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Anaconda Standard in Anaconda, Montana

03 Jun 1900

Page 13

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Anaconda Standard

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Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1900

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13

Two Great Conventions Shaping Up in Kansas City and Philadelphia

Kansas City prepares for the Democratic National Convention set for July 4 with a grand arena layout for 4 000 to 5 000 delegates, 600 journalists, and temporary seating around the hall. Philadelphia readies for a Republican gathering with a massive street parade, riverfront marine display, and lavish civic entertaining for delegates and guests.

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Kansas City Carnegie Company Carnerie Company Greece Rome Europe F. F Hill Philadelphia Navy Yard McKinley Roaose- Welt Depew Republican Party Cramp Ship Yard Washington Quaker City
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Campaign Literature Reaches Colossal Scale in Elections

Aimslee's article details how campaign literature became central to modern campaigns, led by heads like Perry Heath and Daniel McConville. It notes millions of pieces distributed, extensive mailing and freight efforts, and specialized bureaus for press, languages, colored voters, and women, shaping messaging across the political landscape.

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Samuel J. Tilden National Committee Republican National Committee Democratic Committee Republican Literary Bureau Perry Heath Eral Democratic Bureau Daniel McConville Ohio Ton Republican Committee Congress Telegraph Republian J. Ellen Foster Ife L. A. Coolidge Aimslee
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The Rabbit Foot That Followed Bryan To Fame

A Montana telegraph staffer nicknamed Alfy Cullen created a humorous talisman a rabbit foot with a silver cap and chain. After Bryan’s Chicago nomination the staff sent a message to invite Bryan to their office, and Bryan himself visited, sharing laughter and praise for the staff.

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W. J. Bryan Democratic Party Kansas City United States Montana Mr. Bryan Chicago Helena Northwest Alfred Cullen Alfy Cullen Bryan Nho Loyan Lincoln Klondike D. H
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