National Republican convention calls for electing delegates
Washington dispatch details the 1896 call for the Republican national convention in Philadelphia. It outlines delegate apportionment by state and territory, election timing, and procedures, with Ohio allotted 46 delegates and various territorial allocations. It also covers notices, contests, and filing requirements for delegates and alternates.
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Henna
Washington
Ohio
United States
National Republican Committee
City of Philadelphia
District of Columbia
Territories
Republican Party
Shell
United
Alaska
Arizona
Indian Territory
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Republican State Committee
John RB. Cotton
W. G. Chase
L. M. Saunders
Alana
Wring
Rational Committee
Mo A. Ranna
Charles Dirk
Irman
Buchtel College Buildings Destroyed by Fire in Akron
Fire at Buchtel College Akron destroyed the main building including laboratories library and dormitories. Loss about 1000000 with 65000 insurance. Most student belongings saved and college likely to rebuild promptly.
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Mein Bulleins
Sachtel College
Akron
Buchtel College
Strike Flare Delays Springfield Street Railway
Springfield Con solidated Street Railway workers resumed a walkout after a brief settlement. Federation of Labor ordered return to cars due to manager Minary allegedly reinstate of two men and hiring new workers ahead of strikers. Other dispatches cover trials, bank deposits, tax cases, and nautical repairs.
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Springfield
Spricefield, DL
Federation of Labor
Minary
Market Reports Show Wide Ranges Across Regions
Crtle Gand to chaice and mixed stockers with cattle prices from $3 to $5. Calves and hogs command varied quotes. sheep and lambs show steady demand. Prices listed for Pittsburg Cleveland New York Cincinnati Toledo Baltimore reflect regional trading, with factors like quality, weight, and grade shaping bids.
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Cleveland
Mixed Early 20th Century News Fragments
Yale reports an astonishing catalogue figure while Albert Wolfe shoots his stepson. Aguinaldo joins American forces as 2 500 seamstresses face layoffs from Schuylkill arsenal work. Abyssinian emperor Benelik may invade Egypt. Lieutenant Brumby’s remains are buried in Atlanta. Julia Morrison’s trial in Chattanooga theater murder stalls.
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Yale
Albert Wolfe
Petrona
WEO
American Secret Service
Aguinaldo
Meariquina
Schuylkill
Benelik
Abyssinia
Egypt
Atlanta
T. M. Brumby
Admiral Dewey
Julia Morrison
Frank Leyden
Chattanooga
Absence of News From General Buller Raises Alarm
London dispatches report no word from Lord Methuen since Sunday raising fears his communications were cut and his position becomes dangerous. The Times notes British forces on defense and Buller orders reinforcements to Durban as Methuen may attempt a flank to join General White.
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Surm
White
London
Lord Methuen
the Times
Napoleon
Orange River
Buller
Cape Town
Durban
Natal
General White
Samoa partition plan praised by Chamers in Alabama dispatch
A Washington dispatch to the New York Tribune cites Judge Chambers of Alabama describing the Samoa partition terms. He says the United States gains Pango-Pango harbor and coaling stations, sees Pacific trade growth with Australia and South Africa, and notes friendly great power cooperation with Britain and Germany to advance global commerce and peace.
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Amanua
Rose
Tutuila
Juruila
Pango-Pango
South Pacific
Naval Station
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Pacific
China
Pacific Coast
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Samoan
United States
Germany
Great Britain
Ermany
America
Guam
Leary
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