Bryan to Attend Big Democratic Rally in St Louis
Bryan expected to attend a large Democratic rally at Washington Avenue on September 30 as party clubs consolidate for a major demonstration in the south. Preparations are extensive. Sewall also listed as potential speaker with Sen Teller of Colorado likely to address the crowd.
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Washington, Ave
Democratics
St. Louis
New York
Mae
Bryan
Sewall
Gander Fie Senate
Colorado
Opposed Use of St Louis Auditorium for Private Shows
The group opposes using St Louis Auditorium on public property for private entertainments and vows to seek court action to bar shows without ordinance approval. The plan calls for sanctions if licenses are granted for Beding of shows, citing municipal property rules. Also included is an old medical ad for One Minute Cough Cure.
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St Louis
Login
Yeaterday
Starate
Open Letter From Lew Ginger to Union Veterans League
Colonel Lew Ginger writes from Calsrade Springs Aug. 10 Gentlemen he condemns support for McKinley and denounces attempts to force Republicans to back a single ticket He recalls Civil War service with Indiana volunteers and warns against attacks on veterans loyalty and the party He signs as LEW GINGER calling allies to defend country and veterans from perceived political coercion
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G. A. R. Man
Union Veterans League
Lew Ginger
Topeka
Risis
Denver Republican
New York
Calsrade Springs
Intellion
Major MecKintey
Pete
Dows
Grant
Sherman
Sheridan
Hancock
Logan
Garfield
York
Tes
Valanaris
Republican Party
United States of America
Washington, D.C
Reveniy-Arth Regiment
Indiana Volunteers
Fourteenth Arms Corps
Thormas
Burlington Route Travel to Colorado Montana and Pacific Coast
Through trains from the Missouri River offer connections to Denver Billings Puget Sound and the Pacific Coast with through sleepers and chair cars Kansas City to Hillings Lincoln and Denver routes highlighted. Shorter by 10 to 25 hours than rival lines and agent tickets available. Printed by WAKELEY General Passenger Agent St Louis Mo. Caution An instantaneous cough cure claim is noted for an unrelated product. Subscribe for the STATE JOURNAL.
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Trate
Kansas City
Elnes
Montana
Hillings
Kansan City
Lincoln
Billings
Montane
Puget Sound
Denver
Rio Grande
Colorado
Utah
Faliformis
Burlington Fours
Wakeley
Gen. Pass
St. Louis
Novelists Eye on Bryan on Train Route Across Crestline
Julian Hawthorn reports from Crestline on Bryan’s campaign stop, noting a small but eager crowd, a brass band, and a photographer capturing Bryan speaking from the car. The author compares Bryan’s presence to Gladstone, praising his forceful delivery and the intense, earnest reception from working people along the route.
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Julian Hawthorn
New York Journal
Bryans
Chicago
New York
Pirsburg
Crestline
Mr. Kryan
Chirage
Eton
Bryan
Sim
Edwin Booth
Inv
McCullough
Pelenancs
Presdeh
Motmenty
Gladston
Gladstone
Thor
Tam
Canton
McKinsey
Kentleman
Jane Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Rad
Valparaiso
Peeters
Mt Sunrive
Fort Wayne
Messiah Avatar Bryan Faithful to Lead to Better Times
A vivid crowd gathers as Bryan is hailed as the Moses guiding the people from oppression to promised relief. Supporters, young and old, envision brighter days, while Bryan displays steadfast duty and courage, insisting greatness comes from collective effort and faithful service.
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Messiah
Moses
Tondage
Promised Land
Oppres
Aslan
Bryan
Paw
Brynan
Apollo
Inlind Caesar
Buckingham
Electric Road Aims From New York to Philadelphia
A Newark Trenton report states a new electric traction line linking New York and Philadelphia is assured. Ex Mayor Frank A Magowan and J Henry Darrah lead a syndicate with prominent New York and Philadelphia cartists. The York and Philadelphia Traction company ties to Central Jersey Traction. Stock prompts and partial payments signal a start within days. A contract for segment Sew Brunswick Bound Brook Raritan Dinellen totals 475000 with a 100000 power house near Bound Brook.
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Trenton
N. J
New York
Philadelphia
Frank A. Magowan
J. Henry Darrah
New
Brunswick
Bound Brook
Raritan
Dinellen
Boundstrook
No-To-Bac Mends Nerves From Tobacco Debility
A historical ad claims No-To-Bac cures nervous prostration and general debility caused by tobacco use. It portrays tobacco as a waste of life and manhood and touts No-To-Bac as a quick nerve tonic promising strength, weight gain, and restored vigor with a money back guarantee. The copy cites purported cures and widespread use.
