Bryan Seeks One Term Policy Clash With Roosevelt
The article reports William Jennings Bryan arguing to limit a President to one term, outlining opposition to Roosevelt and detailing how his stance would contrast with the Democratic Party. It covers his planned address, a forthcoming dinner in Washington, and Bryan’s broader political maneuvers and meetings with supporters and critics.
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Y M A Ready Leaders In Conference Broadside Exdeavor
Preparatory to the thirty sixth international convention of the Young Men's Christian associations of North America delegates gather in the city for four days of conferences. Leaders in education physical directs and boys work address gatherings while prominent speakers including Ambassador Bryce Gov Glenn and Dr Parkhurst are slated for services and talks.
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North America
Mucfarland
International Committee
John R Mutt
World's Christian Student Federation
WH. Arnold
Jocal Association
Educational Directors’ Association of North America
Farnsworth
Bia
Chitne
Edwin L Shuey
George J. Landis
BM. Robinson
Amois Boys
Shoreham Hotel
United States Commissioner of Education
Brown
Frederick B Pratt
Pratt Institute
Brooklyn
J G Perkiss
Educational Directors’ Amociation
Physical Directors’ Society
G E. Affeck
Chicago
Theodore Hough
University of Virginia
Wiliam B Dick
Philadelphia
JB Torean
D A BR
Parkhurst
New York
RB Glenn
North Caroling
Alvingstes
Commuunioners
Corcoran
Snagkers
Macdonall
Toronto
Canada
Anon W. F McDowell
Tr Robert Johnston
Fred i Smith
Charles Cuthbert Hall
Grenfell
Witla Jennings Bryn Ana Revert B Speer
Sessons
Robert Warehorn
Commerce and Labor
Straus
Logan H. Roots
Hankow, Chine
R. Sarasin Warner
E. Bosworth
Selden P. Spencer
Alfred E. Merling
Funeral Directors and Embalming Services Listed
A fragment from a historical newspaper lists funeral directors and undertakers, including John R. Wright Co and Harvey's Sons, with references to embalming, modern chapels, and a surgeon. Names, addresses, and partial titles appear amid damaged OCR text.
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Democrats at Taggart's conference discuss Bryan and ticket chances
Mack of New York notes Bryan as the onlyMan and hints at Hughes Roosevelt rivalry. Delegates arrive at French Lick Indiana for a Democratic National Committee meeting to be filled with talks on Bryan candidacy and possible second place, with debates over a new chairman.
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French Lick
Ind
Democratic “National Committee
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Mr. Bryan
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Ti Ik
Tom Jolson
Bryan
Chatman Tagpart
Committee New
Indianapolis
Norman EB Mack
New York
Democratic Nacional Committee
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Lure
Terminal Bank Reopens in Brooklyn After Closure
The Terminal Bank, a Brooklyn institution that had closed weeks ago, reopened today attracting many depositors. More than 45,000 dollars were deposited in the first hour.
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Licensed to Marry Across Many Couples in Virginias Regions
A garbled OCR list shows numerous names and ages linked to marriage licenses across Virginia localities including Culpeper, Herndon, Waynesboro, and others. Names such as William J. Renged, Frans Dominico Gregurl, Anacla Gugllert, Mary Jones, and Henry Giles appear with ages and partial locations, indicating a notice of multiple marriage licenses issued in various counties or jurisdictions.
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Anacla Gugllert
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Eleanor Freeman
Culpeper
Fler
Fo Beiotol
Warra'b Smith
Alice TY Jeokkco
Ni “Borte
Histol
Jamu
Etmare
Ophalia Howard
Der
Seta Herndon
John W. Toman
Olean Hicks
Willem A. Tay
Doveph Cox
Abd Mtagely Scuothers
Way. W
Thomas Acide
Fatche Detter
Ree
William A
Masso Uaby
Deaths in Arcquarzen Timy Parish Area
A chaotic death notice fragment lists numerous names with ages and vague locations including Brarat W Hoover aged 35, Charlie Bateman about 1 year, John Baker born 1830 in Tixton aged 65, Charles J Naso near Washington Hullimore, Mybel Wheatley 123 3 at ne two years, William oghes 90, Zoran Thutimmon 00, Tulle A Jodorma 6 years, Sohe Brown, Albert Wheeler, Georgia Dywon 37, Edward Dunmire 14 years, and other entries, all presented in a jumbled line of OCR text.
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Brarat W. Hoover
John OF Baker
Tixton
Sears
Charlie Bateman
Cay “m
Charles J Naso
Trepart
Washington
Hullimore
Mybel Wheatley
Yaaa
Wiliam Oghes
Rents
Zoran ‘Thutimmon
Fredtacre Alley
Geare Tulle
Jodorma
Sohe Brown
Albert Wheeler
Jeane Georgia Dywon
Jeare Edward Dunmire
Michigan Central seeks to drop high explosive rates through Canada
The Michigan Central Railroad petitioned the Interstate Commerce Commission after an August 10 dynamite explosion at Essex Ontario killed two and injured several. Canadian judge Justice Riddell fined the railroad 55 000 for careless transport. The railroad urged exempting it from high explosive rates. permission to cancel the rates was granted.
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Michigan Central Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
Michigan Centent
Eoxex
Ontario
Justice Riddell
High Court
T Justice
Tuxelee Riddell
Michigan Central
No turning back in the Brown Bradley letters
A sequence of intimate letters from Senator Brown to Mrs. Bradley details mounting affection and plans amid marital strain. He vows devotion and telepathic bonds, pledges support, mentions a will, and presses toward a divorce and remarriage while criticizing relatives and a traveling man. He repeatedly proclaims love and urges unity despite quarrels.
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Witmer
Isg
Dolly
Arthur
Nestie
Juttus
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Partharon
Shoshone
Idaho
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Miss Mer a Gould Witness Before Referee in Gould Suit
Miss Mer a Gould, an English actress, testified today before Referee McClure in the suit for separation filed by Mrs. Howard Gould. The testimony followed a Supreme Court ruling, with cross examination by Clarence J. Shearn lasting three hours. Mer declined to reveal details, saying it would be improper to tell all.
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Howard Gould
Miss Mer
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Speech Leads to Arrest in Socialism Protest
Elmer Rogers a real estate broker from Congressional apartments was arrested last night on Seventh Street near Pennsylvania Avenue. He allegedly declaimed socialism from his automobile and refused orders to disperse, prompting a disorderly conduct charge. Officer Forleempe Horn of the First precinct aided in the arrest as onlookers gathered.
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Congressional Apartments
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Pennsylvania Avenue
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