Bryan East Tour Draws Record Crowds in New England and Boston
Across Philadelphia New Haven Brooklyn Hartford and Boston Bryan's east tour drew massive crowds. In Philadelphia 6 000 inside Academy of Music and 3 000 outside. Brooklyn Clement Rink about 5 000 to 6 000. New Haven Green 10 000 to 16 000. Hartford Capitol Park packed. Boston Common crowd 60 000 to 70 000 plus. Bryan advocated free coinage and attacked the gold standard amid labor and Democratic support.
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Mr. Bryan
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William Jennings Bryan
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Quay
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Ohio
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Bimetallic Union
Sailor Captain Charges Van Buren With Bribery Attempt
Indianapolis dispatch reports Captain H. M. Shopard a Populist leader alleges United States Commissioner W. A. Van Buren offered money to run the Populist campaign and seek to prevent fusion with Democrats. Van Buren denies the charges.
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Shopard Chargis van Buren
Indianapolis
8. M. Shopard
United States
W. A. van Buren
van Buren
Three State Conventions Across Utah on Sept 21
Three state conventions were held in Utah yesterday. The Democratic gathering in Provo chose a congressional candidate and three presidential electors while the Republican meeting in Mount Pleasant selected three McKinley electors. An independent Republican convention in Salt Lake named a candidate for representative. Electors listed include B. E. Lund Democrat John J. Daly Republican H. W. Lawrences Populist. Bryan reception noted at New Haven.
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W. J. Bryan
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Demand for Wolcott Resignation Grows Across States
The campaign circles report petitions urging United States Senator Wolcott to resign, with organizer J. B. Holmes coordinating collection in Denver. If Wolcott refuses, petitions will be sent to the Senate and, if necessary, to the Supreme Court to test recall rights of a sovereign state against a public official.
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United States
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Holmes
United States Senate
United States Supreme Court
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