Democratic Leaders Debate 1900 Battle Cry and Platform
Chicago June 12 The Times Herald publishes Democratic National Committee members views on 1900 issues. Replies favor trusts and moral questions alongside free silver, with emphasis varying from imperialism to tariff and currency reform.
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Chicago
Times -Herald
Democratic National Committee
Times- Herald
Maine
Bryan
Alexander Trout
Connecticut
George Fred Williams
Massachusetts
C. C. Campeau
Michigan
B. B. Shalley
Vermont
Frank Campbell
New York
T. PD
O'Brien
Minnesota
J. G. Dudley
Texas
Thomas Gahan
Ilinois
Colorado
Kansas
Nebraska
Arkansas
Indian Territory
Times-Herald
Thomas McRae
Dwyer
California
Cuba
Democratic Party
Plutoerac
Wilson
Alexander Troup
New England
Clark Howell, Jr
Georgia
A. Walsh
Iowa
William Johnson
Ury Woodson
Kentucky
St. Louis
Lewisville
Seth Gordon
Ainst
W. H. Thompson
Democratic
B. R. Tillman
South Carolina
Was Probably a Maniac Manhunter in Bay Area Murder Case
In San Francisco on June 12 authorities hunted Frank H. Cheeseman a homicidal maniac who escaped Napa State Hospital two weeks earlier as the prime suspect in the deadly assault on H. K. Bolden Hartford Insurance local manager at his Oakland home. Cheeseman formerly lived in Oakland where he lured and shot an elderly painter and wounded Mrs. Brooks and her daughter Miss Etta Payne now Mrs. Knick. he was reported near Mrs. Knick’s residence after the Bolden assault and was said to have threatened to kill her husband.
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San Francisco
H. K. Bolden
Hartford Insurances Company
Oakland
Frank H. Cheeseman
Napa
Brooks
Cleveland Riot Sparks Street Car Strike Clash
Cleveland unrest flared as the street railway strike disrupted lines from Lakeview to Euclid Avenue. Police clashed with unruly crowds, cars were blocked and fired upon, motorists and nonunion workers faced arrests and beatings while pedestrians hurled missiles, as state arbitration talks opened with strikers seeking a hearing.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Big Consolidated Railway
Lakeview Band
Euclid Avenue
Nickel Plate
Wom Ui
Company
Iis
Capt. Nichols Buried in Manila Funeral Rites Held
The funeral of Captain Iain Henry Nichols Ute commander died Saturday at sea was held yesterday with naval ceremonies. Fleet officers wore full dress and ships’ flags were half-masted. Nichols’s death comes as the campaign he supported nears a turning point, while the Monadnock endures daily rebel fire and extreme heat.
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Manila
Iain Henry Nichols
Hhe
Moyednock
Undiveke
Nichols
Foren
Paranadue
Civil War Era Soldier Losses and Illnesses Report
A dated list records private names and units including Carlson Daily Branigan Bowson Ki Garrison Odell Saxton Odell Ki Garrison, and Finnar Choe, with causes such as typhoid fever and drowning, plus locations Colorado Montana Oregon and dates June 3 to June 5. The items appear as brief personnel notices detailing injuries illnesses and deaths among infantry cavalry and artillery units.
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Carlson
Twentyend Infantry
Milesa Branigan
Fourth Cavalry
Clifford Bowson
Colorado
John A. Saxton
Montana
Ki and
Garrison
Seventeenth Infantry
Ralph A. Odell
Compa. A
Oregon
Oscar A. Finnar
J. J. Choe
London Market Signals Mixed Trade Slump Despite Export Gains
New York June 12 The Times financial correspondent notes an untoward week with unsatisfactory business. Exports show a May rise but textile purchases lag behind 1897. Dyes and bleached cottons improve. The week also worries on finance with a failed Japanese issue and cautious Russian loan reception. Gold exports revive hopes of autumn gold inflows, but Bank of England remains short and wary.
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New York
Times
S Kruger
Vow
Bank of England
Crisis in France sparks police inquiry and tense session
In Paris the prefect of police ordered an inquiry into yesterday's alleged police brutality. The chamber of deputies, crowded, debated socialist Vaillant's interpellation about police actions at the pavilion in D'Armenon Ville. Premier Dupuy said orders were to maintain order. the house adopted the day’s proposal amid heated protests.
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Paris
M. Blanc
Chamber of Deputies
M. Vaillant
D'Armenon= Ville
Republic
Cars Leave Track In Express Crash At Geneseo
June 12 an west bound express train pulled into Geneseo after the Rock Behind. Three cars left the track and crashed into a stock train on a siding. Fifteen persons aboard. three passenger cars demolished. Most seriously hurt: A Keefer Chicago back and abdomen. W A Smith Chicago back and chest. Mrs A Berlau New York arms chest scalded. M E Reedy Chicago head and face bruised. Conductor head cut neck badly wrenched.
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Geneseo
Demel
A ©. A. Keefer
Chicago
TW RR
Cunington
True Island
W. A. Smith
Returning Soldiers Reach San Francisco From Manila
The transport Bt. Paut arrived from Manila after a 28 day voyage. The St. Paul brought 87 passengers, most of them returned soldiers.
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San Francisco
Bt. Paut
Manila
St. Paul
Oregon Troops Set to Leave for San Francisco
General Orin reports the Oregon regiment with the naval corps will depart today for San Francisco. General Otis had dispatched word that the Oregon Corps would head there, but war department officials deem this a speaking mistake. General Corbin has telegrammed General Ouls confirming the Oregon troops are to go. Portland.
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Washington
Orin
Oregon Regiment
Surnal Corps
San Francisco
Otis
Oregon Corps
War Department
Corbin
Ouls
Oregon
Portland
One Anaconda Man in Action Death Report
Washington June 12 General Otis has notified the War Department of the following death since his last weekly report from wounds in action.
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Washington
Otis
War Department
New York Market Opens With Mixed Early Gains
New York June 1 stocks opened with some specialties advancing while steel rose and railroads showed irregular moves. The market soon firmed on rumors of gold shipments aboard tomorrow's steamer. Sugar gains lifted prices above 160 and boosted overall sentiment as Grangers and Pacific reached new highs. bonds stayed largely unchanged.
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New York
Mey
Grangers
Pacific
Six Day Race Progresses With Top Distances
The Six Day Race in New York continued with all starters at noon. Leaders at noon were Dean with 61 miles 7 laps, Craig with 56 miles 4 laps, and Annable with 55 miles. Baynton began a 72 hour heel and toe walk aiming to set a record, reaching 20 miles 2 laps by noon. Dr. Rinehart, a dentist, moved to 14 W Park.
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New York
Dean
Craig
Annable
Baynton
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