William Jennings Bryan
American
Lineage
- Daughter: Ruth Bryan Owen
| Y/M/D | Description | Association | Composition | Place | Locale | Food | Event |
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| Y/M/D | Description | Association | Composition | Place | Locale | Food | Event |
| Home | William Jennings Bryan Boyhood Home | Salem | |||||
| Home | William Jennings Bryan House | Asheville | |||||
| Home | Fairview | Lincoln, NE | |||||
| 1896/00/00 | William Jennings Bryan stays overnight at the Smeede during his 1896 Presidential campaign through Oregon. | Visitor | Smeede Hotel | Eugene | |||
| 1899/00/00 | William Jennings begins his campaign for the Democratic gubernatorial nominee. His cause was helped by his cousin, William Jennings Bryan, who attended a party at the Jennings home and his own wife May, the daughter of Senator Mann of Hernando County. | Supporter | William Sherman Jennings House | Brooksville | |||
| 1907/05/30 | At the Jamestown Exposition's Patrick Henry Day, keynote speaker William J Bryan urges to continue the fight against corporate greed and declares Federal Rate Law has financially benefited railroads who ungratefully fight rate reduction. | Speaker | Jamestown Exposition Site Buildings | Norfolk | Jamestown Exposition | ||
| 1908/00/00 | William Jennings Bryan, running for US President against William Howard Taft, gives a speech from the steps of the Perry Carnegie Library. | Presidential Candidate | Perry Carnegie Library Building | Perry | |||
| 1908/10/01 | William J Bryan delivers a carriage-side speech on the southwest corner of Courthouse Square with the mayor, looks up at the Decatur County Courthouse, asks when it was built, and proclaims it one of the finest Gothic buildings he has ever seen. | Presidential Candidate | Decatur County Courthouse, IN | Greensburg | |||
| 1912/00/00 | William Bryan buys a lot on Biscayne Bay from Miami pioneer Mary Brickell for c $30,000. | Home | Villa Serena, Miami | Miami, Fl | |||
| 1913/10/00 | In autumn 1913, William Jennings Bryan and his wife visit the Grove Park Inn where Fred Steely chauffeurs his guest on a tour of the area in convertible Packard. | Guest | Grove Park Inn | Asheville | |||
| 1913/12/00 | William Jennings Bryan's Spanish Mediterranean style mansion, Villa Serena, nears completion. | Home | Villa Serena, Miami | Miami, Fl | |||
| 1925/07/26 | After attending a church service, William Jennings Bryan dies in his sleep from apoplexy at aged 65 in Dayton, Tennessee. | Died | Dayton, TN | Tennessee |
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