Republicans Readies Doubleheader as State Borrows
The piece rails at Republican finance and foreign policy, alleging a $100,000 July interest burden and criticizing Gov. McMillin. It attacks policy on Cuban affairs, gold standard, reciprocity, civil service, and the 1900 era platform while naming figures like Platt and Hanna and mocking McKinley administration actions.
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Carmark and
Snodgrass
McMillin
Congress
Republican Party
CourierJournal
Clair
Mul
Quay
Platt
Hanna
Stonde
Rolbor Toriff
Cota
Credit Britain
Porto Rico
Spain
Enquirer
Hanna McKinley
Gov. Roosevelt
New York
Political influence and key trusts shaping McKinley renomination
A Post-Dispatch list outlines major interests backing the 1896 Republican renomination effort. It names Vanderbilt, Standard Oil, Rockefeller interests, Denver & Rio Grande, Carnegie interests, Pennsylvania Railway, and others with hundreds of millions in influence.
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McKinley
United
Triate
United States
Congress
Post-Dispatch
Philadelphia
Vanderbilt
Chainlevy M. Depew
Standard Oil
John M. Thurston
Rockefeller Shipping and Iron
Hanna
Denver
Rio Grande
Wolcott
Carnegie
Stephen B. Elkins
Pennsylvania Railway System
A. 4. Cassatt
W. F. Sewell
New Jersey
Boot Trust
Senator Cullom
Senator Quay
Thos. ©. Platt
McKinley Roosevelt Ticket Shaped by Party Bosses
The Philadelphia Administration National Convention produced a machine driven ticket with McKinley as the presidential nominee and Roosevelt as vice president. The process showed strong boss influence from Hanna and Platt, who maneuvered to keep Roosevelt from the governor’s chair and secure national party unity.
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McKinley
Roosevelt
Philadelphia
Provident
United States
Hanna
Boas Platt
Bows Quay
Platt
Parts They Played at the Philadelphia Republican Convention
Special report from the Philadelphia convention reveals private opinions and influences shaping the ticket. Quotes indicate Roosevelt as vice president supporters weigh state interests against McKinley’s aims, with trust interests and corporate pressure discussed amid the Republican gathering.
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Philadelphia
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Trauth
Quoton
Scutter Quay
LT Hayve
Guv
Roosevelt
McKinley
Vennayvauig
East Tennessee Carnival Parade Promises Grand Display
The Street announces a large parade in East Tenn with liberal gold premiums for best floats and decorated carriages. The fair’s premium list is more generous than before and the catalogue will be mailed when ready. contact C. H. Lyle in Johnson City for participation or privileges.
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East Tenn
Court to sell Simerly bankrupt property in Carter county
Bankruptcy trustee James B. Cox schedules public sale of J A Simerly estate in Carter County Tennessee on June 11 1900 at Elizabethton court house steps. Property includes Hampton Allentown house lot 150 acres in Eleventh district and 4878 acres in Carter County with homestead rights noted. For details contact Cox or trustee D J Hickman.
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J. Hi. Limerly
James B. Cox
Anid Court
J. A. Simerly
Weoxxsway
Elizabethton
Touneason
Simorly
Hampton
Allentown
Fleventh
Carter County
Tenneanee
Simotly
Capter County
Tenn
Tennessee
Register
D. J. Hickman
Iota City
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Hamilton
Hlootorsby
Baxter Taylor
Washington
John W. Staples
Roane
J. J. Lynch
Franklin
W. 8. Faulkner
Wilson
A. B.neil
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Lawrence
Thomas O. Bye
Benton
W. W. Craig
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W. H. Carroll
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Arrevis
H. ©. Jackson
Sheriff
Gus Broinfox
G. T. Lee
A. H. Bunnoor
Constable
Lewis
W. A. Kire
Teddy
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North Carolina
Senate Committee
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Post Office
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Connecticut
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Hantdale
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Kansas City
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C. H. Lyle
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Chattanooga
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Mauger
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Cherry St
J.T. Linville & CO
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Ofive and Factory
Tobe Street
Townson City, Tenn
United States District Court
Norther Division Eastern District of Tenn
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