N. Y. Democrats Split Over Bryan Support In Brooklyn
The York party faces a cleavage with leading Brooklyn figures and reformers declaring for Bryan and Dewall, backing the Democratic ticket. Tammany aims to back Higary and Sewell, anticipating strong labor organization influence in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Cleveland Ware
Eddant Ot ‘Grokt
Dewall
Bryan
Bewall
Kings County
Betx
Ieniter
Montauk
Brooklyn
Cokeale University
Spegs
Advo
Brigady
Nathenal Biards
Descorstic
Journal
Eeleas
Eeleas Candidate For View President, Aid Lone Intact and Broskisn
Hryas
Meicinte
Allverilae
Gleovarerans Acroka
Democratic
Didaie Aryan
Nas A A. Brady
Jit Cor- Pett
Atrion Com Binatone
Willem 4
Brean
Madinonnee Garten
McConnick & Co
McKinsey
A. G. Hodeus
Hatwtnad & Hodges
Tammany Etretes
Richardt
Raimeland
Phincobury
Mtate
Eyinth Brean
Wup
Tammany Dare
Higary
Sewell
Tammany 15 Shrewd in New York Politicking July Report
The piece describes Tammany Hall maneuvering during a July political scene with party leaders fearfully watching the Chicago faction. Sheehan is said to back Bust Ride Leaders, while others fear the national platform repudiation would boost Republicans and sidelined Tammany aides. Mentions Hil Whitney and Arthur P. Gorman as moving to shore up campaigns.
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New York
Terminansy Hall
Aitoilar
Chicago
Tammany Hall
Tammany Bhives Ix
Ehanvees
Politi Sheehan
Hil
Whitney
Eit
MISS PEELE'S TERRAPIN AND MARRIAGE TALES
A Kansas story recounts a terrapin with a carved name linked to Miss Peele and multiple marriages. The back bears an inscription noting successive owners and dates, with Mrs. McHanley living at Hutchinson cited as a later reference.
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Miss Peele
Kansas
Ted
Mra McHanley
Hutchinson
Aif Sosiavinn
Papers in Revolt Over Free Silver in National Press
The Democratic papers nationwide bolt the Chicago free silver ticket while pledging to defend Bryan. Many urge temperate support for McKinley, with German papers and major dailies across states listed as part of the revolt. The march of salients includes New York, New England, Middle States, and the South in a broad party rift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Free Silver
Chicago
Bryan
McKinley
Reas
Gete
New England
Connecticut
Bartired Times
New Haven Register
New Haven News
Windham County
Massachusetts
Hoston Herald
Howton
Boston
Poi
Fitchburg
Matt
Holyoke
Lowell Times
Éfield Republican
New Hampshire
Manchester Union
Rhode Island
Providence Journal
Middle States
New York Herald
New York Evening
Indiana—Lafayette Journal
Tinos
Iowa
Sioux City Journal
Davenport
Demokrat
Michigan
Detroit Free Press
Minnesota
St. Paul
Globe
Ohio
Daytona Times
Ikotae
Sioux Falls
Argusamet la Creme Chronicls
Aihwaukee
Seebote
Alabama
Moblie Texister
Montgum Advertiver
Wrtin
Key West Equator
Key West
Democrat
Wilmingtton Zyvery
Georgia
Atlanta Journal
Kentucky
Louisville Courier-Jour
Norbville Banner
Igoeus Fasta Statesman
Datthweat
Panter Golumbia
Washington
Pome
Washington Times
Chicwee Staate-Zeitune
Lendpant
Louisville
Anaeiger
Srouts
Anzeiger Des Westens
St Louis
Armerika
Staate-Zeitune
Wilkesbarre
Waechter
Milwaukee
Seebute
Philadelphia
Dempcrate
Brent
Rexae
Thia
Atruiele
Wienna
Yu National
United States
Iis
Republican Party
Monroe
Venezuela
South America
Birot
Nak Tor
Herolem
Atlantic
Bland
Missouri
Lane
Arthue Sewall
Corn crop outlook amid heat wave hits Midwest reports
Kansas City reports note corn conditions improved despite heat. Shields of Simonds Commission says through Kansas fields show good growth, with corn nearly ready in areas for harvest while wheat prospects weaken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Shields
Simonds Cormnnesion Company
Kansas
Hanser
Sui
May Irwin's Specialty in New Domestic Must Play
The audience shows high interest as May Irwin headlines a new domestic musical piece titled My Girl. Eddie and Unetspecting Londra star under civilised tones, though author or company names are not listed. The New was launched in London with notable reception.
