Bryan Bitterly Attacks Guffey On July Fourth
Lincoln July 4. William J Bryan declares he expects to be nominated and attacks Pennsylvania Democrat James M Guffey as a conspiracy leader. He speaks to delegates from six states at Fairview noting Pennsylvania’s primary has chosen pro nomination delegates. Tom Johnson and Southern visitors praise Bryan while Bun for party unity and democracy against bosses dominates the crowd.
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Guffey Plans Reply to Bryan Attack Today
Col. James M. Guffey of Pennsylvania said he would submit Bryan's Lincoln speech statement to the state delegation and prepare a deliberate reply. He indicated no immediate comment but pledged to defend his position as anti Bryan forces evaluate New York's stance and delegate support.
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Tammany Men Select Frawley as Bryan Running Mate
New York delegates aboard Special Train 2 to Chicago nominate Senator James J. Frawley of Tammany Hall for vice president after Bryan message approves. Frawley accepts amid praise from Wagner Sinnott Gavin Walsh and others, pledging support and a sweeping national ticket victory.
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Bryan Speaks on New York Vote in Taft Victory Equation
New York observers noted William J. Bryan told Herman Ridder he could win without New York’s electoral votes. Analysts weighed combinations from the past three campaigns, listing states and electoral totals as part of the Taft contest calculations.
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Political Map Notes Elector Votes in 1900 Election
The fragment outlines electoral vote totals by state groups for the 1900 race. It lists Idaho Montana South Dakota Washington and notes 39 electors with Kansas Nebraska. It mentions the Solid South with 169 votes and Oklahoma adding 7 votes to the Democratic bloc. It references Bryan states and combinations for victory, and a warning about Taft not losing key regions.
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Bryan may defeat Taft if inroads into the Middle West grow
The assessment notes Bryan could win if he secures gains in the Middle West with strong results in Ohio, Connecticut, New Jersey, and Indiana. It suggests Bryan has a chance if these inroads mature, positioning him against Taft.
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