The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-09-03
Enthusiastic Meeting
of Bryan and Kern Club
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of Bryan and Kern Club
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| the selections had duly been made,
and referred the list to the secretary
10 be read. The report included the
names of two candidates from each
of the 80 precincts.
On motion of H P Neuman, the
original resolution of the club calling
for one vice-president from each pre-
cinct was amended to provide for two
from each precinct, and for the cleo
ton OF all the candidates which the
nominating committee had proposed
Under this motion the following pre-
| cinct vice-pTesidents were elected:
Vice-PreSidentS.
Precinct Archie Benton, Henry
Blum.
Precinct 2.-Wm. Archer, Milton
Cravey.
Precinct 3.-wm. Fell. H. T. Purcell.
Precinct A Cal Tippin, Mark
Joseph.
Precinct 5.-George H. Davis, A. H.
Bailey.
Precinct 6.-B. NJ. Bombay, John T.
Precinct &c. L. Virgins, Murdoch
Mcmillan
Precint s.-Fnos. Morgan, Oliver
White
Precinct 9.-N. ]. Brewton, J. w
Creary.
Precinct 10.-Elijah Warde, E. G.
Graham
Precinct 1I-w. NJ. Eggerton, J. B.
Stewart
Precinct 12-J. n. Andrews, Mitch
ell Touart, Jr.
Draoi7of T
Precinct 14.-Joseph Brown, Bryan
DunwoOdy.
Precinct 15.-w. J. Sennott. John
B. Jones'
Precinct 16.-W. B. Hubbard, Jas.
FaTneIl.
Precinct 17.-H. c. Clopton. Gideon
Murphy.
Precinct 1s.-w. J. Brewton, NJ. o.
Baggett.
Precinct 19.-J. B. Cooper, w. H.
Precint 2O-Mark McCrdy, W. R.
Eubanks.
Precinct 21;-Ed Gale Bombay. DR..
J. D. Tramme1l
Precinct 22.-Jas. H. Jones. Wade
H. Mays
Precinct %. C. KilIum, W. C.
Kelly.
Precinct 24-w. A. Blount, Sr., Jno.
Davenport.
Precinct 25.-w. A. Kuehn, H. A.
Suggs.
Precinct 26.-walter Everett, B. H.
Fairchild.
Precinct 27-H. H. Boyer, Jas. Nc
Hugh.
Precinct 2S.-Chas. Cottren. f. L.
Reese
Precinct 29.-Tnos. W. Kent, Frank
B. Radcliffe
Precinct 3O-F. E. Brawner, J. S.
Reese.
Precinct 31-w. J. Forbes, H. o. An
SON
Precinct 32-wm. e. Rowland.
Hines Crsvey
Precinct 3S.-J. F. Rigsby, w T
Coleman.
The Program.
The business portion of the meet
Mayes arose Is frifrodfGe66d the IgNe main
feature of the evening or the speech
es by William Jennings Bryan. Mr..
Mayes referred TO the great popularity
IN which the Photographic reproduc-
lions of the speeches of botn presi-
Dental candidates are being held in
the present campaign. the idea having
been first adopted by Mr.. Bryan and
then followed by Mr. Taft Mr. Jas.
McHugh, he said, than whom no bet
ter democrat and no more loyal BRYAN
man lived in the county today had
hrst suggested the idea of giving a
public photographic entertainment
with the speeches of Mr. Bryan, hav-
ing offered the use of his machine and |
records. Mr.. McHugh was ILL how
ever, and unable to be present, and
the Clutter Music House offered the |
use OF one of its best machines, with |
a large number of records.
The monograph was operated bv |
Mr. Sam 3. Flynn
The following interesting numbers
composed the evenings entertain
ment.
Swollen Fortunes e. VIM J. BRYAN
: Guaranty of Bank Deposits.
. - 1900 VIM J. Bryan
, MUSIC Dixie 49, PhOnograDh
/ The Tariff Question VIM. J. BRYAN
, The Railroad Question. ~
-: - $780, Vim. J. Bryan
}. Popular Election of Senators.
- - 1885, VIM. J. Bryan
J. Mus1c-"Home, Sweet Home.
- - go 49, monograph
Many Speeches Made.
Interspersed among the features of
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