Republican Ticket for President and Vice President
The Republican ticket lists William McKinley for president and Garrett A. Hobart for vice president.
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William McKinley
Garrett A. Hobart
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Newspaper
Lamar Register
Location
Lamar, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1896
Page
4
Republican County Convention Called at Lamar Colorado
The Republican County Central Committee calls a convention at Lamar on September 11 and 35 1896 to nominate a County Commissioner select delegates to the state and senatorial conventions and organize a county central committee. Primaries are set for September 24 with credentials due by 9 30 am. Delegates per precinct listed and McKinley Hobart favored by Republicans.
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Republican County Central Committee
Lamar
Colorado
Colorado Springs
Reece
Central Committee
Republican Party
William McKinley
Garrett A. Hobart
Holly
Granada
Carlton
North Side
J. K. Doughty
D. E. Cooper
Silver Republicans Convene and Name Delegates
The Silver Republicans met last Tuesday with delegates from Lamar Granada and North Side districts. L. W. Keil was elected chairman and J. L. Mayfield secretary. Waldo supporters won a legislative district delegate contest thirteen to seven, and Fred Coolidge was nominated county commissioner by acclamation.
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Lamar
A. Deeter
Riker
N. N. McLean
E. G. Henkins
Granada
L. W. Keil
J. L. Mayfield
W. BR. Waldo
A. E. Crawford
Mr. Waldo
J. S. Hasty
F. H. Rosacrans
A. Bannister
J. F. Knowlton
F. H. Rowacrans
Ed Riley
H. T. Parrish
J. M. Wright
J. K. Stevenson
W. H. Hale
O. S. Riker
HL MS Noble
G. H. Downer
W. F. Coxhead
William Harper
M. D. Parmenter
N. N McLean
Fred Coolidge
Second Commissioners
Coolidge
N.N. McLean
North Side
W. P. James
Republicans Gain Big In Arkansas Election Boards
The Arkansas result shows GOP gains in every county with Republican representation on election boards, while counties lacking GOP board members swung heavily Democratic. Overall state majority reaches 65,000, far surpassing the 1892 Democratic margin of 5,000.
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