Bryan on Labor Day at Sharpshooters park rally
Speaker and crowd at Sharpshooters park in Chicago listen as William Jennings Bryan addresses laborers on Labor Day. He extols arbitration, the ballot, and democratic governance, warns against imperial wealth, and urges workers to vote for reforms, stressing government duty to protect the common people and curb abuses.
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Chicago
Sharpshooters Park
Mr. Bryan
Thorsendy
Sealy
J. G
J. G. Prentius
Bryan
Wannis
Kaine
Poward Carroll
Tullaing
Redes Council
Guy Labor
Appiaume
Cartiste
Abraham Lincoln
Tessier
Weber
Aberry
Abraham Linesin
Solomon
Van
tApsauee
Bueci
Judas
Rey
Jefferson
Andrew Jackson
Applaise
Appleuss
Esther
Hanna
Banking Oreantzs
Aseoolathong
Sm Gamciation
Court of Justice
Breet Corporation
tAputauss
Lews
Applavee
New York
Fou
Hirthat
Hin
Great Eppimuse
Apple Dumpling Fest Aimed to Raise Church Rail
The Bridge Street AME church in Brooklyn hosted an apple dumpling festival for Brooklyn's Colored Four Hundred after a fire damaged the altar area. Tickets were five cents, with all attending entering a dumpling eating contest. Proceeds funded a new altar rail, and Georgia Ennish Garrett reportedly won the eating contest.
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Brooklyn
New York
Bridge Street
Alter
D. D
Cook
Brethren
Georgia
Garrett Sas
Teller Speech at Morrison Seeks Silver Reform
Senator Henry M. Teller spoke to about 2 000 to 3 000 in Morrison Illinois outlining his view that the monetary system must favor silver and criticizing gold standard policy. He defended his career, attacked demonetization of silver, and urged constructive argument over personal attacks while praising Bryan and defending tariff principles.
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Morrison
Henry M. Teller
Senator Teller
New York
H. 3. Jackson
Colorado
Chicago
Grand Rapids
Mich
Teller
Dan
Great Britain
Portugal
Ipe
Senate
House
Roscoe Conkling
Alien Thurman
Sny American
Eny
England
Seustor Teller
Vale
Trishman
Bryan
Bryan, Too" Claughter
Somi Ebony
Democratic Party
Milingis
Brean
Abraham
Los Angeles Railroads Cut Workforce in Retrenchment
In Los Angeles a wave of retirements in local railroad departments sparked concern. Officials cite retrenchment as the reason as Terminal, Southern California, and Southern Pacific cut operating expenses and maintain minimal staffing to keep reads and rolling stock moving. Industry insiders claim profits have been scarce this summer, with more cuts likely after the election.
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Los Angeles
Terminal Road
Southern California
Southern Pacific
California
Snap Shots in South Missouri book offered by Rebroad Co
A Look Through Missouri announces a book from Missouri views titled Snap Shots in South Missouri. It features sixty phot engravings illustrating the region's topography and productions to aid home-seekers and investors. Free mailing by Santa Fe Route with sale dates September 1 15 and 23 October 6 and 2. Fare plus $2 round trip valid for twenty one days. Ayer's liver medicine note appears unrelated.
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Missouri
Pree
Kansas City
Fort Scott & Memphis
South Missour
Ishomas
Indian Territory
Texas
Ayer
Public notice seeks parade float sponsors and names
The Committee of Fifteen invites each individual or firm to submit their name or chart description for a parade float for the Festival. The secretary asks for confidential responses to this outreach to secure possible sponsors and clarify the float details.
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Witteen Fae
Floran
Coramaiteee
Pitteen
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Scientific
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