Hanna Leads Republican Convention Support for McKinley
Mark Hanna controlled the Ohio gathering with force praising the gold standard and the 1896 St. Louis platform while endorsing President McKinley. Nominations by acclamation named L. C. Laylin as Secretary of State and John A. Shank as Supreme Judge with Foraker Nash Grosvenor and Dick as delegates at large. The convention adjourned sine die.
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Columbus
Mark Hanna
St. Louis
United States
McKinley
L. C. Laylin
John A. Shank
William P. Orr
Piqua
Myron T. Herrick
Cleveland
Senator Foraker
Nash
Grosvenor
Philadelphia
Charles Foster
Myron A. Norris
Remarkable Blood Poison Cure Promises Free Home Trial
State Medical Institute in Fort Wayne Indiana claims a new treatment cures blood poison when other remedies fail. The notice offers a free trial by mail for victims unable to travel, stating the cure heals mouth patches sore throat skin ulcers and hair loss, promising dramatic health restoration.
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State Medical Institute
Elektron Bidg
Ft. Wayne
Jed
St.ayne Brin
Republicans Endorse Matthew Quay At State Convention
Harrisburg April 2 The Republican State convention adopted a platform affirming that a great wrong was done to Senator Matthew Stanley Quay by denying him a Senate seat and pledging support for his re election. The body nominated Galusha Grow and Robert Foote for at large seats while voicing opposition to Quay’s anti Quay forces.
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Harrisburg
Penn
Matthew S. Quay
Senate
Galusha A. Grow
Susnehanna County
Colonel Quays
Senator Quay
J. B. Steel
Charles A. Porter
James
M. S. Quay
Matthew Stanley Quay
United States Senate
Pennsylvania
Stone
Aree
Plank
Quay
Colonel Quay
Hardenburgh
Robert H. Foetcover
Republican Party
Quay Evasive After Defeat Revealed at Home
Former Senator Quay refused to discuss his defeat when seen at his home. Asked if he was surprised by the result he offered no direct reply.
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Washington
Quay
Senator faces questions after Senate vote
The interview covers surprises and future plans as the senator reflects on recent Senate action. He says temporary defeats do not deter him and he cannot retire from politics, nor seek a different path, while acknowledging unpredictable party votes.
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Senate
Hanna
Indiana GOP Platform Addressed at State Convention
Delegates met in Tomlinson Hall to adopt a platform outlining the Republican stance on the administration’s policies including China’s open door, Insular affairs, and the conduct of the Spanish war. J Frank Hanly of Lafayette named temporary chairman. State Chairman Hornley opened the gathering with a brief speech.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Tomlinson Hall
Hornley
Republican State Central Committee
J. Frank Hanly
Lafayette
China
Republican convention backs McKinley agenda in St. Louis
At the Milwaukee convention the committee of resolutions reaffirmed the St. Louis platform, endorsed recent finance legislation by Congress, and vigorously commended the McKinley administration.
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Milwaukee
Committee of Resolution
St. Louis
Congress
McKinley
Poets Message to the Nineteenth Century Flourishes at Banquet
Henry VanDyke of Princeton University was the chief guest at the Young Men's Congregational Club annual ladies night banquet at Hotel Brunswick last evening. Nearly 200 members and their ladies attended. President Prince introduced VanDyke who spoke on A Poet's Message to the Nineteenth Century.
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Henry VanDyke
Princeton University
Young Men's Congregational Club
Brunswick
VanDyke
Prince
Association
van Dyke
Itinerant clock repairer dies after attempted self harm
Charles Doffner a 70 year old itinerant clock repairer died today at the Gardner Town Farm following an attempted act of self harm. He was reported in the town of Gardner on April 25.
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Gardner
Charles Doffner
Gardner Town Farm
Remedies and land bids raise street widening issues
A City Hall dispute over Bennington Street land takings for a new East Boston boulevard to Crescent Beach fuels complaints. Property owners report low thirty cent per foot awards, with some shielded by lawyers like Jesse Gove, as assessments and future improvements trigger broad dissatisfaction and calls for higher valuations.
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Jesse Gove
Jesse
School Street
Gore
Court Street
Bennington Street
Boston
Crescent Beach
East Boston
City Hall
Deas
Gove
Ecumenical Conference Attendance Grows in New York
The Ecumenical Conference draws large crowds at Carnegie Hall and other venues across morning to evening sessions. Leaders include Bishop T. W. Dudley and educators like James B. Angell, with talks on education, missions, and church governance. Tomorrow focuses on Women’s Day with multiple Carnegie Hall events and several speakers from the U S and Britain.
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New York
Carnegie Hall
Chris
T. W. Dudley
Protestant Episcopal Diocese
Louisville
Christian Missions
W. T. A. Barner
England
William Torrey Harris
United States
Joseph C. Hartzell
D. D
Africa
Methodist Episcopal Church
Maurice Phillipa
India
London Missionary Society
Bishop Ridley
Caledonia
B. c
Church Missionary Society
New York Plans Gold Exports and Rate Shifts Ahead
New York intends to send gold abroad totaling about $500000 tomorrow, with $600000 feared to be sent later. Paris is a probable destination as sterling rates ease. Banks report easier money and lower demand bill rates, while Sub Treasury balances improve and bond premium disbursements taper, signaling tighter replenishment to the money market.
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New York
National City Bank
Paris
London
Sub- Treasury
Sub- Treasury's Debit Balance At the Clearing House
Albany Passes Stewart Bill Restricting Suicide Death Reports
Governor Roosevelt signs Stewart bill prohibiting printing letters or telegrams found on bodies of persons who die by their own action or die suddenly. The rule applies after September 1 and requires written coroner permission to publish.
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Albany
Roosevelt
Stewart
Pine Ridge Sioux Fight for Treaty Rights Blamed Bureau
Unrest grows among Sioux at Fort Yates North Dakota as rations are cut in half and proceeds from hides and interest on sales remain unpaid. Pine Ridge Sioux letters urge action if treaty rights are not honored, accusing the Indian Bureau of violation.
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Fort Yates
N. D
Indian Bureau
Pine Ridge Sioux
Immigrants Arrive as Cunard Steamer Ivernia Lands in New York
About 500 immigrants disembarked from twelve Ivernia cars at South Station after the Cunard liner arrived from Liverpool. A large crowd waited at the gates to greet friends and relatives, though the New York arrivals were only a fraction of steerage passengers.
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New York
South Station
Foston & Albany Railroad
Cunard
Ivernia
Liverpool
Sylva Body Found After Hunting Trip
The body of Frank Sylva, missing after going hunting on Great Pond weeks ago, was found this afternoon in the pond near Edgartown.
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Edgartown
Frank Sylva
Great Pond
First Protestant Services in Mexico Shown by Exhibit
A Methodist Episcopal Church South exhibit at Ecumenical conference portrays Rev Scatenes Juarez as leading Mexico's first Protestants. A French Bible seized from Maximilian era aided his sermons, read aloud in Castilian as he preached. The display includes a crayon portrait of Juarez.
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Mexico
Board of Missions
The
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Scatenes Juarez
Maximilian
Juarez
Montesumas
Southern Methodist Board
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