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Newspaper

Bryan Morning Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1898

Page

4

Roosevelt Nominated for New York Governor on First Ballot

At the Saratoga Republican state convention Theodore Roosevelt won the gubernatorial nomination on the first ballot over Governor Black and was then declared the unanimous choice. Chauncey Depew delivered the nominating speech and the full ticket was listed with Woodruff Morgan McDonough and others.

Black Saratoga Theodore Roosevelt New York Odell Dr. Johnson Sereno E. Payne Committee On Senator White J. Ryer Cady Governor Black Chauncey M. Depew Dr. Depew Timothy L. Woodruff Wm. J. Morgan John T. McDonough John B. Jaeckel Edward A. Bond John OC. Davis

Forest Fires Raze Surrounding Valleys Near Glenwood Springs

In Glenwood Springs Colorado on September 28 a wave of forest fires has spread through timbered regions below the timber line. Four Mile creek to Fulford and Lookout mountain show flames and smoke as portions of the plains burn like a prairie fire. Hunters return from White River country as the danger grows. Authorities hope rain will confine the fires before valleys burn.

Glenwood Springs Colo Four Mile Creek Cardiff White River Fulford Lookout Mountain Cattle Creek

Powder Explosion Destroys Building in St Louis

An explosion of powder in the basement of the four story building housing C and W McClain sporting goods ignited a fire. Three women leaped from the third floor and are dying from severe injuries. Fireman Bohly injured by glass as flames spread to adjacent Crockery company building.

St. Louis C. & W. McClain Bohly St. Louis Crockery Company McCian

Admiral Sampson Vessel Launched In Naval Ship Class

The steamship Admiral Sampson, second of four American Mail Steamship Co. vessels named for admirals, was launched at the tramp shipyard in Philadelphia with Nannie Sampson and two Smith daughters naming the ship. First in class, Admiral Dewey, already launched, with Admiral Schley to follow. fourth ship unnamed.

Philadelphia Admiral Sampson American Mail Steamship Company Tramps Ship Yard Nannie Sampson Margaret Smith Madeline Smith Steamship Company Admiral Dewey Admiral Schley United States

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