Democratic State Convention in Ohio Unites on Principles
The Democratic state convention in Ohio was marked by unity on core principles and divergent views on candidates. The meeting extended into late hours amid debates over coinage and fusion with Populists, with Chapman emerging as compromise governor candidate and McLean forces shifting to support him on the second ballot.
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Ohio
William’ Bryan
Supreme Judge
John J. Harper
Hough
McLean
Cincanati
Cleveland
Toledo
Chapman
Welty
Sorg
McLeean
Lightning Kills Four Persons in Plymouth County Farm
A Plymouth county farm north of Ifioux reports a lightning bolt killed four people during Sunday night’s storm. Victims include Mrs Charles McCausland, her son Charles M McCausland, stepson Frank Milla, and a hired girl. Neighbors found all dead at noon.
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Ifioux
Orry
Plymouth County
Here
Charles McCausland
Charles M. McCausland
Frank Milla
Notable Deaths and Scattered News From Telegraph Digest
Old Hose Hoey died in New York of acute paresis. Henry Gersom, a Jewish scholar, rabbi and writer, died at his New York home at age 54. The Union Trust and Savings Bank at Tacoma suspended operations. Robert J. Powley was electrocuted at Auburn in what was termed a successful execution. Fred Loughead accepted Eddie Bald's terms for a bicycle race at Buffalo on July 5. Ambassador John Hay hosted a dinner in London for the United States special embassy. Theodore A. Figel’s trial for four charges of embezzlement is set for July 6 in San Francisco. Arkansas Republican clubs elected delegates to the national Detroit meeting.
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Union Trust and Savings Bank Att Tacoma
Wach
Hose’ Hoey
New York
Robert J. Powley
Auburn
Fred Loughead
Eddies Bald
Buffalo
John Hay
London
United States
Theodore A. Figel
San Francisco
Arkansas State League of Republican Clubs
Detroit
Henry Gersom
Memorial services honor late congressman McKeighan in Hastings
Memorial services for William A. McKeighan, four term Fifth district congressman, drew thousands at Cole's Park with addresses by John O. Stevens, J. S. Gillim, John Powers, G. W. Berge, Judge Gregory, Senator Megham, W. H. Thompson, Governor Holcomb, and W. J. Bryan. A monument fund was launched as speeches lauded his public service and advocacy for the common people. Separately, two sisters flee a Cincinnati convent amid claims of starvation and abuse, while a Los Angeles elopement ties a millionaire’s wife to an Australian retreat. The Republican League met in Omaha, reelecting officers and pledging loyalty to the St. Louis platform and Dingley tariffs. Charles Winters was named president-elect.
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Frome
G. W. Berge
Lincoln
Nebraska
Jam A. McKeighan
Gregory
Omnbs
Mr. Keighan
W.M. Megham
W.H. Thompson
Grand Island
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Holcomb
W. J. Bryan
Bryan
Monument Fond Committee
Cheries
Winters
Oman
State League of Republican Clubs
Boyd
Brenan
Detroit
St. Louis
McKinley
Republican League
E. P. Brown
Charles Green
Omaha
J. M. Shively
Fremont
W. H. Edgar
Beatrice
M. A. Hartigan
Hastings
L. A. Dorrington
Chadron
Charles E. Winters
Mr. Winters
Ed J. Mook
Brad D. Slaughter
Mr. Graham
Gage County
Troops Ready to Move to Fort Hall Reserve
Four troops of the Ninth Cavalry at Fort Robinson are ordered to stand ready to move to the Fort Hall Indian reservation amid rumors of trouble with Bannocks. Army officials say the move is precautionary and likely will not occur. They note local prairie hay markets could influence stories of conflict.
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Rekdinens
Fort Rosingon
Neb
Fort Hall Indian Reservation
Omana
Department of the Platte
Thin City
Ninth Cavalry
Fort Hall
Army
Osmas
Indiana
Oamas
San Francisco Wharf Burns and Losses
A block pavement crew at the Fol somb trees wharf caused a tar spill that burned the wharf and damaged the Commodore by tow, while the Katie Mack burned to the water and is a total loss. Total losses around 40000, with 30000 borne by the state and the rest by the Commodore and Katie Mack.
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San Francisco
Oceanic Steamship Company
Katie Mack
Commodore
Two Phases of Tariff Bill Stir Senate Debate
In Washington on Friday the Senate focused on reciprocity and retaliation aspects of the tariff bill with both provisions approved. A time for a final vote was not fixed after Mr Allison withdrew, while the reciprocity clause, allowing 20 percent duty cuts or free-list designation, drew constitutional objections from several senators but passed 80 to 18. Earlier, Rep. Wellington vigorously defended senatorial prerogatives in federal appointment matters.
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Senate
Allison
Tetler
Louisiana
Caffrey
McEllory
Mille
West
Pettus
Teller
White
House of Representatives
Morgan
Gray
Chandler
Yeas
Wellington
Rep
Thurston Antitrust Measure Aims Amid Tariff Debate
Senator Thurston introduces an antitrust amendment drafted with judiciary input and debated beside the tariff issue. The finance committee warned against coupling the trust question to tariffs, favoring separate treatment. A caucus presentation was nixed. Thurston alone urged linkage. The item covers other political notes from Washington and Iowa.
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Judiciary Committee
Benster Nelson
Davia
Spooner
Finance Committee
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