Apoplexy Ends Career Of WH Jennings Bryan
Dayton Tennessee news reports the sudden death of William Jennings Bryan from apoplexy. Mrs Bryan, wheelchair bound, remains devoted and recalls his tenderness. Bryan was to speak in Knoxville on the Scopes trial and outline his tax plan to alarm the people about dangers to Christianity. The couple's enduring partnership and fanfare accompany his final moments.
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Jennings Bryan
Dayton
Tenn
William Jennings
Bryan
Sevan
Tijdatuna
Bryant
Seera
Recalled Career of William Jennings Bryan
A historical summary outlines Bryan’s rise from Salem Illinois to national prominence. It covers his legal training, political campaigns, and key roles including his 1896 pro silver stance, multiple presidential bids, and brief tenure as Secretary of State under Wilson.
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Richard P. Bland
Bland
Cleveland
World Herald of
Omaha
Clev
United States
Republicds State Committee
Orston
McKinley
Bryan
Third Nebraska Infantry
Parker
Theodore Roosevelt
William H. Taft
Baltimore
Champ Clark
Woodrow Wilson
Ree Otee
Republican Party
Fire, floods, and fiscal shifts fill Nebraska notes
A crowded state dispatch records a major Randolph fire causing about 25000 dollars in loss, Nebraska highway work advancing 417 miles, a Greenwood bankruptcy filing with liabilities of 84718 and assets of 14491, and a wave of farm yields and grain sales. It notes a Wesleyan diploma ceremony, a civic canoes festival, and Nebraska Rural Letter Carriers electing officers.
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Randolph
Custer
Hartington
National Master Butchers Association
Omaha
Frank EB. Berquist
Scottabiuff
Nebraska
Wesleyan University
William Gross
Edison
Grand Island
Beatrice
Farmers’ Grain & Stock Co
Greenwood
Bnkruptcy
Edgar Burroughs
Rockford
Gage County
Columbus Milling Company
Columbus
Scottebluff
Gibert H. Doane
University of Michigan
Board of Regents
University of Nebraska
Quaker Petroleum ‘Company
Clyde Churchill
Geneva
Continental Oil Company
Nebraska City
Union
Penitentiary
W. E. Kurtz
James Russell
North Western Allroad
Fremont
Florida
Miami
Hay Springs
G.W. Wark
Kansas
Iowa
John McDougall
Falls City
Richardson County
Midwest
Grain Exchange
Nebraska Rural Letter Carriers
Lincoln
Clint. W. Tumblin
Wymore
Lee Martin
Clarence M. Rettig
Overton
Frank J.taylor
Omaha Grain Exchange
United States
American Legion Convention
Burgess-Nash
Gersand
G. A. Bherly
Stanton
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Jack
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Chicago
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Mary Wilsabeth Baird
Perry
Ill
Union Law Cos
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Adolphus BR. Talbot
Talbot
Congress
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Col Ean Atte’ Daontasken
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Des Moines
Oklahoma City
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