Guaranty of Deposits in Banking Favored by Bryan
In a Kansas speech William Jennings Bryan argues for a national bank deposit guaranty. He contrasts Democratic plans with Taft’s opposition, cites Oklahoma’s success, warns of risks to state banks, and urges a nationwide system protecting depositors while keeping banking with private institutions. He compares postal savings ideas and stresses depositor primacy over stockholders. He criticizes Republican platforms and calls for Democratic victory to enact reforms.
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Lincoln
Bryan Loses Purse on Train and Is Repaid
Special to The Washington Post. Kansas City Mo Aug 2 Washington Bryan landed this morning on a sleeper and dropped his purse in a Pullman berth. He recovered it at the hotel after notifying police. A porter found the purse containing $60 and returned it to Bryan who rewarded the finder with ten dollars.
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Pullman Porter
Washington Post
Kansas City
Whlami Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Pullman
Marriage notices from Bowler's Wharf area cited
In Bowler's Wharf Virginia the license to marry lists Myrtine Wright 22 Dunnsville and Katie Wood 22 along with Rev. Shelton Miller and Matte Payne. The notice mentions H Butler and additional names with unspecified dates and details, reflecting a fragmented public marriage license record.
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Ane Egerk
Bowler's Whert
Myrtine ‘Wright
Dunnsville
H. ‘Butler
Katie Wood
Shelton Miller
Successeks
Matte Payne
Rebel
Death of Col William Vilas Former Cabinet Member
Madison reports the death of Col William F. Vilas at age 60 after a five week illness from cerebral hemorrhage. A Wisconsin native and Civil War veteran, Vilas served as Postmaster General and Secretary of the Interior under President Cleveland, later returning to politics as a U.S. Senator. He married Ann Matilde Fox in 1866 and had four children. Vilas was deeply involved in education and law, with strong literary interests and a long career in Wisconsin governance.
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William Fp, Vilas
Cleveland
Ann Matilde
William H. Fox
Wisconsin
Vilas
William Freemhan Vilas
Chelsea
Levi Laker Vilas
Wisconsin State University
Wisconsin Bar
Twenty-third Wisconsin Regiment
Ambu lance corps member faced in bold mail to Roosevelt
Camille Marquet, a military ambulance corps member, was court-martialed in Bordeaux after writing to President Roosevelt demanding $2.00 for “services rendered during the presidential election” and threatening to cause a scandal if unpaid. The court imprisoned him for days under the first-offenders’ law, noting his good character.
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Bordeaux
Camille Marquet
Roosevelt
Marquet
Portugal
Taft Wants Pure Stage Censorship Debate
Marie Cahill urges New York State to declare for stage censorship amid Salome dances. She cites a Taft letter replying that while supporting indecency restraint, he cannot advise a state convention on matters of state policy during a national campaign.
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Washington Post
New York
Marie Cahill
William H. Tapt
Col William F. Stewart Subject to Army Fitness Test
Mrs. Willim J Stewart wife of Col William F Stewart coast artillery officer stationed at Fort Grant Arizona urged Secretary of War Luke H Wright to review her husband status. She feared the annual physical exam would jeopardize his future plans. Wright said the test applies to all officers and no harassment is intended.
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William F. Stewart
Coast Artillery
Fort Grant
Ariz
Luke H. Wright
Stewart
Col Stewart
Gen. Wright
Army
War Department
Col. Stewart
President Roosevelt Rainy Trip to Sagamore Hill
President and Mrs. Roosevelt reached Sagamore Hill after a travel by yacht Sylph from Hoboken. The journey involved rain and a cold crossing, with a library opening at Jordanville cited, and Congressmen including James Sherman expected to visit Sagamore Hill tomorrow.
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Aus
Mra
Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
Moon
Jordanville
N. C
Jordanville Public Library
Douglas Robinson
Robinson
South Coumbia
Hoboken
Lackawanna
James 8. Sherman
Praises Bryans Platform Before DC Democratic Association
William H. Ryan of New York praised the Democratic platform before the District of Columbia Democratic Association. He highlighted the national banks guaranty plank as sufficient support for moneyed interests. Also spoke were BL Y Brookshire Andrew Lipscomb and President Newman. Ryan discussed the postal savings bank plan.
