Bryan Nominated by Democratic Convention on First Ballot
The Democratic national convention nominated William J. Bryan of Nebraska on the first ballot after a rousing, eleven o’clock roll call. Johnson supporters and Bryan advocates sparked a wild, history-making demonstration with banners, cheers, and a long, feverish procession of states to the platform.
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William Jennings Bryan
Nebraska
United States
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John
Don
Minndeton
John W. Kerr
Indiana
Abclamnation
Accnss
America
Aterm
Wales
Mes
Charman Clayton
Arkansas
California
Oregon
Gearin
Johnson
Connecticut
Minnesota
Winfield
Massachusetts
Oklahoma
Gallerieg
G. Irving Handy
Delaware
Walling
Genras “Gray
New Electrical Signal System Aims to End Railroad Accidents
Major Orelgu ton Webb introduces a new safety device tested on the Staten Island division of the Baltimore and Ohio. The system uses a cab signal, time recorder, whistle and electric bulb to warn the engine driver of track status, block divisions, and nearby trains. It operates on low voltage and transmits over one mile blocks, with tests showing compliance with expert requirements.
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Staten Island
Baltimore and Ohio
Donkey Denver Mocking Democratic Mascot Gift
The real Democratic donkey Denver, gifted to Tom Taggart of the Democratic National Committee, arrived in Denver amid ceremony at the Brown Palace hotel. Denver was pictured with signs saying I Belong to Tom Taggart and My Name Is Denver, then planned to travel to French Lick. A Chamorro Bible translation for Guam is announced by the American Bible Society, marking a written form for Chamorro and linking to English study. Rockefeller is urged to avoid penning a magazine piece about himself, as writers lament writers’ needs and pay.
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Arkansas
California
Connecticut
Delaware
Florida
Georgia
Idaho
Town
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
I.s
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi
Montana
Nebria
Deere
New
New Hampshire
New. Jersey
New York
North Carolina
North Dakota
Ohio
Oklaahoma
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Snes
Rhode Island
South Carolina
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
VorMonten
Virginia
Washington
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Alaska
Arizona
District of Columbia
Hawaii
Mexico
J. M. Guffey
James’ Kerr
Clearfield
Colonel Guffey
James Kerriag
Denver
Simon
Tom Taggartl
Democratic National Committee
Taggart
Thomas M. Patterson
United States
Colorado
Brown Palace
National Committee
Nightingale
French Lick
Tom
The
American Bible Society
Guam
Thrice-a-Week World campaign promise and offer
An old notice promotes the Thrice-a-Week World newspaper for the presidential year detailing fearless impartial news coverage. It highlights subscription offers, combining it with The Progress of Indiana for a year at a reduced price and urges readers to subscribe in advance.
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