Mr Bryan Returns to Rally of 20000 in New York
The welcome for W. J. Bryan at Madison Square Garden drew over 20,000 as he spoke on peace arbitration, Philippine policy, and reform. He praised democracy, urged anti trust enforcement, income tax, and direct senate elections.
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Bryan
Tella
W. J. Bryan
Madison Square Garden
New York
Mr. Bryan
Folk
Missouri
Tom L. Johnson
Cleveland
Ohio
United States
Hague Tribunal
Inter- Parliamentary Union
London
Hague Court
International Tribunal of Investigation
Great Britain
Henry Campbell-Bannerman
Philippine Islands
Philippines
India
Europe
Legislative Department of Government
Congress
England
Senate
House of Representatives
Popular
Court of Inquiry
Democratic Party
Republican Party
America
Roosevelt
Rockefeller
Republican Campaign Committee
Germany
Panama Canal
San Francisco
United States Mail
Inter
Battle of Fishdam Ford in the 1780 Carolina campaign
In September 1780 British advance into North Carolina pushes Sumter to withdraw from Clem's Branch. A convention settles command disputes with Williams as rival, while Wemyss advances from Winnsboro to crush Sumter at Fishdam Ford. A drunken recruiting party and Taylor's vigilant guard aid Sumter, repelling the detachment with Wemyss wounded and forced retreat. Cornwallis orders Tarleton back as Winnsboro chaos grows.
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Fishdam
Ford
North Carolina
Sumter
Tarleton
Fishing Creek
Clem
James Williams
Williams
Rutledge
South Carolina
Catawba
Wright's Ferry
Rawdon
Col
William Hill
Winn
Henry Hampton
John Thomas
John Middleton
Salisbury
Hill
King's Mountain
King’s Mountain
Willams
Campbell
William Campbell
Virginia
Lacey
Wright
Wm. Burris
Turkey Creek
Cornwallis
Ferguson
Ross
Robert Carnes
National Ford
Hill and Lacey
Burris’ Mill
Broad River
Camden
Ninety- Six
Union
Spartanburg
Torres
Elijah Clark
John Twiggs
Andrew Pickens
Clark
Twiggs
York
Chester
Edward Lacey
Billy Wylie
A. P. Wylie
Jimmy Johnson
James E. Johnson
Blackstock
Fishdamford
Winnsboro
Wemyss
Galt
Thomas Taylor
Charleston
Taylor
Wemysg
Haverden
Marion
Winnssre
Motor wagons grow in use for agriculture in England
Cassier's Magazine notes expanding role of motor wagons in rural districts to move produce to markets where rail and distance hinder timely delivery. Essex plans collect produce at Chelmsford and surrounding towns with chilling rooms and slaughterhouses, forwarding to London by motor wagon.
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England
Essex
London
Chelmsford
Braintree
Dunmow
Epping
Ongar
Witham
Berkshire
Lancashire
War Office
Cassier
A Woman Produces Blue Paper by Accident
The wife of English paper maker William Eastes drops a blue bag into pulp, turning white paper blue. She stays silent until a London agent spots the novelty and markets it as a new invention. After her disclosure, blue paper becomes a high priced product with Eastes holding a monopoly.
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William Eastes
England
Eastes
What are you going to call your verses
Joakley asks for a title and Ri mer answers A Broken Vase. The servant girl incident is recalled as a brief memory.
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Joakley
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Niinue
Scotland
Columbia
Robert Lathan
The
Yorkville Enquirer
Commercial Motor Wagons
Mer
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