Bryan's Statement Defeated But Not Discouraged
In Lincoln and Austin reports Bryan says the election result surprised both parties and denies planning to move to Texas. He praises supporters, asserts Republican gains came from prosperity comparisons and war policy, and commits to continuing active political engagement.
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McKinley Holds 278 to Bryan 152 With Votes Unresolved
With Idaho Nebraska Utah and Wyoming totaling 17 electoral votes still undecided McKinley stands at 278 Bryan 152 and the state by state breakdown remains incomplete. The article notes the current tally and lists the states contributing to the final tally as results continue to come in.
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