Bryan and Kern Nominated at Democratic Convention
The Denver Democratic convention nominates William Jennings Bryan for president with strong Nebraska support. Gov John A Johnson of Minnesota and Judge George Gray of Delaware receive nomination consideration as alternatives. The hall erupts in demonstrations as Bryan’s name is finally declared the choice amid large crowds, flags, and extended speeches praising his candidacy.
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Virginia
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Kern for vice president at Denver convention
Archibald McNeill of Connecticut and Charles Towne of New York were named by rivals, but John W Kern of Indiana won the vote by acclamation after withdrawals. Kern, born 1849, Michigan Law 1869, served as Indiana state senator and Indianapolis city attorney before later political runs.
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New York
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Fragmentary City Council Note Delayed to Friday Afternoon
A damaged clipping records a council item with unclear wording about a plenary session that adjourned to 1 p m Friday afternoon. The readable fragment mentions adjournment and a convention context.
Bryan Says He Won’t Seek Re-Election After Nomination
William Jennings Bryan voiced that the presidential nomination by the Democratic party carries a duty to the nation and God, and he will not pursue a second term if elected. He called the nomination a people’s act, not driven by personal ambition, and pledged sole allegiance to the public.
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Democratic Platform Embraces Reform Against Graft
Denver, Cole synopsis of the Democratic platform pledges loyalty to the party’s principles and vows to curb corruption by banning corporate campaign contributions, directing direct election of senators, and enforcing antitrust laws. It calls for tariff revision, income tax, postal savings, and stronger railroad regulation, while supporting eight hour workdays, immigration controls, canal development, pensions, and Philippine independence with guarantees.
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Picture Story Summary From Fragmentary Page
A fragmented caption notes two hunters seen walking about the moving nicki field, with unclear surrounding context and few readable details.
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