McKinley Notification Highlights Republican Rally
The day after a severe storm, William McKinley received a second notification as the Republican nominee amid a large crowd at his Canton home. Roosevelt was also notified at Sagamore Hill, while Bryan and Stevenson were slated for Indianapolis on August 8. Other notes include Buckner opposing the ticket and White named for West Virginia governor, with Canton noting McKinley will skip porch speeches this year. A Guthrie farmer, R T Stewart, surrendered after shooting a man over his daughter.
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Municipal plan favors arbitration and limited ownership
Chicago municipal leaders back a modified street railway plan with compulsory arbitration to prevent strikes. They favor ownership of track and stations tied to the street plant, while rolling stock and power houses could remain private. No full municipal operation decision made.
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Wright Named Prime Minister of San Domingo
W Swift Wright, a Logansport and Indianapolis man and former editor, is reported to have become prime minister of the republic of San Domingo. He aided President Jiminez during the rebellion and march on the capital, later serving in the Spanish war's Cuban campaign as a signal corps lieutenant.
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No Agreement Yet in Nebraska Fusion Convention Split
Three fusion state conventions in Lincoln on July 12 adjourned after a day with little progress beyond separate platforms. Democrats demand two state tickets plus all presidential electors, Populists denounce their stance as fiery speeches echo across gatherings. W H Thompson urged harmony while Silver Republicans waited for moves.
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Seven Wives Case Sheds Light on Mormon Minister
The article reports a man identified as Picklehammer, a Baptist minister, charged as the husband of seven wives. Two wives live locally while five reside in New England. he has been bound over to circuit court.
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