Bryan and Kern Nab Democratic Nominations at Denver
The Democratic National Convention in Denver nominated William Jennings Bryan of Nebraska for president and John W. Kern of Indiana for vice president after a rousing, contentious session. Bryan led on the first ballot with 9214 votes, while Taft led the Republicans earlier in Chicago. The gathering showcased Bryan's power, factional strife, platform debates, and praise for Grover Cleveland and Roosevelt in a highly charged atmosphere.
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Bryan Nominated by Democrats After Prolonged Convention
The Democratic national convention rallied behind William Jennings Bryan after days of speeches and clashes over platform language. Delegates, amid cheers and a dramatic push, named Bryan as the party standard bearer while opponents pressed for reform and labor issues.
Bryan Accepts Democratic Nomination in 1900 Statement
William J. Bryan at 4:34 this morning announced he would not seek a second term if elected, stressing singleness of purpose and duty to God and country. He praised the platform, called it clear and strong, and thanked the party committee for its work. He emphasized the nomination was from the rank and file, not from a few individuals.
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