Nash Receives Ohio Gubernatorial Nomination at GOP Convention
The Cincinnati delegation helped secure the nomination for Judge George E. Nash after a long balloting process at the Columbus Republican state convention. Nash, a 45 year old leading attorney and widower, has held multiple public roles including prosecuting attorney of Franklin County and attorney general. The convention praised McKinley administration and civil service reforms while endorsing the party platform and anti trust legislation.
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Columbus
Ohio
Cox
Hamilton County
Holcomb
Cuyahoga
Nash
Franklin
H. M. Daugherty
James W. Holcomb
George E. Nash
Henry C. Taylor
Franklin County
L. W. Hall
E. W. King
Sandusky
Daugherty
Jones
Nevins
Hall
Durban
Douglas
Orr
Supreme Court
Dury
St. Louis
McKinley
Several Canal Route Variants Detailed for Isthmian Waterway
A Washington report expands on the Nicaraguan canal commission’s proposed route with multiple variants. It notes two possible links from the Brito to San Juanillo segment to the Caribbean, discusses dam placements at Boca San Carlos and Machuca rapids, and mentions ten locks along the western canal side. The choice of route rests with the construction engineer, with costs deemed similar across variants.
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New York
The
Herald
Washington
Caribbean Sea
Greytown
San Juanillo
Boca San Carlos
Ocha
Machuca Rapids
Canal width and depth plan for eastern stat waterway
The document outlines canal dimensions from Boca San Carlos to Fort San Carlos, with lock widths of 80 feet and lake outlet width of 300 feet. It specifies 160 feet between Boca San Carlos and San Juan el Norte, 600 feet eastward to Solentiname, then tapering to 160 feet at Tis Lajas, remaining 34 at 160 feet to project end, and an estimated depth of 300 feet throughout.
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Boca San Carlos
San Juan el Norte
San Carlos
Boca San Caring
Fort San Carlos
Solentiname Islands
Tis Lajas
Union Pacific Train Robbery At Wilcox Wyoming
A six man gang robbed westbound Union Pacific mail and express No 1 near Wilcox Wyoming at 4 am blowing the express car safe. Bridge dynamited to delay the second section. Robbers fled to the mountains, leaving only a nominal haul. posse and U S marshals pursue. believed to be Hole in the Wall gang.
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Denver
Colo
Cheyenne
Wyo
Union Pacific Mail
Wilcox Station
No. 1 Overland Limited
Albany
Carbon Counties
United States Marshals
Omaha
Union Pacific
Wilcox
Wyoming
Jones
Express Company
Carbon County
Pikrsuit
Gold Exports and Wall Street Surprise in June
The Journal and Advertiser reports a $1,000,000 gold shipment to Europe on the Lucania by National City Bank, while bankers doubt immediate further exports. It notes US gold reserves exceed others, and a strong current of imports and tourism as the nation ships gold abroad this season. American manufactures and stock movements are also described amid a broad economic position.
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New York
The
Journal and Advertiser
National City Bank
Europe
Lucania
Wall Street
Sterling Exchange
Tyre
United States
Wurspe
Arrest of Du Clam in Paris Forgery Charge
Lieutenant Colonel Du Paly Du Clam, once called to investigate Dreyfus charges, was arrested yesterday evening on forgery accusations. It was ordered after a war ministry consultation with Premier Dupy. Trial method unclear, could be court martial or disciplinary court.
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Paris
du Paly du Clam
Dreyfus
Dupy
American in Trouble In Colombia Jail
Judge Fravicis Corbin Randolph once Alabama jurist serves a M year sentence in a Colombian jail after a quarrel with a German man. He says the事件 was self defense and writes a bitter letter accusing American consul officers in Colombia of failing to aid him.
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San Francisco
Fravicis Corbin Randolph
Colombia
Six Cruisers Authorized by Congress Mark New Naval Era
New York June 2 A Washington dispatch reports six cruisers named Denver Des Moines Chattanooga Galveston Tacoma and Cleveland approved by Congress for construction on March 3. Raleigh type vessels feature heavier armament greater protection and longer range with higher freeboard and twin screws. They defy gunboat limits by added displacement and deliver faster delivery within 24 months with daily penalties for delays.
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New York
Tribune
Washington
Tuneval Construction Board
Denver
Dex Moines
Chattanooga
Galveston
Tacoma
Cleveland
Congress
Jdry
Atlanta
Irely Ib
Message Probably a Hoax About Lost Pelican Hoax in Portage Bay
Tacoma ward officers doubt the authenticity of a message from the lost steamship Pelican found in a bottle by Captain Thunnel. They believe the message is a hoax cast adrift by sailors near the Aleutian Islands after the ship disappeared. The note names a distant latitude and currents misalign with the reported direction.
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Tacoma, Ward
Northern Pacific Steamship Company
Thunnel
Hermann
Portage Bay
Aleutian Islands
Peace Will Surely Come Says Henry Wad At Interview
Henry Wad eminent lecturer and writer on international law expresses optimism in an interview. He notes friends of peace worldwide are encouraged by news received today from The Hague. Indications are favorable beyond expectations.
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New York
Henry Wad
Friends of Peace
Hague
Plan for Permanent Court of International Arbitration
The text indicates support for adopting a permanent court plan, aiming to mirror the proposal by American delegates. It suggests such adoption would be a brilliant triumph for U S representatives and gratifying to the American people, signaling strong national backing.
