McKinley Renominated at Columbus Republican Convention
The Ohio Republican Convention at Columbus renominated Governor William McKinley with no other candidates present. Col. Nevins of Dayton announced the nomination, and Senators Nichols of Belmont and others supported the move amid enthusiastic cheering. The session also renominated all state officers and featured mineral exhibit notes from Arkansas marion county and steel phosphate industry remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Melinsey
Lob Nevins
Dayton
J. W. Nichols
Belmont
Germanys forests cover vast area with diverse ownership
The forests of Germany cover about 84 350 000 acres or one fourth of the empire. About 12 000 000 acres are crown property 5 350 000 acres belong to communities and corporations and 17 000 000 acres are owned by private persons.
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Germany
Empire
Butler and Rosebery duel amid diplomatic badge incident
Obscure 19th century tale recalls Francois, a French butler famed for a duel with Lord Rosebery. The two exchanged cards and a heated exchange ending in gunfire, followed by an annuity to end domestic service. Also notes a Confederate White House repurposed as a school and a horse fitted with a lifelike artificial eye in Baltimore.
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Francoisind
Dudlea
Bugar
Lar Woobery
Hig Mnndier
Finncois
Lord Rosebers
Lord Rorebery
Alaicaindy
Francoia
Francole
Rosebery
Francois
Lord Rosebery
France
Francois Ful
Lord Rusebery
Lonor
New York Sur
Waller W. White
Ward
Sinto
England
Novel Excursion at Midway Plaisance and Washington State Building Display
A novel excursion by the Intra mural Elevated Railroad brought crowds to the Midway Plaisance at 9 am. People of many nations enjoyed a multiethnic train ride with performances by the State Band and diverse participants. The Washington State Building features immense timber foundations, a 215 foot mast, and a Fisheries rotunda with decorative columns, pools, and ornamental details drawing praise for architecture and art.
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Theoheers
Haagenbock
King Bull
Lapland
Ant Aldo
Zulua
Dahomey
Washington State Building
Waship
Oater
Washington
State Building
Dnd
Beard
Fargo Fire Devastates City Leaving Homes and Lives Lost
A Fargo fire fueled by wind and carelessness raged overnight destroying warehouses and farms machinery depots. Property valued at 3 million fell to flames. At least one child burned and many residents homeless. City streets and businesses burned or threatened as militia deployed. Only the Headquarters Hotel and a few groceries survived.
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Fargo
North Dakota
Jonat
James Flynn
Gilbert
Stoira
Chapin
Mogonia
Oll
Verxen's
Henkmarters
Citizany' Shank
Magill
Northern Pacific Avenue
Red River National Bank
Broadway
Residence District
Great Northern
Fames
Minneapolis and Northern
Grost Northern
Aldo
Columbia Hotel
Pythias
Knights of Honor
Cantons
Tebekahs
Grand Army
Fremen
Northern Pacific
Moorshead
First National
National game fans size up rising stars and pitchers
The piece surveys early league strength with Boston as a top contender and St. Louis infielders rated. It notes demand for pitchers from colleges and scouts adjusting to longer pitching distances, plus chatter on players like New Sox and Philadelphias left-handed batters amid a busy season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Wann
Connor
Davis
New Yorks
Jack Newsox
Atlantis
Potter
Sttaspmi Tebe
Kostos
New York
Leagan
Washington
Carlas Quisx
St. Louis
Might
Tata
Washingtons ruined government building tragedy headlines
A government building once used as an army museum collapsed near Washington in the morning, killing at least twenty two and injuring many more. Clerks and soldiers mobilized, with General Schofield sending troops and the Navy aiding relief. Rescue efforts continued as accounts note heroic escapes and a nearby funeral day connection to Edwin Booth's burial.
