Convention N Session Delays VP Nomination Decisions
The Philadelphia convention unraveled the vice presidential pick amid cheers for McKinley and Roosevelt. Gov Taylor and others received applause while a resolutions committee was listed. adjournment followed at 3 pm. A later report suggested Long may be nominated, with Roosevelt perhaps close to being named already.
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Philadelphia
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Navy Long
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Rooosevelt
Wolcott to Lead Republicans in Philadelphia Rally
At the Republican National Convention in Philadelphia Senator Solomon Luna. Payne announced the new slate of temporary officers as Wolcott led the roll call for committee appointments. Delegates cheered Roosevelt and Gompers as the vast West Philadelphia hall showcased ornate decorations and portraits of American leaders.
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Ohio
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Montana
Wm. H. Dewitt
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Charles T. Means
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Washington
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N. H. Scott
Wisconsin
Henry C Payne
Wyoming
Willis Vandeventer
Alaska
Arizona
W. M. Griffith
Indian Territory
William M. Millette
Solomon Luna
Schuyhall River
National Committee
China Crisis Wires Cut as US Hints Land Aid May Come
Washington June 18 The China crisis deepens with all telegraph lines to Pekin Taku and northern China down. The War and Navy departments report no official news while cables to Kempf and Chefoo face delivery uncertainty. A Manila naval push or troop transport may be ordered to reinforce Kempf and aid the international relief column amid growing anxiety for Americans in northern China.
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Parade Five Miles Long Marks Political Demonstration
Philadelphia residents witnessed a five mile parade of over eighty local clubs and about twenty visiting political groups. The event drew crowds along Broad Street with electric city hall and dome lighting, while police guided the crush from city hall to Hotel Walton.
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Washington In The Dark Reports On Pekin Embassy Destruction
June 17 reports from Weehington note no official confirmation of embassies or legations destroyed in Pekin. The government has not opened communication with the scene of trouble, and private enterprises are quicker to obtain news.
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Anonymous letter lands in Kentucky murder case
Self accused killer William Culton in Franklin County jail receives an anonymous Fort Worth postmarked letter claiming responsibility for the Goebel murder. The writer details escape from Kentucky to Texas and Oklahoma then to an unseen ranch. Culton calls the note a crank mystery and has given it to his lawyer.
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Oklahoma
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Murderous Man Kills Wife and Wounds Mother and Child
Perry E. Barnard, 30, a paper hanger from Ind, shot and killed his former wife Jennie Davis and seriously wounded her mother Mrs. Wm Davis and his three year old daughter. The shootings occurred as they were returning home from church at a street crossing near their residence, jealousy given as the motive.
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Mind reader visit hinted in wheels talk
A quirky line from the Baltimore American imagines visiting a mind reader who would pretend to read Miss Gabby like a bicycle advertisement. The fragment blends humor with a social aside about performance and perception.
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Baltimore American
Pleasant Ways For Summer Days
Grand Trunk Railway System publishes a Summer Tourist Folder with descriptive literature. Applications for the folder and other materials may be made to J. H. Burgis City Senator and Ticket Agent at 249 Clark Street, corner Jackson Boulevard, Chicago.
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Chicago
Fragmented old ad copy and quotes mix in sales lines
A collage of humor, product pitches, and testimonials appears in fragmented ad copy. Items mention Yucatan Chill Tonic, Tasteless Tonics, Beeman's Pepsin Gum, and Hall's Catarrh Cure with various prices and dubious claims. The tone mimics late 19th or early 20th century newspaper fillers.
No Remedy Equals Peruana for Women Says Letters
Readers report relief from female complaints using Pe-ru-na. Susan Wrymar, a Richmond School teacher in Chicago, says only those who suffer can know the blessing of relief and that each bottle proved a good friend. Mrs. Margaretha Dauben of Racine City, Wis., praises Pe-ru-na for irregularities and emergencies of pelvic catarrh and asks for a free women’s book from Dr Hartman in Columbus Ohio.
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Hartman
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Margaretha Dauben
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