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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1900

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Bryan's Running Mate Must Be a Silver Man

Kansas City dispatch describes the high tempo at the 1896 Democratic National Convention in Omaha as delegates, leaders, and press corps swarm to shape the platform and ticket. It notes Bryan’s strong influence over the silver plank and the push for 16 to 1, with Nebraska leaders declaring unyielding support and pressure for harmony from eastern delegates.

Bryan National Committee Rose Milwaukee Daniel +. Campau Convention Hall The Monetary League Harvey Mr. Towne Mgr Mr. Bryan Nebraska Judge Tibbetts Governor Hill Lincoln I. L. Metcalfe Chicago Senator Hill James Kerr Congressional Campaign Committee Pennsylvania

Silver Plank in Question as Bryan Camp Seen Divided

Kanezas City Mo July 2 An letter said to be sent to Mr Bryan by democratic leaders concerns a platform concession to conciliate pro modification factions. Several national committee members were named as approving though most denied signing.

Kanezas City Bryan James Kerr Pennsylvania Lincoln Mutchler Senator Jones Covernor Stone J. G. Johnson James Guffey D. J. Campau National Committee Executive Nebraska Ate Bells Iowa Mr. I Bryan

Reached No Conclusion

A terse report notes that no conclusion was reached by Tuesday, leaving the matter unresolved and awaiting further action or discussion from involved parties.

Clark is Nominated for Vice President at Kansas City Rally

The Clark delegation fails to spark Montana rally energy as the sub committee defers verdict. A crowd at the Hotel Baltimore hears Clark praise labor, and James A. Ross nominates W A Clark for vice president amid a chaotic, drink filled aftermath.

Clark Arrives as Delegations Rally in Kansas City

W A Clark of Montana arrived with a 25 piece brass band and 30 rooters, taking headquarters at the Midland hotel. He briefly spoke to the crowd after a New York delegation nominating him for vice president. Colorado Governor Thomas led his delegation with buckskin attire as part of the silver Republican gathering. California and Hawaiian delegates also arrived with a California fruit and wine carload for entertaining visitors.

Standard Kansas City Clark National Committee Campau Michigan Baltimore George Fred Williams J. MacGinnis Butte Piory J. J. McHatton Montana National Boston & Montana Midland Depot John 8. M. Neill Kansas City Club McConnell National Democratic Committee Massachusetts Henry Lb, Clayton Alabama Adair Wilson Colorado Frank Campbell New York Harvey P. Fergusson New Mexico Frank Corbett Governor Smith Frank E. Corbett Daly Copper Trust of Kansas City Star W A. Clark B. & M. Mines Union Depot Mr. Clark James A. Ross W. A. Clark Senator Clark Marcus Daly Coates House California Enetire

Minnesota Delegation Urged to Rush Towne Support

The Minnesota state delegates to the Kansas City convention received a message from Rosing and Roxboro urging quick gathering to back Towne. Rosing and Lane ordered delegates to report immediately and travel by first train to be on the ground Wednesday. The move is viewed as favorable to Towne’s vice presidential candidacy.

St. Paul Kansas City Messrs. Rosing Roxboro Minnesota Towne Rosing Lane State Central Committee Democratic

Governor Thomas backs explicit Chicago platform plank

Governor Thomas who heads the Colorado delegation praises a Chicago platform reaffirmation but favors explicit wording to satisfy hardliners. He says he would rather Bryan be defeated on a clear first plank than win on a vague platform, and he intends to vote for Bryan.

Kansas City Thomas Colorado Chicago Bryan

Great Northern train derailed near Woodville Montana

A Great Northern train No. 24 derailed between Woodville and Bik Park near Butte. Many killed and wounded as investigators note rails may have spread. Conductor Zick and engineer Wilson among survivors. Special trains and doctors dispatched. details continue to emerge from Woodville area and on to Butte.

Butte Great Northern Anaconda Woodville Bik Park Elk Park Zick T. J. Murray W. H. Lucas Montana Baseball League J. K. McCormick Wilson Trask’s Siding Northern Pacific Helena C. Fee Dan Quinn Checker Butte Transfer Company Howard Reeves Trask's Siding Ene Robert Eaton

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