Kansas Flood Tale From a Traveling Man
Edward Rentzler, a New York house traveler, recalls riding a Union Pacific train jammed by the Kansas flood between Topeka and Kansas City. Water rose to wheel hubs, the engine fires died, sixteen hours passed in darkness with no food or drink, and relief came only after a high-boat construction engine reached the stranded car. He describes surrounding water as far as the eye could see and the terror of being trapped in a flooded Kansas valley.
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Edward Rentzler
New York
Park
Kansas
Union Pacific
Topeka
Kansas City
Kansas River
Kaw
Noah
Joplin
Southern Missour
Delegation Chairs Set for State Convention in Columbus
Our Delegation reports that at Columbus on Wednesday afternoon before the state convention the Coshocton county delegation formed with George A. Hay as chairman by Gen E. L. Lybarger. The district delegation named E. M. Souers of New Philadelphia as chair and Fred Rlack of Newark as secretary.
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Columbus
Coshocton County
George A. Hay
E. L. Lybarger
E. M. Souers
New Philadelphia
Fred Rlack
Newark
Principles in the Platform
The Ohio Republican platform praises state and national administration under Roosevelt and McKinley policies. It commends Senators Foraker and Hanna and pledges support for Hanna’s reelection. It highlights debt disappearance, cash surplus, efficient state operations, tax relief, and calls for tax reform and constitutional amendments to enhance taxation and governance.
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Columbus
Committee On Resolutions
Repubblicans
Ohio
Roosevelt
McKinley
Republican Party
George K Nash
Obio
Hanna Herrick and Harding With Plenty of Party Harmony
Republicans in the state convention name a strong ticket in a remarkably harmonious session. The convention endorses President Roosevelt by acclamation amid broad party unity and support from key leaders including Hanna Herrick and Harding.
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Hanna, Herrick and Harding
Strong
Ohio Republicans nominate Herrick and Harding for state offices
At Columbus June 4 the Republican state convention endorsed Theodore Roosevelt for president and nominated Myron T Herrick of Cleveland for governor by acclamation. Harding was named for lieutenant governor after Albert Douglass urged acclamation. Guilbert and McKinnon received first ballot support for auditor and treasurer, with Summers finally chosen for supreme judge after three ballots. Jones, Bonebrake and others were voted on for school commissioner and public works, with Jones later made unanimous. The convention adjourned at 3 o clock.
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Columbus. O
Albert Douglass
Chillicothe
Col Herrick
Columbus
Col. Gillette
Newark
Guilbert
McKinnon
Lima
Summers
Springfield
Burkett
Findlay
Wildman
Norwalk
Sheets
Ottawa
Bonebrake
Zeller
Jones
Humphrey
George H. Watkins
Board of Public Works
Theodore Roosevelt
Buckeye
Mear
Ohilo
Myron T Herrick
Cleveland
Albert Douglas
Herrick
Cuyahoga County
John Malloy
Hanna
Tetfall
Ohio Convention Chooses Resolutions Committee Names
In Columbus on June 4 the convention promptly selected its committees after Senator Hanna’s speech. The resolutions panel includes Longworth, Kincaid, Nevin, Rush, Griffin, Hilderbrandt, Bushnell, Warnock, Swayne, Patterson, Grosvenor, McClure, Tillinger, Skiles, Stanberry, Worling, McGilvray, Kennedy, Dick, Brandt and other editors and legislators.
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Age
Columbus
Hanna
Seasion
Committee On
Resolutions Committee
Nicholas Longworth
Hamilton
Ellis G Kincaid
R M. Nevin
Montgomery
W. D Rush
Darke
Lt. Griffin
Defiance
H. G. Hilderbrandt
Clinton
Asa S. Bushnell
Clark
W R. Warnock
Champaten
N. H. Swayne
Lucaa
S. L Patterson
Pike
Grosvenor
Athens
Samuel G. McClure
Franklin
H F. Tillinger
Erie
W W Skiles
Richland
E M. Stanberry
Morgan
J. B Worling
Harrison
J. J
McCilvalme
Tuscarawas
James Kennedy
Mahoning
Charles Dick
Summit
Charles Brandt
Cuyahoga
W. R. Hopkins
Longworth
Nevin
Hildebrandt
Warnock
Skiles
Congress
Fallowing State Central Committee
C . Wright
Frank A Gamble
van Wert
George King
War-ren
Coshocton Man Arrested in Stark County Tragedy
Simon Brandt of near Wilmot was arrested by Stark County Sheriff and jailed in Canton on a $6000 bond for the assault that killed Reeves Mitchell of Mt Hope. Attorneys Atlee Pomerene and E Olmstead others, and Coroner Schiltz investigated at the Brandt farm near Wilmot. Neighbors urged vigilante action. Brandt ill and bedridden.
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Simon Brandt
Wilmot
Stark County
Canton
Reeves Mitchell
Mt. Hope
Atlee Pomerene
E. &. Olmstead
Wineburg
Philp
Olmstead
New Philadelphia
Robert HH. Day
Frank McKinney
Schiltz
Brandt
Mitchell
J. J. Woods
Tuscarawas County
Buffalo
Library Board Plans Summer Business Men's Excursion
The board of trustees of the public library has decided to sponsor a Business Men's excursion this summer. A general committee of arrangements was appointed at a recent meeting, with Dr. J. W. Toland as chairman and twelve members including George Caton Seth Snyder T. J Hanley Joseph Callahan Honk Strope J P Forbes C E Ceattom D W Sivan M. A. McConnell and R C Snyder. The committee will meet Friday at 7 oclock in the library reading room to begin preparations and determine the excursion time and place.
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The
Public Library
J. W. Toland
George Caton
Seth M. Snyder
T. J Hanley
Joseph Callahan
Honk Strope
J P Forbes C E Ceattom
D W Sivan
M. A. McConnell
R C Snyder
Booth remains identified in Booth family grave
Telegraph report from Oklahoma claims John Wilkes Booth died by his own hand in January but Baltimore sources insist Booth’s body was exhumed in Washington and taken to Baltimore where it was identified by family and others and now rests in the Booth lot.
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Age
Baltimore
Oklahoma
John Wilkes Booth
George E. Reed
Booth
Washington
Booth Lot
Machen Case Presented to U S Grand Jury
The case of A W Machen was presented to the United States grand jury today in Washington as reports from The Telegraph to The Age indicate. The proceedings focused on the charge against Machen and potential federal implications.
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Age
Washington
A. W. Machen
United States Grand Jury
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Warren G. Harding
W. D. Guilbert
W.W. S. M’kinnon
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Wade H. Ellis
Supreme Court
Augustus N. Summers
Board Public Works
George K. Watkins
E. A. Jones
Pointdexter
Boothman
Harding
Marcus A. Hanna
Vention and Campaign
John J. Ciingerman
George D. Rutledge
Hardin
Walter Brown
Woras
O B. Gould
Jackson
Charles C. Pickering
Fairfield
W. C Wallacs
Alex Kiskadden
Seneca
W. P Francs
Fhiron
P M Martin
Noth
Sixtteenth
James E Parsky
Jeferson
W BR. Bryson
Wayne
Julius Whiting
Stark
L. C. Miles
J. J Rowa
Coshocton
Machen
Jury
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