Democratic Vice Presidential Nomination Drama in Kansas City
At the 1904 Democratic convention in Kansas City Adlai E. Stevenson of Illinois led the roll with strong support as Charles A. Towne of Minnesota drew cheers for a separate bid. David Bennett Hill of New York reluctantly faced pressure from Croker and Grady and finally declined the nomination amid a dramatic, chaotic floor scene.
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Nomination of Bryan by Silver Republicans Endorsed
W J Bryan was nominated for president by the Silver Republicans by acclamation. The platform presented by the committee was adopted without any opposition.
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Thousands of Chinese Dead Linger as Tien Tsin Concessions Begin Return
News from Tien Tsin notes thousands of bodies lie unburied in and around the city while families return to homes in the concessions. Women and children will be sent to Taku as travel is arranged and safety improves.
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At Tien Tsin siege many killed and hidden
The scene reports thousands of Chinese dead and bodies filling fields and rivers near Tien Tsin. Americans led by Captain McCalla and Major Waller are praised for leadership while British follow, and Russians are credited with saving foreign forces from encirclement.
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