Three New Men Placed On The Ticket In Ohio Convention
Columbus June 3 The Ohio Republican convention completed its work in three hours despite heat nominating a full state ticket and endorsing Foraker for reelection. Nippert nominated for lieutenant governor replacing Caldwell. Nash Sheets Cameron and Johnson renominated. Senator Hanna chaired and urged unity while stressing protection and party principles.
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George K. Nash
Carl L. Nippert
J. L. Price
John M. Sheets
Supreme Court
Lawson E. Emerson
Isaac B. Cam- Ton
Board of Public Works
W. J. Johnston
Columbus
Ohio
Hanna
Joseph B. Foraker
United States
Nippert
Nash
Sheets
Caldwell
State Anti- Saloon League
Clark
Foraker
Hannah
Hanne
Chaseman
Forsker
Ave Plavser
Ave Plavser. “Democratic Party
Plete Taka No- Yee
Lavatter
Selich
Srooperty
McKinley
Siteh
Republican Party
Imperial Republican Platform Speech Highlights Trade and Labor
A Republican platform extols protective measures for commerce and shipbuilding, calls for American labor protections and Chinese exclusion renewal, honors veterans, affirms strict constitutional rights for suffrage, and lauds McKinley era gains in territories from Cuba to the Philippines, framing them as prudent governance and national strength. It urges enforcement of laws and expansion of home rule where applicable, linking progress to the party's leadership.
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Resolutions Committee
Ohio
Philadelphia
Republican Party
United States
Aden
Peter Ameen
Uty
Uuder
Creare
Lees
Congress
Republicat Party
Tancma
Ami
Auriastitutiona
Tre Enton
Ovary Elteen
Congesa
Intherfectoral College
Stata
Spain
Supreme Court
Foraker Inn
McKinley
Chin
Cute
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Philippines
Debit rumored crisis at Seventh National Bank clears
New York June 25 debit balance at the Seventh National Bank with the clearing house was reported at 953000 or 988000 sparking rumors of bank troubles. Officials said all banks settled obligations, clearing house sheets passed, and the flurry was likely a check robbery scheme. President Kimball resigned. General Thomas elected director and stockholder reassured the bank's sound condition.
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New York
Seventh National Bank
Wiliam Sherer
Wiliam H. Tappan
Gallatin National Bank
Clearing House
William A. Kimball
H. F. Thomas
Samuel Thomas
General Thomas
Cambria Steel Firm Falls Under Pennsylvania Company Control
The Pennsylvania Company owned by the Pennsylvania Railroad Company has bought the Pennsylvania Steel Company and gained control of the Cambria Steel Company. Pennsylvania steel stock allotments go to Reading, Northern Central, Baltimore and Ohio Chesapeake and Ohio, Norfolk and Western railroads. The Pennsylvania Company retains the majority, Reading next largest.
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Great Steel
Pennsylvania Company
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Pennsylvania Steel Company
Cambria Steel Company
Pennsylvania Steel
Reading Company
Northern Central
Baltimore ,and Ohio
Chesapeake and Ohio
Norfolk and ‘Western
Hs Reading Company
Brutally Murdered Woman and Suicidal Attack at Home
In Poplar Bluff Missouri on June 25 Stephen Clark fatally stabbed Tearl Clark with a butcher knife during a fit of rage and then fatally wounded himself with a hatchet after beating her. The incident ends with both victims and attacker dead.
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Stephen Clark
Poplar Bluff
Tearl Clark
Clark
President pardons Mussey in $100,000 embezzlement case
Washington June 25 the president pardons Charles W Mussey former cashier of the National Bank of Rutland Wisconsin who was convicted last year of misapplication of $100 000 of bank funds and sentenced to seven years in the house of correction Mussey is in id beside him
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Washington
Charles W. Mussey
The
National Bank of Rutland
Thi House of Correction
Mussey
Id Besith
Cuba Quarantine Not Lifted Says Dr Glennon Proposal Opposed
Washington report says the marine hospital service will not accept Dr Glennon’s plan to suspend part of the usual summer quarantine against Cuba citing no yellow fever present. Protests against the suspension came from across the United States. Also Hong Kong reports plague with 155 new cases and 8 deaths in the week ending June.
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Glennon
Cuba
Washington
Tt 6
Marine Hospital Service
Glennor
United States
Knights of St John Meet in Cincinnati Convention
The Catholic Knights of St John held their annual convention in Cincinnati. Reports from Supreme President Fries urged a paid organizer and federation of orders. Cardinal Martinelli proposed ritual terminology changes including replacing Petrinech with grand knight or master. Commanderies totaled 270 with 18 200 members. treasury balance reported. Coney Island commandery won first prize in a competition, Columbus commandery second, with Columbus cadets winning in their class. Rochester, Indiana, sought the next convention venue with Iowa or Indiana prospects noted.
