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Anderson Intelligencer

Location

Anderson, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1900

Page

10

National Democratic Convention Honors Independence with Flag Display

The crowd roars as two delegates unveil the flag draped on a bust of Mr. Bryan and read the Declaration of Independence. Senator Tillman then recites the document amid thunderous acclaim while Miss Fulton leads a singing interlude and the audience belts out My Country, Tis of Thee. The convention shifts to the nomination drama as Alabama yields to Nebraska, and William Jennings Bryan is hailed amid a galaxy of cheers and banners.

Fifa Thomas Jefferson Nilente Brym Meiyaber Chis Mungton Petoskey, Mich Hampton Miss Pulton Teddy Suss Fulton aThees Els Tor Hill Titi Mieharsom Datention Minots Esmehizion Ricnsolroiis Speeth South Carolina Mr. Tilman Tilman Senate Cuba Senator Hill Tillman Grmt Républis Tima Yrokim Ulin Mark Elanna Tell Missouri Chicago AW. D. Oldham Nebraska Bryan Alabama Oldham Mr. Bryan William Jennings Bruity Neraska Dave Hill

Platform pledge brings New York support for nominee

In a telling speech the party pledged undivided support and the 36 New York electoral votes to the nominee. The address was met with wild applause.

New York

National Democratic Convention Nominates Stevenson for Vice President

At the National Democratic Convention in Kansas City, Adlai J. Stevenson of Illinois was nominated on the first ballot with 68 1 2 votes after roll calls. Charles A Towne of Minnesota was nominated by the Silver Republicans allied with thePopulists. David B Hill was declined by Hal in a speech.

Kansas City California Illinois Adlai J. Stavenson Ilinois Cleveland Connecticut Minnesola Charles A. Towne Grady David B. Hill Hal Gen Carr North Carolina Hill Stevenson Qi Nintion Fenster Kieran South Carolina

Overseas news and local notes from a chaotic bulletin

Brevilies receipts show April revenue of 786067.87 in a Philippine Treasury update. Secretary Root remains at his desk while Avsiglant Melklebhn travels to Webranka. Alejandrio Rodrigues inaugurated mayor of Hayatin on Tuesday. The British reach Machado dorp on the Transvasis. General Woodhay orders probe into a Cuban policeman acquitted in Havana for killing an American. Germany’s torpedo flotilla tours the Rhine for a month, with towns feasting sailors. The Times notes fifty Rhine visits with asparagus and wine. Almone, a remote French village, claims the world’s coldest beer with eighty olds. rural cemeteries lack graves and oldest residents recall no funerals. Hermann Kurth, dodging detectives in ten cities for fraud, dies by suicide at St Paul, Minnesota.

Philippine Treasury Root Ia Tack Avsiglant Melklebhn Webranka

World News Mixed From Power House Fatalities and Global Events

A list of disparate items reports deaths in Hertford Conn from an electric accident. Trade notes mention German meat law import orders to Chicago in October. Trials for Brooklyn Rapid Transit stock manipulation are noted in New York. A London doctor polite exchange ends oddly with a tall tale. Tunis College students proposed a student jury system over college rules, later rejected. London society women plan Empire Mystic Hall appearances in fashion. Postal stamps offer international letters to Pacific islands under US rule. Germany tests a new ornate German type for Paris Exposition. Italian universities report women degree recipients by field. Boxer unrest in Chefoo and Moukden with missionaries threatened. Relocation of Cossacks toward Danish mission relief, amid tension at Tienjin with Japanese and Russian forces. Fears over Yangtze crossing as Chinese tensions rise.

Tunis College Tutts Vondon Society Empire Mistic Hall Daily Mall Philippines Guam Tutuila Uness Sam Hawaii Porto Rico Ainty

Troops to Philippines Ordered for China Duty

The War Department issued orders Saturday for 6,264 regular troops to depart for the Philippines with the aim of use in China. The force includes two battalions of the Fifteenth, Second, Fifth and Eighth, two squadrons of the First and Ninth cavalry, one squadron of the Third cavalry, and a company of engineers. Troop movement will proceed as transportation is arranged.

China Washington, D.C Secretary of War Miles Corbim War Department Philippines Third Cavalry

Large Stamp Issue Across The Post Office Department

Washington D C Special reports the post office department for the year shows a stamp issue of 3 968 374 310 valued at 76 276 804 an increase from 1899 of 467 427 460 and a sales value rise of 9 474 413 New slogan or new susp hooks issued late in the fiscal year sold in excess of two and a half million totaling 830 048

Washington, D. C Post Office Department

Committee to notify McKinley of nomination in Canton

Cleveland dispatch reports the National Republican convention committee will notify President McKinley of his nomination next Thursday at his home. The committee includes one representative from each state and territory, led by Senator Henry Cabot Lodge, with Nation chairman Hanna and secretary Dick. Members will depart Canton on a special train at 11 o clock Thursday.

McKinley Cleveland Senator Lodge Massachusetts Nation Hanna Canton

Arsenals Outside Town Destroyed in Major Fire

A large fire destroyed three arsenals near Tinn-Talo, erasing weapons and ammunition valued at more than two million dollars. Officials say the loss includes arms of the latest design and will impact regional military supplies. Local authorities coordinate investigations and safety measures after the incident.

Tinn-Talo

Unclear excerpt prompts brief legal note

An unclear OCR fragment mentions payment of 190 words to pay 1000 and references to a “cman” and “Maciatrate” with names like Berlis and Waltass. Details are too fragmentary to identify entities, actions, or outcomes.

Seanerar Willions Cman Berlis Waltass

Hodgson Abandons Gomasate Due to Supply Shortage

Dispatch from Sir Frederic M. Hodgson Governor of the African Gold Coast reports abandonment of Gomasate because of age and shortage of supplies. Separately a new brick leak house is under construction at Danyile by R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co Winston including three stories and substantial dimensions.

Fredericx M. Hodgson Gold Coast London Gomasate Danyile R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company Winston

Shot by a Jealous Husband in Bristol Tennessee

In Elisabethton Tennessee John H Tipton a prominent young lawyer fired three shots from a revolver into George Swift as Swift stood in the post office Swift was wounded but not fatally Tipton had previously removed his wife to her parents home in McMinn county He was arrested and given bond of two thousand dollars for trial Swift recently moved from New York to serve as secretary of the Tennessee Mineral Company

Bristol Elisabethton Tenn John H. Tipton George Swift Tipton Swift McMinn County Tennessee New York The Tennessee Mineral Company

Harmony in Campaign Plan Reached by Silver Democrats Populists

Working in Harmony Kansas City Mo conference committees from Silver Republicans Democrats and Populists finalized an amicable campaign plan aligned with the Democratic convention declaration. An advisory committee of three members from each party was appointed to implement the strategy in every district.

Kansas City

German Empire News Dominate Yet China News Sparks Debate

The German realm remains calm yet tense as China news dominates. Public opinion diverges sharply while a majority supports the government stance on the Chinese situation amid mounting anxiety and heated discourse.

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