Foraker Speaks as Republican State Convention Chair
Senator J B Foraker delivers a fiery keynote as temporary Chairman at the Ohio Republican State Convention. He lauds McKinley era policies, attacks Democratic failures from Cleveland to Bryan, defends Puerto Rico measures, and warns of national consequences for voters in November.
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Foraker Dominates Big Convention
The Ohio Republican gathering opened with cheers as Peter W. Parr presided, Benson Foraker delivered a restrained keynote likely to anchor his re election bid. Senator Hanna and other leaders observed as delegates pressed for orderly rules and adjournment to resume the following day.
Substitute Move Shifts Senator Chair at June Meeting
In Columbus, a party Committee of Organization voted to substitute a new man for the Senator and to name Yanua as chair at the June 24 meeting. The action follows the rearrangement of leadership within the group during the session.
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Loss of Appetite Alarms As Weather Warms
A health note warns loss of appetite rises with warmer weather as a symptom of functional weakness. Digestive organs need strengthening. Testimonial from Noel Whipkey of Higbee Pa says Hood's Sarsaparilla restored appetite and strength. He recommends it to the weak.
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Noel Whipkey
Higbee, Pa
Hanna Men Won All Along Line In Fayette Convention Race
Columbus June 24 Hanna men won all along the line in the convention district meetings but Daugherty supporters gained credentials committee seats enabling a possible minority report to contest Fayette County. Key Ohio figures James W. Stewart Charles Leading head state central committee.
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Hanna
Harry Daugherty
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Fayette County
Cuyahoga County
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Caldwell Withdraws and Nippert Joins Second Place Race
The article details Caldwell's withdrawal from contention and Carl Nippert emerging as the likely second place candidate. It covers party maneuvering led by Cincinnati and up the state Republicans, with Hanna and Foraker figures shaping strategies. The narrative notes the convention dynamics, possible ballot outcomes, and surrounding rumors about Nash and other insiders.
State Central Committee reorganizes with Durr and Slater as leaders
The new State Central Committee elected the former officers. Peter Durr of Cincinnati is Chairman and Mark Slater is Secretary. Durr will name a three person committee to consult with State ticket candidates on the Executive Committee. General Charles Dickery will be Chairman and John R. Malloy of Columbus Secretary of the Campaign Committee.
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Cincinnati
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Sturla Bigamy Case Moves Ahead in New York
After adjournments the bigamy case of Cornelius Sturla a government employee in the Internal Revenue Department opened in New York. Magistrate Brenner heard two witnesses before adjourning the case to July 24. Mrs Nannie Jane Denogh testified about her Cincinnati acquaintance with Annie Hall who lived with her and Miss Hall s marriage to Sturla. Robert Sturla the son testified about living with them in Cincinnati and about signatures and witnesses later.
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Cincinnati
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Arrival of the Hamilton County delegates in a hot convention day
The Hamilton County delegation the largest in the convention arrived by special train at 10 50 am after a two hour forty five minute run. Captain John Breen of the Pennsylvania praised the trip as one of the best on the line. The outing featured a crowded car and a reaction to the hot weather as attendees prepared for the events ahead. Passengers named include Herrmann Jos Schweninger Eckenroth and several others listed among the travelers.
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Hamilton County
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Pennsylvania
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Herrmann
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California $50 Round Trip Offer Promises Coast Trip
Travel deal from Chicago to the West Coast via The Overland Limited runs July 6 to 13. Tickets priced at $50 are available through any ticket agent or 435 Market Street, as noted by agency official B. EKniskern.
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Daugherty Delegation Defeated At Credentials Vote
Harry M. Daugherty and his Fayette County followers were defeated 20 to 1 before the Committee on Credentials. Dr Grant Marchant led the Marchant faction to claim the real delegation, while Walter Mears of Cleveland stood with Daugherty. The committee elected Fred Bader chairman and John Ickes secretary.
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Cleveland
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Cincinnati
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Newark
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Tickets Awarded to Marchant Followers by State Central Committee
The State Central Committee met at the Neil at 2 o clock and within minutes voted to give tickets and badges to the Marchant delegation, making it Fayette’s regular delegation and placing the Daugherty delegation as contestants. Chairman Peter Durr said the Marchant choice followed the convention call with no opposition voiced.
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Nominating order debated at Ohio party meeting
At a Columbus meeting of the Rules and Order of Business committee the Crew faction tried to shift nominations to favor Judge W B Crew over the Attorney General Sheets. The bid to reorder proceedings failed after no second, while Asa W Jones was named chair and Eugene Wyn retary.
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Milwaukee guest pleads for release from Grece resort
Lulu Devers aged 19 of Louisville Kentucky appealed to Associated Char Plein agent Julius Frellson for release from a resort in Milwaukee described as a highly furnished house. She states she has worked as a housemaid and has been confined for two weeks after meeting a person who described the resort’s nature.
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Remarkable Postum Coffee Alternative Story From Herkimer
A Herkimer resident reports waking numb and exhausted after coffee, then sleeping soundly after switching to Postum Cereal. She credits Postum with restoring nerve and stomach health, and urges others to learn the cause of coffee related distress. The letter notes the company and requests anonymity.
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