Kern of Indiana named as Bryan running mate prospect
George H. Picard profiles John W. Kern of Indiana as a leading Democrat, detailing his career from Kokomo lawyer to Indianapolis public figure. The piece notes Kern’s popularity, political battles, ties to Tom Taggart, and shifting stance on free silver, with emphasis on his loyalty to Bryan and Parker dynamics.
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