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Cincinnati
Catholic Knights of St. John
Henry J Fries Im
Martinelli
Kane
Treasury
Érst
Coney Island Commandery
Columbus
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Great Church Builder Dead Virginia Missionary
Rev J R Harrison longtime Baptist minister in Virginia died in Stuartville Patrick county at age sixty nine. A native of Franklin county he served as a southwest Virginia missionary and led evangelism in the state for years. He pastored Hollins Institute and two Richmond churches and built more than twenty churches converting over thirty thousand souls. Survived by his wife and two daughters, one married to Mr Jones of At.
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Virginia
Richmond
J. R. Harrison
Stuartville
Patrick County
Hollins Institute
Joneses
New Hotel Planned for Richmond in Broad Street Block
Richmond about to gain a grand hotel as Willam H. Zimmerman buys half a block on Broad Street near Seventy and plans a large establishment. The project, announced June 25, aims to elevate the city’s lodging capacity with a $360,000 property and notable construction.
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Richmond
Willam H. Zimmerman
Broad Street
Hand to hand clashes as Boers and British fire near Retta
Desperate hand to hand fighting unfolds as General Elliott's column clashes with De Wet's force near Retta. Boers recapture a British convoy after falling back, then renew efforts with reinforcements arriving. Casualties reported include a staff officer wounded and captured, plus a killed and wounded on Dela Trey's side. Local fighting spreads with looting and outposts under pressure.
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Cape Town
Elliott
Devwwet
Reitz
Cabmet DeListe
Dela- Trey
DeWet
Jacobus Botha
Cane Assembly
Aliwnlworth
New House
Botha
Barkley Wear
Cape Solow
Fordhe
Clen Almond
Alfwamorth Boer
Bruso
London
War Office
South Africa
Zecruat
Cape Colony
Jamestown
Altwalworth
Great German Bank Fails in Historic Collapse
June 2 reports from Lalpyg say the Leipziger bank suspends payments due to Dresdner Credit Anstalt stoppage and bill discounting troubles. Directors promise orderly liquidations to protect creditors, while shareholders eye possible recovery. Berlin June 25 values assets at 48.6 million marks against liabilities estimated at 82 to 90 million. The failure is tied to ties with Cassel Treber-Trackning Company, now insolvent.
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Lalpyg
Leipager Bank
Dresdner Credit Anstalt
Leipziger Bank
Berlin
Lokal
Chapman Wins Salt Lake ten mile pace race record
Vaughan of Los Angeles and Chapman of Atlanta broke the world mark in a special ten mile motor paced race at the Salt Palace saucer track in Salt Lake City on June 2. The Face trophy went to Vaughan and Chapman with a combined time of 17 minutes 15 seconds, ahead of the Turville brothers of Philadelphia.
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Vaughan
Salt Lake
Utah
Los Angeles
Chapman
Atlanta
Turville Brothers
Philadelphi
Miss Ellen Lee a Bride General Lee's Daughter Weds
June 23 in New York the wedding of Miss Helen Lee daughter of Brigadier General Fitzhugh Lee to First Lieutenant James Cooper Rhea of the Seventh Cavalry United States Army occurred at the Church of the Transfiguration. Miss Anne Fitzhugh Lee was maid of honor and First Lieutenant Evan Harris Humphrey was best man. Ushers were Lisuten-
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Lee
Thieutenant Cooper Rhea
New York
Helen Lee
Fitzhugh Lee
James Cooper Rhea
Seventh Cavalry
United States Army
Pope Leo Growing Feeble Health For Summer In Vatican
Rome reports growing feebleness of Pope Leo XIII with his physician forbidding the usual summer retreat in the Vatican garden. A recent audience with Cardinal Gibbons left the pope bidding him farewell, suggesting he may not see him again.
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Vatican Garden
Rome
Rail chief says shops filling as strike settles
General Manager Frank A. Gannon of the Southern Railway visited Salisbury on June 23 en route to Knoxville. He said machinists on his road are returning to work and that conditions should be normal within ten days. The statement noted shops filling up and expressed satisfaction with the strike situation.
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Gannon
Salisbury
N. C
Frank & Gannon
Southern Railway
Knoxville
Monon Stock Sold. Monon Not Merged With Southern
Report from Louisville June 24 states J. P. Morgan & Co. sold all Monon railroad stock, preventing Monon from joining the Southern railway system.
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Louisville
Louieville
J. P. Morgan & Co
Monon
Southern Railway System
Expelled editor for republication sparks Dublin attack tale
Melbourne reports the expulsion of Finlay, editor of a local labor organ, by a 6 to 17 vote of the federal assembly for republishing an Irish People's Dublin article dated May 8 attacking King Edward. The piece prompted police seizures in Dublin Cork and other Irish towns amid crowd excitement. Body of Adelbert Hay arrives in Cleveland for funeral services at Lake View cemetery. interment follows at Mortuary Chapel. J H Wambold, bank president, fatally shot in Guthrie over town lots dispute. another man wounded. Earl Russell indicted for bigamy at Old Bailey. trial to be held in House of Lords. National Plow Company organized in Jersey City with $100,000 capital. insiders named.
