How 16 to 1 Triumphed at the Democratic Convention
A long report recounts John H Wise of Hawaii influencing the 16 to 1 platform vote, the Bryan camp, and the gallery demonstrations. It notes the roles of Col Metcalf, Senator Jones, Stone, Wilson, Hauser, Norris, Daly, and Prince David, with fear of Hill and anti silver sentiment driving the floor drama.
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John H. Wise
Col. Bryan
Chicago
Metcalf
Omaha World- Herald
Senator Jones
Arkansas
Stone
Missouri
Wilson
Tennessee
Norris
District of Columbia
Hauser
Montana
Jesse
McKinley
Palmer
Bryan
Hill
New York
Mr. Jones
Mr. Stone
Tillman
Clark
Mr. Norris
Gorman
Judge Daly
New Jersey
Hawaiian Islands
United States
Liliuokalina
Prince David
Fourth of July reports reveal deaths and damage across 125 cities
Reports show thirty killed and 1325 wounded from Fourth of July events. Fires caused by fireworks totaled 123245 dollars in property loss. Other notes mention England torpedo boats Viper and Cobra, record rainfall in Mobile Alabama, and a range of economic and political items from wool sales in Rawlins to bets on McKinley in New York.
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Richardson
United States
Great Britain
Congress
Senate
England
Chicago
Nash
Mobile
Alabama
Himalays
Andes
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Hawaian
Mr. Bryan
Canon City & Cripple Creek Railroad
Canon
Canson City & Cripple Creek Railroad Company
Way ‘Aboes
Davie Davis
Viper
Cobra
Japan
San Francisco
London
Canada
Rawlins
Wyoming
Rocky Ford
Oregon
New York City
Stock Exchange
Field
Walsenburg
State
Ouray
S. F. Emmons
Department
Washington
Porto Rico
United
India
Kingston
Nolan
Walsh
Dullman
Welland Canal
Philippines
China
Cramp’s
Kensington
Pennsylvania
U. S
John A. Williams
Manitou
Cripple Creek
Ed. Bell
W. W. Yeagre
Pueblo
Grand Rapids
Socialist Labor Ticket
Socialist Labor Party of
Colorado
Fremont County
S. H. Hutchinson
Grand Junction
Ed. de Guele
Olathe
Montrose County
A. W. Webster
Fred Hoffman
Montrose
Alfred Lampe
Denver
Ida R. Johnson
Supreme Court
J. W. Martin
J. J. Markham
State University
Alfred G. Malson
Louisville
John Frew
Williamsburg
James Dalby
Charles Rice
Ireland
George Bauer
J. M. Sellera
Mega County
Gray Horse
Roma Valentino
Havane
Cuba
Gundey
The
Salida Mail
Texas Creek
Silver Cliff
Rae Cere
Haken’s
Jewelry Store
R. Rosenberg, Mangr
Main Street
Frank L. Smith
Se Beecher
H. D. Avery
Royal Worcester
Canon City
Baker & Biggs
Shakerer
É& Biggs