NASH DOUGATHERY KURTZ VOTES SHAPING CONVENTION FATE
Three claim bureaus in Columbus offer no definite outcome for the governorship fight. Nash predicts strong first ballot support and gains later. Daugherty boasts a large organization and potential 350 votes. Kurtz stays silent but could hold the balance of power or a bloc of 200 votes. Rumors point to a possible dark horse or a Jones Foraker arrangement as the process unfolds.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Nash
Mr. Daugherty
Kurtz
Zanesville
Daugherty
Mr. Kurtz
B’rer Rabbit
Charley
Nash and
McKisson
William McKinley
McKinley
McKiscon Ditto
Hamilton County
Asa Jones
Jones
Senator Foraker
Bushnell
Cincinnati
George Cox
Grosvenor Not Running for Speakership Says He Will Watch Columbus Discussion
General Chas H Grosvenor of the Athens Iowa district says he is not in the race and expects the Ohio delegation to meet in Columbus to unite on a candidate. He notes Wisconsin backs Henderson Iowa and foresees Western states joining. He travels for department business and will depart for Ohio Tuesday. The Wisconsin endorsement may affect Hopkins Illinois hopes if others follow.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Chas. H. Grosvenor
Athens
Wisconsin
Henderson
Iowa
Grosvenor
Ohio
Columbus
General Henderson
Hopkins
Illinois
John C. Hutsinpillar
Gallipolis
Ed Wilson
Ironton
Homer Harper
Painesville
Scott Kinfield
Akron
Nash
Urbana
Champaign County
Kinfield
Seventy-second
General Assembly
Lucas County
Joe Bonner
Bonner
Albert Douglas
Chillicothe
Ross County
Douglas
the Nell
Counterfeiting Ring Nets Ten Dollar Note Plates
Treasury Secret Service chief reports Burns secured the counterfeit ten dollar note plates bearing Sheridan after a Philadelphia Lancaster network’s capture. The Philadelphia engraver Baldwin S. Bredell and accomplice Taylor confessed. plates buried at Snow Hill Maryland. Wilkie believes these are the last plates produced by the ring.
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Washington
Wilkie
Treasury Secret Service
Wm. J. Burns
United States
General Sheridan
Baldwin S. Bredell
Philadelphia
Taylor
Lancaster
Bredell
Snow Hill
Burns
Remains of Colonel Stotsenberg Lying In State in Lincoln
The body of Colonel John M. Stotsenberg, commander of the First Nebraska, slain in the Philippines on April 23, lay in state at the Capitol Building for two hours in Lincoln. Thousands viewed the casket as memorial services were held at Holy Trinity Church and a military guard accompanied the escort to the train. Burial will occur in the National Cemetery in Washington.
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Lincoln
Neb
John M. Stotsenberg
Nebraska
Philippines
Capitol Building
Holy Trinity Episcopal Church
Washington
National Cemetery
Missing Child Marion Clark Not Found By Detectives
New York May 28 Captain McCluskey of the Detective Bureau said no information about missing child Marion Clark was obtained overnight. He and two officers were away and would return to the office during the day if any clue developed.
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New York
McCluskey
Detective Bureau
Marion Clark
the Commercial Tribune
London
P. W. Dunne
Mr. Dooley
Daugherty Insists on Seating Holcomb Delegation in Full
Columbus May 28 The Credentials Committee becomes the focal point as Daugherty demands Holcomb’s Cleveland delegation seated in full and rejects half votes for McKisson or Hanna. Nash backers pursue a majority by adding Frankin County and other districts, while Lott and Hutsinpillar gain attention as potential contenders in the Ohio Republican fight.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Committee On
Daugherty
Kurtz
Nash
Cleveland
Franklin County
Harry M. Daugherty
Holcomb
McKisson
Hanna
Delegaton
Paris Is Impaled as Ninth Tow Fails at Coverack
The American Line steamship Paris remains stuck on rocks at Coverack Cornwall after a ninth attempt to float her fails. Five tugs worked with three standby boats while pumps lightened the vessel and boilers were emptied except for those powering pumps. Experts warn further tow attempts could tear off the bow, prompting plans for new lightening measures.
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Paris
Theosophy Student Jumps From Brooklyn Bridge
Howard Kretz a 22 year old art student from the Academy of Design leaped from a trolley near the Brooklyn Bridge and landed uninjured after a dramatic plunge. He was hauled aboard the Vulcan freighter then brought to Hudson Street Hospital where he showed no injuries except shock. He said he wanted to prove will power could do anything without injury.
