Bryan at Fairview Farm Keeps Busy Ahead of Spring Work
Lincoln Nebraska March 18 William Jennings Bryan visits Fairview his rural home near Lincoln preparatory to strenuous spring work on the platform. He rests to save his vocal chords and directs seeding and fencing while answering personal letters with the help of Mrs Bryan who handles the shorthand and typewriter and studies law. Mrs Bryan plans to remain abroad for months. He is described as a human dynamo active and in good humor.
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Protest Resolution Opposes Watson Gubernatorial Nomination
Indianapolis Typographical Union No 2 adopts resolutions opposing James E. Watson for governor citing labor record concerns in Congress and in appointing a state factory inspector. Mrs John P Smith visited friends in Montgomery Monday.
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Death of United States Senator Whyte Sparks National Attention
March reports confirm United States Senator Whyte died at his home late Thursday night after an injury in Washington. Officials say the tragedy followed a long illness with physicians and family at his side. In Michigan, University of Michigan students faced police action after a riot at a theater, with arrests and fines issued for disorderly conduct during the disturbance.
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Drury Wins Decision in Hot Springs Bout
In Hot Springs Marva Had earned a decision in the fourth round against Jean Wille. Henry Kavte Weleon, a Biates Genator, was noted in the report with unclear details.
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Burns Wins Heavyweight Title Fight in One Minute
Dublin March 13 Tomay Burns American headweight champion stopped Jem Roche in a minute with a sharp right to the jaw. Burns rushed Roche and the crowd roared as the Irish favorite fell. The purse was $7,500 with a $2,500 share for syndicate backers. Burns also bet heavily at odds of 3 to 1.
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Pas
Burns
Women’s enfranchisement and political satire on spring confusion
A fragmented verse page mocks women seeking rights, political pretenses, and social roles. It blends prescriptions for voting with street observations, theater talk, and weather musings, reflecting a chaotic, era-specific voice.
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