Delegates Begin Boston to Kansas City for Democratic Ndc
The New England delegation to the Democratic national convention will depart Boston at noon on a special train headed for Kansas City. The four Pullmans baggage dining car train will pick up Rhode Island at Nashua and Vermont and New Hampshire at Concord before joining the main run. The schedule lists Nashua 1 p m Concord 1 40 p m White River Junction 4 10 p m Niagara Falls Sunday morning, Blue Island Junction 11 p m and Kansas City Monday noon July 2. Delegates-at-large include Callahan Mary Drinkwater Williams and numerous district delegates with many alternates and invited guests aboard. Dr. F D Donoghue accompanies the group as physician and reporters from several papers join the party.
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Kansas City
Boston
North Station
Nashua
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Rhode Island
Concord
Vermont
New Hampshire
White River Junction
Niagara Falls
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Falls
Blue Island Junction
Boston & Maine
Central Vermont
Grand Trunk
Williams Attacks Hill Over Vice Presidential Dream
Kansas City May or June 8 Democratic views on a running mate for Bryan dominate talk. Williams of Massachusetts criticizes Hill and New York leaders while Sulzer Towne and Indiana figures emerge as possible choices. Delegates weigh New York Indiana balance with Chicago platform in focus and a 16 to 1 ratio pledge shaping the debate.
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Philadelphia
Sulzer
New York
Towne
Minnesota
Benjamin F. Suively
Indiana
A. B. Parker
Bryan
Nebraska
McHinley
B. D. O'Connell
Bryan and
Champ Clark
House of Representatives
Missouri
William Sulzer
Sachsen
United States Monetary League
Merrell
Chicago
George Fred Williams
Massachusetts
Kansas City
Williams
New England
Hill
Croker
Murphy
Pia
Grover Cleveland
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Runn
Christopher T. Callahan
Holyoke
William Mary
A. C. Drinkwater
Mtree
George Vied Wiliams
Thomas J. Dillon
Nicholas J. Lawler
Greenfield
Benjamin E. Cook, Jr
Northampton
John O’gara
Spencer
Charles D. Lewis
South Framingham
Herbert H. Lyons
Fitchburg
James F. Owens
Lowell
James EB. Donoghue
Lawrence
John J. Flaherty
Gloucester
James F. Dean
Salem
Stephen M. Walsh
Lynn
John J. Hogan
M. M. Cunniff
Frederick K. Gifford
Somerville
Thomas F. Keenan
Jeremiah J. McNamara
Frederick §. Gore
John H. Lee
Brighton
William H. Baker
Newton
John M. Hayes
Abington
Edward Gilmore
Brockton
James E. Sullivan
Fall River
Charles C. Paine
Hyannis
Joseph F. Callahan
Springfield
Peter F
Philip Tworoger
Brett
Elmer W. Dickenman
Westfield
James W. Synan
Pittsfield
George D. Eldredge
Chicopee
Ralph Atherton
Montague
John J. Love
Lobster
David Z. Kinsley
West Acton
John Carney
Waltham
Lott F. McNamara
Haverhill
J. Walter Fleming
Chelsea
Thomas
Gates
Arthur Wrigton
Newburyport
Thomas A. Houlihan
Norwood
Thomas W. Brophy
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H. J
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Peter
J. Brady
Donald M. Hunter
Wakefield
M. J. G. Cuniff
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F. T. McLaughlin
Robert Mahoney
George
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J. A. Sullivan
B. I. Munn
Simon J. Donovan
Winthrop
John Quane
F. A. Martin
William J. Foley
P. D. Kaine
Alderman J. J. Norton
F. D. Donoghue
Charles EB. Getemy
Herald
John M. Grainey
Post
William H. Holden
Journal
Charles 8. Groves
Globe
William H. Ross
Traveler
Thomas H. Hanley
Vermont Central
A. C. Turpin
Rock Island Railroads
Purdy
Chickering
Amadeeh Cloutier
GH. Baker
McDermot
H. Lyons
A. Fitchburg
K. Gifford
Marion
John F. Owens
J. J. M*namara
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William S. McNary
Dedham
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Fred S. Gore
William B. Moran
John H., Lee
James H. Mellen
Worcester
Norman
Framingham
James E. Donoghue
City Democratic
Nicholas
J. Lawler
James A. Watson
James H. Stone
George P. Cooke
Milford
T J. Dillon
James BH. Sullivan
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