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Bryan A Winner Beyond Doubt in 1908 Campaign
Special Correspondence from New York reports the Democratic National Committee to meet December 12 in Washington to set the national convention site with Denver, Kansas City, Chicago, and Louisville as strong contenders. Bryan is likeliest nominee, while Republican prospects center on Hughes and Cortelyou. Roosevelt's stance on a potential third term and banking reforms influence the race as Wall Street moods shift and mining optimism grows amid a wider financial retrenchment.
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