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District of Columbia Democratic Association
William H. Ryan
New York
Bryan
BL Y Brookshire
Indiana
Andrew Lipscomb
Newman
Association
Ryan
Tide Table and River Bulletin Noted Tide Times
Tide table lists low tides at 1 08 a m and 3 28 p m with high tides at 1 55 a m and 9 16 p m. River bulletin from Harpers Ferry West Virginia dated Aug 27 reports Potemag yawddy and Shenandowh as very nwdday sod Httie high side.
Paria Woman Chiffonnette Faces Second Murder Charge
In Paria on Aug 27 Chiffonnette the famed Paris Apache figure was arrested for murder, her second in about a year. The one eyed beauty, famed for danger and flair, killed Lula after a dagger duel following a dispute over a former lover.
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Chittonnette
Chiffonnette
Chelea
Ufe
Chilfonnette
Nate
Lou
Dagger
Lula
Faubourg du Temple
Chiffonnere
Lulu
Chia
Aeronauts Off to Europe for Balloon Races
D Doser of the Aero Club of St. Louis sails on the Lusitania to Berlin to represent his club at the Inter national balloon races on October 11. The Aero Club of America will send three balloons led by Lieut. Frank F Lahm James C McCoy and A Holland Wisher with alternates N M Arnold Capt Chandler and Maj H B Hersey. Twenty six balloons of 22000 cubic meters capacity will enter the contest with the United States hopeful of a cup victory.
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Apedal
New York
D. Doser
Aero Club of
St. Louis
Berlin
United States
The
Aero Club of America
Frank F. Lahm
James C McCoy
A. Holland Wisher
N. M. Arnold
Capt. Chandler
Ohioans Win Army Shoots at Camp Perry
Ohio shooters lead in the United States Army tournament at Camp Perry Ohio as Lieut A Dale Rothrock wins the national rifle crown. Sergt C E B Orr captures the pistol title with 14 competitors, and Ensign J F Dortch receives special prizes for skirmish run. Leaders include Lieut A Dale Rothrock and Midshipmen E B Wilson and W J Lee among others from Ohio Maine New Jersey and Wisconsin.
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Ohio
C. EB. Orr
United States Army
A. Dale Rothrock
J. F. Dortch
Navy
M. P.stiles
Maine
J. G. Stemple
A. Dale
Rothrock
Lieu. G
Shaw
U. S
J. F. Dortoh
Ge L Blenken
Wisconsin
Burns
Massachusetts
W. Smith
Stiles
Midshipman
EB. Wilson
J. E. Feeher
U. 8 Cavalry
Bergt
Orr
Seret
Former Jersey Comptroller Dead
Morristown New Jersey August 27 Albert J Runyen comptroller of New Jersey from 1871 to 1877 died at the Home of his son after a six month illness following a paralytic stroke He was 6 years old
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Morristown
N. J
Albert J. Runyen
State of
New Jersey
Earle Out on Bail After Beating Allegations Surge
Ferdinand P Harle known as Earle leaves Orange County Jail and returns home amid town patrols and press. An affidavit from nurse Ines Barry alleges wife Julia Earle was struck after childbirth and restrained for extended periods, with further claims of bruises and attempted separation from the baby.
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Harle
James Martin
F. PR
Earle
Ines Barry
Mr. Haarie
German Ambassador Speck von Sternburg Funeral in Saxony
Body of Baron Speck von Sternburg, German ambassador to the United States, lies in Sternburg castle at Lutschena after Heidelberg death on August 24. Wreaths and officials including American Ambassador Hill, Envoy Morgan, Consul General Gaffney, and others attend the funeral with diplomats and U.S. representatives present in Leipzig.
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Leipzig
Baron Speck von Sternburg
United States
Heidelburg
Sternburg Castle
David
Jayne Hill
Germany
Eldwin V. Morgan
Cubs
J Don Gaffney
Dresden
Ambassador Hill
Mr. Gaffney
John HL. Harjes
Paris
Help Yourself on Credit Credit terms offered to all buyers
A newspaper ad explains a liberal credit system inviting customers to buy any items regardless of price. It promises flexible payment terms arranged to suit the buyer, emphasizing ease of purchase and open credit.
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