Taft nomination battle and Ohio delegates shift
The scene in Sandusky and Columbus hints at Taft gaining support while Hayes backers press to deny a nomination. Delegates debate allegiance as taunting cheers and protests mingle with talk of party unity and demands to maintain McQuaid opposition, Pendleton symbols, and third term questions.
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Co.umups, O
Taft
Hayes
Sandusky
Cuyallin
Ohio
Con
Carl Shurz
Republic
Dembrethren
Sey
Pendleton
McQuaid
Democratic Party
Grant
Convention committee names and harmonizing talk at meeting
The First and Second Districts list Places-Vice-Presidents John K. Green and James Wise, Credentials John Biernbaum and J A Remley, Permanent Organization M. Pohlman and Henry Kessler, and Resolutions Charles Evans and Richard Smith. A five member committee was formed to invite General Sherman to the Convention. debate followed, with support from Pietro Cuneo and Judge Sloan. Later dispatch reports a devastating Indianapolis storm causing rail damage and fatalities including engineer Alonzo Rose and brakeman Ed Bowen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John K. Green
James 8. Wise
John Biernbaum
J. A. Remley
M. Pohlman
Henry Kessler
Charles Evans
Richard Smith
State Central Committee
S. H.burton
Amzi McGill
Sloan
General Sherman
Grosvenor
Sherman
Army of the
United States
Pietro Cuneo
Charles Foster
Braff
Hayes Seen Likely Nominee For Governor By Delegates
Western Reserve delegates gathered to decide on a candidate for governor amid Taft rumors and Hayes support. A letter from RB Hayes states he cannot allow his name to be used against Taft, praising him as capable and Republican. Reports say Hayes poised for nomination by a large majority if Taft withdraws.
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Cotrasvs
Jane
Repu Convenian
Cage Fan Taft
Hayes
Fremont
Taft
Valae
Havas
Western Reserve
Ser
Schavedden
Fire Blazes Through Ogden and Ripley Sectors Causing Losses
A string of fires strikes Ogden Utah and Ripley Tennessee with large damages. Public School and Kersted Smith mill property suffer losses totaling around 123000. Delmonico Hotel and Telegraph Company building are also mentioned amid widespread destruction.
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Kersted
Kersted & Smith
Memrau
Jusel
Bodger
Ripley
Jonies
Prospect Park racing results from June day meet
New York June 1 report from the Prospect Park Association notes a 3:4 class race won by Net Deans, with Tim Lane and Maud in a separate 2:26 class where Sea Foam claimed victory. Blanche and others are briefly mentioned in incomplete form.
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Prospect Park Association
New York
Tre
Gradstociason
Neth Deans
Tim Lane
Saed Maud
Blanche An Ren — A Eee
Portesvnc election results show Barr and Hopkins leads
Reported totals indicate Col James P Barr led with 7 votes against H Hopkins with 3 in a contested district. Further figures show Barr 15 and Hopkins 3 in related tallies, with the contest noted as unresolved.
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Portesvnc
Jane
Erle
Aden
Col
Jas. P. Bar Vty Porgg
Ad H. Hopkins
Ts Gabeeeaeel Damantes
Barr
Hopkins
Sheridan Engagement Dinner Recalls General Sheridan Visit
A social event near Cracaco honored General Sheridan with a gathering attended by Mrs Farwell and Hon. Charles Wilson among others. The piece notes a silver tea set as a gift and remarks on the successful affair. The engagement between General Sheridan and Miss Racker was announced to take place at the bride’s parents’ home at 8 pm Thursday.
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Pant Sheridan
Farwell
Jobe B. Esq
Charles L. Wilson
General Sheridan
Miss Racker
Chiefs of Osage gang shot in Indian Territory raid
Moscocas L T June 1 leaders of the Osage gang tied to Robert Johnson were shot and badly wounded as officers pursued them. The attackers fired from Oswat Street in Sharati, while a large counterfeiting operation tied to the Trades Bank of Chicago sprawled across Indian Territory last winter.
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James Colonel
Jesse Johnson
Aogee
Robert Johnson
Fred On
Ateecone
Swat
Sharati
The
Trades Bank
Chicago
Indias
A Keglectful Officer
A May 28 letter recounts a dee raid as Indians outran pursuers and escaped. The informant notes attempts to contact and that the commandant at Arizona is to try the offender there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Lovats
Democrat
Adeem
Arizona
Grand Dedication Ceremonies In New York Masons
A vast June procession in New York marked the dedication day for the new Masonic Temple on Twenty third Street. Thousands of Knights Templar, Blue Lodges, and police formed twenty divisions with music, banners, and flags, while windows and streets brimmed with spectators and decorations. The parade, led by Marshal Preston, lasted about two and a half hours, drawing crowds along Broadway and Fifth Avenue.
