Ohio Republicans at Cleveland State Convention 1900
Gov Nash opened the Ohio Republican convention with a stirring address as Gen Grosvenor served as permanent chairman. A strong ticket was nominated including Laylin for Secretary of State and Crew for Supreme Court, with Hanna and Cox shaping key committees and final speeches predicting continued Republican prosperity under Roosevelt.
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Gov. Nash
Gen. Grosvenor
Hanna
Cleveland
Central Armory
Senator Foraker
Gen
Grosvenor
Taylor
Beidler
McKinley
Roosevelt
L. C. Laylin
Nash
Peter W. Durr
Cincinnati
State Central Republican Committee
Gov. Wash
John R. Malloy
Columbus
William F. Glass
J. Sutledge
Glenville Methodist Church
Ohio
National Republican Party
Theodore Roosevelt
William McKinley
Free
Cuba
Philippine Islands
Fred Bader
Hamilton County
P. JW. Durr
Hamilton
Mark Slater
Montgomery
C. B. Rumbaugh
Allen
Joseph Ross
Paulding
W. C. Bishop
Fairmount
J. B. Clangerman
Clarke
W. S. Fullington
Union
Noah H. Swayne
Lincas
Owen Gould
Jackson
John S. White
Hocking
W. C. Wallace
Franklin
Alex Kiskadien
Seneca
Griffith
Morrow
Harmony
Hope
Ross Cox
M. O. Simons
Charles Dick
Philippines
Republican Party
Laylin
Supreme Court
Crew
A. B. Summers
Clark County
Cox
E. A. Batt
Fred Herbst
Franklin County
Horace Ankeney
Miami County
Herbst
Keney
Batt
Board of Public Works
William Kirtley, Jr
Defiance County
Robert Leading
Licking
John O’connor
W. T. McLean
Shelby County
Kirtley
Democratic Party
House of Congress
United States
Jenny
United States Senate
Newesses
God
Spain
New Cannon A Marvel Could Fire Two Ton Projectile Miles
Norwegian physicist Prof. K Bikeland in Berlin demonstrated an electro magnet ic cannon capable of expelling a two ton projectile. A defense firm offered to buy the invention if the tube length is extended to reach 12 miles, with theoretical range up to 90 miles. The design uses an ordinary cast iron tube wrapped in copper wire and produces no explosive gases. The invention has generated wide interest among technical observers.
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K. Bikeland
Berlin
Prof
Bikeland
Sadler Arrives to Study American Education System
M E Sadler British educator arrives in the United States to observe American schooling. He discusses Alfred Mosleys plan to send a commission to study education, with Germany first, then the United States, arriving likely in late October. Each member will publish personal views, reflecting Englands capitalists influence on reform.
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M. E. Sadler
Board of Education
England and Wales
Sadler
Alfred Mosley
Germany
England
Mosley
No Need of a Revolver Says Hetty Green Is Safe
The Chicago Record Herald argues Hetty Green’s revolver is unnecessary. It would suffice for her to wear a placard bearing her name to deter any attack by Iwan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hetty Green
Chicago Record-Herald
Sunshine in Spain Hours Note
Spain enjoys about 3500 hours of sunshine annually. The figure underscores Spain's sunny climate across the year.
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Spain
War Ends as Surrender Terms Signed in Pretoria
London and Pretoria report that on May 31 terms of surrender were signed by Boer representatives and Lord Milner. The public reaction in London was jubilant with bells ringing and crowds cheering. Proclamation from Pretoria states interest on Transvaal bonds resumes June 2.
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London
Lord Kitchener
Pretoria
Lord Milner
South Africa
War Office
King Edward
Daily Mail
Kruger
Europe
Transvaal
Fire at Rockaway Beach Claims Four Lives
A blaze at Rockaway Beach yesterday killed Max Kasten 32 and Lydia McKrow 32. Injured were Thomas McKrow and son Frank 5, Martin Hanson 28, and Morris Kasten 75. Fire spread from the Kastens frame dwelling to multiple hotels and a museum. one body was later found burned in a building.
