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Nobody knows if Adam Hamilton will win in Kansas. But he’s already defined a populism of decency.
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Nobody knows if Adam Hamilton will win in Kansas. But he’s already defined a populism of decency.
At 7:30 on a September night in 1897, two trains collided on the Santa Fe railway about three miles northeast of Emporia. An eastbound mail train smashed into the Mexico and California Express, a passenger train pulled by a pair of steam locomotives. The express, which had seven or eight full coaches, was on its […]
Nobody knows if Adam Hamilton will win in Kansas. But he’s already defined a populism of decency
William Jennings Bryan of Nebraska delivers a campaign speech in 1908. Bryan, who died in 1925, ran unsuccessfully for president three times but is largely forgotten today. (Photo by Library of Congress) At 7:30 on a September night in 1897, two trains collided on the Santa Fe railway about three miles northeast of Emporia. An eastbound mail train smashed into...
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