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Kretz
Brooklyn
New York
Vulcan
Norwalk
Hudson Street Hospital
Mrs Blaine funds Chicago pedagogical college plan
Mrs Emmons Blaine of 344 Erie street plans a Chicago pedagogical school with an endowment starting in the several hundred thousand dollars and potentially reaching one million. Col Francis W Parker would head the college at Normal Park with broad powers. location near Blaine’s residence is eyed. More details expected within two weeks as advisers and other benefactors may join.
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Blaine
Erie Street
Chicago
Francis W. Parker
Cook County Normal School
Normal Park
Archbishop Ireland Preaches to Large Paris Congregation
Archbishop Ireland spoke to a large crowd at the Church of the English Passionists in Paris today. He based his sermon on the Trinity Sunday epistle.
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Paris
Ireland
Dooley Glum as London Book Pirates Target American Humorist
The American Humorist reports Dooley reacts with gloom after London piracy rings steal and publish articles. The piece notes the theft hurts reputations and circulation, highlighting efforts to pursue legal action and protect rights.
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London
Czar and Pope Out A Quarrel Divides Russia and Vatican
Special Cable reports a diplomatic rift with Russia unrepresented at the Vatican as mourning and political tensions mount. Also noted are the funeral plans for Senor Castelar and unpopularity around General Polavieja for forbidding military honors, alongside brief Suez Canal profit mentions. P. W. Dunne criticizes London while detailing his Ireland plans.
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Polavieja
Suez Canal
Russian Minister Tcherikof to Skip Rome Return
St. Petersburg reports confirm M. Tcherikof will not return to Rome as Russian ambassador. After seeking audience with the Pope without success, he was told by Cardinal Rampolla that the Pontiff would not receive representatives since the Czar ignored the Disarmament Conference invitation. He asked to be recalled and was granted a six months leave.
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Commercial Tribune
Rombe
St. Petersburg
Vatican
M. Teherikof
Holy See
Rome
Vaticans
M. Tcherikof
Cardinal Rampolla
Honors to Castelar in Madrid Public tribute to Castelar's upheld poverty
Premier Silvela defends Castelar's memory saying the late Republican orator deserved honors and that the family asked the funeral costs be borne by neither government nor state. The war minister Polavieja faces criticism for barring military honors as officers plan to attend in uniform.
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Madrid
Francisco Silvela
Emilio
Castelar
Polavieja
el Imparcial
Suez Canal Profits Rise as Traffic Increases
Paris May 28 The Suez Canal Company report dated May 6 shows total receipts for the fiscal year at £8 5 0 000 up on the prior year by £29 000. Vessels passing total 3 503 with American bound for Asia rising to 3 percent of year’s traffic.
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Paris
Suez Canal Company
Asiatic
British envoy pledges careful heed to Uitlander petition
Johannesburg reports that Coyningham Green the British agent in Pretoria has promised to give the Uitlanders petition to Queen Victoria serious consideration in London. The Pretoria note raises hopes that Sir Alfred Milner and President Kruger can reach a constructive outcome at Bloemfontein next Wednesday.
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Johannesburg
Coyningham Green
Pretoria
South African League
Uitlanders
Queen Victoria
London
Alfred Milner
Kruger
Bloemfontein
Czar Reviews Prison Reforms in Vienna Dispatch
Vienna dispatch reports the Czar examining new prison administration reforms. The key feature is improved inmate treatment, aligning with modern methods used by other countries.
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The
Commercial Tribune
London
Vienna
Conference Talk in Secret Session at Pretoria
In a secret session at Pretoria on May 28 the Volksraad discussed the upcoming Bloemfontein conference between the British High Commissioner for South Africa and the Cape Colony Governor Sir Alfred Milner and President Kruger.
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Pretoria
Volksraad
Bloemfontein
Orange Free State
South Africa
Cape Colony
Alfred Milvern
Kruger
Althe
Governor's big boom ships to join Rhode Island inauguration
The North Atlantic Squadron ships New York Texas Indiana and Massachusetts commanded by Admiral Sampson sail from New York for Newport Rhode Island. They are to participate in the Rhode Island governor inauguration ceremonies Tuesday and will use Newport as a summer base with practice cruises along the New England coast ending with a stop in Boston Harbor before Bunker Hill Day.
