Wilson Nominated by Acclamation at Democratic Convention
New Jersey Governor Woodrow Wilson secured the Democratic nomination for President by acclamation after a week of ballots at the convention hall. The final forty-sixth ballot showed Clark 0, Harmon 0, Wilson 990, with party factions shifting as Senator Bankhead withdrew Underwood, Missouri pledged to Wilson, and Massachusetts changed to Wilson. The crowd erupted as Wilson’s nomination was declared, ending a tense contest between Wilson and Underwood and marking a historic Democratic gathering.
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After Bryan Defeat Sparks Democratic Gloom and Debate
Ex governor Patterson voiced the sentiment of old leaders who voted against Bryan. The night of Bryan's defeat is remembered in Democratic history for a potential bolt. Clark and Wilson camps weighed how to proceed with Bryan's opposition and possible realignments.
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Most remarkable night at the Democratic convention
A feverish Baltimore Democratic convention night saw Bryan rail against Morgan Delmont and Ryan, prompting dramatic confrontations. Clark and Wilson nominations triggered hour upon hour of parades and cheers, while Bryan finally declared for Wilson as New York pressed Clark. The hall resembled a circus as banners, roars, and chaos filled the arena until early dawn.
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Original of a Dickens Character Dies at 72
Oscar Millender, a blacksmith living near Gad's Forts by Gad's near Gad's, is believed to have inspired Dickens's Joe Gargery in Great Expectations. He died at age 72 after years of association with the author and his works.
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