Nash Renominated as Ohio Governor at Republican Convention
Columbus June 25 The Republican state convention meets for platform report and renominates Governor Nash. Foraker and Hanna unite to steer proceedings as Hanna becomes permanent chairman. Platform lauds McKinley era progress, exports near 1.5 billion, calls for canal protection and limits Chinese labor. Nash, Foraker, and Hanna receive strong endorsement.
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Columbus
Ohio
Platform Committee
Nash
Foraker
Hanna
Republican Party
United States
Isthmus
Guests of the King at Marlborough House
London reports Speaker Henderson and Henry White secretary of the American embassy were guests of King Edward during the Marlborough House inspection of the Yeomanry guard in the gardens.
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London
Henderson
Henry White
Edward
Marlborough House
Jump From Windows in Tenement Fire Kills Woman
A Morgan street blaze in St Louis forced residents to leap from windows. Mrs Anna Solo died and her daughter Cornelia was fatally hurt. Also a Tampa strike threat and Forest Park named 1903 World's Fair site.
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St. Louis
Morgan Street
Anna Solo
Cornelia
Forest Park
Hot Winds Threaten Nebraska Crops
June 25 dispatches report hot south winds across Nebraska endangering the oat crop and greatly menacing corn yields while wheat remains safe. Harvest is anticipated to be the largest in state history as conditions persist.
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Lincoln
General strike threat looms as Reading workers stay home
In Reading Pennsylvania only about six of a thousand strikers returned to work while many left the picket lines. The situation grows grave with the possibility of a general strike affecting the Reading system as tensions escalate amid continuing labor unrest. Postmasters named in Washington include George McClelland Allison for Globe Arizona and J S Olney for Crested Butte Colorado. Lipton’s Shamrock II sails rerigged from Glasgow for more trials. Denver Overland Park tickets cost 4.30 for round trips on June 15 22 and 26 with five day return limits from sale date.
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Reading
Reading Company
Washington
George McClelland Allison
Globe, Ariz
Olney
Crested Butte
Colo
Denver
Overland Park
Giant Commercial Conflict Foreseen Between U S and Europe
Washington reports Assistant Secretary Vanderlip warns of a coming gigantic commercial war as 1903 treaties expire and Europe plots a united front against America. He claims the U S can outpace European rivals but warns the clash will be decisive and global.
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Washington
Vanderlip
Europe
United States
America
Russia
Austria
Not So Bad As Reported in West Virginia Flood
A Keystone courier says flood deaths will not exceed sixty as Elkhorn rises and residents flee. In Ennis, Eckman, Shawnee, Cedar Bluffs and surrounding towns homes and animals were lost. several lives perished and entire communities were wiped out by landslides and floodwaters.
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Ennis
W. Va
Keystone
Eckman
Shawnee
Cedar Bluffs
Bounding Mill
Ravens
Knob
Earl Russell Indicted for Bigamy in Nevada Marriage
London reports Earl Russell indicted for bigamy after marrying a second wife in Nevada while his English wife remained legally his. The grand jury returned a true bill as First Lady Russell, now a music hall singer, pursued divorce and alimony through years of court action. The case is to be tried in the house of lords.
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London
Earl Russell
Nevada
House of Lords
Lord Russell
Russell
Union and nonunion carpenters clash near Fort Leavenworth
A committee of striking union carpenters attacked three nonunion carpenters en route to work on the United States building at the fort in Leavenworth Kansas. William Kessler was fatally shot by William Paris who was arrested and pleaded not guilty to assault with intent to kill.
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Leavenworth
Kans
Kansas City
United States
Fort
William Kessler
William Paris
Kemmerer Oil Fields Getting Strong Interest In Development
P J Quealy of Kemmerer Wyoming reports rising interest in local oil field development. A coalition of land holders led by Quealy aims to avoid conflicts, plans a 2500 foot capable well, expecting profitable finds at shallower depths, with market certainty still uncertain. A separate note seeks a competent ranch housekeeper at 2020 Capitol Avenue.
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P. J. Quealy
Kemmerer
Wyo
Knutsford
Quealy
Quealey
Salt Lake Tribune
Capitol Avenue
British routed after bold South African convoy clash
London reports General Elliott surprised a rich convoy en route to a Boer camp and captured a large train of supplies. The Boers, believing Elliott’s force small, counterattacked and recovered the convoy, driving the British back in a bitter engagement.
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London
Elliott
Dillott
Expected Boer British clash sparks skirmish near front
London reported the war department received word of an expected conflict between Boer and British forces. The two sides are within a short distance, and skirmishing has begun as troops maneuver for position.
