Bryan Clark clash over New York delegates influence
Baltimore June reports reveal a sharp exchange between William J Bryan and Speaker Champ Clark. Bryan accuses New York delegates under Charles Murphy of trading vote influence, while Clark calls Bryan's charges false and infamous. Clark defends his position and notes eight ballots without a nomination.
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Hearst Attacks Bryan Over Clark Endorsement and Democracy
William Randolph Hearst denounces William Jennings Bryan for opposing Champ Clark at the Democratic convention. Hearst argues Bryan harms progressive aims, snarls party unity, and risks destroying democracy by personal vendetta and alliance with bosses. He praises Clark as a harmonizer advancing progressive principles.
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Wilson Victory Rumors Roil Baltimore Convention Hopes
Baltimore reports swirl around Woodrow Wilson’s path to the presidential nomination as delegates and managers debate strength. Wilson backers claim rising support from New Jersey and other delegations on ballots, while rivals Clark and Bryan face dwindling momentum amid internal discussions and regional positions.
Destructive Regina Tornado Shatters City
A Saskatchewan tornado devastated Regina after four days of storms, killing between 400 and 500 people and causing about 14 million dollars in damage. The storm toppled grain elevators, wrecked churches, destroyed the railway yards, and left the city in darkness with extensive property loss and numerous injuries.
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Feaying of Bryan by Hearst Tightens Baltimore Deadlock
Special to The Washington Post reports that Thomas F Ryan gave $20 000 to Bryan's campaign fund. The New York World earlier claimed money went to Nebraska in 1904 for Bryan's Senate bid. The sum, allegedly $20 000, moved through Democratic party channels to T Allen Bryan’s brother in law and Nebraska chair.
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Odious Defeat Predicted in Democratic Convention Deadlock
Baltimore June 30 The Democratic national convention shows no relief from deadlock as Bryan’s opponents move toward a last ditch adjournment. Hearst accuses Bryan of being a boss, while Bryan counters with proof of prior aid. Clark and Wilson supporters vow to fight on, with Bryan asserting no candidate backed by wet NY figures can win.
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Bryan Says Harmon and Underwood Are Impossible Nominees
William J Bryan argues New York votes should not dictate the presidential nomination. He lists Kern James OGorman Culberson and Rayner as possible substitutes if Wilson or Clark fail to unite delegates. He urges progressives to unite on common ground and cautions against nominating a candidate beholden to Charles Murphy and New York influence.
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