Seating the Delegations in Philadelphia Convention
In Philadelphia on June 15 the Biogram reveals seating for state delegations in four squares and two oblongs near the speakers platform. Alabama to Montana occupy prime rows, Massachusetts center, with New York leading a 72 member block followed by North Dakota and North Carolina. Delaware factions urged unity. Hanna appeals to shelve feuds for party success.
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Alabama
Arkansas
Nia
Colorado
Connecticut
Regin
Illinois
Iaho
Indiana
Iowa
Iisas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maine
Ryland
Minnesota
Mississippi
Mis- Ti
Montana
Avada
Nebraska
Hampshire
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New York
North Dakota
North Carolina
Ohia
Bliss
Secretary Long
Tim Woodruff
Hanna
Long
New England
Dolliver
Delaware
Addicks
Dupont-Higgins
Cummins
Tom
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Senate
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Bryan Reaches 728 Delegates at Democratic Convention
Washington June 15 reports from Georgia Kentucky Vermont California and Missouri show harmony in Democratic conventions as they endorse the Chicago platform and instruct delegates to vote for William Jennings Bryan. The tally reaches 728 Bryan instructed delegates out of 930.
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Washington
Georgia
Kentucky
Vermont
California
Missouri
Chicago
William Jennings Bryan
Kansas City
Bryan
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New’ Bedford
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