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Ford
Washington
Abraham Zincola
Burgoon
Jons
Edwin Booth
Mount Auburn Cemetery
Assnachustra
War Department
George S. Atlen
Pennsylvania
George W. Arnold
Virginia
Samuel F. Baney
L. W. Boody
New York
John Busysius Thinigstone Com
Jeremiah Nley
Arthur J Dietrich
Kentucky
James I Fagan
Kansas
Joseph
Gage
Afichigno
Jarvis
Michienni
Boyd Jones
Wisconsin
Davia CG
Jordan
Missouri
F. B. Loftus
W. Mineder
F. Miller
Howard
Congress
Urpostl
Schofeld
Fort Meyer
Arnold
Bast Lockwood
Angilas
Inory
Captain Dowd
White House
Rows
Cleveland
J. F Wurst
William Alain Darniett
Smith Thompson
Warship Massachusetts Launched At Philadelphia Yard
The battleship Massachusetts was successfully launched at the Cramp Shipyard Philadelphia in front of about 15 000 spectators. The vessel is steel built with heavy armor belts, a 204 inch thick deck, and armament including 13 inch, 8 inch, 26 pounder guns plus torpedo tubes. The crew size is 475 officers and men.
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Masachusetts
Cramps
Philadelphia
Penn
Washington Party
Herbertamily
Lelia
Mia
Diiron
Mias
Letina Herbert Oiirs
Uncle Sam
Ary Alao
New York
Columbia
Massachusetts
Various 19th Century News Snippets From New York and Chicago
A compilation of scattered items includes the resignation of most of New York Citys Rapid Transit Commission except John Starr. funeral rites for Edwin Booth at the Transfiguration Church. Morgan escaping from the Tombs by rope. vendors arriving from Niagara Falls. Doxnytryarm & Co of New York announcing liabilities over 250 000. Princeton Day exercises and West Point diplomas. a death by execution in Sing Sing Prison. battle deaths at a Chicago Dratango Canal strike. a New Orleans express robbery of 10 000. missing priceless pieces from Queens Margheritas World Fair exhibit. injunction rulings favoring the World Fair. Kellogg Clothing Companys failing on the money stringency. and Washington reports on Hawaiian minister Thurston and various federal appointments amid a theatre collapse inquest with Lynch mobs.
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Astern
Middle States
Axi
Rapid Transit Commission of
New York City
John 7
Starr
Edwin Booth
Fallon
Dorn
Niagara Falls
Lrunswick
West Point
Fairchild
Joax Lewin Onwonp
Bing Sing
N. Y
Chicago
Ill
Dratongo Canal
Forest Lawn
Ami
Sealy
Cmrr
Furen
Evans and Sontag
California
oMcorsa
Sontag
Hankson
C. P. Kellogg Clothing Company
Chicago, Ill
Washington
Tor
Lorin A. Thurston
Bureau
Duke of Veragua Honored With Freedom of Columbus
The Duke and Duchess of Veragua visited Columbus Ohio as guests of the city largest in the world named after Christopher Columbus. A parade and reception followed the train arrival with Mayor Harb presenting the freedom of the city and a gold key. A drummer raised funds from unclaimed express parcels yielding 10700 in stock.
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Duke of Veragua
Columbus
Ohio
Christopher Columbus
Duke
Air
Mirs
Henry T. Chittenden
Dickings
C. C. Walto
John Joyce
Mayor Harb
Citizens' Committee
Janis Hussars
John C. L. Pugh
A. B. Colt
Sta
Fourteenth
Ohio National Guard
Thisidorae
Broad Struet
Capitol
United States
Karb
Judges Rule Sunday Closing At World’s Fair Case
The Federal Court of Chicago divided as Judge Woods declares the World’s Columbian Exposition must close on Sunday under injunction. Judge Jenkins joins in the main point while Judge Grosscup remains in the minority. Proceedings concern the fair’s opening and contract issues amid frost damage to mulberry trees in Tapani Jamaica.
