Lodge Is Chosen Will Be Permanent Chairman of Convention
Ohio Senator Foraker expected to present McKinley’s name at the National Convention as Lodge is chosen to serve as permanent chairman.
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1900
Page
1
East Safe Debate Drives Vice Presidency Talk
The Washington desk reports GOP managers favor Senator Walcott of Colorado as temporary convention chair with Senator Lodge of Massachusetts for permanent chair. Senator Foraker may present McKinley, while Grosvenor argues for a Western choice to strengthen the ticket. Debates over Secretary Long’s candidacy persist amid regional splits and impacts on Maryland.
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Long
McKinley
Maryland
Enity
Sampson-Schley
Schley
Hobart
East
West
Grosvenor
Ohio
Spooner
Wisconsin
Fairbanks
Indiana
Mercer
Nebraska
Bryan
Dolliver
Congress
Consul Salary Proposal By Former U S Official
James C. Monaghan, ex United States Consul at Chemnitz, called for raising the entry salary for consuls to 5000 dollars. He said export expansion requires trained personnel and compared a consul’s value to a member of Congress. Monaghan plans lectures in England and will sail for the United States on April 25 aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bettie J. Jobe
Ike T. Jobe
Jonesboro
Tenn
Jobe
United States
Columbus
War Department
Troy
Berlin
James C. Monaghan
Chemnitz
Germany
Congress
Monaghan
England
Mr. Cummings
New York
Pope's Strict Orders Across Religious Congregations
Rome reports Vatican measures aim to bar members of congregations from political activity and newspaper publication worldwide. A church on the outskirts of Paris was destroyed by incendiary fire today with sacred relics stolen.
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Commercial Tribune
Paris
Rome
Vatican
Re Ee
Stollen
Sergeant Douglass Shot In Crton Valley Strike
Sergeant Robert Douglass of the Eleventh Separate Company was shot dead while relieving guard at Croton Landing New York during the Cornell dam strike. Troops were nearby as 40 armed Italians marched with flags and cheering crowds gathered in Bowery.
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Cornell’dam
Non
Little Italy Hill
Bowery
Fury Over Armor and Factory Plans in Navy Bill
Washington April 16 The House begins debate on the naval appropriation bill valued at 61 2 million dollars with fight over armor plate government factories shipbuilding in yards and coast geodetic survey Foss leads with peace through strength stance while Underwood presses for a vote on armor plate factory options.
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Nicaragua Canal
Japan
Russia
England
France
Germany
Foss
Maine
Wisconsin
Missouri
House
Admiral O'Neill
Underwood
Alabama
Secretary Long
Four Men Killed in Windber Saloon Row
Four men died and two were wounded in a Windber mining town saloon row sparked by a Horatia mine strike dispute. Italian suspect said to be behind the wholesale crime, but a description match is said to be killed under a South Fork train. The dead include John Halverson Ed Paccauley Gust Greyeback Samuel Shives. wounded are Thomas Kiplin and Buckwalter.
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T.i
Windber
South Fork
John Halverson
Ed Paccauley
Gust Greyeback
Samuel Shives
Thomas Kiplin
Jerk’’ Buckwalter
Horatia Mine
Relief Column Activity Signals Mafeking Relief
Cables from South Africa indicate intensified actions by Colonel Plumer's relief column to relieve Mafeking with renewed movement and pressure on the besieging forces. No decisive breakthrough announced yet. dispatches emphasize sustained effort and strategic positioning.
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South Africa
Plumer
Want Union Reorganized
Two hundred quarrymen from four nearby quarries in Knoxville Tennessee struck for union recognition and a uniform wage scale. Nonunion workers have been put to work.
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Knoxville, Tenn
Here
Quiet Along the Southern Strike Quiet at Chattanooga
CHATTANOOGA Tenn April 16 So far as the four divisions of the Southern Railway entering this city are concerned the strike situation is quiet today.
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Chattanooga, Tenn
The
Southern Railway
President McKinley Mission to Paterson New York Canton
The president and Mrs. McKinley with Secretary Cortelyou Assistant Secretary Haines Mrs Hobart and Hobart’s son and Dr Rixie will travel by private car to Paterson New Jersey for four days. They will attend the Ecumenical Conference on Foreign Missions at Carnegie Hall in New York and stay at the Manhattan Hotel. The party then proceeds to Canton Ohio for about three days before returning to Washington.
