The Bryan Gift and Campaign Conditions Debate
The article analyzes Mr Bryan possibly giving 100000 to the Democratic national campaign fund under conditions. It argues the donor would set rules on spending and nominee alignment, warning against commitments that favor anti monopoly or aristocratic interests and urging prudent vetting by Denver authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Democratic National Campaign Fund
Carnegie
Rockefeller
Chicago University
Brian
Bank Deposis
John Johnson
Peertesa
Graduailly
Nitis
Vr Bryan
Fragmented OCR history lesson on early American ticket dynamics
The readable text narrates early American party names and figures, mentioning Jefferson, Clinton, and Adams era names. It hints at vice presidential selections, party tickets, and historical alliances, with garbled mid-sentence OCR fragments. The passage references Thomas Jefferson, George Clinton, and other early leaders in a discussion of nominations and electoral strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tae
John Neom
Jefferson Georg Cun
Wwe
Pete T Fife
George Clinton
James Malo
Odin
Deryer
Henry Clay
Wallan
Dem Gratt
Let The Post Follow You Message from The Post for Washingtonians
A notice urges Washington residents to keep informed by The Post as they relocate. It explains prompt delivery to any part of the country and offers change of address instructions and order options via mail or telephone.
Cautious Matthews Earns Praise Amid Matrimony Talk
The Olympian Spirit notes Mr Matthews resisted quick marriage, praising prudence for delaying vows. It contrasts his cautious example with youthful haste, arguing thoughtful restraint may reduce divorces and suggesting a lasting, steady path to married life.
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Matthewa
Mr . Matthews
Mr Matthews
Prosperity in the West Trade Forecast by Omaha Banker
Omaha correspondent reports a Nebraska banker’s view after visiting prairie towns. Farmers show optimism in crops and prices while merchants struggle to rebuild stock and collect debts. He predicts a healthy autumn trade driven by need and rising purchasing power for wholesalers and manufacturers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
New York Evening Post
Nebraska
Middle West
Democracy's Czar: Bryan and the Denver Conventions
A condensed reformulation of Bryan's political maneuvering as the Democratic leader navigates conventions and delegate loyalty. The piece recalls the 1896 Chicago and 1900 St Louis scenes, noting Bryan's control of strategy, the threat of party splits, and the imagined power of the party boss over American politics.
Living in the Tropics From the Winlanao Floril
Article notes tropical living tips and cautions about meat portions and beef use in tropical diets. Mentions Spanish mackerel pricing, live delivery options, and upcoming coffee availability. Highlights Singapore coffee as superior to common brands and urges fresh roasting. promises guidance to ladies on coffee roasting.
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Tropics
Senor
Torrejon
Turtle Back Ride Ends With Bold Rescue at Sea
A fisherman aboard Capt Gabe’s vessel near Amagansett Tons Island chased a 2 monster sea turtle that grabbed two heirs and chewed the net. After a protracted battle Capt Hubbard and Frank Bawerds reached the scene, secured the turtle and towed it to Fulton fish market, with Capt Forward praising the feat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gsbe
Edwudr
Amagansett Tons Island
Gabe
True Shack
Turie
Tte Park
Habcock
Frank Bawerds
Fulton Fish
Alton engineer famous for deadly miles long run
A fractured report from Alton recalls an engineer named on the Bes booor run from St Rous MM and the tragic toll of his efforts. He reportedly killed two men during a brutal mile stretch and endured a long death record while racing to Mot Springs as part of a notorious running event.
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Alton
Flamiltan
St Rous
Limiten
Hamulten
Allon
Is Run
Oldest Hunting Center in England honored by Edgeworth Society
The Holcombe hunt, dating back over four centuries, is described as England’s oldest hunting center. James I enjoyed a royal hunt at Holcombe and granted ongoing hunting rights in Quartton. An ancient huntsman horn, 32 inches long, remains in the hunt’s possession, kept since the past two centuries.
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Holcombe
Edgeworth Agricultural Society
Kingdom Kong
James I
Houghton Tower
York
Quartton
Tottington
Hunt
Lord Alverstone to Attend American Bar Association Meeting
Lord Alverstone, lord chief justice of England, sails for the United States to attend the American Bar Association gathering in Seattle late August. The piece notes his American ties, prior roles in the Chicago World’s Fair commission, and his renowned health, sports, and music abilities, contrasting him with Lord Russell of Killoween.
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Lord Alverstone
England
United States
American Bar Association
Seattle
United Kingdom
America
Sir Richard Webster
Bering Sea
Venezuela
Atlantic
Inow
Francia
Lady Evans
Samuel Stevens
State of
New York
Dick’ Webster
Lord Alverstones
Cambridge
Ogan
Winterfold
Sussex
Scotland
London Inns of Court
Chief Justce
Lord Russell
Killoween
Amercis Bar Association
Strategi Springs
Lord Allistone
Jaliet
Webster
Volwe
Fought Under Six Flags and Afterlife of Gen Stephen Turr
A veteran described as one of the bravest revolutionaries died in Budapest. Stephen Turr forged a long career from Austrian service to fighting for Hungarian independence, aiding Garibaldi, and volunteering in Omar Pacha’s army during Crimean War. He later served on a British transport and was seized by Austrians as a deserter, sentenced to death, then banished after protests by Britain and France before settling in Paris.