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Masonic Temple
Dey
Thas
Knights’ Templars
Washington Square
Nineteenth
Preston
Brenning Pot
Detroit
Knights Templar
Broadway
Mivaniege
Eighth Division
Fifteenth Street
Blue Lodges
Fifth Avenue
Udsc
Fom
St John's
Washington
United States
Lewis, Hoether
Oiheerd
Rand
CIA
Neue Bee
Inet
Canal Street
Fourteenth Street
Twenty Second Street
Twenty-third Street
Madison Avenue
Temple
Wey
Beecher Trial Coverage Focuses on Interview Revelations
The Brooklyn court scene shifts as the Tilton Beecher trial tests witness credibility and the impact of the Bowens letter. Attorneys argue about the interview between Tilton and Beecher, contending the accuser's story contains inconsistencies and that prior pledges influence testimonies, shaping the public's view of adultery claims and personal loyalties in the case.
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New York
Tilton-Beecher
Vartseonsiane
Saidey
Selex
Beecher
Lowen
Mré Iar
Mouton
Tilten
Steecher
Ivy Bowen
Bowen
Hia
Monkton
Beechers
Filton
Hin
Bowes
Tilton
Heten
Hedould
Jetter
Howen
Elizabeth
Biecher
Trooklyn
Indian Councils Fail to Seal Nebraska Treaty
Special dispatch from Washington reports a council at the interior department among President Grant Secretary Delano Commissioner Smith and the Indians. Tinted Cloud and Spotted Tail refuse to relinquish hunting rights without cash. The Fadillins and other attendees gain no agreement as the delegates retreat to deliberate. The president and family plan departing for Long Branch tomorrow, Bristow not expected home until Monday.
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Wasutxotox
Grant
Delano
Smith
Interior Department
Tted
Cloud
Spotted Tail
Nebraska
Bristow
Long Branch
President holds interior briefing on Indian land rights
A Walton era press report summarizes a January interior briefing where the President outlined a disputed relinquishment of land north of the Niobrara River, leaving unceded territory and Red Cloud reserve areas in question. The interview touched on payments, future talks, and potential returns of funds. Beecher testimony and Tilton conversations were noted as inconsistent with adultery charges. Officials named include John A. Mensteadter as Collector of the First Wisconsin district revenue and other district postings and storekeeper removals in Wisconsin and Missouri.
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Jane
Interior Department
Nebraska
Niobrara River
Abey
Med Clee
Okiamn
Ieee
Mano Tris
Tilton
Beecher
Reese
Bean
Wisconsin
John A. Mensteadter
Missouri
H. A. Valentine
Lewis Bernis
D.1
Griffith
French election reelects Duke dAudistet-Pasquier president
In Paris on June 2, the Duke dAudistet-Pasquier was reelected as president of the National Assembly. Vice presidents and secretaries were likewise reaffirmed in the body’s leadership lineup.
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Paris
Duke -d’Audistet - Pasquier
National
Weather Report From Signal Service Alexandria Treaty
War Department Signal Service issues weather observations for commerce and agriculture. Reports list temperatures, wind and conditions across multiple cities including Cincinnati Louisville Marquette Milwaukee New Orleans and others with cloudiness and highs around the upper 20s to low 30s. Sergeant Basscen provides the data and notes temperature and elevation.
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War Department
Signal Service
U. EL Ara
Commerce and Agriculture
Cincinnati
Jung
Forecast of Ohio Valley and Tennessee Weather Bulletin
Washington June 2 10 30 A M Forecasts show stationary to rising temperatures in the Ohio Valley and Tennessee region with winds from the southwest to northwest. Barometer lower and cooler air moving in with periods of clouds and clear spells. Mississippi River levels expected to rise in upper and lower basins then fall from Vicksburg to New Orleans with chances of rain and cooler, partly cloudy conditions.
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Orricen
Washington, D. C
Ohio Valley
Tennessee
Mississippi
Lake Pary
Omaha
Vicksburg
New Orleans
Vagrant Offenses Reported With Short Jail Terms
Fragmentary police report notes two cases in which Riley was jailed for drunkenness and Wins Alibrich received thirty days for vagrancy. Court records indicate work house sentences in early proceedings.
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Riley
Fleeting Ferry Note From Push Street Rumor
A garbled local notice mentions Weee McCoy the ferryman at the foot of Push Street and a police report about a narrow event tied to his business. Contents are unclear but reference a person named Weee McCoy and street location Push Street with police context.
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Weee McCoy
Push “Street
Iaarrow
Police Court Reports And Conservatory Illness
A chaotic morning note mentions a suspect in Police Court, charged for failing to appear. Separately a Conservatory of Music teacher was said to have smallpox, but pupils and staff largely resumed study as the illness proved mild and communications resumed.