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Washington
New York
Canton
McKinley
Cortelyou
Haines
Hobart
Garret A. Hobart
Rixie
Paterson
N. J
Pennsylvania Road
Mysterious shooting of Sergeant Douglass in Croton Valley
Corporal Mc Dowell and guards heard Douglass exclaim Load, I'm shot, then collapse. A volley targets nearby bushes in darkness but no one seen or heard the shooter. Douglass dies. search on hilltop finds no attacker. guards concentrate in the valley and at the cable station after the incident.
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Doug
Mayor Apologizes Over Manila Victory Invitation Mixup
Chicago Mayor Harrison sent apologies after Duke d Arcos the Spanish minister in Washington declined a Dewey celebration invitation. The minister said the invitation to celebrate Manila Bay’s second anniversary was sent by error and a diplomat called it an insult. Mayor Harrison replied explaining the mistake and offered sincere apologies.
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Dewey
Chicago
Harrison
Duke d’Arcos
Washington
Manila
United States
Spain
Arcos
King Oscar to Visit England and Paris with Queen Sophia
King Oscar left Stockholm for England today to join Queen Sophia who has already departed. The royal couple will spend a brief stay in London and then proceed to Paris for the exposition.
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Commercial Tribune
Stockholm
Oscar
England
Sophia
London
Paris
Farmer Struck With Forty Lashes By Masked Men
Eight masked men abducted farmer Andrew Vel pois near Tipton Indiana and whipped him forty times with wagon whips at a telegraph pole. No motive was given for the attack.
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Andrew Velpois
Tipton
Commercial Tribune
Ind
Here
Fight Over a Woman Ends With Knife Slash and Cleaver Blow
In Circleville Ohio on April 16 Thomas Thomas and George Anderson were badly wounded in a brawl over a woman. Thomas slashed Anderson across the face and Anderson struck Thomas on the head with a cleaver. Both injured but not fatally.
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Commercial Tribune
Circleville
Thomas Thomas
George Anderson
Anderson
Soldiers Arrive Quietly As Strikers Make Stand
Troops arrived at the Cornell dam today with no disturbances noted. The Fourth and Eleventh separate companies are camped in the Croton Valley and a cavalry troop from New York is at Ardsley. Early this morning the strikers held a meeting but found no active effort underway.
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Croton Valley
New York
Ardsley
HMS and Italian Fleet to Parade at Naples Harbor
Rome reports that at the opening of the Hygienic Exhibition in Naples a British and an Italian squadron will be present in the harbor. King Humbert will review the two fleets.
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Commercial Tribune
Rome
Naples
Humbert
Combs Release Sought in Habeas Corpus Case
The habeas corpus case of Tallow Dick Combs, a colored suspect in the Goebel assassination, was argued before Judge Cantrill in Frankfort on April 16. Defense by R C O Benjamin edoted, state by Judge B G Williams. decision expected tomorrow. Minor state contests see Republican officials filing answers with demurrers set for hearing tomorrow.
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Tallow Dick
Commercial Tribune
Frankfort
Combs
William Goebel
Cantrill
R. C. O. Benjamin
Edloted
B. G. Williams
Polsgrove
Supreme Court Rules Express Companies Win Stamp Tax Case
The Supreme Court, in a decision by Justice White, ruled that shippers must pay stamp charges on express packages. The ruling favored American Express Company and reversed the Michigan Supreme Court decision that had sided against the express firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Washington
White
American Express Company
Maynard
Michigan
Inquest Is Postponed in Wright Death Case
The inquest into Rufus Wrights death from a bullet wound has been postponed to April 24 at the request of Police Lieutenant Herrick. Mrs Lottridge, occupant of the Leland Hotel, is reported in a state of near complete nervous prostration and unable to testify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Rufus Wright
Louise Lottridge
Leland Hotel
Herrick
Plot to kill Loubet unfolds in Nice
Paris reports from Nice that police uncovered a plot by three Italians to kill President Loubet. One conspirator has already departed for Paris to execute the plan, while authorities track the others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loubet
Commercial Tribune
Paris
Nice
Petit Journal
Republic
Americans Repel Insurgents in Philippines Action
Captain Dodd's troop of the Third Cavalry trapped 180 insurgents near Benguet. Fifty-three rebels were killed and forty-four taken prisoner. One American wounded. Ninety Spanish prisoners freed at Tayabas, capital of the province.
