McLain Declared Democratic Nominee for Congress
The Democratic Executive Committee of the Seventh Mississippi District met at McComb City on August 5 1904 and by order declared no primary needed. Hon Frank A McLain of Amite County is named nominee for Representative in the 59th Congress. A note adds critical comments on John Sharpe Williams from Harper's Weekly via the New Orleans Times-Democrat.
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Democratic - Executive Committee
McComb City
Bogue
Mississippi
Democratic Party
Congress
Frank A. McLain
Amite County
U.S
John Sharpe Williams
New Orleans Times-Democrat
Joan Sharpe Williams
House of Representatives
Robert H. Watkins
Harper’s Weekly
Williams
Watkins
South
North
Charles Chrisman
Brookhaven
Jennie D. Hoskins
Jas. A. Hoskins
J. B. Chrisman
Chrisman
Lincoln
Lawrence
R. J. Boone
R. H. Purser
Rose Hill
Bryan predicts Parker victory in Chicago interview
William J. Bryan declared in a Chicago interview that he believed Judge Parker would be elected and that he would exert all effort to achieve that result.
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William J. Bryan
Chicago
Judge Parker
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