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Rot Son
Conservatory of Music
Conservatory
Pust Lane
Marriage Unites Cincinnati Society's Pendleton Family
A lavish ceremony at the Second Presbyterian Church on Elm Street joined Miss Lacy Pendleton and Mr Anthrose White in a Cincinnati society wedding. Notables, ushers, and guests filled the church and later the Pendleton residence on Pike Street as music from the Germania band and Mendelssohn complemented the reception. The couple, linked to prominent Cincinnati lineages, symbolize the city’s social and political prominence as their families combine storied Ohio heritage.
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Cincinnati
Anthrosé White
Lacy Gh. Pendleton
Iliot Hy Pendleton
New Second Presbyterian Church
Elm Street
Eighth Street
Peter Shoenberger
Dandridge
C. R. Winstov
Mc. R. Bowler
Brent’ Arnold
Davis Anderson
Episcopal Church
Mendelsaoba
Pendleton
Pike Street
Naders
Rius
Germania Band
Seidensticker
Josh Rhey
Fons
GriGerbeck
Johnston
Ton
Phosis
Jones
sKenticky
He ‘Swaynes
Soha” -Shillita
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Thos
Sherlock
Gartics
Shastrious
Ohio
Tueinnath
Opin
David’ Wade
David Wate
Wis
Jessie’ ‘Hint
Cane
Cinciupati
Wax
Jane Aoe Iene
Clifton
Elliot Endleton
Thomas Gaylord
Convention Reassembles for Ohio Politics Ballot
The Ohio convention reassembles at 2 PM with Governor Neves chosen permanent chair and Silas M. Field of Franklin County as secretary. Hayes leads the ballot amid intense cheering, Taft opposed, and talks of endorsing Grant’s third term ideas while denouncing church influence over public funds. Resolutions favor labor rights, tariff for revenue, anti third term, and temperance reforms.
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Colovats
Néves
Silas. M. Field
Franklin County
Noyes
Grant
Sher
Wath
Phar
Jeyiwe
Saloaal
McCoy
Ohio
Union
Tevettier
Vrinsmade
Charles Voster
Taft
William” Allen
Darke
Bickham
Tead
Hayes
Charles Foster
Egglestom
Hayes Die: ‘Will Accept It. ‘Mr. Bickham
Toyes
Grosvenor
Tali
Niles
Ros
Mayes
Tilly
Ge Jairman
Éburcland
Stare
Dewand
Aoe
Indorse Grant
Manic Spat “Corporation
Charles P. Tell
Thomas L. Young
Frank Brunner
Madilton
M Stimsong
Washington
G. Ciealcut
Franknini
Mills Gardner
Faytte
ALC
Wales
Stark
Colone Edwards
Brown
Young
Gardner
Edwards
Appraisers Set Value in Rectifying Case at Trial
Court records show the United States rectifying case naming W. Y. Marshall with property appraised at 3 He 63. Defendants posted bond for that sum as Attorney Bateman filed state trial motion documenting items seized including barrels casks of fruit profiles, copper parts, spirits, and other equipment listed in the rectifying proceedings.
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Tates
W. Y. Marshall
Bateman
Tate
Tlirty
Union Pacific Directors Vote for Dividend at June Meeting
New York June 2 Union Pacific Rails Company announces a 10 per cent dividend on capital stock from net earnings for the year ending June 30. Dividend is payable after July 1 with records date June 15. Transfer books will be closed June 15 to July 5. London dispatch says wrecked Seuiler steamer bodies still undiscovered and victims’ mutilated remains continue to wash ashore.
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Lnjou Pacific Railroad
New York
Union ‘Pacific
Rails Ros
Mit
London
Seuiller
Texas civil rights case tones in federal court ruling
In Galveston Texas the district court sustained the demurrer and quashed the indictment against Opera-house manager Greenwall. The judge held the act claimed was unconstitutional and found the complaint failed to allege the complainant is a U S citizen. The decision reflects typical outcomes of such cases.
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Galvestoy
C ‘Oited States District Court
Greenwall
Opera
Jarge
United States
Fire disaster narrative with scattered OCR artefacts
Incomplete, damaged OCR text describes a fire event with references to a person named Rine Rhinos and a scene of flames after a room in a building. The account mentions engines responding with a second unit and widespread damage estimated around 26 600 and 516 000 in insurance across Northwestern, National, Nie y and Amazon.
