Bryan as Private Citizen and Party Leader
A Bristling portrait of William Jennings Bryan, noting he held no office aside from two terms in Congress yet dominated the Democratic Party for over a decade. The piece credits his enduring leadership to his aggressive temperament, eloquence, self confidence, and belief in reforms like income tax and tariff adjustments, comparing his oratorical power to historic figures and emphasizing his role as a unifying focal point for Democrats.
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Bryan as evangelist and candidate in party history
The piece views William Jennings Bryan as a private citizen who shapes the Democratic Party from his home, compares him to Henry Clay yet notes different paths, and labels him a reformist evangelist who preaches political doctrine with fervor. It recalls his past refusals and platform debates, including free silver and currency planks, and reflects on his enduring influence within the party.
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Bryan
Moses
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Slooppole
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Mr. Bryan
Kansas City
Chicago
Just as in New York Barnum and Bailey Show Here
The Barnum and Bailey Greatest Show on Earth returns with the same Parisian lineup as Madison Square Garden presenting the double automobile somersault a teeth-lift act a parade and a fresh outfit The New York season opening was the best and most brilliant in fifty four years showcasing the circus in peak form here locally.
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It Can't Be Beat Best of all teachers is experience
C. M. Harden of Silver City, North Carolina, touts Electric Bitters as the best remedy for stomach, liver, and kidney troubles and a superior medicine for weakness, lame back, and malaria chills. Sold under guarantee at Lemmon's Pharmacy for 50 cents.
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Miss Helen Work Arrives in Muscatine for Visit
Miss Helen Work of Washington arrived in Muscatine last evening aboard No. 2 for a short visit with Miss Anna Fern Shinnabarger, reported in the Muscatine News-Tribune on July 12.
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Muscatine
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