Chicago Convention Opens with Turbulent Delegates Action
The Chicago Democratic convention opened amid lively, sometimes violent, clashes between silver and gold factions. Daniel won the temporary chair, then a heated roll call pitted Alabama and California against the minority report. Prolonged speeches followed as officers were chosen, leading to a late night adjournment with Blackburn and Boies supported by key backers amid mob-like demonstrations.
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Harrity
Episcopal Church
National Committee
David B. Hill
Clayton
Alabama
Daniel
Hill
Ladd
Illinois
St. Clair
West Virginia
Hogg
Texas
Blackburn
Altgeld
Geo. Williams
Finlay
Ohio
California
White
Maguire
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Finley
Senator White
Thomas J. Cogan
West
Missouri
Judge McConnell
W. A. Clark
Montana
Clark
Bryan
T. J. Kernan
Louisiana
Clutz
North Carolinia
Dockery
Wisconsin
George Fred Williams
Massachusetts
Turpie
Matthews
Trippet
Fred White
Boies
John 8. Rhea
Kentucky
Senator Blackburn
Foote
A. W. Patrick
John R McLean
Minnie F. Murray
Nashvalo
Jones
Arkansas
Holdeman
Maryland
Mr. Stevenson
Michigan
Flower
New York
Tillman
South Carolina
W. J. Bryan
Nebraska
Vilas
William F. Russell
Alver
Bland
David
Kansas
J.B
Illex
Palta
Bryan Emerges From Turbulent Democratic Convention
The Chicago convention drama moves from rowdy daybreak roll calls to Bryan securing the nomination after successive ballots amid loud cheers and marching crowds. The uproar shows the silver and populist factions rallying behind Bryan as party unity remains elusive.
Convention Adopts Resolutions After Fifth Ballot Nomination
A stampede on the fifth ballot led to Sewall's nomination. Resolutions empower the national committee to set the next convention's time and place and to appoint the chairman and executive committee members. The body thanked presiding officers Daniel White and Richardson and Chicago for hospitality. The convention adjourned sine die.
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Sewall
National Committee
Daniel
White
Richardson
Chicago
Bryan Nomination Sparks Lincoln Jubilant Welcome
In Lincoln Nebraska on July 11 crowds erupt in unrestrained celebration at Mr Bryan's nomination. Citizens across parties cheer the honor as factory whistles blow and State University cannon fire. A monster reception is planned for Bryan upon his return.
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Bryan
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Platte
Convention Hall
Committee On Credentials
Hogg
Texas
Martin
William J. Bryan
South Ghicago
Gentry
Lincoln, Neb
Mr. Bryan
Lincoln
State University
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Miller
Oregon
Sylvester Pennoyer
Pattison
Gov. Stone
Rhode Island
New Jersey
New Hampshire
Maine
Delaware
Connecticut
Bland Marching Club
Georgia
Dixie
Bragg
John R. McLean
George W. Fithian
James Hamilton Lewis
Washington
Joseph
Sibley
John R. Williams
Arthur Sewall
John W. Duniel
Virginian
National Silver Party
St. Louis
R. P. Bland
Chicago Coliseum
Bryan's