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Court of International Arbitration
United States
Cavalry Ordered Out to Tongue River Agency
Washington states Secretary Alger has ordered a First Cavalry detachment to Tongue River Agency to separate northern Cheyenne Indians from nearby settlers. The aim is to avert hostilities as Captain Geo W Stouch warns of non-bona fide whites on the reservation and suggests purchase or eviction to reduce friction.
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New York
Herat
Washington
Alger
Department of the Dakotas
First Cavalry
Tongue River Agency
Geo. W. Stouch
Third Infantry
Handsome Gift to Stanford Trustees From Mrs Stanford
San Francisco on June 28 F Leib president of the Stanford university trustees says the deeded property is worth 38100000 and could be converted into 15000000 The Rift to the tenstees of 100000 shares of Southern Pacific stock will not affect management of the railroad Searle and Crocker interests in Southern Pacific are pledged to protect Stanford's interests It is understood Mrs Stanford's remaining property will become part of the university en dowment Her health is poor and she will start for Europe next Wednesday for several months
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San Francisco
F. Leib
Stanford University Trustees
Musa Wins The Onkex Stakes At Epsom
The 121st Onkex Stakes at Epsom, worth 4500 sovereigns, was won by Musa with Sabola a close second ridden by Ted Sloan. Crowds enjoyed clear weather as royalty attended, including the Prince of Wales and Duke of York. An upset occurred when Laboia, led by Sloan, failed to win. In the Walton handicap Queen of Song, with Sloan aboard, won easily.
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Epsom
Musa
Sabola
Ted Sloan
Prince of Wales
Duke of York
Lord Dunraven
Sloan
Laboia
Triennial Session of Churches of God Held in Decatur
The Churches of God in the United States held their triennial session in Decatur on June 2. About a hundred delegates were present. Charles T. Pax of Findlay Ohio was elected speaker. Reports showed ML106 in the permanent home missionary fund and 1156 in the permanent foreign mission fund, plus 1115 in the Sunday school fund. The three funds totalled 407 in expenditures over three years.
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Decatur
Churches of God of the United States
Charles T. Pax
Findlay
Olle
Tooumer Smith
Permanent Home Missionary Fund
Permanent Foreign Mission Fund
New National Park to be Created in Washington
The Interior department will issue warrants for the government of Mount Rainier National Park in Washington, recently created by Congress. No appropriation exists for guardians pay, making it likely a cavalry troop will be stationed there as at Yellowstone.
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Ashington
Interior Department
Ue Mount Rainer National Park
Washington
Congress
Yellowstune Park
Japanese Spies Strike Seattle Reported by Asian Papers
Japanese agents allegedly attacked Seattle on June 2 as Asian papers relayed by Kinshin Maru claimed Japan reacted strongly to a Shanghai report. Details are scarce though sources say prisoners were executed at a fortress without trial.
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Seattle
Wash
Japan
Shankhai
Tosalg
Liat Tung
Minister Deposed Over Belief in Modern Spiritualism
Windsor Ont June 2 The trial of Rev Dr B F Austin ex principal Alma college St Thomas on a charge of heresy before the London Methodist conference yesterday was sensational He declared himself an ardent believer in modern spiritualism saying he was converted by a Detroit mind reader and was frequently kissed The conference unanimously deposed him.
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Windsor
Ont
B. F. Austin
Alma College
St. Thomas
Delegates Drenched At Kansas Exposition Rally
Delegates from across the trans Mississippi were soaked by heavy rain in Kita Kansas as opening exercises drew thin crowds. A rising vote adopted a resolution endorsing the planned international exposition to be held in St Louis in 1908 to mark the Louisiana Purchase Centennial.
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Kita
Kan
St. Louie
Manhattan Shirts Shine With Spring Styles and Prices
A colorful Dew of new shirt lines explores spring styles from Manhattan Soft Shirts to All Cell Soft Shirts. Highlights include white self mated shirts with hand-made buttonholes at 1.50 to 2.00, blue and pink stripe options at 1.75, and laundered neckbands and cuffs. Also features cheviots, Windsor cloths, silk fronts, and neat print options priced around 1.00 to 1.75.
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Manhattan
Star
Art Goods Plea to Visit Basement Art Room
Visit the basement art room for a selection of season’s loveliest pieces. The Cut Glass line boasts the largest western selection with vases jugs dishes bowls and many intricate designs. Also features cut Stein ware champagnes goblets wines and more.
Watch Hennessy’s Windows Offers Ceramics and Lamps
Watch Hennessy’s Windows presents a wide ceramic art collection including vases, cups, saucers, salts and peppers, bouillon cups, decanters, and Royal Vienna pieces. It features Mottlach Steins, Plagons music boxes, Baccarat wares, and an array of all pure silk shades and ornate candles, plus Oriental lamps in wrought iron designs for cozy spaces.
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Ceramic Art Company
Royal Vienna
Royal Bonn
Ar Jardinieres
Dicken’s
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Arie
J. H. Leyson
North Main Street
Peninsular
Kennedy Furniture CO
W. Broadway
Joe Dunham
Minnesota
Cincinnati
du Clam
New National Park
Hennessy’s
China
Hennessy
NEW Pottery
Mettlach's
Steins
Hennessy's
Bulte, Mont
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