Acceptance Letter by Theodore Roosevelt in 1900 Nomination
Public acceptances letter dated Sept 16 1900 from Theodore Roosevelt as Republican vice presidential nominee. He argues for McKinley administration driven prosperity and warns against the Kansas City platform. Emphasizes good government fiscal policy and national honor with broad appeal to voters nationwide.
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United States
Outhwaite
McKinley
Kansas City
Chicago
Bryan
Indianapolis
Washington
Outhwaite Endorses McKinley Roosevelt in Ohio Reversal
Former Congressman Joseph H. Outhwaite, once aligned with Bryan, declares support for McKinley and Roosevelt. He criticizes free silver, defends the gold standard, and rejects imperialism while backing sustained Philippine governance under current policy.
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Columbus
Commercial Tribune
Joseph H. Outhwaite
Chicago
McKinley
Roosevelt
Indianapolis
General Palmer
General Buckner
Outhwaite
Palmer
Buckner
Bryan
Gold Dollar Currency and Trusts Editorial Stand
A policy argument urging a gold backed currency at 100 cents, praising a recent financial act, and warning that law alone cannot shield finances from mismanagement. It calls for publicity, taxation, and regulation, and defends expansion as historic rather than imperial or militaristic while asserting stability through governance in the Philippines.
Wife Seeks Divorce and Alimony in Calico Dress Claim
C W Main and wife of Jackson Township filed for divorce citing four years of marriage ending with jealousy and failure to provide. The wife alleges she received only a cheap calico dress and obtained a restraining order to halt the husband from disposing of property with likely fraud. She seeks six thousand dollars alimony.
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Commercial Tribune
Kokomo
Ind
C. W. Main
Jackson
Monster banquet planned in Paris for Mayors
Paris advertises a vast September 2 banquet in the Tuileries with President Loubet hosting all French mayors. About 22 000 seats, 12 kitchens, 3 000 waiters, motor car supervision, and thousands of poultry and bread items prepared, while many mayors refuse attendance amid political tension.
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Paris
Loubet
France
Tuileries
Rue de Rivoli
Associated Press
Paris Hotel de Ville
Mob Drives Elders of Zion Out of Town After Train Escape
A mob in Mansfield Ohio chased Dowie elders led by Ephraim Basinger from the city. Police protected Basinger as he boarded a westbound train, while attackers seized Leiby and Calver to escort them to the station. Authorities report plans to withdraw powers from Peking to Tien Tsin amid unrest and foreign troop movements.
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Commercial Tribune
Mansfield, CO
Dochettes
Ephraim Basinger
Bluffton
E. H. Leitby
The
Zion Church
Basinger
Leiby
James P. Seward
Leiby House
Seward
Pennsylvania Railroad
BD. H. Leiby
Dowie
United States Express Company
Frank Calver
Dochelle
Calver
Tendent R. Chover
Allegheny
Crestline
Railway to Peking Is Sus pended
TIENTSIN September 13 The Russians reportedly push troops into Manchuria and suspend work on the Peking railroad to force other powers to accept its destruction Their Tu Lin expedition returns unopposed while Boxers retreat toward a village along the Grand Canal The Sixth US Cavalry is ordered to Yang Tsun with two heavy guns and twelve thousand Germans arrive Corporal Hughes of the Third US Artillery is killed and his companion wounded at the French bridge incident
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Peking
Tientsin
Associated Press
Manchuria
Tu Lin
Tien Tsin
Grand Canal
Tu Liu
Sixth United States Cavalry
Yang Tsun
Pei Ho
Corporal Hughes
Third
United States Artillery
Zanesville Widow Brenholts Dies At Age
ZANESVILLE Ohio Sept 16 Mrs Sidney Brenholts widow of Louis Brenholts died here this evening aged percent years She was the oldest resident of Zanesville and mother of Charles Brenholts a manufacturer.
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Commercial Tribune
Zanesville
Sidney, Brenholts
Louis Brenholts
Charles Brenholts
Ominous Silence On Eve Of Great Strike
Hazleton Pa September reports show miners rallying at meetings in Harley Ebervale Freeland and Colerain while union leaders urge firm strikes. James Fahy and Gompers address crowds amid fears of widespread work stoppages affecting the collieries and potential harm threats.
Force mines to shut down, union leaders say
In Shamokin Pennsylvania on September 16 reports from Dauphin Columbia Schuylkill and Northumberland counties indicate United Mine Workers leaders demand a shutdown of force mines by 7 30 this evening based on available information from the field.
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Shamokin
United Mineworkers
Dauphin
Columbia
Schuylkill
Northumberland Counties
Railroad Men May Aid Strikers in Wilkesbarre Region
In Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania on September 16 the United Mineworkers intensified their lines. Organizer James traveled from Hazleton to Hudson and addressed a large crowd amid strong woman turnout. Nicholls spoke at Plains urging miners to stay firm as plans for work on Monday circulated. A continuation noted on the second page.
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Plains
Nicholls
Accuse This Woman of Throwing Vitriol in Town
A photo shows Mrs Emma Van Liew of Van Wert Ohio accused of throwing vitriol at Miss Alice Hammell. The Van Liews are prominent. her husband is First National Bank cashier and Hammell was once his deputy. Motive remains unclear amid vague gossip and circumstantial hints.
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van Wert
Alice Hammell
van Liew
First National Bank
Miss Hammell
van, Li¢n
Miss. Hamwell
West
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