Rockefeller and Bryan in Uncertain Democratic Race
Reported talk in Washington and New York circles centers on whether Bryan willquit or run at Denver. He insists he will remain a candidate, while supporters discuss tactics to persuade him to bow out. Senator Jones and others doubt Bryan can be renomination, with discussions of Taft and Cannon as possible GOP rivals shaping the scene.
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Bryan Seeks Talks With Democrats In Washington
After a luncheon with Presbyterian pastor Mr. MacLeod and a reception in the lobby of his hotel, Mr. Bryan met numerous Democratic leaders including Perry Belmont. He planned conferences at the Capitol and a visit to Roanoke, with dinners and lectures noted as part of a busy itinerary.
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Bryan Trust in 96 0 Per Cent of Total Funds
New York report details Marcus Daly and other Western mining figures backing William J. Bryan in 1896, contributing about 288000 to the Democratic National Committee through local and national channels. It notes James K. Jones chaired the committee, Daly’s role, and the broader finance network supporting free silver at 16 to 1.
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National Committee
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Mining Interests Fuel Bryan Campaign Fund Rise
The Anaconda Mining Company directors led a broad fusion of mining wealth to finance William J. Bryan’s tour. Marcus Daly and other investors, including national banks and smelting firms, contributed sizable sums via the Democratic National Committee, with Oliver Belmont and Col. W. A. Guffey among notable solicited donors.
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Wiliam J. Bryan
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Ité
Mr. Bryan
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W.clark
Montana
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Pittsburg
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Pujo backs Gulberson for President amid Southern push
Rep A P Pujo of Louisiana publicly backs Charles A Culberson for the Democratic nomination, arguing the South must name a Southern nominee to win the presidency and urging unity to overcome Western weakness and bolster the ticket with Minnesota's Gov. Johnson as running mate. The piece also covers Roosevelt popularity in a Chicago Tribune straw poll, noting strong support among editors and Northern legislators, with notable Southern resistance.
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Home Cough Cure From Pine Oil Mixture
Recipe for a cough remedy using pine oil glycerine whiskey and sugar with dosing every four hours. Describes pine oil sold in half-ounce bottles in tin cases and claims use for chest colds sprains and bruises with instructions to warm and apply as needed.
Magoon Visits Matanzas In Warm Welcome From Citizens
Gov. Magoon toured Matanzas after arriving by train where provincial and municipal officials, Dominican friars, and American troops greeted him. He reviewed soldiers, met with officials, and attended a banquet at the palace and a ball in his honor. He praised Matanzas and said none of his administration’s troubles originated there. He planned to sail for Washington soon.
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Weather Conditions Report From Washington Daily Summary
Weather conditions update from the Weather Bureau details a moving storm from the interior toward Western Ontario, bringing rain and snow east of the Mississippi. Warmer Atlantic states with cooling trends elsewhere, plus a forecast of rain and snow across regions on Monday and Tuesday. Local report lists temperatures, humidity, and sunshine hours for the preceding day.
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