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Finley
Melbourne
Federal Assembly Today
Finlay
Dublin
King Faward
Cork
Ireland
Hay
Cleveland
Adelbert ¢ Hay
New Haven
Conn
Union Station
Mortuary Chapel
Lake View Cemetery
Guthrie
O. T
Addington
Kiowa
R. Castleberry
J. H. Wambold
First National Bank
Horace Addington
Forest Park chosen as site for Louisiana Purchase exposition
St Louis June 2 Forest Park in the western part of the city was today selected as the site for the Louisiana Purchase exposition to be held in this city in 198. Forest Park covers nearly 1400 acres.
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St. Louis
Forest Park
Ried Before Children's Eyes
Louisville, June 25. Mr and Mrs George Wels were found dead on their Ferndeck farm nine miles from Louisville after an accident that shocked their eight children. Authorities reported the couple died yesterday with no immediate explanation. Local residents described a quiet homestead torn by tragedy.
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Louisville
George Wels
Ferndeck
Fifteen Dead as Train Slips Into Washout in Indiana
Westbound Wabash passenger No. 3 struck a washout near Cass sixteen miles west of Peru at 12:20 am. The wreck destroyed the engine and five cars as trains raced to make up lost time. Reports say several were killed including engineer Butler and fireman Adams, with many others injured and doctors summoned from Peru.
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Peru
Ind
Wabash
Cass
Here
Tue
Loganshort
Butler
Adams
Bodies Buried in Cemeteries of West Virginia Scattered for Miles
Roanoke Virginia June 2 1913 News from the stricken district in West Virginia is scarce. Reports say up to sixty may have died as floods washed graves and towns along the Norfolk and Western network. Damage to tracks and roads will keep coal shipments down for weeks.
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Roanoke
Fond
West Virginia
Bluefield
Western Union
Lynchburg
North Fork Junction
Keystone
Brantly
Norfolk and Western
Clinch Valley
Thacker
Lnes
Golumbus
Elkhorn
Ennis
F 38
Frances
J W. Crotty
Norfolk and Western Railroad
Crotty
Tazewell
Van
Parla van Dyke
van Dyke
Fielda
Cedar Bluff
Knob
Ravens
Poller Department
Deadly duel ends quarrel over gaming
A fatal confrontation followed a dispute over gaming. Authorities reported the incident occurred after a heated argument escalated into violence. The investigation is ongoing with no further details released at this time.
Duel Follows Violent Fallout Stuns Seattle Chief
In Seattle on June 25 John W. Considine promoter of the Standard gambling house and People's Theater shot and killed ex Chief of Police W L Meredith in Guy's drug store. Considine was wounded in the head by Meredith with a shotgun. a bystander was hit by a stray bullet. The crowd crowded in the store as shots rang out. Considine was arrested and jailed amid talk of lynching. Meredith had recently demanded Considine leave the city after harassment over business orders and corruption charges.
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Seattle
Wash
John W. Conardine
People's Theater
W. L Meredith
Guy's Drug Store
Second Avenue
Yesler Way
Considine
Meredith
John Considine
Tom Considine
Threa Bulleta
Cudihee
Tie
Humes
W M. Meredith
Cheago
National
Patea of Engraving and Printing
Donaldine
United States
Chicago Police Department
Haymarket
Chicago
Freight Rates Increased After Rail Consolidation
Western merchants announce plans to challenge railroad combines before the Interstate Commerce Commission. They allege freight rates rose 10 to 3 percent through new classifications, citing an 80 percent rise for shipments moved from glass to class nine. They aim to push Congress for nationwide uniform classifications to curb rate hikes.
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Chicago
Interstate Commerce Commission
Rallef
Congress
United States
Son Confesses to Killing Father in Accidental Struggle
Homer Bliss of Mount Clemens Michigan says he killed his father during a struggle when the gun discharged accidentally as the elder man attempted to take his own life. Bliss claims he buried the body, exhumed it days later, and arranged the scene to appear as a suicide. He then put the gun on a sapling to reinforce the appearance.
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Mount Clemens
Rich
Homer Bliss
Bliss
Homer
Schley Stresses Events Over Individuals in Medal History
In a June 3 letter from New York Admiral Schley responds to a Gloucester naval group honorary membership, arguing nations should bronze great events of history rather than the lives of participants. He asserts a half century motto to serve his country first, then himself, and signs W. S. Schley.
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New York
Admiral Schley
Gloucester Naval Command
Brooklyn
Goa
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Retta
Pelarey Wes
Clifton
Carter
Artillery Corps
Leon B. Kramer
United States Cavalry
Pierce H. Murphy
John
Long
United States Cavatry
Wicd Knight
Duke of
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Leo
Earl
Old Bailey Court
Earl Russell
National Plow Company
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