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London
War Department
Distinguished Travelers Sail For Philippines
Adjutant General Corbin sailed on the transport Hancock from San Francisco with several notable travelers including Senator Dietrich of Nebraska, Congressman Cann, Surgeon General Steinberg and various educators bound for the Philippines to teach the Filipinos. Crocker's Horse Wins in London with jockey John Reif aboard the black filly Sweet Dizzy in the handicap.
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San Francisco
Corbin
Hancock
Philippines
Senator Dietrich
Nebraska
Cann
Steinberg
London
Richard Croker
John Reif
Armed hordes march through Sian Fu provinces in China
General Tung Fu Siang, long suspected Boxer sympathizer, leads armed hordes through the Sian Fu provinces. The governor appeals to foreign troops for help to repel the invasion.
Rich oil gusher at Red Fork shocks oil men
In Red Fork Oklahoma Territory on June 25 oil men struck yellow oil that is gushing up four hundred feet. Many believe it could be the largest gusher west of the Mississippi.
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Red Fork
I. T
Pennsylvania
Mississippi
Terribly Hot in Chicago
Chicago reports an extreme heat day with two deaths and sixteen prostrations yesterday, and a forecast promising a new record. A drowning incident and an attempted shooting are also attributed to the heat related crises.
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Chicago
Comal Still Grounded Off Jupiter Inlet
The Malory liner Comal remains aground at Jupiter Inlet as its sister ship Lampasas and tugs are expected to drag her off this afternoon. Fifty passengers are in good spirits despite potential danger from heavy weather.
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Jupiter Inlet
Fla
Comal
Lampasas
Kennedy Editor Attacked Over Scandal Article in Akron
Akron editor Samuel Kennedy of the Amusement Record was horsewhipped last night and left unconscious on his front porch. Steven Kohler, George Kohler and Bert Work admit guilt, saying Kennedy was attacked for printing a scandal involving prominent social circles. No names were used in the article.
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Akron
Samuel Kennedy
Amusement Record
Steven Kohler
George Kohler
Bert Work
Kennedy
Boom at Florence cement plant and smelter expansion
Florence Colorado June 25 arrangements for an 800000 dollar Portland cement mill backer Claud Spreckels capacity thousand barrels daily and 300 workers. The Rocky Mountain smelter adds two furnaces each 300 tons daily doubling current capacity.
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Florence
Colo
Claud Spreckels
Rocky Mountain
Laramie County approves bridge contract after bids opened
Special session of the County Commission in Cheyenne on June 18 1901 opened bids for the Laramie river bridge at Fort Laramie. The Bullen Bridge Company of Pueblo Colorado was awarded the contract as lowest responsible bidder at 1100 000 with rip rap and filling optional. County Clerk Dallas R Cowhick certified the record.
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Cheyenne
Laramie County
Wyoming
Board of County Commissioners
Samuel Carson
James M. Newman
James B. Boyer
Laramie River
Ort Laramie
Wrought Iron Bridge Company
Omaha
Nebraska
A. M. Blodgett
Kansas City
Missouri
M. J. Patterson
Denver
Colorado
Bullen Bridge Co
Pueblo
John Hunton
Fort Laramie
George J. Lord
Wheatland
Bullen Bridge Company
Thos. L. Darst
State of
German Bank Fails in Leipsic
Leipsic reports the Leipsicer bank failure due to excessive paper discounting. The large institution held forty eight million marks capital and collapsed this morning.
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Leipsic
Leipsicer Bank
Excursion Rates to California From Cheyenne
Excursion fare from Cheyenne to all California points and return is 47 dollars. Dates of sale are June 18, July 2 and 16, August 6 and 20, and September 8 and 17, 1901. Limit is twenty one days from the date of sale.
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California
Cheyenne
Excursion Rates to Portland Tacoma and Seattle
The notice lists round trip excursion rates to Portland Tacoma and Seattle by Union Pacific. Dates include July 14 and August 31 with a $10.00 fare. Travel offers apply to the specified destinations from the origin station.
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Portland
Tacoma
Seattle
Bald
Union Pacific Railroad
Bargain Menswear Sale Prices Listed in Ad Copy
The advertisement lists deep discounts on men and boys apparel including suits shirts coats and footwear. Items include $450 black serge suits $7.50 all wool suits $5 boy's cheviot shirts $15 fine dress suits and corduroy coats with various discounted prices such as $1.50 $1 and 25 cent accessories.
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