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Tsui
Fall Festival Tower of Mowers Draws 400+ Workers
A city paper notes that about 400 women and girls have labored to craft life like paper flower towers for the Fall Festival. Boxes line a courthouse room with mowers and a vast array of chromatic blossoms, all designed to appear real and endure sun and time.
Underground Illinois Central station rises on Van Buren
Chicago Aug 21 Van Buren street lake front busy with work on the Illinois Central underground station. A six man crew under Engineer Chenoworth lays foundations and walls aiming for December 1 completion. Building covers 15 000 square feet with steel brick and stone. glass roof 16 feet above track level. Van Buren viaduct to center the station. interior to be finished in enamel glass with rich ornament.
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Chicago
van Buren Street
Lake Front
Chenoworth
Ilinois Central
Mickican Avenue
Cresa
Sunday Church Notices From Various Congregations
A compilation of preaching schedules and services from multiple churches. J Brows leads at the CME church corner Fourteenth and Streets with the Lord's Supper at So o'clock. Lincoln Post Hall hosts a Spiritualists conference at 2:30 p.m. Rev Lutz preaches tomorrow at 11 a.m. and 5 p.m. at First Church of Christ, Scientist, 210 West Sixth. Walnut Grove M E Church, Rev C B Dalton preaches at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m., with memorial services for Willie Hammel and a boys choir. Rev Robert Anepach of Vienna preaches at Friends’ Church on Toneka Avenue Sunday at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Rev A M Ward presides over quarterly meeting at St John A M E B Church. WC TG annual meeting set for First M E Church parlor Monday at 3 p.m. North Topeka Baptist holds services at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. CoC Nicholson leads evening services. Second United Presbyterian at Hunson and Poll offers 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. services. Rev James G iunt preaches morning on Christ the Man of Prayer and evening on The Lord My Shepherd. Parkdale M E revival led by Rev A J Coe and wife through next week with services nightly at 7 p.m. Bible study 3 p.m.. preaching 11 a.m. and 3 p.m. First Presbyterian at the hot Presby terian church with Tay delivering Der Werke of Sinead. First African Baptist Church on Flist Street with Rev G D Olden preaching at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m.
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Pu Yiding
J. Brows
So'clock
Society of Spiritualists
Lincoln Post Hall
Sunny
Brethren (Unkard
Akland
Lutz
First Church of Christ, Scientist
West Sixth Street
Walnut Grove M
Friends’ Church
Toneka Avenue
A.M. Ward
Topeka
St John A. M
TTG
M. E
North Topeka Baptist Church
J. Barratt
Ted
Coc. Nicholson
Second United Presbyterian Church
Parkdale M. E
A. J. Coe
Tay
der Werke
Sinead
Hot Presbyterian Church
First African Baptist Church
Flist Street
Hey
Bryan Made Her Speak Tale From Old Exposition
In Arkanses City Aug 15 Rev W Bird Shaw a Coneregaone archurch pastor and old friend of William J Bryan recalled a crowd event at the exposition building. Bryan vowed not to speak to a Chicago girl yet teased Shaw by selecting a pretty passerby, dropping his handkerchief to trip the girl’s foot and prompting the audience cheer, a moment Shaw says would be repeated.
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Arkaness City
W. Bird Shaw
Conerega
Wm. J Bryan
The
Name College
Chicago
Air
Shaw
William
Bryan
Exposition Building
Chicago Kitts
Mr. Lirvan
Mr. Shaw
Buffalo Bill's show tent wrecked in cyclone at Muskegon
Buffalo Bill's wild west arena tent in Muskegon Michigan was torn by a cyclone with rain as winds struck before 7 PM. The tent suffered ripped canvas and damaged seats while workers attempted crowd control. The show was canceled, with an estimated loss of 5,000 to 36,000 dollars in revenue.
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Muskegon
Mich
Buffalo Bill
Hypnotism Aids Dentist Test In Chicago Clinic
A May 14 demonstration at the Chicago School of Psychology clinic shows hypnosis easing dental pain during an extraction. Drs Parken and Barclay conducted the procedure on a 48 year old patient, who remained aware yet experienced reduced suffering as anesthesia was avoided. The report also mentions tonics and patent medicine advertisements, including Brice on cents and $1 per bottle, and a laundry service claim.
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Chicago School of Psychology
Bowen Avenue
Herbert Parken
J.C. Barclay
Jik
Jane Drug Store
Fifth Street
King of Pills
Heechame—Krcham's
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