtons
Olifien Jones
Sears
Hese
Seay’ Dow Diplay
P.mn
Pia
Smany
Halle
New
Lot
Hull
China
AGOGA
Country Club
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