Nash Still Leads Men Boom for Daugherty
Nash continues to lead the men’s group as Daugherty wins a credentials committee victory outlining gains for the organization.
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1899
Page
1
Foraker Backing Jones in Ohio Governor Race
Columbus dispatch describes shifting loyalties as Nash Daugherty and Asa Jones battle for the Ohio GOP nomination. Daugherty gains from Credentials Committee seating, Cox and Kurtz split, Foraker eyes Hamilton County votes, and Foraker endorses McKisson delegates while McKissonites seek seating.
Durban Urges End to Strife in Ohio Gubernatorial Fight
Hon. Frank A. Durban told a Columbus crowd that strife must end as he seeks the Republican nomination for governor. He pledged support to any convention nominee and urged Republicans to focus on election day rather than intraparty feuds over Foraker and Hanna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Foraker
Hanna
Ohio Republicans Back McKinley Ticket in Gubernatorial Year
The speaker asserts more than the governorship is at stake and urges voters to sustain the administration by electing the Republican State ticket from top to bottom, highlighting William McKinley as a patriotic idol for Ohio Republicans.
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Ohio
William McKinley
Daugherty convention permanentizes temporary organization
The Columbus Ohio Daugherty convention moves to permanent organization. Walter Kerr will preside tomorrow and Lampson of Ashtabula remains Secretary. Rules limit nominating speeches to five minutes and seconding to one minute with a single second.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Daugherty
Walter Ss. Kerr
Lampson
Ashtabula
Committee On Rules and Credr of Business
Butler County Delegates Rally Behind Morey on First Ballot
Butler County delegates arriving in Columbus say their seven votes will go to Morey on the first ballot even though his name is not on the official call. Leaders announce Butler will back Morey as long as there is any chance of securing his nomination.
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Daugherty
Kurtz
Kurts
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Butler County
Morey
Butler
Nash
Monnett Open to Nomination for Attorney General
In Columbus Ohio on June 1 General Monnett indicated he would accept a third term as Attorney General if nominated. Delegates at the State Labor Convention and party members urged his candidacy with badges reading Antitrust Monnett for Attorney General. He will not open headquarters but supporters circulate to build sentiment.
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Nash
Bob” Nevin
Cox
Kurtz
McKisson
Ohio
Foraker
Nevin
Hanna
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
General Monnett
Monnett
Assault at Cincinnati delegates shocks Cox independents
In Columbus on June 1 an unruly clash erupted after the Cox delegates passed a 200-strong march. John Renner of the Fifteenth Ward was beaten by Snoddy Trosky and others near the Great Southern during a confrontation sparked by insulting remarks. Bystanders separated the combatants as indignation spread among independents.
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Trosky
John Renner
Hamilton
Ohio Credentials Committee Sits Hamilton Cox Delegations
The Committee on Credentials voted 1 3 to 4 to seat the Holcomb delegation from Cuyahoga and unanimously seat the Cox delegation from Hamilton County at a midnight session. The meeting in Columbus also seat ed Holcomb and Daugherty aligned delegates, while the McKisson and Hanna factions faced stiff contest. An after midnight melee overshadowed the hearing when Michael Mullen confronted a Cleveland Recorder correspondent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Cox
Hamilton County
Holcombe
Cuyahoga
Cuyahoga County
Holcomb
Daugherty
Michael Mullen
Cleveland Recorder
Cleveland
Shelby
W. c. Brown
Thirteenth
Hanna
Skyles
Brown
Messrs. Herrmann
Kushman
Hamilton
Garry” Herrmann
Messrs. Garfield
Scom
Little Marion Clark The Kidnapped NY Baby Found Safe
The kidnapped New York baby, Little Marion Clark, has been found and returned home. Police reported locating the infant and reuniting with the family, ending a high profile missing child case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tragic Well Murder Near Thorntown Features Father
Alfred Wells, 40, a German farmer, suddenly assaults his four sons aged 5, 4, 3, and 12 with bricks, tossing them into a shallow well. He then leaps into the river but is stopped by a bystander. Two boys die, a third is gravely injured and likely to die, the fourth injured but not seriously, and Wells is jailed in Crawfordsville. The incident occurred near the Boone Montgomery county line.
