Bryan Loses Temporary Chair Fight At Democratic Convention
Baltimore June 26 Bryan failed to secure the temporary chair at the Democratic National Convention, losing to Alton B. Parker 579 to 506 after Kern was nominated then declined. The opening session featured chaos, shouting for Parker and Bryan, with Cardinal Gibbons leading the invocation and Mack attempting order amid a crowded hall.
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Democrats Fight For Leader At Progressive Convention
The Kansas City era recalls Bryan Parker clashes as Kern presses for a compromise choice. Bryan appeals for a progressive leader while Parker and O Gorman options are floated amid chaotic scenes with Wall Street influence cited and McLean Park ers supporters pressing for unity.
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Democratic delegate falls to wiretappers in New York
R J Buckley of Chicago, a Democratic national convention delegate, reported two men jailed on grand larceny charges after alleging a fake wire tapping scheme and a $105,000 winnings mismanaged by a gambling outfit in Broadway's tenderloin. Meanwhile, a chaotic Democratic convention in New York featured Bryan and Parker supporters, roll calls, and attempts to enforce debate rules as Parker emerged with a majority.
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Notes of the Convention with a Georgia Flavor
Georgia delegates attract notice at the convention in Baltimore. H Dean fans attention with Underwood hats and badges, Carl Hutcheson named assistant sergeant at arms, and Felder gains notoriety amid Governor Blease fracas. Georgia delegation sits prominently near the chair, with Elbert Hubbard nearby.
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Bryan no candidate says Woodrow will Seagit New Jersey
Seagit New Jersey report notes Woodrow Wilson denies seeking the presidency. The governor, speaking from his cottage, directs campaign efforts via phone to oppose his rivals and coordinate with William F. Miller, his campaign manager, and Dison leaders. The wires convey constant contact about debt convention plans and a temporary chairman role.
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