History of Democratic Conventions In The Past
A detailed timeline traces Democratic national conventions from 1842 Baltimore to 1908 Denver, noting key rules, faction splits, and ticket outcomes. It covers major contests, the two-thirds rule history, regional walkouts, and notable nominees including Van Buren, Polk, Buchanan, Lincoln era splits, and later candidates through Bryan and Parker. Local notices of visits and business follow the historical survey.
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Washington, D
Baltimore
Chicago
Jefferson
Ita
Washington
Democratic Party
Andrew Jackson
Martin van Buren
Richard M. Johnson
van Buren
Sestern
National Democrate
Balimore
Wie
James K. Polk
Texas
New York
Lewis Case
Michigan
William O. Butler
Kentucky
Taylor
Fillmore
Franklin Pierce
New Hampshire
Dark Horse
William B. King
Alabama
Cincinnati
James Buchanan
Pennsylvenia
John ©. Breckenridge
United States
Charleston
D. C
Apt
Wileh A
Stephen A. Dougland
Timels
Herschel W. Johnson
Georgia
John ©. Dreakinridge
Joseph
Horatio Seymour
N. P. Blair
Miavouri
Grant
Colfax
Horace Greeley
B. Grate Brown
Missouri
St. Louis
Mronteat
Samuel J. Tilden
Thomas A. Hendricks
Indiana
Gen. Winfield
Hancock
William H. Bug
Arthur Sewall
Maine
Kansas City
William J Bryan
Nebraska
Ioe Hendricks
Louis
Alton B. Parker
Henry G. Davin
West Virginia
Denver
William J. Bryan
Tehracks
John Wern
Madlani
Vicw
Baltimore Delegates Gather at Armory for Nomination
Baltimore prepares for a presidential nominating event as delegates assemble at the armory to choose and back a candidate. The gathering signals a pivotal step in the party's campaign, with local officials and supporters expected to attend and participate in the decision.
Delegate count drives Democratic presidential selection in Maryland
In Daluimore on June 22 delegates will assemble at the Fifth Regiment Armory to name a Democratic candidate. The 174 delegates represent Democratic voters from 48 states plus the District of Columbia Alaska Hawaii Puerto Rico and the Philippines. Delegates excluding territories total twice the number of ...
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Daluimore
Fifth Regiment
United States
District of Columbia
District of
Alaska
Hawaii
Porto Rico
Philippines
Four Leading Candidates In West Gird For Democratic Nomination
Delegates prepare for next weeks Democratic convention with four top contenders Clark Harmon Underwood and Witman in the lead on the first ballot. Dark horses William Bryan and Jayne are mentioned as possibilities amid talk of a deadlock and possible multiple ballots.
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Delegaton
Ace Champ Clark
Missouri
Woodrow Wilsen
New Jersey
Ovear W
Underwood
Alabama
Judson Harmon
Ohio
Four
Massachusetts
Ballwin
Connectcut
Marshall
Indiana
Burke
North Dakota
Braker Clark
Witnan
Harmon
Homes of
Wiliam
Tiryan
Jayner
New York City
National Committee
Baltimore
Fox
Democratic National Convention and Its Platform Process
A 1910s overview explains delegates from states meet to form a platform and choose a presidential candidate and vice president for the Democratic Party. It notes two-thirds nomination rules and anticipates influence from the Republican convention, with references to local social arrivals and travels related to the convention period.
Michigan Celebrates Seventieth Anniversary at Ann Arbor
Ann Arbor hosts a grand anniversary week for the University of Michigan with student parade events and renowned speakers. Notables include Rt Rev Charles Horch, Jeremiah Jenks, and Lawrence Maxwell, while international universities participate in the ceremonies during commencement week.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
Chas. Horch
New York
Jeremiah Jenks
Cornell University
Lawrence Maxwell
Cincinnati
United States
Canada
Teddy's Double Convention Victors at Expense of Colo
Teddy's team secured a decisive victory at the convention, despite significant costs borne by Colorado officials and organizers. The event saw key figures and venues affected as the outcome favored Teddy's contingent. Local observers noted budget strains and logistical challenges throughout the proceedings.
