Bryan's Letter Accepting Nomination Favors Arbitration
The document records W J Bryan's acceptance of the Democratic nomination, endorsing arbitration for labor disputes and opposing new bond issues. It outlines views on democracy, economy, bonds, pensions, immigration, trusts, civil service, territories, and the money question, stressing unity to secure a gold standard. Strong emphasis on limited self interest, constitutional fidelity, and popular sovereignty.
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United States
Treasury
Garound
Eus
People Nations
Mooroe
Euromeet
Republi
Democratic Party
Sas
Labori Ciety
Gould Has Arctic Fever Plans for Pole Expedition
New York reports George J. Gould aims to outdo Peary and Nansen with a staged scientific search for the North Pole. He traveled to Labored North, plans yearly relay ships, depots, and extended supply bases to push exploration further cada year. His return and published intent stir scientific circles with anticipation.
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North Pole
New York
George J. David
Peary
Nansen
Gould
Labredor
Goulds
Hutter
Mr Rivblin Not Dying After Assault Report
Dr Glocker reports Sam Rivblin, assaulted by two men, remains alive though in critical condition after telegrams and hospital updates. Another scarlet fever case appears in the Adams family at 1258 Con Street, per sanitary officers.
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Rivblin
M. Glocker
Sam Rirbiin
Cockey
Sirs. Rivbiin
Li ix
Charles Adams
Con Street
Turbulent Sermon Sparks Contest In New York
In New York a political sermon by Rev Thomas Dixon Jr drew near riot like scenes at the Academy of Music as he denounced Bryan and free silver. Many listeners left or hissed while others cheered his pro McKinley stance. Dixon claimed the nation faced a crisis and urged a Republican vote to avoid economic ruin and civil strife.
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W. J. Bryan
Stephen M. Whim
United States
Iim
Becsme i
Republic
Schargea Pacific Railroads
Iewal Cletme
Pacific Railroads
Cuba
Brexico
Oklahom
Arizona
Hood
District of Columbia
Alaska
Territories
New York
Thomas Dixon
Academy of Music
Thomas Dixon, Jr
Bryan
Mrr
Dixon
Major McKinley
People's Party
Peopl
Theodore Roosevelt
Jerry Simpson
People’s Party
South
Reform Party
Chicago
Ali
Democratic Party
Democracy
Tom Watson
Str
McKinley
Cleveland
Mr. Bryan
Mr. Dixon
Academy
Republican Party
Harrison
Governor Morrill Speaks at Labor Day Rally in Kansas City
Governor Morrill addressed Labor Day in Kansas City noting labor or the nation’s welfare. he urged buying American goods, protecting domestic industries, and reciprocity with Cuba. He criticized free silver, argued money value cannot be legislated, and called for excluding paupers and vicious classes while welcoming willing workers.
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Merrill
Kansas City
Kanes City
United States
Cuba
Morrill Sid
Record of Tapeke charity shows severe yearlong poverty
The Pollen Matron Thorps kept charity records for Tapeke noting over 3000 individuals aided last year through varying aid. About 4000 garments and $600 worth of food were provided. Roughly $75 in cash was received for this effort. 26 and 30 children received assistance. Newspapers and magazines were distributed to the poor. Mrs. Thorpe seeks school books and clothes as winter nears and poverty rises.
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Thorps
Thorpe
Real Estate Transfers and Court House Ground Works
Real estate transfers include J W Kingsley to W A Johnatom for 5000 covering 121 acres in section 1 town slip 13 range 15. M F Handy to J W Rowles for 2300 lot 873 and 15 feet of street line on Harrison. Isaac Lockhard to Mary J Kreipe for 263400 lot 83 on Adtreet. Court house retaining walls will not be built now. grounds levelled and drains installed. surrounding works include grading seeding and bluegrass.
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J. W. Kingsley
W. A. Johnatom
Townslip
M. F. Handy
J. W. Rowles
Harrison Street
Isaac Lockhard
Mary J. Kreipe
Adtreet
Lincoln rally of the Silver Party honors Bryan homecoming
A large Lincoln audience at the Nebraska Capitol Grounds witnessed a vivid Silver Party demonstration for William J. Bryan. Processions, mounted men, white duck uniforms, and a torchlight march accompanied Bryan’s notification ceremony and a brief reply speech. The crowd, reportedly larger than the afternoon 5000, endured insects from bright arc lamps as speakers linked the Silver platform to Chicago’s plank.
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Lincoln
Nebracks
Bryan
National Silver Party
Burlington
Bry
State House
Capitol
Mr Bryan
Norris Humphrey
George Groot
Ohio
Groot
Mr. Bryan
Silver Party
Chicago
Democratic Party
Wiver
Toledo
Silver and gold debates enrich a belated 1890s dissension
A political tract cites Grover Cleveland's stance against silver coinage and the 1892 Minneapolis Republican convention. It laments bimetallic policy, praises the gold standard, and recalls John Sherman’s collections while urging factions to realign. The text frames money trusts as a national crisis and calls for loyalty to reform.
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Grover Cleveland
Minneapolis
Inini
Republican’ Party
Republican Party
John Sherman
Areen
South
Henry Clay
Kansas
Congress
Buc Te
Aly
Eratic Party
Seme
Shen
Dercratic
John G. Care Ude
Jed Therm
Sarre
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Ehds
Aldis
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Gov. Morrill
Court House
Wm. J. Bryan
St. . Louis
Nebraska Capitol
Frome
Topeka
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