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Newspaper
Columbia County Republican
Location
Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1900
Page
2
The article reports a heated convention where insurgents faced no quarter. James A Dale of York County was expelled while John L Hill of Adams County, a regular, was seated, amid tensions over loyalty to the party’s policy.
A dispute centers on Creasy and Hamilton with mentions of resolutions signed in form, not verified as true or false. The article notes drafts allegedly prepared by a North American figure and promises Creasy's forthcoming reply. Hamilton questions remain open.
The letter accuses John Hamilton and associates E H Sloan and A P Young of signing false resolutions of Pomona and alleges they were misled by Creasy. It questions their political integrity and suggests treachery in communities where they reside, urging North American to help him exit the pitfall he has dug.
The Republican convention ratified McKinley for president with 926 votes after a strong speech by Foraker and Roosevelt’s backing. Roosevelt was named administration candidate after a split delegation sought alternatives, and Hanna accepted the choice with broad unity. McKinley, 57, and Roosevelt, 42, emerge as the nominees.
Fragmentary resolutions defend department actions amid public criticism. report questions target dates and sources. Philadelphia Press excerpts cited to illustrate alleged political bias against Roosevelt allies, with local notices on university gifts and an industrial accident in Williamsport.
Reported debate among Pennsylvania delegation over Roosevelt's candidacy. Residents blame Farm Department mismanagement for dairy prices, while Hanna opposes stampinged moves to influence the convention. Despite intra party tensions, Roosevelt gains nomination and favorable press reaction.
Advertising notice for children’s relief from feverishness via a powder that cleanses the stomach and acts on the liver. Claims to cure worms and make a weak child strong. Sold by druggists for 95 cents with free samples. Address Allen S. Dimeted LeRoy New York May 30 1900-4.
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