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Benten
Irwin
Hishiy
London
Detective Buys Gold Star Decoration for Police Vest
A police detective purchases a costly gold star badge for his uniform. The item is described as a badge of rank worn on the vest, reflecting pride in service. Details are limited due to garbled text.
Bryan Speech Draws Ten Thousand Fans At Kansas City
At Coates House Kansas City July 1 a massive crowd packed the street and applauded William J Bryan Democratic nominee as he contrasted silver policy with gold standard. He urged study over bitterness and praised ex Gov Russell while stressing party unity.
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Kanes City
Coates House
Wr. J. Bryan
Democratic Party
Chicago
Mra Bryan
Betiktur Cockrell
Carter the Pierts
Thomas Fefferson
Andrew Jackson
Pacific Ocean
Étvil Uberty Ag
Bryan and Bland Rally in Jefferson City Jefferson City Missouri July rally crowd cheers
Governor Stone and Mayor Silver greet Mr and Mrs Bryan and RP Bland at the Jefferson City depot amid a huge crowd. Bryan extols Bland and supports free silver while recalling his Democratic partners. The procession moves to the station house where a reception follows and the crowd continues cheering as the train departs. Governor Stone refrains from speaking.
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Jemrerson City
Jefferson City
Stone
Silver
Bryan
RP. Bland
Alirhttd
Governor Bones
Grund
Bland
Wryan
House of Representatives
Wood Bryan
Missouri
Botto
Wm. J. Bryan
Thrensa Jefferson
Capphinse
J. Blone
Thoms Jefferson
Dick Bland
bin Bione
Mayor Silver
Tani
Democratic Party
Mr. Rand
Congress
Stenm
Sewall
Governor Stone
White House
Jonne
Broan
Uie
Hurd
eSa Es
Richard P. Bland
Mr Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Sedaila
Wm. EB. Russell
Massachusetts
E. Russell
Cambridge
Mass
Russell
Legion
W. J. Bryan
Citisens
War- Tensburg
Warrensburg
Kansas City
Benator Cockrell
Holden
Foo
Iis
Cogtes House
Mums
Thousands at Sedalia greet Bryan in large crowd
The crowd in Sedalia on July 17 was by far the largest yet seen for Bryan since Chirazo, with about 2000 people filling the depot area. Spectators jammed the platform and buildings nearby as the transport halted, with riders and onlookers climbing rail cars to glimpse the Silver candidate. Ex-Councilman John T. Hurd led a committee of prominent citizens aboard.
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Kansas City
Bryan
Chirazo
Bedsila
Sedalia
John T. Hurd
Lincoln Decorates Capitol for Bryan Reception
Lincoln Nebraska July 17 considerable activity among state officers over preparations for the Bryan reception at the capital. A large electric light octagonal frame with banners adorns the dome area as Democrats seize the state house while Republicans observe. Thirty thousand visitors are expected for the event with Utah Colorado and Wyoming delegates en route to St Louis stopping over to pay respects and pledge support. Santa Fe Route announces one fare round trip tickets from July 15 to 28 for four dollars and a half.
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Lincoln
Neb
Bryan
Hiulcomb
State House
Dullesa
Barry
Utah
Colorado
Wyoming
St. Louis
Fere
Santa Fe
The Mad Garret Excerpt Reveals a Writer’s Haunting Past
In a dim room, Karl recounts debts to Mrs Lockwood and a disturbing manuscript that ties him to a past trauma. Jennings and Finn observe a tally of artifacts, while a worn list and a ghostly face on the wall heighten the room’s eerie tension as the story nears a climactic reveal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lasol
New York
Jennings
Finn
Karlee
Mra Lockwood
Aaid
Vistor Sperr
Boston
Toma
Mira
Lockrrood
Victor
Binnas
Karl
Atarvatina Pry
Murgee
Murphy
Moo Zoli
Boleac
Buxt Kennedy
London
Distorted Message Referencing Mr. Fies Tommy
Fragmentary text appears to cite a quarrel or miscommunication involving an unnamed Mr Fies Tommy and a person called Hee. It includes garbled phrases about when someone began and a stray line about a 20th century bakery and advertising. No clear incident, date, or location is established.
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N. York
Tammany
Hiryan
Newall
Davie Teco
Orenes
Spain
dfeKin
May Irwin
Zeer
Metropolitan
Pasion
West End
Nebraska
Bee Bryan
State Capitol
Salearis Blue Front
Yaar den
Barcains
Crittenden & Danielson
Sir Kansas Ave
N. Topeka
Mr. Fies
Tommy
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