Republicans Nominate McKinley and Hobart at St Louis Convention
The Republican National Convention in St Louis nominated William McKinley of Ohio for president on the first ballot with 66 14 votes. Garrett A. Hobart of New Jersey was named vice president. McKinley biography notes his 1843 birth in Niles Ohio and Civil War service. Hobart also backed as running mate.
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St. Louis
Willian McKinley
Ohio
Allison
Morton
Quay
Reed
Don Cameron
Garret A. Hobart
Paterson
N. J
Henry Clay Evans
Tennessee
Bulkeley
Connecticut
Walker
Virginia
Lippitt
Rhode Ieland
Geunt
Depew
Thurston
William McKinley
Niles
Trumbull County
Poland Academy
Twenty-third Ohio Volunteer Infantry
Rosecrans
Rutherford
Hayes
Lincoln
Opeque
Fisher's Fill
Cedar Creek
Crook
Hancock
Hoe
Beard McKinley
Maj. McKinley
Swode
Thomas B. Reed
Major McKinley
Committee On Ways and Means
Hobart
Long Branch
Ratgero
Socrates Tuttle
Assembly
State Senate
Senate
Cancua
United States
Republican State Committee
National Committee
New Jersey
New Jersey Midland
Montclair Road
Jersey City and Albany
First National Bank of Newark
Pacnfic Water Company
Paterson Railway Company
Morrin County Railroad
People's Gas Company
National School Board
National Educational Association
Buffalo
Boards of Education
Rutgers College
LL. D
Garrett B. Hobart
Claea
John W. Griggs
Princeton Univerity
Cnet
Proapest Avenue
Jesse Date
New York
W. R. Everton
Boston
McKinley Seen as Restore of American Idea in 1896
Editorials argue McKinley embodies the 1890 American idea and would unite the nation behind reciprocity Tariff reform and Oriental competition challenges. Democratic papers allegedly oppose his nomination due to anti Americanism while voters supposedly favor a productive, nationalistic platform. May 13 1696.
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England
United States
Chicago
Inter Ocean
Therm
McKinley
America
Democratic
William McKinley
Siour City
Harris
Senate
Carlisle
Hanna
Qarliale Ani Hoke Suniel
Wilson
West Virginia
Dowling
National Republican League
Win. P. Pierce
Georgia
Hoo
Win
Dr. Delgado
Cuba
Washington
Spain
Cleveland
Delgados
Olney
Addista
Ciizena
Mexico
Euinsbody
Rancum
N. C
Ban Dove
Political news center shifts from Washington to St Louis
From Washington to St Louis the political center of news has moved and rumors say the Quaven-Hon will not finish before week’s end. Few prominent Republicans learn of the convention in time. Those who did not attend have gone home, including Speaker Reed and Senator Allison.
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Poltical
Washington
St. Louis
Woastington
Reed
Allison
Calvin Pardee
Willionara
Hazleton
Perth Amtoy
Pardee
New York Board of Health
Berence
Europe
America
Seabright
Elberon
Burnegat
R. B. Moore
D. D
Vineland
Board of Directora
New Jersey
Engnna
International, Navigation Company
St Paul
Whiatt
Mra
Mortimer Hendricks
Long Ranch
Mra. Hendricka
Citizens’ League
Atrangera
Willl
Asbury Park
Marehal Smith
Nowaboys
News
Hoya
Youmans
Evening News
Haa
Cotogera
William Baldwin
Morria Pinian
Inlhor
Paterson
Baldwin
Morristown
Dublin
Han
United States
William S Yard
Green
Withers
Trenton
Withiams Yard
Richard A. Donnelly
Charles C. Engel
Edwad W. Evans
Charles E. Hail
John Selonover
Toma River
Adolph Ernest
Abraham C. B. Havens
Charles Bo Mathie
Camden
Wola I Braddock
John Joel
Newark
James Mc Seymour
Stephen Mranigan
Jersey City
Slogtriad Hammersehing
Molly Beach
Wiliam T. Beglet
Pompton Plains
Allexander Galland
Puckerton
Charles M. Hendley
Morestown
Louis T. Hutton
New Brunwick
William HE Pree
Frev
Religious calls and public notices across New Jersey and beyond
A series of church calls and clergy movements unfolds from First Baptist Swedenboro to Asbury Park, plus a Rutgers honorary degree and Princeton plans. Earthquake waves devastate Kamai eshi, Japan, while New Jersey civic notices cover Fourth of July plans, a state school gift, and safety updates.
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First Baptist Church
Swedenboro
Robert Gibley
Divine
Crozer Seminary
Howard T. Widdemer
First Panbyteran Church
Asbury Park
Library Mall
Paday
Robert F. ¥. Pierce
Flemington
Rockford
Russell H. Conwell
Temple Church
Philadelphia
Englishtown
Shuoka
Sorthern
Japan
Kamaieshi
Trial of Cherlea H H Jackson in New Brunswick
Cherlea H H Jackson faced Judge Strong on murder charges in New Brunswick. Key testimony questioned the murder theory and handwriting, with expert David M Carvalho confirming the deceased Mrs Jackson wrote the letters. Separate weather and agricultural notes followed, detailing weekly crop conditions and rainfall, ending with local notices on Chamberlain remedies and medical testimonials.
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Cherlea HH. Jackson
Wis
Jackson
David M Carvalho
Voorhees
New Brunswick
Mre Jackson
Carvalho
Lune
Seation
Essex County
Burlington
Monmouth
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the Cranbury Press
Hc Kinley and
A. Hobart
Mr. McKinley
Wasanaton, D.C
June Sith
School Board Convention
State News
South Jersey
Hammonton
A A. H. Woolford
Samuel Drake
Aout
Chamberlain
G. W. Richards
Dequeme
N. BP
Janes Perdue
Monroe, Mich
N. F. Clayton
Nob Huyton
Dinggid
TugMfrr
American Tobacco Company
Seccessor Ee
John Wi Dey
Hightstown
D. G. Davison
Thio Line
W. D. Wear
Hichtstown
C. J
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Gatereroc
Confectioners
Fancy Cake Bakero
Faira
Sociables
Vtc
Church Street
Frank A. Brown
Liverpool & London & Globe
Royal
Ins. Co. of
North America
Commercial Union, Standard
Mercer County Mutual
Shrewsbury Mutual
Monmouth County Mutual
Office Press Building
Aoramy
California
Igar
Runkel Brothers
Shanen Eee
Paeeneee
Zebu
Wear &S
Oxford
Lausoluid
Ourina
Don
Opera House
Golf
Dade
All Artes
Fruit Trees
JOS. H. Black, Son & CO
Hightstown, N. J
Lohmer & Co
Mason & Hamlin
Decker Bros
Prescott
Mason& Hamlin and Carpenter
N. Warren St
Ments
Lupton Bros
Matawan, Keyport
Perth Amboy
Matawan, N. J
Theresa
Farrell
Farrell's Furniture
N. Broad Street
Trenton, It.t
Cook & Jaques
State Street
Davison
Lehigh Coal
B. D. Davison
Jamesburg, N. J
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