Convention Opens in Philadelphia As Republicans Rally
The Philadelphia convention fills Wall to wall as Senator Hanna calls it to order at 12 35 pm. Delegates cheer Roosevelt and McKinley allies while Wolcott and Fairbanks lead the speaking and committee rosters are listed for the next session.
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Hanna
Roosevelt
J. Gray Bolton
The
Hope Presbyterian Church of
Mr. Bolton
Senator Hanna
National Committee
Colonel Dick
Republican Party
Philadelphia
Cradle of
Liberty
McKinley
Paris
Tropics
Philippines
Spain
Wolcott
New York
Chicago
Senator Welcott
Colorado
Fairbanks
Cleveland
Republican Congress
Hawaiian Islands
Pacific
Indiana
Cuba
Luzon
Mr. Wolcott
Kentucky
Senator Wolcott
Taylor
Mr. Payne
Charles M. Johnsen
Minnesota
John R. Malfoy
Ohio
John R. Beam
New Jersey
Lucien Gray
Hlinots
Gardner P. Stickney
Wisconsin
James F. Burke
Pennseylvania
W. B. Hotchmann
Tennessee
Warren Bigter
John*. Royce
Kansas
F. Gaylord
Connecticut
Dennis Ward
Michigan
L. Lampson
James H. Stone
Asher C Kinds
M. W. Bluenbere
District of Columbia
J.C. Potts
George B. Butlin
Nebraska
Maynes
New Mexico
Cannon
Illinois
Edgar M. Levy
Delegation Debates VP Pick Across States In Runup
Philadelphia reports show Minnesota Utah and California debates over vice presidential picks with ex Senator Washburn and J Salisbury discussed. Kansas backs Roosevelt amid crowded talks as Colorado signals support while Philippines stance cited in broader party maneuvering.
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Philadelphia
Minnesota
W. D. Washburn
Utah
National Committee For Settlement
Wells
Thomas Kearns
Edward Loose
J. Salisbury
Salt Lake City
Salisbury
Bryan
St. Louis
California
Secretary Long
Roosevelt
George Knight
Pacific Coast
Kansas
Judge Burton
Burton
United States
New York
Colorado
Senator Wolcott
Tenement Fire in Buffalo Causes Three Deaths
A Buffalo tenement blaze last night killed Mrs. Gullana Milandi and her two children, a five year old daughter and a son aged years, with an infant burned severely who cannot survive. A fourth victim is expected to die.
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Republican Party
United States
Europe
Alaska
South Africa
Mexico
China
Congress
Buffalo
N. Y
Gullana Milanda
Milandi
Man Charged With Threat to Kill After Plea Guilty
Special dispatch reports Oscar Mattux filed a complaint accusing Noah Volande of threatening to kill. Volande pleaded guilty and was placed under bond to keep the peace.
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Oscar Mattux
Noah Volande
Women and men clash over suffrage plank in Philadelphia
The resolution committee in Philadelphia formed a sub committee to draft a platform while suffrage advocates led by Carrie Chapman Catt pressed for a constitutional amendment. Opponents urged caution arguing suffrage could harm public welfare. A separate debate centered on a strong gold standard and bi metallism with talks on labor, immigration limits, and tariff policy.
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Philadelphia
Fairbanks
Indiana
Davis
Minnesota
Gallinger
New Hampshire
Foraker
Ohio
Carter
Montana
McCumber
North Dakota
Messrs
Quigg
New York
Noyes
Maryland
Madden
Illinois
Rosewell
California
Penrose
Pennsylvania
Department of Commerce and Industry
Suffrage Association
Congress
Carrie Chapman Catt
Equal Suffrage Association
Annie Shaw
Francis M. Scott
J. Elliott Cabott
Massachusetts
Carolina
Representative White
South
Lynch
Mississippi
H. H. Hanna
Henry ©.Wayne
Wisconsin
Colorado
Republican Party
United States
Lemuel EB. Quigg
Questent
Great Britain
Transvaal
Hague
International Mining Congress Opens in Milwaukee
The third convention of the International Mining Congress opens in Milwaukee with several hundred delegates. Colorado leads with 2,000 exhibits as ex Governors Bradford, Swineford, and Prince attend. President Montgomery urges federal mining law reforms and a separate Department of Mines. Adjournment set for tomorrow.
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Milwaukee
Wis
International Mining Congress
Colorado
Bradford IL. Prince
Santa Fe
N. M
Swineford
Alaska
Prince
Montgomery
B. F. Montgomery
Congress
Department of Mines and Mining
Department of Agriculture
Salt Lake
Department of the Interior
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W. E. Seeley
Florida
Walter G. Dobinson
Georgia
H. A. Rucker
Idaho
W. B. Heyburn
Ilinois
Martin R. Madden
Charles W. Fairbanks
Iowa
George W. Ere
M. A. Lowe
W. Taylor
Louisiana
Emile Kuntz
Sabine
Frank (. Payson
T . Noyes
Walter Clifford
Edward N. Dingley
Cushman K. Davis
John R. Lynch
Missouri
D. P. Dyer
Thomas H. Carter
E. Rosewater
Nevada
O. J. Smith
J. H. Gallinger
Frederick £. Olcott
Lemuel E. Quigg
North Carolina
J. H. McNamee
P. McCumber
Joseph B. Foraker
Oregon
Natiional Committee
Arkansas
Powell Clayton
W. C. van Fleet
FE. Oo. Wolcott
Charles FP. Brooker
John G. Long
Judson W. Lyons
George L. Rhoup
Jerome Stewart
Harry New
Ernest FE. Hart
David W. Mulvane
James W. Yerkes
Atwill Bodley
Maine
Joseph Manley
T ( McComas
Lt Meyer
William H. Elliott
Thomas Shevelin
H. C. Turley
Missoula
Richard «. Kerens
William H DeWitt
P. L. Flanagan
Charles T. Means
Franklin Murphy
Frederick Ss. Gibbs
Alex McKinzie
George B. Cox
George A
William M. Mellette
Solomon Luna
Oklahoma
William Gaines
Committee On
Alabama
J. W. Dimmick
Wim. Rix
Chester Howell
Committee On Permanent Organization
General Grosvenor
Thomas M. Hastings
Senator Lodge
Charles W. Johnson
Serge
Gray Oxford
Vienna
Gans & Klein
North Main Street
Butte, Mont
Ane
al Curerency
Department OF Mines
Able
Siegel
Siegel Clothings
Hutte
Monta
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