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Populist Convention Drags On Amid Bryan Split Deadlock
Delegates at the Populist convention struggled through a tardy gathering with noisy factions over Bryan and Sewall. Watson was nominated for vice president after a chaotic night as others pressed for indorsement or candidacy, while telegrams and protests shaped a fractured path forward.
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Bryan Nominated Amid Frank Convention Turmoil
Report of a chaotic nominating session where Judge Green and General Weaver placed William J. Bryan in nomination. Delegates feigned order while banners, crossed crowed banners, and a Crown of Thorns procession sparked interruptions and street-fight like tensions in the hall.
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Debs letter sparks clash at fusion nomination turmoil
Fragmentary report of a chaotic assembly with delegates arguing over Bryan and fusion. A call to nominate Bryan met clashes, with the chair denying a two thirds rule and debates about Debs and McKinley.
Silver Party Convention Adjourns Amid Turmoil
The last session of the national Silver Party convention in St. Louis drew a large crowd including many women. Chairman John opened the meeting with a blessing from Rev. Dr. Haggerty, as talks by Baker of California urged reforms. A large portrait in front of the dais intensified the tumult as delegates debated the candidate for president.
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