Fleischmann Renominated by Cincinnati Republicans in Mayoral Race
Mayor Julius Fleischmann accepts renomination, vowing to stand with the Republican party. He cites city reforms and improved services amid a Citizens movement opposition and notes plans for a larger police force and a new City Hospital, while stressing unity against fusion efforts led by Ingalls.
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Fleischmann Accepts GOP Mayoral Nomination In Cincinnati
Mayor Julius Fleischmann replies to Longworth and Ellis that he accepts renomination for mayor. He pledges to serve the people and party, and congratulates the ticket’s representative men as Cincinnati moves toward the election.
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Fleischmann Nominated Again as Cincinnati Mayor
The Republican convention in Cincinnati nominates Julius Fleischmann for mayor and endorses the full ticket. Delegates praise his administration and unity, with Fleischmann accepting the nomination and pledging continued work for prosperity and progress in Cincinnati.
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Fleischmann Congratulates Ticket Nominees in 1903 Telegrams
May or Julius Fleischmann sends congratulatory telegrams to Harry L. Gordon W T Perkins and others in Cincinnati and Washington praising nominations for public office. Messages express friendship, confidence in public service, and promise of electoral success.
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Beef Trust to Stand by Demurrer in Court
Chicago March 4 The Beef Trust will stand by its demurrer to federal allegations against the combined packers and appeal from the ruling overruling it. It chooses not to submit testimony on the inner workings of the arrangement, despite the government’s extensive evidence.
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Longworth Opens Cincinnati GOP Convention with Stark Speech
Congressman Nicholas Longworth presided as chairman and warned that the municipal race would shape Ohio and national politics. He attacked reform opponents and recalled alleged 1877 corruption, arguing a broad political influence beyond city limits.
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