William Jennings Bryan for Democratic Nomination
The speech lauds William Jennings Bryan as Nebraska's favored son and argues he embodies reform, honesty, and labor backing. It praises his long anti trust, tariff, and imperialism stances, his direct senate election support, and his peace advocacy. Nebraska submits Bryan as national standard bearer with broad yeoman support.
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Kerr Wins National Committeeman Seat Over Guffey
Denver July 10 The Pennsylvania delegation elects James Kerr of Clearfield as national committeeman, defeating Colonel James H. Guffey of Pittsburgh. Guffey and supporters exit the caucus as Kerr secures forty-one and a half votes. Delegation members are chosen, a roll call vote is used, and no immediate contest is announced.
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Their Third Set of Triptets in Industry Pa
The Spangler household welcomed two boys and a girl the third set of triplets born to Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Spangler. The children are William Howard Willam Jennings Bryan and Alice Roosevelt Spangler, with the family noting the girl’s name as insisted by relatives.
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Over Thirt-Five Years In: a fragmented notice
An OCR fragment mentions a long period and payments tied to a pharmacy. Readable names or entities are unclear, making specifics difficult to determine. The text suggests a deal or arrangement involving diurettes and fees with references to a modern pharmacy and possibly a local arrangement.
Bryan for President: A Nebraska man's call to renominate
A massed advocacy piece endorses William Jennings Bryan as Democratic nominee. It extols his Jeffersonian democracy, attacks Republican policies, praises tariff reform and anti trust aims, and urges Bryan’s national leadership to uplift the poor and regulate industry.
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Democratic Charge for Reform Candidate Bryan Nominated
Governor Swanson of Virginia seconded William Jennings Bryan’s nomination, urging reform over Republican tactics. The speech denounces Roosevelt policies, defends Democratic reforms, and praises Bryan’s honesty and steadiness against predatory wealth and corporate power.
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