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Aélani
Del
Ammage
Northwestern
National
Nie Y
Amazon
Court adjourns as judge Storer dies in Warronds
Death of Judge Storer announced in Warronds Courtrooms this morning. Courts adjourn for the day as District Court convenes with Judge Fox presiding. Thornton Hinkle elected secretary, and a committee of judges including Meishowe Hoadly Taft Caldwell and Rufus King to prepare suitable resolutions. Meeting adjourned to 11 o'clock tomorrow.
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Warronds
Court House
Storer
Har
Fox
Thornton Hinkle
Bsq
Joe. Hoadly
Meishowe
Jealous desperado shoots woman at Longworth Street
Miss Kate Miley’s house at 431 Longworth street endured a pistol assault by Frank Wilder in a jealous crime. Miss May Riley was shot in a stairwell as Wilder tried to abduct her and threaten further violence. The wounded woman fought, Wilder was arrested, and remaining details await police examination.
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Longworth
Kate Miley
Longworth Street
Frank” Wilder
May Riley
Lanilady
As. Wilder
Kate Riley
Kate Alispeosely
Frank
Kiehen Steng
Kate
St ‘Saye
Sécdiy
Pas Rcirl
Abe
Stree Station
Vietion
Wilder
Welsesday
Sisie
Dra Breeman
Judkina
Stevenson
Pendleton White Wedding Notables Include Florer Aged Guest
Guests at the Pendleton White wedding last evening noted the presence of Mr. N. M. Florer, a venerable street citizen who appears much younger than his ninety years. Floral decorations at the Second Presbyterian Church were arranged by Mrs. Shillito.
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Pendleton
N. M. Florer
Second Presbyterian Church
Direct Trade with Brazil urged by Merchants Exchange
St Louis June 2 The Board of Directors of the Merchants Exchange received Captain James B Eads letter urging direct trade with Brazil In view of the improving Mississippi River mouth and valley cooperation the Nazil Steamship Company is recommended to be formed in St Louis Resolutions stress direct trade as vital to the Mississippi Valley agriculture manufacturing and deserves support from Valley Chambers of Commerce and Boards of Trade
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St. Louis
Exrchange
James B. ‘Eads
Brazil
Mississippi River
Mississippie Valley
Nazil Steamship Company
St.Louis
Mississippi Valley
Chambers of Commerce and Boards of Trade of
Sioux and allied warriors reported moving toward Shoshone Agency
A fragmentary 19th century dispatch from Camp Stam reports two mixed Sioux and one white man arriving from Fort Fetterman. It notes a party of Sioux Cheyenne and Arrapaho warriors advancing toward the Sweet Water region with intent to attack the Shoshone Agency and threaten local settlers.
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Dana, New
Jone
Vine land founder released after March shooting incident
Trextox Jane 2 reports Charles Hy Landis founder of Vine land who shot Uri Curruth the Juccud editor on the hib of March days was released to play on any due beik.
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Trextox
Jane
Charles Hy Landis
Vineland
Uri Curruth
Death of Iron Traster John McManns at Seyfert firm
In Ading Pennsylvania on June 2 John McManns founder of Seyfert, M. Maus & Co. iron workers died today at age sixty seven. He led the firm and was known for long service in the iron trade.
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Ading
John McManns
Seyfert, M. Maus & Co
Writ of Erpoc Granted In Federal Mandamus Case
New Orleans June 2. Judge Bradley yesterday granted a writ of error to the Supreme Court of the United States from the Supreme Court of Louisiana in the mandamus case of Macaulay vs Clanton. It will consider the extensionality of the Louisiana Funding network 13.
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The
National Supreme Court
Jnge Bradley
Supreme Court of the United Siates
Supreme Court
Louie Jata
Macaulay Va. Clanton
Boot and shoe makers close for summer months
The undersigned boot and shoe makers announce a joint temporary closure of their businesses during June July and August due to pressing business reasons. Signatories include WoT Thorne & Co F W Ringgold & Co J o end K Btanhs Mhijemy Connell & O Etank Ader Co Lutlet in Barton & Co Hitchcook Hawhe Ive Pinckard Arane & McQuaid
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Aa ‘Eloek
V. M
Wot
Thorne & Co
F. W. Ringgold & Co
Joend K. Btanhs
Mhijemy Connell
O. ‘Etank
Ader& Co
Lutlet
Barton
Railroad Advertising Company Expands Station Reach
A Cincinnati based firm known as the Railroad Advertising Company has secured rights to place business cards in railroad stations depots and passenger rooms along its contracts. Directors include Henry W Poor Neary L Burnett and Henry L Lapsing with J F LaModia as general agent at Merchants' Carony Cincinnati. The company now controls over five thousand stations across the East West North and South.
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Medina
Cmpany
Railroad Advertsing Company
Cincinnati
Hearty W. Poor
Neary L. Burnett
Henry L. Lapsing
J. F. LaModia
Carony 14 Ciméinnati
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