Nebraska's Eloquent Orator for President
The long roll of state votes shows Bryan winning key states as the Democratic platform defends free silver coinage and tariff reform. The convention salutes Bryan amid cheers as delegates vote under unit rules and declare him the nominee with demonstrations across the hall.
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Bland
Colorado
Connecticut
Roosell
Florida
Bryan
Boise
Pattison
Blackburn
Matthews
Oes
Alinoia
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
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Idaho
Patti
Voli
Maryland
Patton
Massachusetta
Pete
Michigan
Boien
Silane
Boiss
Minnesota
Stevenson
Bolee
Mississippi
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
McLean
New Hampabhirst
New Jersey
New York
North Caroline
North Dakota
Ohio
Unti
NL Save
Peonoyer
Pennsylvania
Pattigon
Rhode Island
South Carolina
Tillman
Routh
Tennessee
Texas
Tah
Vermont
Virginia
Washington
Tto Bland
West Virginia
Wackburn
Wisconsin
Hogan
Bray
Shar Custoelty
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Dockery
Sire
Wyoming
Alacka
Ansona
District of Columbia
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Indian Territory
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Sewell Nominated for Vice President at Democratic Convention
Harold M. Sewell of Maine won the vice presidential nomination after a heated six ballot race. Support swung as Illinois and other states finally pushed Sewell ahead, yielding a unanimous result amid cheering crowds and demonstrations in the hall.
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McLean
Ohio
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Harrity
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Teller
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Williame
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Pattison
Ilinois
Desofatee
Sheep War in Grant County Escalates in Valley
Reports from Grant County describe a so called sheep war in Fox Valley as bands clash over quarantine limits. Several herds were shot. one group suffered eight deaths and many wounded with dozens slated to die. A farmer’s son was wounded as a guard dog was killed by a stray shot.
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McArthur
Hollieter
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Hollister
Norris
Wolfe
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Silver sentiment roils New York farms and politics
The New York Herald reports a rising free silver sentiment among farmers across rural New York counties amid falling farm prices and tariff debates. It cites county leaders in St. Lawrence, Jefferson, Onondaga, and Monroe as organizing efforts grow, with Republicans warned to expect a shift before November.
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Pennsylvania
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Cleveland Democracy
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Monroe
Chicago
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W.D. Mckhentry
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Free silver debate moves farmers in Watertown region
The Herald reports farmers in Watertown and nearby counties rally behind free silver, with Republicans lining up behind a pro silver platform and local officials shifting support. A 100 member free silver league denounces any gold standard compromise, urging a clear stance in Chicago and noting waning Wall Street influence among farmers. The dispatch spans Onondaga to Onemo counties, highlighting party fractures and aggressive literature campaigns.
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Cincinnati
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