Canton McKinley Receives Delegations in Celebration
Profile of McKinley aged 58 from Niles Ohio noting birth Jan 29 1843 Scotch Irish ancestry and long public service. Details cover military service in 28th Ohio, Antietam Cedar Creek, profession as lawyer, district attorney, fourteen years in Congress and four as Ohio governor. Personal traits, fortune, marriage, religion and tastes listed.
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Niles
William
Nancy McKinley
Allison
Cedar Creek
Stark County
Ohio
Congress
Hobart in a Nutshell and Career Highlights
A compact profile of Hobart detailing age fifty two born in Long Island New Jersey of English Dutch ancestry. Describes temperamental nervous disposition temperate habits married with a 12 year old son. Notes fortune as a millionaire and career shift from school teacher to rail road lawyer and capitalist. Parties include first office as city counsel of Paterson New Jersey with two years in the New Jersey Assembly and six years in the New Jersey Senate.
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Long Island, N. J
Paterson
N. J
New Jersey Assembly
New Jersey Senate
McKinley Receives Wide Telegram Support From Clubs and Leaders
Governor McKinley wires shows broad endorsement from Home Market Club Boston Massachusetts and numerous figures including George M Halbrook M G Bulkeley Senator Hawley Lodge Harriet S Blaine John Addison Porter ex Lieutenant Governor Haile James Phillips Jr United States Senator Allison Fred Grant Russell B Harrison James S Clarkson Mayor Strong Elkins James G Blaine Jr Congressman Walker I N Walker G A R grand commander Maine Woollen Men's Club Major McKinley praises West support Colonel Clark and Mr Shaw of Home Market Club visit Can delegations from Canton continue on page 2
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Canton
McKinley
Home Market Club
Boston
George M. Halbrook
Burlington
M. G. Bulkeley
Connecticut
Senator Hawley
Senator Lodge
Harriet S. Blaine
John Addison Porter
Hartford Post
Haile
Massachusetts
James
Clark
Shaw
Major McKinley
Can
R. T. Almy & Co Grand Settlement Sale
The firm announces a final partnership adjustment on July 1 and a sweeping sale of spring stock at reduced prices. Nearly 300 tailor-made suits in various fabrics and dozens of other men’s garments, including imported and American worsteds, tweeds, and cheviots, are offered at substantial discounts. The sale emphasizes bargains across dozens of lots and invites early selections.
Spring Overcoats and Boys' Suits on Sale
Silk lined covert cloth spring overcoats priced at 30 with 15 18 and 20 dollar options and 10 dollars for covert cloth styles. Special prices offered in boys' suits for limited time.
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Rogers, Peet & Co
Whitney Conference Spurs Whitney for 1904 Nomination
In New York a secret Whitney circle backed a Whitney gold platform and a united New York Democratic push to secure his Chicago nomination. Massachusetts Governor Russell, asked about Whitney, said he would not run and favored Whitney’s candidacy, signaling withdrawal and possible New England support. Ex Governor Russell’s stance strengthens the case for Whitney as the strongest Democratic candidate.
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New York
William C. Whitney
Chicago
Mystic Circle
Whitney
Boston
New England
William E. Russell
Manchester
Mr. Whitney
Massachusetts
Mr. Russell
Russell
Culcoraing Whitney
M. M. Cunniff
Whitney and
Tigao
Denteceey
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Delegate Whitney Elected to Democratic Convention
Whitney, a New York delegate, was elected in Saratoga to represent the Thirteenth District at the Democratic convention. The June 19 vote selected him among other delegates to the party gathering.
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New York
Saratoga
ex-Secre
Doloff Sentenced in Middlesex for Dynamite Theft
In Middlesex Superior Criminal Court Myron J. Doloff was sentenced to ten to fifteen years in state prison after pleading guilty to blowing open the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company safe in Newton on February 7 and stealing 1300 dollars. Judge Richardson called the use of dynamite a very serious offence. the trial of Irving A. Adams for complicity was deferred.
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Middlesex
Myron J. Doloff
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company of
Newton
Doloff
Richardson
Irving A. Adams
Fire Rages at Fenton Falls North of Toronto
A late report from Toronto says a large fire is raging at Fenton Falls Ontario and that Peterboro has been asked to send help. Communications by telegraph and telephone are cut, leaving details unavailable.
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Fenton Falls
Ont
Peterboro
Gomez Wins Victory at Najasa in Puerto Principe
Havana dispatches dated June 17 report General Gomez won a splendid victory at Najasa Puerto Principe after a forty two hour clash with Spanish forces under Generals Castellanos and Godoy. Spaniards claim victory but Godoy’s timely arrival prevented Castellanos from surrender. Spanish losses total about 1000 in killed wounded and missing. patriot losses unknown.
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Flia
Havana
Gomez
Najasa
Puerto Principe
Castellanos
Godoy
Filibuster Arrests in Philadelphia Steamer Laurada
Philadelphia June 19 Captain Dickman of the steamer Laurada was arrested charged with conducting a filibustering expedition to Cuba. At a preliminary hearing before U S Commissioner Bell he was held in 1000 bail for a further hearing on June 24. Bail was furnished. A warrant was issued for Colonel Nuñez, a Cuban leader, said to be on his way to Cuba on a filibuster.
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Philadelphia
Dickman
Laurada
Cuba
United States
Bell
Nunez
Tailors Splaine and Fitzpatrick To Close Early This Summer
Messrs Splaine and Fitzpatrick announce that their store at 110 Court Street corner Stoddard will close at 6 p m daily with Saturday hours until 9 p m starting Monday June 22 and continuing through September 1.
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Messrs. Splaine & Fitzpatrick
Court Street
Express Train Struck by Boulder at Hoge's Crossing
An express train on the Providence division of the New York, New Haven & Hartford railroad was struck by a boulder at Hogg's bridge elevation in Roxbury yesterday around 1:30 PM. Eight people were injured but no fatalities occurred. Workers setting granite blocks for track elevation were unloading when a derrick lifted a stone, causing the incident. The injured are in hospital, expected to recover in days.
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NEW York, New Haven & Hartford
Jamaica Plain
Providence
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Hogg’s Bridge
Roxbury
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