Bryan Wins Nebraska Native Leads Democratic Nomination
William Jennings Bryan of Nebraska, a 36 year old eloquent orator, was nominated for president on the fifth ballot at the Democratic convention. The radical shift to Bryan followed a dramatic Stampede as leaders warned against eastern wing alignment and the crowd demanded a tribune of the people.
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Revolt and Nomination Battle at Democratic Convention
A detailed recount of the Democratic presidential nomination fight, noting 179 gold men abstaining, Ballot shifts across states, and Bryan narrowing the path to victory. Dramatic scenes in the Coliseum as Oklahoma and Montana switch support, ending with a near-unanimous nomination after multiple ballots.
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Nation in Chicago Bragg and Bryan Nomination Debate
Crowds at the Coliseum await a vice presidential decision as General Bragg demands a state-privilege protest and Governor Stone moves adjournment. Bryan receives nomination news calmly in Chicago, pledging plain people justice and free silver.
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