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Margherita
Anic
Italy
Federal Court of Ch Engo
Woods
Jenkins
Grosscup
United States
Woodson
Jasuo
Judge Grosscup
Thorchart
Judce Grosscup
Royal baking powder pledge promises pure protection
A reader is urged to choose Royal baking powder only, claiming it to be absolutely pure and offering protection from alum and substitutes. The notice emphasizes rejecting any substitutes for the Royal brand.
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M'Kinley
Arkansas “Inc
Roma
British and Canadian Exchange Club
James Mix
Privat
Marion County
Ark
Governor Fishback
Department of Mines and Mining
Mherorld's Fair
Arkousax
Chicago Tribune
Florida
Algiers
Tunis
Nelson County
Joseph Godfrey
I. Saparilvla
Sara ‘ Hood
Jos Goorsy
Batlora
Snug Harbor
Siaten Jal- Hood
Padway’s
Hadway
Ead Way
Hadway & CO
Joux Kirkey
Mawens, N.Y
Dana S4nsaranilLa Co
John Barkey
Kirkey
Dana
Dane Sarsaperilia Co
Belfast
Maine
Arli
Baia
Bassige
Colorado
Perenne
Rivvip
Lisa
Atvieman
Byrucuso
Nad
Louldg
Philippo
Passy
Parla No
Francola
Walchle
Earl of Nosebergy
Max
Gladstone
Themmanaliou
Eceo
Ord
Richmond
F Sr. Louis Globe
Congresa
Hawker
Hays
New York Press
New York Sun
Fsa
Loula &VI
Plate
Orient
Amiga
Glarti
J Camoe
Hostin
Kittins County
Boutie Nalota'n
South Dakota
Custer County
Brack
Pennsylvania State Board
Kit Carson
Africa
Hvans
Aptioxy
National Association of Women Stenographers
Art Institute
Nano
Haeenbeek
Auchturg
Theonline
Oy Congress of Trained
Surges Teli
Ti Fe
Murdes
Nurs Associathon
Fisser
Manufegures
Diane Tooayivanl
Serthopal
Meg Lotte Bat Dids Smu
Umureud
Hale
Wren Lott
Clabes
Laatch Brooklym
Baltimore
Pittsburg
Oinulmmati
Philadel
Louisville
Minalasinpi
Louisiana
Hina
Kien
Mayer
Puck
Honolulu
Hawaii
Hamburg
Cotte
Mecca
Jaxra Gonpon Bexxxrt
New York Herald
Paris
Tuomas F. Barano
Great Britain
Southampton
Aminsted
Bayard Crouens
Port Limon
Costa Rica
Ovznone
Hyde Park
London
Tance Itallad
Umberto
Maxmilcian Axanad
Empress of Austria
Micaela
Austria
Avexaxnen
Wxnn
A.M. Priest
Dromsellegrano
Indiasna
India
Beecher
Hescham
Hatch
Mattison
Inaac Thomp
Aon
Baselck
Feeady
Veragua
Tur, Vollscot
Louis Mfalbertstadt
Napierville
Crockville
Canada
Federal
Tapan Layo
DE. Kilmer
Diger
Dr. Kilmers
D. Brrorn
Wulmeville
Pe. Jan
Herman
Hennan Daornin
Toramics
Shelby Co
Xilmer & Co
Binghamton, HT
SWIFT
Es Taul
Kirkfatrick
Johnton
Atlanta
Gemmill
ST. Jacobs
M. Thompson
J. B. Hitt
Superior Court
Walker County
Georgia
Quirkhalen
Paloter
Kapa
Andreas
Warren Street
Doston
Lynn
Don
Batrhaven
Maac
Winthannats
Duxbury
Massiymouth
Sinaa
Aecee
NWAU
Scogege
Deserdoin P. Lovsil Arma Ce. Beuten Taass
Thomson
Rmte
Millony
Gulfora
Gortunes
Omeana
Chimical CO
Idler
Paul
Deturn Rainxoan Comrass
Minnesota
Lara
Hopewell Clarke
Ht. Paul
Mim
Addrees
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