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Commercial Tribune
Thorntown
Ind
Alfred Wells
Weiss
Wells
Crawfordsville
Boone County
Montgomery County
Ohio Republicans Back Henderson for Speaker in Unitary Vote
In Columbus on June 1 the Ohio Republican congressional delegation decided to back General Henderson of Iowa for Speaker. Twelve members present favored Henderson. one voted for Sherman. The delegation plans to vote as a unit, with Morgan unable to attend due to credentials duties.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Ohio
General
Henderson
Iowa
Messrs
Bramwell
Danford
Mr. Brown
Wecce
Sherman
New York
Burton
Grosvénor
Kerr
Lybrand
Phillips
Chairman Thomas Calls Ohio Democratic Convention Date
Springfield Ohio June 1 Chairman W S Thomas of the State Democratic Central Committee said he would call a meeting in Columbus June 15 to fix a date for the state convention He favors holding the convention in late July or early August to allow better statewide organization and earlier preparation than last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Central Committee
Commercial Tribune
Springfield
W. S. Thomas
State Democratic Central Committee
Columbus
Thomayg
Thomas
Miss Julia Smith Sues Parkersburg Gas Over Car Collision
Miss Julia K. Smith daughter of ex congressman C B Smith filed suit in the circuit court for 10000 damages for injuries from a collision involving electric cars of the Parkersburg Gas Electric Light and Street Railway Company six months earlier in Parkersburg West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Parkersburg
W. Va
Julia K. Smith
C. B. Smith
Parkersburg Gas, Electric Light and Street Railway Company
Daugherty Vote Sparks Possible Minority Report
In Columbus on June 1 Doc Lowes of Dayton and possibly two other committeemembers threaten a minority report. A revised majority report could seat the Daugherty delegation from Prebley replacing the Nash delegation, which had been recognized at Lowes request to aid a Republican State Senate candidate. The Nash delegation in Licking was seated despite evident demerits of the contestants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams County
Fenton
John W. Hook
Davidson
Nash
Daugherty
Allen County
D. J. Cable
George Hall
Lima
C. V. Rumbaugh
Cable
Hall
Senate Chamber
Ade
Harper
Stephens
Pike Osizra House
Hamillton
Comnty
Ittee
Peter Durr
Reed
Hyllick
C. B. Wing
Mullened
Hamilton County
State Central Committee
Cincinnati
Cuyahoga
Cleveland
Dr. Hubbard
Barney Mahler
Holcomb
McKisson
Hubbard
Mahler
Central Committee
Wallace Phillips
Licking
Ickes
D. Q. Morrow
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Lowes
Dayton
Prebley
Lowe
Pauncefote to be Raised to Peerage in Birthday Honors
London June 1 The Associated Press reports Sir Julian Pauncefote British Ambassador to the United States and head of the delegation at the Peace Conference will be elevated to the peerage. The official announcement is expected in the Queen's birthday honors list issued tomorrow.
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London
Associated Press
Julian Pauncefote
United States
Brave Woman in Manila Front Lines Widowed Stotsenburg Arrives
Mrs. Mary LaTourette Stotsenburg widow of Colonel John Stotsenburg traveled from Manila to Washington with his remains after serving as a nurse in the Philippines. She reportedly spent hours in trenches under fire, sometimes seizing a rifle to aid troops. She will return to New Albany with her husband’s parents as their two children move to Washington with Judge Stotsenburg, the grandfather.
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Commercial Tribune
New Albany
Ind
Mary LaTourette Stotsenburg
John Stotsenburg
Washington
Manila
Stotsenburg
Philippines
Otis
Hydrophobia Fatal to Cleveland Leader Henry Lower
Henry Lower prominent Cleveland citizen dies after hydrophobia from a cat bite. Bite occurred four months ago and initial wound was cauterized. Rabbit inoculation failed to prevent infection. symptoms began with arm prick and choking when drinking water before death. His sons Louis in Brooklyn and Henry E. Lower, Harvard graduate and writer, noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Cleveland
Henry Lower
Lower
Mr. Lower
Louis Lower
Brooklyn
N. Y
Henry E. Lower
Harvard
Baby Clark Found at Sloatsburg
New York June 1 Marion Clark, a kidnapped infant, is found alive in Sloatsburg after a postmistress identifies her from published pictures. Sheriff Charlston and deputies recover the child from Jennie Wilson at Oakley House Ramapo Mountains, ending a short pursuit and a tense confrontation.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Marion Clark
Sloatsburg
Heverstraw
Uncle Sam
St. Johns
Jennie Wilson
N. Y
Miss Wilson
Charlston
Oakley
Ramapo Mountains
Jersey
McNally
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Credentials Committee
Jones
Col. Nevin
Hal D. Landon
Columbus, CO
Asa Jones
The
Cre
Agers
Mr. Daugherty
Gether
Will
Trol
Franklin County
M’kissonites
Senator Foraker
Durban
Jamesville
Frank A. Durban
Daugherty Program
Snoddy
Pike Opera House
Neil House
Restau
Great Southern
Independent Party
COX and Holcomb
Committee On Credentials
Bossism
Mike Mullen
By Allen E. Beach
W. H. Boyd
Mr. Boyd
Elections Board
McKisson Board
Garfield
Harmony Committee
Garry
Hermann
Herrmann
A Daugher
TY Day
Halcomb
Commercial “Tribune
Junice
James W. Halcomb
Michisson
Hanna “Harmony
Beford
Fayette
Hylcomb
Kurtzites
Highland and
Little Marion Clark
Gen. Henderson
Thomas’ Call
Baby Clark
Jody
A. B. Carey
Mrs. Carey
Chariston
Oakley House
Carrie Jones
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