Bryan Draws Huge Crowds Across Ohio and Indiana
William Jennings Bryan spoke to tens of thousands at the Ohio state capitol grounds in Columbus and to large crowds in Springfield Findlay Kenton and beyond. Supporters hailed free silver with parades and bands while Bryan urged voters to study the money question and warned against corporate influence.
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Cleveland
State Capitol
CoLumpus
Hio
Bryan
Columbia
Capitol Building
Mr. Bryan
Capitol
Chiltenden
Columbus
Ohio
Congress
J. L. Lenz
Shively Restores Order After Bryan Introduction
Bryan won the result and sat silent as disorder swayed the crowd. Shively rose, appealed for order, spoke calmly, and the audience settled. He then presented Bryan to the audience.
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Mr. Bryan
Mr. Shively
Bryan Confers With National Committeemen in Chicago
Myr. Bryan attended a Democratic leaders conference in Chicago with noted committeemen and silver party men. Campaign plans focus on Illinois, Indiana, Michigan and Ohio. He reviewed his silver nomination acceptance letter and schedules two speeches in Milwaukee before Lincoln. Mrs. Bryan to speak at St. Louis September 12.
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Elkaart
Ind
Mr. Bryan
Hudson
Hillsdale
Charles R. Sligh
Michigan
Toledo
Jonesville
Elkhart
Bryan
Matthews
South Bend
W. J. Bryan
Ben F. Snively
Indiana
la Porte
Logansport
Michigan City
Buchanan
Valparaiso
Kalamazoo
Snively
Blackburn
Kentucky
Chicago
Omicaco
Jones’ Banetum
Campun
Gahan
Stone
Johnson
Walsh
Wall
Altgeld
McConville
Teller and Dubois
George P. Keeney
Silver Party
Inlinois
Ohio
Jones
Lincoln
Northwestern
Milwaukee
Edward C. Wall
Wisconsin
St. Louis
Richmond
Washington, D. C
Baltimore
New York
New Jersey
Delaware
New England
Letter from Sewall on Bryan ticket fuels political row
Chaiman Jones of the Democratic national committee publicizes a July 26 letter from Arthur Sewall to William J. Bryan. Sewall urges Bryan to consider the best for the ticket amid fusion talks with the Populists and notes loyalty to the Democratic cause and the silver issue.
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Chcaco
Jones
Democratic National Committer
William J. Bryan
Arthur Sewall
Baths
Sesson
Brray
St. Louis
Watson
Mr. Sewall
Sewall
Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Fusion plan advances in state parties for election
The Democratic and Populist state central committees reached a near agreement on fusion for the electoral and state tickets. Democrats would endorse the Populist nominated ticket at Hastings, Populists accept a Democratic candidate for attorney general, and four Populist electors would be chosen by the Democrats.
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Deu
Onawa
Hastings
Bryan Speaks Labor Day Rally On Ballot Law And Arbitration
The Chicago Labor Day crowd at Sharpshooters Park welcomed William Jennings Bryan. He praised organized labor, urged political engagement, and defended arbitration to settle labor disputes. He warned against government abuses and stressed the ballot as a tool for reform, noting the Australian ballot's origins and labor influence. A tree limb fell mid speech. Bryan continued, then headed to Lincoln after a brief Aurora stop. Also reported: a long bicycle relay from San Francisco to New York finished in 18 days 2 minutes 4 15 seconds.
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Zno
William Jennings Bryan
Springfield
Kenton
Findlay
Columbus
Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Tam
Miny
Bose
Judge McConnell
Judge Prentiss
Trades Unions of Chicago
Edward Carrell
Building Council
Mme
Andrew Jackson
Helleven
T Beleve
Court of Justice
Tsay
New York World
Lsay
Burlington Road
Lincoln
Neb
Aurora
Als
New York
Examiner- Journal
San Francisco
City Hall Park
Kingsbridge
Frederick J. Titus
Ex Senator Payne Strokes Into Quiet Condition At 89
Ex United States Senator Henry B. Payne suffers paralysia stroke last week near Cleveland and remains unconscious most of the time with little hope for recovery. The 90 year old is among Ohio's wealthiest men. A second item notes O J Whitaker of the Chicago Athletic Association setting a new 100 yard swimming record in 1 00 minutes, beating Arthur Kenney's world mark.
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Payne
I. Cleveland
United States
Henry B. Payne
Ohio
Milwaukne
O. J. Whittaker
Chicago Athletic Association
Arthur Kenney
Prof Mayne Arnold Optician in Atlantic Until Oct 8
Residents of Atlantic learn Prof Mayne Arnold, optical specialist, extends stay to Oct 3 and then Oct 8, praising his glasses and urging readers to compare with local competitors. A partial client list appears in this paper as the Atlantic visit ends with final days at the corner of Fourth and Poplar.
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Atlantic
Arnold
Sean
Mayne Arnold
Fourth
Poplar Streets
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Franklin Grove
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