Republican Convention in Columbus Ends With Hannas Endorsement
Ohio Republican state convention opened in Columbus with Senators Foraker and Hanna on stage. The crowd welcomed them as Rule debates and committee selections followed. The platform endorses McKinley Nash administration and re election for Foraker and Hanna. The Hanna faction dominates 21 districts, while Charles Foster loses a key race in the Thirteenth district. Adelbert Hay’s body heads to Cleveland for funeral services amid family sorrow. London dispatch notes Russian tariff push at Peking with Britain seeking repeal of likin and broader concessions.
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Storm destroys Angora sheep and cripples county bridges
Spearfish South Dakota reports a severe hail storm Saturday killing about 200 Angora sheep owned by A Scott on the range north of the city. Loss estimated near 5000 dollars. Damage to county roads and bridges in Lawrence Butte Meade and Crook counties and Wyoming lines equals a large sum with many large stream bridges wrecked or unsafe. Boston naval inquiry board completes investigation into delay in building a new dry dock at Charlestown yard. Board says contractors may lose work if progress does not improve.
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Philadelphia Fails At 3 Percent City Loan Try
Philadelphia reports the first loan attempt at 3 percent for 9 million dollars to fund water supply improvements drew only a single bid of 5 thousand dollars as investors shunned the low rate. Officials attributed the failure to the attractive rates available elsewhere and wary financiers.
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Russia Denies French Loan Negotiations
St. Petersburg reports the Russian ministry of finance denying talks for an additional French loan and denying that M. Del Casse promised France would loan Russia 1,000,000,000 francs. The article notes a proposed second French loan to Relery as an installment.
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Musham Named Chicago Fire Chief After 40 Years Service
Chicago's fire department chief designation follows a long career of 40 years with William H. Musham promoted from first assistant fire marshal to chief by Mayor Harrison, replacing Denie T Swoanta as council confirms.
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Americans Show Strong Sculls Trial in Henley Race
In Henley England on June 25 the Americans led by the Pennsylvania university team completed the full course in 7 minutes 3 15 seconds and half the course in 8 minutes 25 seconds. Starting at 1400, the Americans stayed above 87 and peaked at 42. British oarsmen found the trial remarkable with Pennsylvanians rowing past at a mile further before stopping. The Leanders did 7 minutes 85 seconds, wind and water were unfavorable, yet American chances remained strong.
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Emperor William Studies Evidence in Wielands Case
Berlin June 25 Emperor William reviews evidence in the preliminary proceedings against Dietrich Wielands the man who threw a front at the emperor in March. He is examining the joint medical opinions on the case. The Bremen doctors and Bremen medical opinion declare Wielands epileptic and not responsible for the assault. No new evidence has been found against the prisoner. The imperial court at Weppsic will likely pass sentence next week.
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Fifty bodies among wreckage as West Virginia flood toll grows
Hefield West Virginia June 25 The Pocahontas coal region flood toll rises hourly with thousands homeless. Rescue efforts push rail links as debris piles up to 30 feet high and stretch over half an acre. Bodies recovered nightly, victims include hundreds missing, trains disrupted, and relief efforts hampered by shattered railways. Local towns report extensive destruction and ongoing searches. In Monaca Pennsylvania flood and wreck details follow as reports come in. Senator Kyle seriously ill after heart trouble attack endangering his recovery prospects.
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Last Days June Bargains Slashed Prices On Stock
The retailer promotes a lively end of June sale with deep price cuts on regular stock and specially bought items. Aiming to clear inventory, the ad promises great savings now and suggests losses today will pay off with fall goods later.
Indian man kills wife and himself in New Mexican tragedy
June 85 report from Albuquerque describes Tom McCormick an educated Indian who opposed guardianship by an Indian agent. He resisted arrest for drunkenness and fatally shot his wife then killed himself, throwing her body on a fire. The community blames tribal tensions for the tragedy.
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General Wood Ailing With Grippe and Malaria Fever
Havana March 24 news reports General Wood suffering from grippe and malarial fever for several days. He remains in bed as his attending physician Surgeon Major Howard advises fever to subside before resuming duties. Ramsey county grand jury asks impeachment or removal of County Auditor W. R. and Commissioner Lett for mismanagement. Wheat and livestock market data follow with miscellaneous prices and terms.
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Ramsey County Grand Jury
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