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Newspaper

Fremont Democrat

Location

Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1896

Page

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Iowa In Brief: Deaths and Fire Destroys Armory

Iowa news brief recalls Albert Bell death in Pell county and various incidents. Fire at Grinnell LN G armory. lightning strikes near Audubon. multiple crimes, drownings, stabbings, hangings, and suicides across Cedar Rapids to Sioux City. Also reports new churches, hospitalities, and civic actions amid reform drives.

Albert Bell Pell County Clarinda Dubuque Company K. LN. G Grinnell Perry Dawson Des Moines Anamoosa Earl Darling Leeds Burlington John J. Crowder Charles Lyons Mason City Charles D. Martin D. B. Vanderberg Allendorf Sibley Methodist Jerry Simpson Fort Dodge Robert Henderson Audubon Marion Agency Anheuser-Rush Company Cedar Rapids David Devine Milwaukee Harvester Company Humboldt A. Dunham Episcopal College Griswold College Frank Derschmidt Moorland United States Council Bluffs Webster City J. C. Stoddard Dick Armstrong Griswold Atlantic Wm. P. Nelson Montrose Keokuk Knox Township Clarke County John Bikens John Davis G. Mack New Wine Dubuque County Nicholas Grevening Independence G. Brolliar Ollie Ottumwn Mr. Brolliar John May Iowa Sioux City Mr. May Canada Sam Smith William Shueill Kendall Young First National Bank Battle Creek Clinton Wm Cortello D. B. Vanderburg Vanderburg Martin

Bryan of Nebraska Nominated on Fifth Ballot at Convention

The convention hall erupts as Bryan secures the fifth ballot nomination for president beating rivals from other states on every ballot. A wild surge of enthusiasm sweeps the crowd as the stampede begins.

Bryan Wins Democratic Nomination After Fifth Ballot

The Democratic national convention in Caroano Illinois and Chicago nominated William Jennings Bryan for President on the fifth ballot. Bryan's surge triggered stampedes and mass demonstrations as Illinois and Ohio shifted to his camp, with banners and state standards parading amid frenzied cheers and a crowded hall.

Delaware Pattison Bryan Florida Matthews Georgia Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Boies Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine Maryland Massachusetts Hill Stevenson Michiginn Toe Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Bland Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New Jersey New York North Carolina North Dakota Ohio McLean Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Texas Utah Vermont Virginia Washington Wes Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming Alaska Arizona District of Columbia New Mexico Oklahoma Indian Territory Chicago William Jennings Bryan United States Ilinois Convention White Yoles Michigan California Altgeld

Walbridge Heads Solid St Louis Delegation for Governor Frost

Walbridge wins backing from St Louis for Willey Frost. The mayor will lead a 108 member delegation from the city to the state convention in Springfield on July 22 to support him for governor.

Frost Filley St. Louis Walbridge Willey Frost Springfield

Sewall Wins Vice Presidential Nomination on Fifth Ballot

At Chicago July 13 the Democratic convention nominated Maine’s Sewall as W J Bryan’s running mate on the fifth ballot after long struggles. McLean, Bland, Sibley and Williams had been considered amid calls to balance the ticket. The hall filled slowly as delegates, weary from days of voting, faced a tense decision with notable mentions of Williams, Bland, Sewall, and Sibley.

Caroano Ill Bland Bryan Missouri Arkansas Illinois Texas Boies Boies and Matthews Pattison White California Green Harrity Pennsylvania Robert L. Pattison Mattingly District of Columbia John R. McLean Ohio Miller Oregon Sylvester Pennoyer Blackburn Matthews McLean Pennoyer Mr. Sewall Maine W. J. Bryan Nebraska Richard P. Bland Joseph ©. Sibley La&bt John IR. McLean Ben Shively Indiana George Fred Williams Massachusetts Sewall National Committee W. Finley Jones J. I. O'Sullivan George Red Williams New York Hill East Williams Henry Whitney Standard Oil Whitney New York Standard Oil O'Sullivan Atlantic Coast Marston M'Lean Tom Johnson Fithian Tom L. Johnson Cleves Land Richardson Tennessee Johnson George W. Fithian Ilinois W. A. Miller William A. Burke Arthur Sewall C. S. Thomas Colorado J. D. Showalter Congress Joseph Sibley TEXRE Culberson Morris Sibley Sloane Withian Tlinois John Scott

Jones for Chairman and Democratic committee list

The Arkansas senator Jones is the only name widely mentioned as a potential chairman. The newly named national committee includes members from Alabama to Alaska and territories, with numerous state leaders and representatives such as McRae, Dwyer, Wilson, Kenney, Howell, and Corcoran. Bryan’s views are sought but not yet consulted.

Alabama H. D. Clayton Arkansas Thomas 0. McRae California J. J. Dwyer Colorado Adair Wilson Connecticut Carlos French Delaware R. R. Kenney Florida Samuel Pascoe Georgia Clark Howell Idaho George Ainslee Tanpis Thomas Gahan Indiana Gilbert Shanklin Iowa Charles A. Walsh Kansas New Hampshire A. W. Sulloway New Jersey James Smith, Jr New York John C. Sheehan North Carolina Joseph Daniels North Dakota W. G Lustikow Ohio J. R. McLean Oregon J. Townsend Pennsylvania W.A. Harrity Rhode Island Richard B. Comstock South Carolina Benjamin R. Tillman South Dakota James M. Wood Tennessee J. M. Rea Texas J. D. Dudley Utah A. W. McCune Vermont R. B. Smalley Virginia P. J. Otey Washington H. C. Wallace West Virginia J. T. McGraw Wisconsin 2. C. Wall Wyoming W. H. Holliday Arizona W. H. Burbage District of Columbia Lawrence Gardner Indian Territory

Mrs Bryan Reacts Calmly After Nomination Victory

Mrs Bryan remained at a nearby hotel watching results by telephone. She spoke of pride in her husband and thanked delegates for their support, saying she had nothing further to say for publication. She left the hall with friends a few minutes after the nomination.

David Fennon Creston Osceola Banzhot & Reiner Marshalltown Edward Massey Philadelphia Cedar Rapids Lampman New Hartford Minnie Kiel Sophia Kiel Bellevue Morgan Dubuque Jackson County Minnie Keil John Peterson Winfield John Myers Ed Supplee Myers Supplee Sam” Morris Mowey Sam Greene County Iowa General Council American Tobacco Company Tobacco Trust W. W. Fuller Blue Grass Palace Orleans Spirit Lake Ida Russell Fayette Tibbitts Sumner J. S. Ferron Council Bluffs United States Hillway John Sherman Cleveland Ferron Lynch Illinois Central Cherokee Sioux City Gore Falls S. D Mabel Thompson Orion Thompson Rock Island Augusta Davenport Miss Thompson Ottumwa Callender Ida Bollinger Samuel Hollinger Chicago Mr. Bryan Bryan

Washington Heslig Bolts Caroaco Platform Split

Washington Hessing editor of the Illinois Staats Zeitung declares he cannot and will not support any candidates who stand on a free silver platform. The Staats Zeitung has long been a power among German Democrats in the region.

Washington Heslig Caroaco Washington Hessing Illinois Staats Zeitung Wertle Chicago Staats Zeitung

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