Senator Hanna Wins at Ohio Republican Convention
Ohio Republicans pressed a bitter two day factional fight over state campaign chairmanship. Senator Hanna won control by over two to one, with Major Dick expected as executive chairman and John R. Mallory named secretary. Kingly ovations for Grosvenor Foster Bushnell and Hanna underscored a tense but decisive convention in Toledo on June 23.
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Hanna
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National Committee
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Hanne
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Apollo Club
Toledo
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Weston
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C. H. Grosvenor
Rye
Bartley found guilty in embezzlement case
The Bartley jury returned a guilty verdict at 10:05 a m. on the third count of embezzling 151,984 45 from state funds while treasurer. He may seek a new trial. sentencing and possible appeal to the supreme court are expected. Jurors had debated as late as last night, with one holdout for part of the sum. The case notes adjustments for a 50,000 credit and a minor error in the cent column.
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Oman
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Atata
Supreme Court
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Omaha National Bank
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Bolln
Ben Brush Wins The Suburban In Flourished Race
New York June 28. Michael E Dwyer rode Ben Brush to victory in the Suburban with a time of 8 07 1 5 in front of about 20000 spectators. The day was ideal and the favorite won amid loud applause. Landeman held second after a late drive by Bowling Brook Littlefield. Nearby items report a Supreme Court ruling upholding a 1895 batterymen law and a separate case of a St Louis execution. also Nebraska corn crop prospects show both replanting losses and later gains from hot weather.
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Sailor Lad
San Francisco
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al Smith
Three Hawkeye Conventions United for Silver Platform
Three conventions in Des Moines gather to merge Democrats Bryan Silver Republicans and Populists into a single slate. Ex-Governor Boies and ex-Congressman White vie for governor as others name candidates. platform favors free silvertariff for revenue and railway-law amendments.
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Silver Republicana
Iowa
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Webster
Boies
White
J. R. Burgess
Ottumwa
L. R. Balter
Georgia Populist Convention Names Officers in 200 Delegates
In Arona Ga on June 23 about 200 delegates convened the Georgia State Populist convention. John H. Traynor elected chairman and M. G. Irwin secretary. A platform denouncing fusion and reaffirming Populist principles was adopted. Thirty delegates chosen for Nashville Populist convention in July. Thomas Watson failed to attend. A movement to overthrow Nan Cal as chairman did not materialize.
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Weyler sails for Sagua La Grande to confront insurgents
Captain General Weyler departed Havana by the cruiser Hernan courtes for Sagua La Grande in Santa Clara province, en route to Cienfuegos Manzanillo, after dispatching cavalry and troops to the east and Puerto Principe to begin operations against insurgents. O. N. Fagen bushen of Denver, charged with hotel swindling and forgery, is held in 10000 bail for extradition.
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New York
O. N. Fagenbushen
Denver
Parson's Two Feats Decapitation Ride and War Tales
The article recounts Colonel E Blogs Parsons’s Civil War ride from Gettysburg to General Harding and his deathly 18 hour quest after a 100 mile mission. It also details a mythic decapitation in the Greece Turkey campaign attributed to Mahmoud Bey and a famous earlier tale in John Smith’s memoir.
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Ottawa Wage Scale Talks and Grain of Steel Mills
A strained wage scale meeting in Ottawa aims to settle pay for about 25,000 workers in U S sheet mills. Officers named for European military attaches include Captain T H Bliss in Madrid and Lieutenants Williams and Chamberlain in Berne and Vienna respectively.
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Washington
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Suffered Eighteen Years Pains Departed and Sleep Came
Mrs. Julia A. Brown of Covington Tennessee suffered eighteen years with nervousness and indigestion. She describes trying many remedies from family and friends and treatments by local doctors Barrett Maley and Sherod, with limited relief before improvement.
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Covington
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