Urbana delegates and 192- convention notes in 1920s prose
Urbana report outlines George W. McCracken burial after apoplexy as anti Harmon candidate for the Baltimore convention from the Eighth District. Bennet announces bid for Congress at Republican state convention set for July 2 in Columbus. Also mentions new bridge card dealing machine and evolving entertainment forms.
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Urbana
Baltimore
George W. Mey Cracken
Mey Cracken
Baylor
Christianbure
Harmon
McCrack
Ronves
Bennet
Foledon
J. Bennet
Hit Hat
Columbus
Record of a Great Medicine Hooper Nebraska
Mrs Susim Tem Pleton from Hooper Nebraska testifies Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured five years of female troubles. She describes relief after seven bottles and performing work for eighteen boarders with no relapse. She grants permission to publish her name to help others.
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Hooper
Nebraska
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinksham
Susim Templeton
Pinkham
Lydia E. M. Pinkham
Mt. Vernon Transit Schedules Fragment
Daily bus times for Mt. Vernon Ohio appear in a partial schedule. Notable entries show lines for daily operation, Sunday exceptions, and specific times such as 1:80 p.m. and 9:00 p.m. with references to numbers and codes like No. DUB No. 500 and No. 623. The readable text suggests routes with limited legibility and scattered codes.
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Mt. Vernon
Notice of Hearing on Accounts July 2 1912
Following accounts have been filed for settlement and will be heard Tuesday July 2 1912. Albert Slusser administrator of Mulburn Tish Patrick A Berry Probate Judge. Third partial account Fred Serf guardian of Louis Frederick Shertt. Marvin F Dudgeon guardian of Mary Jane Dudgeon. Park B Blair executor of Adam Kime. Sarah A Kime deceased. J W Fry executor of Samuel Fry. John B Carter guardian of Raphael Carter.
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Knox County
Ohio
Toenday
Anna J. Loree
Elizabeth Hixenbaugh
Patrick A. Berry
Albert Slusser
Mulburn ‘Tish
Fred Serf
Evardian
Louis Frederick Shertt
Marvin F. Dudgeon
Mary Jane Dudgeon
Park B. Blair
Adam Kime
Sarah A. Kime
J. W. Fry
Samuel Fry
Turaday
John B. Carter
Raphael Carter
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Toledo
Glito
Ihberty
Dayton
Severa Faye
John Teenbarner
E. Lb
Porter
Danville
Pricay
Courty Sealer
Weights and Menpurce
J.C. Tinkey
Greersville
Willam Wonderly
Lanonster
Newton H. Eastman
Col- Hinks
Ahorn
Meera
Kinninard
J. Q Porter
Robert L. Hyatt
Mia
Alor
North
Gay Street
William McCormick
Dean
Sulver Waty
Ada
ME Vernon
Castoria
Armory
House of Representatives
Ineen
de Delouw
Uhich Hay
Te Terenoraily
Katherine Critchfield
Leland Arnold
Vertion
Newark
Granviile
C. C. Howell
Knoxville
Ed. W. Hreece
Ednon Breece
Springfield
Harry Hitner
Frank
John
Uniontown
Pittsburgh
B. W. Ox
Culebra
Panna
Amy
Clementine Oxe
Scott
Beall & Bowne
Moomabeah
Clement Beal
Buccyruk
Quenta
A. A. Perrine
East Winestret
Harry Patterson
Shafter
Bellyitle
James L. Leonard
Mt Vernon
Sherif John Woolsson
Centerbury
Louis Dethier
Pennsylvania Railroad
Teddy
Viettor Maseum
Colo
M. Reyes
Colonel Roosevelt
Mr Reyes
Giao
Tims
American Preas Assoc
Nyal
Mt. Vernon, Ohio
Pennsylvania
A. R
Akron
P. m
Jaen
Amd
Allie
Twolee
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