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Vaughan, Fred W

lawyer, politician, was born Dec. 9, 1858, in Wyalusing, Pa. He received his education in the common schools, at the Susquehanna Collegiate institute, and at the Wyoming Commercial college.

He is successful lawyer of Fremont, Neb.; secretary of the Sound Money Democratic league of Nebraska, and prominent member of various orders. In 1896 he was a gold a a delegate to the democratic national convention, which delegation was unseated. He was subsequently chosen to a Chicago conference, which resulted in the national convention at Indianapolis, to which he was also a delegate.

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