How Bryan Heard It in Lincolns Home in Lincoln
A New York World correspondent describes William J. Bryan hearing of his defeat in Lincoln. Telegraphs buzz with reports from New York and Washington as Bryan, calm and observant, processes the news while supporters react with hope and quiet resolve. The scene captures Bryan’s public reception, the crowd’s mood, and the ongoing political contest shaping the moment.
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Bryan
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Wimsey
Mr. Tiryan
Tragic Atmosphere as Leader Addresses Crowd
A Murky scene unfolds with Kairos Jones and Mr. Broan near a gray faced speaker. The strong crowd, tense mood, and flowing wires hint at a political event with Bryan’s supporters passing by the bloc as observers note a somber, nearly ceremonial vigil.
Wheelbarrow Parade Ends In Frightful Alarm
Miss Jessie Gibson of Kansas City injures bystanders during a wheelbarrow parade at Ninth and Locust streets. A young boy and girl ride the wheelbarrow while a torch-bearing crowd chants and shouts. The scene ends with confusion as the crowd disperses and bystanders seek safety amid the commotion.
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Jessie Gibson
Kansas City
Hurtahs
McHinney
Kansas
Ninth
Laccust
Hernk
Therr
Atari
Ruckner's Reward Seen Urging Foreign Mission Appointment
Unclear dispatches claim General Sianll var Botkner may be strongly recommended for a foreign mission by Republican leaders in Frankfort. The note suggests a push toward a role abroad, with party factions in the western state weighing the political implications and strategic advantages for the administration.
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Foreign Mission
Frankfort
Sian
Forte Milesiona
Colony of Silver Ninspires North Carolina Colony Plan
A distorted report describes a cooperative colony project in North Carolina near Western North Carolina. It mentions a group organizing a company of three albert mats and aiming to settle 1600 acres, with a meeting selecting temporary leaders and members, and plans to move the venture forward within weeks.
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North Carolina
Detwol
Mich
Nox
Wil Tam Potts
Ranpalsa
Canstinil
Shentt Moon
Profits of two trusts pay large dividends in New York
The article reports on liquidating trusts tied to Standard Oil and American Sugar Refining, detailing quarterly per share dividends and distributions. It notes issued certificates, provisional amounts, and ongoing earnings disbursements amid corporate restructuring and warnings to holders.
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Standara Ol
Suger
Savniard
Bert
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Atochichlere
Educational League plans Bryan lecture tour in America
The Silver Organization aims to bring William Jennings Bryan to lecture across the United States over four years. Members expect Bryan to speak at major events. if unavailable, the defeated presidential candidate may tour in Poland or substitute other speakers. The initiative, dated May 19, seeks support from society leaders and affiliated chapters.
Smith to Kat Crow in a South Dakota bet dispute
A garbled report describes Smith and Kat Crow in a bet over a political contest. The fragment mentions Mant, Ele Point, and Dunham, with talk of a hotel and a plan to install a row at the crowd. The passage ends with invitations and plans for a November trend event.
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Brean
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Dunham
Meninieyne
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Mark Hanna outlines plan for extra session and silver fight
New York nov 9 Mark Hanna outlines President elect McKinley’s policy aims to unite Democrats and push for an early extra session to secure revenue. He seeks a strong national campaign, warns against bonds, and plans continuous efforts for four years to back a tariff and silver program. He names leaders and stresses paying government on its way to prosperity.
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New Yorke
the World
Mark Hanna
McKinley
Majer Mckintey
Biniot
Cleveland
Mt Ut
Striet
Indiana
Democras
Atc- Ainley
McKinney
Ua Weil
Rexardines
Aind
Hine
Whitnes
Abrams
Hewitt
Hannaloo
Bryst
Hanne
Hanna
New York
Chi Gigs
Chitree
Feum
Manna
Lemnyit
Whitelaw Reid
New York Era
Polilcal
Adiministration
Phat
Sommittschaa
Isis
Tay Bern
Earth Eccompalen
Evers
Panna
Amon
Depew on Silver and the 1896 Currency Debate
An interview discusses silver in American politics, arguing voters favored sound economics and national honor. It notes South and West divisions, miner funding, and the belief that free silver is a fading issue, predicting the silver question will disappear from U.S. politics within two years.
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Chauncey
Thorsughly
Américas
Bain
Agath
Bequest Dispute Over 2 000 000 Suppression Societies
Two New York groups contest a 2,000,000 bequest from Charles Beck tied to the New York Society for the Suppression of Vice and the Parkhurst Society. The Farmer's Loan & Trust Company acts as executor in the New York Supreme Court before Justice Yack. Comstock claims the will favored his society, while Parkhurst argues the bequest intended reform work. Beck, a Westchester financier, died October FH. The case centers on intent and the validity of the donation amid a defunct reform program.
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New York
Charles Bathrate Beck
Earl Anthony Comstock
New York Society For
Dr. Parkhurst
Society For
Supreme Court
Farmer’ Loan & Triet Company
Bevk
Ae Fendant
Tke Parkhurst
Beck
Weel, Parnes
New York Society For Ye Prevention of
Comstock Society
Mr Beck
Cou~stock Society
Parkhurst
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Ceilie
Parkhuret
Zelea Nicolaus Back With George Gould Reunited
St Louth news reports the return of Zelea Nicolaus and her husband Al Rehtman to town after a crowd gathered at uptown Prid WKY Restaurant. They had just finished a meal and were seen amid murmured gossip about Gould's money and possible future plans.
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George Gould
Zelta Nicolaus
al Rehtman
Uptown
Prid- Wky Testaurant
Ubo
Ruhran
Gould
Rubman
Zelle
Sheldon Review of His New Story for Congregation
A condensed critique of Rev Chas M Sheldon's latest tale His brother s Respect focuses on class conflict during a miners strike. The reviewer notes Sheldon writes with his characteristic style and portrays the Salvation Army and Christian Endeavor movements in shaping labor relations. The piece highlights themes of working people and employer duties amid strikes and social reform.
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Chas M. Sheldon
Sheldon
Fouk
Eleo
Almus
Salvation Army
Beckle
Society of Chrlstian Endeavor
WIFT'S PECIFIC fa fac aneadot Roy Woo update
Fragmentary text describes a pasted notice about WIFT'S SPECIFIC events and Roy Woo. It mentions a series cited, books on blood and skin divanans, and a free trail by an unspecified Specie Company. Details are unclear and names inconsistent.
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Wift
Roy Woo
Wens Ayetein
Ations
Jury Case Assignments Listed for November Sessions
The State Journal lists jury case assignments for various counties and courts. It includes names such as Cameron, Wasson, Strawn, Brean, and Reed along with docket numbers and dates like Wednesday November 15 and Friday November 21. The page shows multiple cases across different venues, with entries referencing criminal and civil matters and associated parties.
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Glendonstag
Brean
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Banderstrom
Fiat
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BL & Co
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Journal March Journal March written for the piano by
A brief notice identifies a work titled Journal March written for the piano. It notes the composer or arranger remains unspecified, with a focus on the piece’s cataloging and publication context rather than performance details.
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