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New York
North Atlantic Squadron
Texas
Indiana
Masachusetts
Sampson
Newport
R. I
Rhode Island
New England
Boston Harbor
Bunker Hill
Sage couple seeks admission to University Presbyterian Church
Special Dispatch reports Mr and Mrs Russell Sage likely applying for admission to University Presbyterian Church where Dr George Alexander presides. Following a board split the eight trustee resignations trigger new elections on June 7. Sage and other resigning trustees met Alexander after service.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Russell Sage
University Presbyterian Church
George Alexander
Sage
West Church
Behrens Family Reunion After Long Mourning in Pittsburg
Otto Behrens, a Californian farmer, returns to Pittsburg after twenty years to discover his father and two sisters believed dead are alive. He will escort his aged father from the National Soldiers' Home in Dayton to Pittsburg for a brief visit before returning to California. Amelia Behrens and Mrs Joseph Shafer are named as sisters on Howard Street.
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Pittsburg
Howard Street
Behrens
Otto Behrens
Mott
Shasta County
Cal
National Soldiers
Dayton
California
Amelia Behrens
South Side
Joseph Shafer
Dreyfus Case May Lead To Fresh Court Martial
Paris correspondent M De Blowitz of the Times notes that the Court of Cassation may order a revision and send Dreyfus to a new court martial. He argues acquittal is likely and doubts any secrecy in the new trial.
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M. de Blowitz
Paris
The
Times
Court of Cassation
Dreyfus
M. Ballot de Beaupre
Arrangements Made for Dreyfus Transport to France
The Daily Telegraph report from Cayenne cites Governor General Mouttet stating Dreyfus will be moved from the Ile du Salut under strict supervision by state officials and warders. The voyage will occur in the Ile Royal roads without Cayenne contact, with Dreyfus unseen by the crew and only jailers attending him. Disembarkation plans in France remain unknown.
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Daily Telegraph
Cayenne
French Guiana
M. L. Mouttet
Dreyfus
France
Sie du Salut
M. Deniel
Ile du Salut
Ile Royal
Mornand Seeks Dreyfus Revision At Court of Cassation
In Paris on May 28 Mornand appeals to the Court of Cassation for Mme Dreyfus, aiming to shift guilt to Esterhazy. He plans to accuse Paty du Clam and Henry of complicity, presenting evidence he says names the traitor who sold secrets to Germany and frames the innocent Dreyfus.
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Paris
Mornand
Court of Cassation
Mme. Dreyfus
Esterhazy
Paty du Clam
Henry
Germany
Dreyfus
Preacher Shot Dead in Newmarket Incident in Huntsville
In Newmarket last night a black Baptist preacher was shot and killed by Tom Pitcock a well known local figure. Pitcock was arrested and set for trial tomorrow after the preacher had threatened his life.
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Huntsville
Ala
Newmarket
Tom Pitcock
Pitcock
Massacre Reports Slow and Troops Sleep in Trenches
American forces in Manila endure harsh conditions as insurrectionists grow bolder. Reports say Capt. Geo H. Tilley is missing while Filipino bands rally around San Fernando and trenches extend from Manila to San Pedro Macat. Rice distribution begins as humanitarian efforts rise amid looming wet season hardships.
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Mascardo
Tarlac
MacArthur
Lawton
San Fernando
Manila
San Pedro Macat
Massacre reported as rebels defeat Tilly party near Negros
A Manila cable states the Recorder landed a party including Captain Tilly of the Signal Corps on Escalante. Rebels opened fire with a flag of truce. Tilly and others attempted to swim or escape as Malay crew were slain or flogged. Troops were sent to the scene from Iloilo.
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Social Dispatch
Commercial Tribune
New York
the Herald
Manila
Negros
Cebu
Grent
Escalante
Tilly
Signal Corps
Recorder
Iloilo
Capture of Jolo and Zamboanga Operations Detail
General Otis reports two Twenty third Infantry battalions hold Jolo as Spanish troops retreat from Zamboanga after a costly engagement. Spanish losses include nine killed and twenty seven wounded, among the dead General Montero. Insurgents used captured arms and will not oppose American landing but demand Luzon terms. Spanish troops depart for Spain as insurgent actions prompt Manila battalions to move to Negros.
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Montero
Mindanao
Zamboanga
Manila
Twenty-third
Jolo
Samboanga
Generas
Luzon
Negros
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