Bryan in New York Demonstration Draws Crowd at Madison Square Garden
Col Bryan arrives in New York for four large meetings, greeted by thousands. At Madison Square Garden he delivers a 1 hour 51 minute address defending the Democratic cause, attacking the Republicans, praising honest wealth, and urging peace while warning against imperial policy and trusts.
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Noid
Joan B. Stanenfeld
Eepose Pees
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iQea
Fish
Croker
Mr. Bryan
Mr. Croker
Bryan
van Wreck Excorted
St. Shepard
Shepard
Guegenheimer
Council
Ore
Onor
Democratic Party
Hrgan
Republican Party
Eta
Thousands Greet Mr Bryan at Madison Ave Rally
Crowds thronged Madison Avenue and Twenty Fourth Street New York as William Jennings Bryan spoke from a stand amid a deafening ovation. Bombs exploded overhead but Bryan pressed on, thanking supporters and recalling the campaign’s goals as police and organizers struggled to manage the vast audience.
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Mr. Bryan
New York
Madison Avenue
Tenty-Fourth Street
Mr. Hrran
Cavatcads
Bryan
Madison Avera
Mr. Croker
Ar. Hearst
James Sherrin
Min
Kellar
Jim
Perry
Pal
Mr. Bryans
Croker
Choe
Daumany
Mic
Bryans
Aston
Ian
Ian Sully
Jobin Devitt
What People Say About Stuarts Tablets Testimonials
A reader notes that Sidart's Dexpepamn Tablets claim cures for stomach trouble and heart disturbances. The letter cites two testimonials: J. H. Hoag of Wymore Nebraska and Mrs Lydia Bartram of Assyria Michigan, praising relief after years of illness.
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Sidart
Basia
J. HK. Hoag
Wymore
Nebraska
Ford
Lydia Bartram
Assyria
Mich
Sinmarh
Western railroads slash rates spark Transcontinental clash
Northwestern cuts ripple across the western network as the Transcontinental Passenger Association wrestles to rein in price slashing. Lower fares from Chicago to Portland and Montana points spread to Topeka and beyond, with Kansas City lines joining in and California fare cuts likely on the horizon.chariton faces a big job to calm the rate war.
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Great Northern
Northern Pacific
St Paul
Bilasouri River
Siobody Pawn
Burlington
Missouri River
Kansas City
Union Pacifi
Missouri Pacific
Rock Island
Portland
Puget Sound
Topeke
Northwest
Sebastian
California
Santa Fe
Topeks
Mn Chariton
Anomaly in Arkansas Rail Rates Sparks Interstate Issue
The Thaneas City Southern seeks an injunction in federal court to bar the Arkansas railroad commission from regulating interstate freight that originates and terminates within Arkansas but travels outside the state. The case questions state vs federal authority and parallels New York routes. If upheld, two parallel lines serving similar paths could face conflicting regulations, challenging intrastate versus interstate control.
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Thaneas City
New York State
Buffalo
New York
Kansas City
Gime
Iitustration
Missouri Railroad Commission
Ates
Democratic gathering ends in defiant speech on leadership
A fragmented report details a fourth meeting tied to the Democratic party in the city and county. The speaker emphasizes serving the people, resisting intimidation, and leaving outcomes to the voters while warning money and force cannot halt progress.
Santa Fe Big Engines Reach Port Arthur Route
Four massive Mogul locomotives built by Baldwin at Pittsburgh Transported via Santa Fe through Ottawa destined for the Port Arthur route. Weigh about 415 tons each, priced at 15600 dollars. Designed to replace double-ended engines. require heavier rails and bridge upgrades, necessitating their shipment around Chicago.
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Sants Fe
Port Arthur
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Aera
I Ihess Ie Enelves
Ares
Chicago
Uncle Sam’s Free Farms in Oklahoma Set for Settlers
Santa Fe plans to publicize free farm opportunities in Oklahoma with only land office fees and a dollar per acre payment. The plan envisions 30 000 farms of 180 acres each, with land suitable for grazing and plowing, and favorable summer and winter climate due to altitude and southerly location. The Santa Fe route will issue a pamphlet detailing claim procedures, while eastern Oklahoma offers land at reasonable prices.
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Sam
Oklahoma
Okahoma
Kiowa-Comanche Apache Reservation
Inley
Santa Fe Route Passenger Department
Santa Be To Cell Repairs At Passenger Depot Roof
Extensive repairs to the passenger depot roof are under way by Unsmiths. Jed Stiller and Alonzo Furz from the paint and east erecting shops are preparing a California Limited car with electric lighting in the Sixth Street shops. The cars bear Spanish name labels including Sam Pablo San Juan San Jose and San Gabriel.
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Alonzo Furz
California Limited
Sixth Street
Sam Pablo
San Juan
San Jose
San Gabriel
San Diego
San Bernardino
San Luis
San Felipe
Feom Emporia Notes and Stock Market Update
The stock business remains very heavy as cattle trading strengthens. Forty head of cattle toasted at the Roa Sunday night while others were bought for shipment west. The cut-off local was annulled Sunday and is set for departure at areas lane. Switchmen sell tickets for a Thanksgiving ball. over 100 sold, 55 this Sunday. Chief Surgeon Easter James Thomas and Conductor Ban Geis spent Sunday afternoon in the city with the A T & S F hospital association board, inspecting the road.
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Snreer
Chicago
Surai
Jeeking Jett Eastin
Easter
Eay James Thomas
Ban Geis Apent
A. T. & 8S. F. Hospital Association
Newton Yard News and Personnel Shuffles
Bert Hackney new Inspector in Charge of Strong City yards. John Treadway resumes engineering work after recovery. E. S. Mudge departs for a hill country visit, then El Paso trip. Joe Shuck back as assistant master. Tom Peters absent from work and joked about. W H Kennedy granted leave. Adrian Snyder injured in yard accident and disqualified. Mike Norton and Will Blatchley slated for Newton Dodge City run. E S Ward Missouri Pacific in Newton. T W Rante to be noted in local. Constant ran work at Great Bend. Billie Killie back on run. Machinist Denceam resigns back shop for the great west.
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Bert Hackney
Arkansas City
Strong City
Ingineer
John Treadway
Spain
Mudge
Tee Vegaay
Bret Ben Fred
Arner
el Paso
Joe Shuck
Eps
Tom Peters
W. H. Kennedy
Brian
Mike Norton
Will Blatchley
Dodge City
Ward
Missouri Pacific
Rr Hae
T. W. Rante
Todie
Ltr
Constant Raon
Great Send
Billie Killie
Xey- Eradaya
Denceam
Satunday
Will Rock
Great West
Beverage use and body water in early table notes
A fragmented entry from a Chamber of Commerce page discusses the uses of water in beverages and its importance in human physiology. It references The Uses of Beveraren and notes water as a primary constituent in the body and in tables listing bodily compounds.
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Chamber of Commerce
Chiccago
Banning Co
Tita Ames Willis
Water and beverages in health and daily needs
The article discusses the bodily need for water, effects of intake on health, and how climate, activity, and diet regulate hydration. It covers cocoa and chocolate as nutritious beverages, coffee substitutes, and cautions against excess alcohol while offering practical tips for balanced consumption and digestion.
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Nittin Iiinen
Soteantete
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