Bryan Yes To Presidency Analyzed By Washington Correspondent
A Washington correspondent outlines William J. Bryan as the Democratic presidential nominee. At 36, the Nebraskan is the youngest to secure the nomination, with two terms in Congress and famed speeches against the McKinley tariff and for free coinage of silver noted as pivotal.
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Bryan as a Congressional Lion Shapes Public Image
A fragment describes William Jennings Bryan as a gifted speaker with a strong appearance, valued by Washington society for his elegance. It cites his intellect, college background, and potential as a candidate, alongside assorted local ads and notices including medicines, beverages, and legal forms.
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