Bryan and Sewall Club Organizes A Democratic Meeting
An active Bryan and Sewall Coat meeting met Friday night without President Soap. Chase chaired, with Dingle as secretary. Members debated the silver question, praised Shepherd, and elected Henry Shepherd as president and Hicks as secretary. The club aims to unite Democrats and expand membership.
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Bryan
Sewall
Dc Soap
YB. Chase
Fonren View
M. Dingle
Masta Hietel
CD. Hicks
Soape
Mose Ob
Henry Shephard
Andrew Qhierbes
Drsanig
Chive
Poona
CL Allen
Protoss
Heen
Chie
Wis
von Plimentary
Sowall Club
National Democracy
Satara
Chase
J Henry Shepherd
Meg. D. Hicks
Sw ’Elock Sharp
Hard Times and Low Prices
In a period of drought and crop losses the Wall trade will be tight unless relief comes. Merchants warn of distress and urge readiness, claiming Jordan & Booth are best prepared in North Louisiana to sell clothing and outfittings for boys and men at low margins.
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Jane
Louisiana
Gad
Jordan & Booth
A Campaign of Education and Reform Dialogue
A lengthy discussion outlines plans for a society to spread and interest reforms, urging persistence and broad reader outreach. It covers labor probes, financial questions, and the need to unite reformers, with notes on organizing editors and allied groups to promote education on economic and labor issues.
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Leagre
Dor
Viana
Cei
Desven
Daly
Mery
Bosc
Lthen
Deters
American Federation of Labor
Knights of Aber
Populist Party
American Railway Witon
Famers’ Alliance
Poe Lagne
Taeoneh
Howe
Eapeeteek
Ronhinutly Jaink
Tmportines
Brent
League
Uexry CouEn
Debs Reflects on Trial Delay and Mails Obstruction
Eugene V. Debs recalls the year old arrest for obstructing the mails and claims managers pressured to end the case. He alleges salary cuts followed, juror illness halted proceedings, and that strong evidence could convict all defendants. He notes scant newspaper coverage of his later trial status.
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Mr. Debs
Eugene V. Debs
Union Revival in Omaha Restores Trade Union Delegates
The World-Herald reports a revival of trades unionism in Omaha. Withdrawals from the Central Labor union are reversing as individual members pledge that delegates will be returned if meetings are free from wrangling and political discussions.
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Omaha
the World-Herald
Central Labor Union
Mayo Recalled as a Demanding but Loving Stage Manager
A tribute to Mayo recounts his fierce insistence on exact line readings and actor discipline, his generous nature, and his passion for Pudd'nhead Wilson. The essayist recalls Mayo's training, his mastery of language, and how his death on a train near Omaha shocked the theatrical world while highlighting his stubborn but admirable perfectionism.
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Mayo
Omaha
Henry Davenport
Er. L. Davenport
Girard Avenue
Davenport
Judge Deriscoll
Pahl
Oylagyoek
Paris
Powell
Mave
Maya
Pudd'nhead Wilson
Jing Atler
Sean
Mark Twain
Morty
New York
Seppers
Mr. Mayo
Nellie
Satan
Philadelphia
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Central Christian Church
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Commonwealth
Remnant Lumber Company
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Louisiatia
Yellow Pine Lumber
H. T. Benoit
Shrev Epor
John Basch
Deaton Gad Manpafietiann of
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Pyesma
Sk Deere
John
Anne
Wortman & Adams
the Tinners
Marshall Street
Shreveport, Louisiana
W. A. Peffer
R. P. Bland
Jimtown
William Dana Wilcox
Chicago
Evi
Texas Independent
Stedge Hammer
Meville
Wellman's
UL Live
Warnsa
Kali
Glass House
Tex. St., Shreveport, Ba
Pleasant Way
W. Walker
Lake Street
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McKinley
Hicks
Mr. Ackst
Allen & Vale
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Peise
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Ty 415
Texas
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