Bryan gets the prize The Nebraskan wins on the fifth ballot
The Republican National Convention in Chicago on July 10 saw William Jennings Bryan nominated for president after Missouri chose him on the fifth ballot. Delegates debated the platform, with Tillman and Hill proposing amendments that were defeated. Bryan’s speech spurred wild enthusiasm as supporters caucused to back his candidacy.
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Bryan Nominated by Democratic Convention in Chicago
Friday's session at the Democratic convention in Chicago saw William Jennings Bryan nominated amid fervent cheering. The long, contentious day featured roll calls, shifting state votes, and party leaders arguing over unit rules as Bryan gradually gained support from Wisconsin, New York, Ohio, and many states, culminating in a tentative push toward unanimity before a late evening recess.
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Populists and Silver Party Leaders Back Bryan Nomination
Chicago delegates and prominent figures from the Populist and Silver parties push for William Jennings Bryan at St. Louis. They aim for a merged or allied ticket to unite on the money question, with strong support from Nevada Senator Donohue and ex-Congressman Tate Peave for Bryan as a principal nominee.
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Reunited And Happy Creston Couple Reconcile
A Creston Iowa couple Lily Starker and Henry Marker dissolved years of separation in a district court petition but reconciled after two weeks. Lily left then returned with her husband, accusing him of incitement and threats yet remaining together in Creston. The story notes a past incendiary event and a family life restored.
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Sewall of Maine Nominated for Vice President at Democratic Convention
The Democratic National Convention in Chicago saw Arthur Sewall of Maine win the vice presidential nomination on the fifth ballot after a long roll call. Delegates from New York, Wisconsin, and Massachusetts weighed heavily as candidates like John R. McLean and George W. Fithian were debated, with final action marking Sewall as the party’s running mate.
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Italian Cabinet Resigns After War Minister's Plan Rejected
The Italian cabinet formed four months ago under Marquis di Rudini resigned after Premier Rudini and others offered their resignations to King Umberto following the rejection of a war minister Hicotto’s proposal to reduce army strength. The Washington dispatch lists patent grants and restorations as part of unrelated notices, with club standings at the end.
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Death by own action near LeMars Alfred Swanson found
The body of Alfred Swanson was discovered hanging in a hayloft on a JoAn Wilters farm east of Le Mars. Police believe the death occurred Tuesday or Wednesday. Swanson, 45, had been in Le Mars several months as a farm hand on John Peck's farm. He previously attempted suicide by poison about six weeks ago. He left two grown daughters whose whereabouts are unknown.
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Crowding to See Bryan in Chicago After Victory Tour
Crowds thronged to Bryan and his wife at the Clifton house in Chicago as the nominee received praise and congratulatory telegrams. Bryan said he would postpone his departure from Chicago to his birthplace Baltimore until Monday and would answer telegrams in the coming weeks.
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RECEPTION TO RINGSRUD IN ELK POINT
Elk Point July 11 Non A D Wingsrud Republican nominee for Governor received a warm homecoming reception on returning from Aberdeen. He was greeted by a band parade and a reception committee led him to his residence where Mayor Ryan and others extended congratulations. He thanked the crowd in a brief reply as hundreds of citizens congratulated him. Ladies served lemonade during the event.
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Bryan Named Democratic Hope of Lincoln Fans
The city erupts in celebration as William Jennings Bryan wins national prominence. Detailed reminiscences recount his Lincoln legal career from Jacksonville to Lincoln, his 1887 move west, and early political milestones including 1892 and 1896 campaigns. силь
Bryan nominated strong choice for presidency in 1896
Des Moines and Chicago wires report Governor Rolod praising William Jennings Bryan as the strongest Democrat nominee. He is a young, well informed silver advocate likely to unite pro silver forces and win key states. Bob Bland and Horace Holes send supportive dispatches, while Syracuse and New York press hint mixed reactions to the Chicago platform.
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William Jennings Bryan Nominated for President
Sketch of William Jennings Bryan described as democracy’s leader and the youngest ever nominated for U S president by a major party.
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Charles H. Matchett Nominated by Socialist Labor Party
In New York on July 11 the Socialist Labor Party convention nominated Charles H. Matchett of Brooklyn for president on the national ticket. He received 41% of votes, while Matthew McGuiry of Morton, N.D., secured 24, and William Watkins of Dayton got 4. Matthys McGuire was unanimously chosen as vice presidential nominee.
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Robbery at Chicago firm nets 82000 payoff
Cashier held up at the New York Suwoult company offices at Randolph and Morgan streets. Robbers looted over 2000 and fled. 40 people were in the building during the 12 o'clock incident. Police seek the trio behind the bold daytime heist.
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