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Bashell
Budipest
Stephen
Garibald
Qmar Pachas
Russia
British Transport Service
Budapest
Lold
Paris
Steet
The Atr in Denver
Luttus Chammis notes Denver sits near a mile high and cites harsh climate swings from hot days to chilly nights The piece compares Denver to Spanish cities perched on hill crests and recalls night air risks and lung illness in cold winds The essay uses travel reflections to illustrate altitude induced weather shifts and human responses
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Brooklyn Eagle
Denver
Spain
Italy
Summit House
Mount Washington
White Mountains
New Hampshire
Queer partnership grows a school farm on West Side
A New York Tribune feature describes a unique partnership between a crippled child and a boy without arms who farm a plot at De Witt Clinton School on the West Side. Using toes and hands they weed, dig, and plant radishes and beans while instructors and other pupils supply tools and guidance. The project, begun after clearing a former dumping ground, teaches science, cooperation, and the joy of growing, turning a vacant lot into a learning garden.
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The
New York Tribune
New York
Ife
Barden 11
de Witt Clinton
Middle West Side
Sivge
Henry Parsons
Sf Ng
Sign of Better Times Urges Business Unity Across Nation
A weekly call to businessmen to unite and pressure political leaders is seen as the hopeful precursor to better times. The piece argues voters are coordinating to oppose oppressive railway and industrial burdens and to demand fair dealing for all interests.
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Jesper
Lesses
Busines
Bride Opposes Ride Behind Black Horses At Chester Church
Miss Maire Stevenson hotly objects to riding to church behind a pair of black horses hitched to a cab. Lewis Pineck agrees to forgo the ride, and the couple proceeds to the South Chester Baptist Church by other means after the street strike activity.
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Chester
North America
Maire Act Stevenson
South Cheter Bapuis
Ceedurch
Tewis
Miss Stevenson
Lewis
Efenelek
Wedding Rings Recycled Into Cathedral Tabernacle
A silver gilt tabernacle stands in Westminster Cathedral’s Chapel of the Blessed Sacrament. A devoted lady collected gold wedding rings for curtain hangings, securing many donations from friends and relatives. Inside the tabernacle fourteen rings bear inscribed donor names.
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Lordon Gisle
Blessed Sacrament
Westminster
Cheering a Disease at a Medical Lecture
An Atchison Globe reader recounts a woman student in a medical college who challenged the professor's remark that Bright's disease is "peculiar to men." She pointed out that seven women were present and proposed the seven women give three cheers for a disease not peculiar to women, challenging the professor's generalization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison Globe
Atchison
Effect of QurosvaGESTION on Crimes Against Reason
An editorial argues crimes arise from psychological suggestion rather than mere degeneration. It links impulsive acts to anarchist rhetoric and exposure to hate, claiming most violence stems from unbalanced minds swayed by provocative ideas. It warns society cannot fully shield itself, urging rapid isolation of anarchist contagion.
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Busness
Liv Vasteiin
Texas
San Francisco Chronicle
Murde
Ot Teel
Clase
Alvin
Betsy Ross and a Veiled Claim in the Night
Fragmentary verse mentions Betsy Ross and an impudent vandal, who would crush from sight and challenge pretensions, raising questions of legitimacy and pride in colonial memory. The text blends patriotic song with misread lines and unclear context.
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New York
Political currents mix in Indiana campaign scene at hotel
Reported in a hotel lobby a mix of Indiana political factions discusses Republican prospects. Figures like Adam Hunsberger and references to Vice President Daniels Banks suggest a heated primary with national race implications and potential shifts for Hemenway’s Senate seat and the governor’s race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Adam Hunsberger
South Bend
Hemenway
Veters
Thes Peliprac
Lakers
Olsens Smd
Fragmented Che ga News column reveals nonsensical text and stray phrases
A garbled collection of phrases and names from a Che ga News column appears. It combines aphorisms about apologies and aging with scattered words, seemingly OCR errors, mentioning figures, places, and events in a chaotic, unreadable mosaic.
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Mexico
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Sola
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Ty Mbey
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Juhi Porter Parthi
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Meirih Hin Elf
Dll
Europe
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Burrell
Goth
John Burrell
St Randolph Burrell
Sa Merk
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Foward
Black Princes
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King
Merrik
Guvdyr House
Whitehall
Speakers Steps
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Westminster Abbey
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Guvdyr Marquise DE Fotenwoy
Brentwood Company
Six Flags
ATR
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Moernis
Hoyt
Stovel
Ole Os
Lenser
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Duiatt
Tomoko Outibug
Frilson
Eriddt
Howe
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Jielis
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