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Commercial Tribune
Manila
Captain Dodd
Third Cavalry
Benguet
Tayabas
Insurgents Attack Batoc Garrison Repulsed With Losses
General Young reports 300 insurgent riflemen and bolo men attacked the American garrison at Batoc in North Ilocos Province. The assault was repulsed with 106 insurgents killed. American forces suffered no casualties.
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Manila
Young
Batoc
Ilocos
Electric canal boats tested on Miami and Erie Canal
Thomas N. Fordyce of Detroit arrived in Columbus after being awarded a state contract to test electric canal boats on a ten mile stretch of the Miami and Erie Canal between Daytona and Cincinnati. Westinghouse Electric will supply equipment and work will start within sixty days. The experiment has a one year timeline with no interference with canal traffic during tests.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Thomas N. Fordyce
Detroit
Mich
State Board of Public
Miami and Erie Canal
Daytona
Cincinnati
Westinghouse Electric Company
Hoke Smith Sells Interest in Atlanta Journal
Hon Hoke Smith sold his stake in the Atlanta Journal to H M Atkinson Morris Brandon and J R Gray of Atlanta. Minority stockholders also disposed of holdings. Smith earned three to one on his 53 shares receiving 159000 dollars. total deal valued at about 2765? The publisher under new regime will be George H Dickinson. H H Cabanis and Josiah Carter expected to remain in their roles.
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Atlanta
Hon. Hoke Smith
Atlanta Journal
H M. Atkinson
Morris Brandon
J. R. Gray
Mr. Smith
George H. Dickinson
New York Herald
H. H. Cabanis
Josiah Carter
Three Men Burned At Ohio Steel Furnace
Special despatch reports three Ohio Steel Company workers William Alexander James A Johngorn and Curtis Smith severely burned by molten metal from an open hearth furnace in Youngstown Ohio They were rushed to hospital and listed in serious condition the day of the incident.
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Commercial Tribune
Youngstown
William Alexander
James A. Johngorn
Curtis Smith
Ohio Steel Company
Justice Harlan Chosen to Succeed Eaton
General John Eaton resigns after seven years as president of the American Society of Religious Education. Justice John M. Harlan of the U S Supreme Court is elected to succeed him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Harlan
Washington
John Eaton
American Society of Religious Education
John M. Harlan
United States Supreme Court
Toledo Died Hard Efforts To Revive Bill Failing
Centennial is given up as lawmakers fail to revive a stalled bill. The report notes persistent attempts by sponsors to bring the measure back before a deadline, but opposition and procedural hurdles thwart progress. Officials urge continued lobbying for future sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill
Centennial
End of the Seventy-Fourth General Assembly Adjourns
The Seventy Fourth General Assembly adjourned after a long session with Speaker Reynolds praised for leadership. The House killed the Toledo Centennial project and passed few bills including the Sheppard measure to lease canal banks. A Senate gift exchange and resolutions of thanks closed the chamber amid a festive atmosphere.
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Coleinen
Charley Swain
Cincinnati
Speaker Reynolds
Reynolds
Rankin
Fayette
Finck
Perry
Lorain
Napoleon Bonaparte Ross
Senate
Harbaugh
Caldwell
Brove
Sheppard
Harding
Wightman
Patterson
Brorein
Middlewart
Painter
Manchester
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Kentucky
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Republican National Executive Committee
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John W. Rodman
W.H. Posey
J. 8. Collins
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J. C. Monaghan
Pope
Bulgaria
Croton
Douglass
Croton Landing, N. Y
Robert Douglass
Mt. Ver
Creton Valley
Geant Fell
Corporal McDowell
Little
Italy
Mhaséney
Roe
M’am
Mafeking
Want Union
Dowell
Glover
King Oscar
Farmer
Cornell Dam
Mrs. Lottridge
Dayton
Hoke Smith
Toledo
Griffin
Charles Griffin
Lieber
Peru
Ainsworth
Bell
DeRan
Melcher
Pollock
State Board of Public Works
Therme Bank
State Canals
Cohen
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