Lodge Nominated Reed Amid Convention Turmoil
Massachusetts led the response to nominations as Senator Lodge nominated Thomas B Reed. Protest signs and boos followed, with Teller leading a walkout. Mantle and Mantle supporters spoke, noting rejection of the financial plank. Twenty one delegates bolted, including four senators and two congressmen from Colorado, Idaho, Montana, Utah.
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Montana
Lee Mantle
Senator Mantle
Colorado
Idaho
Pettigrew
South Dakota
Hartman
Cannon
Kearrs
Utah
Nomination of Reed as Republican President Candidate
In St Louis on June 18 delegates hear an appeal for William B Allison and then nominate Thomas B Reed of Maine for the Republican presidential candidate. Baldwin credits Reed’s leadership in Congress, urging a strong tariff and sound money, pledging unity and victory in the 1896 campaign.
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ST. Louis
Allison
Iowa
John N. Baldwin
Baldwin
William.b. Allison
House
Senate
House of Representatives
Thomas EB. Reed
Maine
Reed
Charles E. Littlefield
Depew Nomination Speech and Hobart Biography Report
In St Louis on June 18 Chauncey M Depew nominates Levi P Morton for president praising him as the business man ideal and pledging party unity. The article details Garret Hobarts background in New Jersey including positions in Paterson and state government and his role as a Republican committee member and corporate director.
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Chauncey M. Depew
Mr. Depew
Levi P. Morton
Garret Augustus Hobart
New Jersey
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Hobart
Hanna
United States Senate
State House
Mr. Hobart
Long Island
N. J
Rutgers College
Paterson
State Senate
State Republican Committee
Republican National Committee
Republican State Convention
Republican Party
Passaic Water Company
Acquackanonk Water Company
Paterson Railroad Company
Consolidated Lines
Morris County Railroad
People’s Gas Company
Academy
Depew
New York
Commonwealth
Morton
Empire State
McKinley and Hobari Protest Against Party Policy
A convention protest signed by Senator Teller of Colorado Senator Dubois of Idaho Senator Cannon of Utah Congressman Hartman of Montana and Cleveland Newmoney denounces the party's direction and vows to return authority to constituents Allison backs the Monroe doctrine and support for Cuban liberty insurgents.
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Republican Party
Teller
Colorado
Dubois
Idaho
Cannon
Utah
Hartman
Montana
Cleveland
Allison
United States
Cuba
Ohio presents McKinley echoed by Foraker at convention
In St Louis on June 18 Joseph B Foraker, former governor, eulogized William McKinley as the country’s choice and denounced democracy. The Ohio delegation cheered for ten minutes at the mention of McKinley, highlighting the strong support from Ohio and the party line.
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Foraker
ST. Louis
Ohio
Joseph
B. Foraker
Democrats Face 1897 Victory Call at Convention
In 1865 final dissolution of power is foretold unless the convention acts. If the party errs again, it will lose power March 4, 1897. The speakers claim the platform meets American demands and urge electing a candidate beyond a mere businessman or popular leader. Continued on Page 8.
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Republican Party
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Congress
White House
Capitol
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Morton
Weakening Market Ties Focus on Pioneer and Dividends
June 18 market report notes mining shares as the sole active feature with Pioneer dropping to 51-4 amid broader buyer reluctance. Settlement of the McDonnell litigation prompts public unease and calls for full disclosure of mine finances. Calumet & Hecla declares a 5 per share dividend totaling 45,850,000 to date. Old Dominion slips toward 14 with insiders hopeful for 10 and Merced trades down from 7-1/2 to 6-1/2 as bears avoid mining stock lows. Wellesley & Boston Street Railway posts 3 percent dividend payable July 1, while Franklin copper interests see recovery hopes. Dabney joins local board.
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Pioneer
McDonnell
Stoc
Calumet & Heela Mining Company
Toinv
Old Dominion
Butte & Boston
Merced
Wellesley & Boston Street Railway Company
Wll
Daniel L. Demmon
Franklin
Beacon Street
Weston
Demmon
F. L. Dabney
Messrs. F. S. Mead & Co
Pinkham
Maker the Man. Maher defeats Slavin in New York bout
In Madison Square Garden, Peter Maher, the Irish champion, stops Frank Slavin of Australia in a decisive bout as police bar a decision. About 2500 spectators saw Maher dominate from start to finish, with Slavin floored and groggy before the referee halted play between rounds.
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Peter Maher
Frank P. Slavin
Australia
Madison Square Garden
Sydney
Slavin
Maher
Peter
Harley
Chapman
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