Bryan at Home After Defeat in 1900 Election
James Creelman sketches Bryan's tense post defeat scene in Lincoln and amid telegrams from Culpeper Virginia. He notes Bryan's refusal to admit defeat, the looming McKinley victory, and Bryan’s reflections on a future with or without public office.
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Mr. Bryan
James Creelman
New York World
Jones
Kentucky
Indiana
Michigan
Bryan
Siegel, Cooper & Co
New York
Chicago
McKinley
United States
Lincoln
Bryan and Sewall Club
Culpepper County
Virginia
Mrs. Bryan
Chairman Jones
Mr. McKinley
Senator Jones
Robin Hood
End of the Revolution Bryan Message and Triumph Mood
A detailed scene in Chicago after a political moment shows William Jennings Bryan drafting a congratulatory message to McKinley with firm resolve. The piece notes his leadership presence, the surrounding portraits of dead statesmen, and a defiant stance that signals the fight for bimetallism is just beginning. Additional notes describe local political figures and brief social mentions from Fredericktown News about candidates and visitors.
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Mr. Bryan
Mr. McKinley
Mrs. Bryan
Nreck
United States
Democratic Party
Bryan
Ife
Chicago
Next Senate Outlook Shapes Democratic Senate Majority
The article lists current state senate party balance: Democrats hold nineteen seats after last election gains by Morton through Lancaster, with incumbents Wells, Young, Lyons, Anderson, Majors, McClintic, Childers, Vander, Drum, Hohen Schild also cited. Republicans hold fourteen, with incumbents Brewster through Klene and new members Matthews, Mott, Schweickardt, Bosche, and Martin. If Burkhead is elected in the 19th district, Democrats rise to nineteen and Republicans to fifteen, giving Democrats control of the senate and its organization.
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Senate
Morton
Peers
Ballard
Orchard
Goody
Koontz
Madison
Lancaster
Miller
Wells
Young
Lyons
Anderson
Majors
McClintic
Childers
Vandiver
Drum
Marshall
Hohenschild
Total
Ninteen
Brewster
Davison
Seather
Powers
Williams
Landrum
O' Bannon
Gray
Klene
Matthews
Mott
Schweickardt
Bosche
Aveling
Martin
Burkhead
John Purley Visits Linesville for Update on Bryan Faith
In Madison County Democrat notes, John Purley recently came up Sunday and returned Monday. He is looking well and remains steadfast in support of free silver and the final election of William Jennings Bryan.
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Madison County
John Purley
Linesville
John
William Jennings Bryan
Joy in Europe Over McKinley Victory Told in London
A London press reaction cheers McKinley’s election as Europe’s bankers and moneyed interests expect four more years of protection and a gold standard. The commentary notes tariff policy matters less abroad than the global influence of capital and securities in stabilizing prices.
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Europe
Hanne
Mc ‘Kinley
Merry Old
England
London
Qlession
Meliley
McKinley
Republic
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