Sept 22 in History and notable events
On September 22 history notes Nathan Hale’s execution in New York in 1776 and Lincoln’s Emancipation Proclamation dated January 1 1863. It also records Samuel Sloan’s death at Garrison New York and lists astronomical events including moonrise moon positions and a sun celestial equator crossing.
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Nathan Hale
New York
Lincoln
Samuel Sloan
Eler
Garrison
N. Y
Earth
Bryan and Republicans Clash Over Banking and Temperance
A civic column critiques Republican stance on banking reform and socialistic fears while arguing for stronger depositor protections. It condemns temperance political maneuvering and urges voters to focus on state welfare and integrity in office.
Bankers Oppose Bryan Plan for Universal Bank Deposits
A Marion banker argues that creating and funding deposits among bankers would shield depositors and bankers from panics. He cites editorials on bank guarantees and socialism, notes a long-standing “financial panic” tied to competing interests, and warns the panic could devastate employment and industry.
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Bryan
Marion
Harding
Weue of the Star
Washington Post
Hmself
Bantk
the Post
Post
Oe Forge Interenta
Hearts
Rockefeller
Saints Out Of ThemSelves Reflecting on Cleveland Republicans Pledges
The passage accuses Cleveland Republicans of pledging candidates for representative and state senator to oppose further temperance laws. It claims Columbus Republicans exploit the temperance wave to mask official misdeeds in state departments. It alleges a secret agreement between Cleveland Republicans and liquor interests meant to stay hidden until after the election.
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Cox
Brown
Guilbert
Cleveland
Columbus
Wetter
Capitol
Cleveland Republicana
Hiquor
William J. Bryan at Union Station Tomorrow
William J Bryan will speak at Union Station at 10 15 a m tomorrow The event is billed as the only chance to hear him and is expected to draw a large crowd.
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Union Depot
William J. Bryan
Union Station
Tomor
Senator Foraker Faces Fresh Campaign Push
The piece notes Senator Foraker plans his own bid for re election despite recent fund revelations and party ostracism. It highlights his independence from Ohio Republican leadership and signals renewed campaign activity.
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Foraker
Ohio
United States
Ain
Hearst
Tat
Hey
Senate
Political turmoil and Taft Bryan campaign plots in Ohio
The narrative outlines Republican strife in Ohio with taft allies Cox Herrmann and Hynicke, their reconciliation with Taft, and hints at Bryan’s planned Ohio visits. It notes opposition to Cox leadership, warnings about the ticket, and upcoming speeches in Columbus Dayton Cincinnati Mansfield and other cities reflecting the tense pre election campaign.
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Cox
Republican General Committee
Hamelston County
George J. Cox
Cincinnati
August Herrmann
F IH. Hynicke
Taft
Cincinnat
Hamilton County
Hynicka
Herrmann
Hoaniton County
Taft ‘Ao
Akron
Hhame
Taf
Walter Brown
Georges Hh. Cox
Lotely
Walene
Mynteka
Oslo
Republian
Patronag Ua
Bryan
Wildl
Manseteld
Patible
Manefield
Ohio
Columbus
Dayton
Mansfield
Mr. Kern
Ftor View Praaident
Mansefield
Vwi Spek
Wiecondini
William J. Bryan Event Noted at 10 15 a m Tomorrow
A brief notice records William J. Bryan scheduled for an event at 10 15 a m tomorrow. The fragment confirms the time but lacks full details on the occasion or location.
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