Bryan victory forecast dominates Democratic tallies
The Democratic national committee released estimates showing Bryan leading in 22 states on election day with Ohio Wisconsin and Michigan deemed safe. It cites gains in middle states and a predicted 283 electoral votes with potential up to 88 more, while warning McKinley will not carry the nation. The piece also covers Georgia senate House organization and a tragic gas blast in Avalon, Allegheny.
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Cornell Professor Baer Returns From Archives Search
G L Baer, history professor at Cornell, arrived by steamer Teutonic after months abroad studying Hague archives on the Venezuelan boundary. He found records partly in England and London, but calls conclusions for others to the commission. He believes the matter may be amicably settled.
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Venezuelan Boundary Commission Nears Completion
From Washington to New York reports on Oct 28 state the Venezuelan Boundary Commission has resumed sessions and may meet frequently until completion. Andrew D White was absent while issues over translators and documents delay finalization. a report is expected by Dec 1.
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Bryan in the Windy City as Democratic Novices Address Crowds
William J. Bryan spoke to large Chicago audiences in Polish halls and at St. Stanislaus Hall on Noble Street, addressing women voters about the campaign. The remarks touched on women’s interests and justice, urging support as he toured the city amid several speeches.
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