McKinley Roosevelts Three Nominees Sealed at Philadelphia
At the Republican National Convention in Philadelphia on Tuesday June 16 Roosevelt appeared to a large ovation and the gathering opened under M A Hanna. Senator Wolcott and Senator Lodge spoke on unity and victory praising McKinley’s policies and warning against Democratic opposition. The session adjourned to resume Thursday at 10 o'clock.
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McKinley Named Republican Nominee After Tumultuous Session
At 10 36 a m Thursday the third session opened with Archbishop Ryan giving the invocation. The convention debated amendments then nominated McKinley after a dramatic display led by the Ohio delegation. Lodge announced 930 votes with McKinley at 920, a unanimous result. Roosevelt then led the vice presidential nomination with 9235 votes cast for him, including one vote by Roosevelt himself. Committees were formed and the convention adjourned sine die at 2 14.
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Second Session Opens at Republican National Convention
The Philadelphia meeting began at 12 35 PM with Temporary Chairman Wolcott presiding. Wu Ting Fang the Chinese minister appeared in regal attire as ex Postmaster General Gary escorted him to a seat. Former Governor Taylor of Kentucky drew applause. Reverend Boswell gave the opening prayer. A Fremont Association banner and flag were paraded as delegates pledged party loyalty. Henry Cabot Lodge was named permanent chairman with Chaz Johnson secretary. Lodge addressed the assembly recalling 1897 events in the party’s history.
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Taft assigns duties as Philippine Civil Commission plans Sept 1 power
Manila June 17 Judge Taft and fellow commissioners map executive tasks for the Philippines, outlining assignments from crown lands and land titles to internal improvements and banking. Ide to organize courts, Moses to handle revenues and schools, Wright to civil service and commerce, with aims to recruit U S educated officials.
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Fever Strikes U S Troops in Havana Region
Yellow fever has broken out at Quemados eight miles from Havana where United States troops are stationed. Fourteen cases are reported with three deaths. Six patients remain under treatment and are expected to recover. Two soldiers and Cuban wives were attacked but recovered. A signal service sergeant died. Major Frank Edmunds and Mrs Edmunds were stricken.
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