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New York
Max Kasten
Lydia McKrow
Rockaway Beach
Thomas S. McKrow
Frank
Martin .Hanson
Morris Kasten
Long Island City
Young McKrow
Kastens
Kasten’s Hotel
Collonade
Walters
Sagamore Hotel
Seaside Avenue Museum
Peterson’s Hotel
Mousette
Cyclists Collide Leave One Dead In Lancaster Race Training
Walter Powell and Daniel Treewitz both 17 were riding without lamps on Wheatland avenue Saturday night. Powell died from a fractured skull at St Joseph's hospital after the collision. Treewitz later showed internal injuries and was believed fatally hurt.
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Lancaster
Walter Powell
Daniel Treewitz
Powell
Treewitz
Wheatland Avenue
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Speed Trial Tragedy On Staten Island Ends In Death
A high speed car lost control during a Staten Island speed trial and crashed into a crowd. One man died, four men and a woman were seriously injured, while the vehicle’s occupants fled with minor injuries. W C Baker of Cleveland and Edward Delzer were arrested on homicide charges with $5,000 bail each. One more injured man died the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Staten Island
W. C. Baker
Baker Motor and Vehicle Co
Cleveland
Edward Delzer
Wichita River Flood Threatens City Packing District
The Wichita river rose four and a quarter feet by June 2 with another two feet forecast, threatening to overflow the river and flood the packing house district. Rain is expected, risking bank breaks and widespread damage if bridges fail in the 14-bridge city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kan
Little Arkansas
Packing House
Bells dedicated to memory of William McKinley in Lincoln
A chime of ten bells was dedicated in St. Paul’s Methodist church Lincoln Nebraska last night to honor William McKinley. The service followed a sacred concert by the bells and featured impressive ceremonies.
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Lincoln, Neb
William McKinley
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Deluge Hits Burlington Iowa with Record Rainfall
A heavy rainstorm drenched Burlington on June 2, causing crop and property damage. Rainfall measured six to eight inches as the Mississippi River rose about a foot in 12 hours and continued to climb.
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Burlington
Mississippi
Government gunboats capture and sink ships near Chiriqui
Panama Colombia June 2 government gunboats returning from pursuit report capturing about 20 sailing vessels and sinking 30 more at Pijay, indicating enforcement against insurgent vessels and suspected produce smuggling in the Chiriqui district.
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Panama
Colombia
Chiriqui
Pijvay
Garment Workers Strike Hits Syracuse June Start
In Syracuse New York a garment workers strike began Sunday with nearly 2000 employees idle. Strikers demand a nine hour day for the same pay as ten hours, signaling a substantial wage dispute.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Real Estate Firm Opposes Inflated Trader Prices
A real estate firm denounces inflated trader prices and extra commissions added to sale prices. The firm pledges fair dealing with owners and purchasers to ensure transparent, reasonable costs in property transactions.
Extensive Michigan and Ohio farms with exchanges offered
The listing describes numerous farms near cities in Crawford and Claire counties Michigan and in Defiance, Adams, and Hicksville townships Ohio. Properties include 80 to 430 acres with cultivated land, woods, timber, and improvements such as brick or frame houses, barns, wells, and orchards. Many offer exchange options for city property or other lands, priced from about 1000 to 8500 dollars, with details on soil, drainage, proximity to schools and railroads, and river or lake features.
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City
Claire County
Michigan
Hutton
Crawford Sant
Crawford County
Ney
Ohio
Adams
Hicksville Township
Defiance County
Church
Indiana
Pike
Dunkard
Paulding County
Pike Road
A. B
M. E
M. E.church
School
Evangelical
U. Be
U.S
Real Estate List with Indiana Town Lots and City Homes
A catalog of multiple properties including Nos 761 762 763 765 772 774 788 790 793 794 and 795 in Putnam County and other areas. Listings feature residence and lot sizes brick stores brick and frame structures city water sewer car lines and exchange options with prices ranging from 700 to 3300 dollars. Properties include stores offices farms and houses with features such as wells cisterns fruit shade trees and fruit arbors.
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Buckeye Republicans
Harry Hoftheimer
C. C. Richardson
J. K. Cullom
Butler
C. H. Harbauer
Shelby
J. P. Belknap
Henry
Andrew Jackson
Green
R. H. McLoud
Madison
W. H. Jones
Delaware
Frank Piegel
Wood
E. B. Edgerton
Hardin
J. S. Brailey
Fulton
Arthur Bannan
Scioto
T. D. Dinckley
Perry
P. J. Magely
Jesse Vickery
Sandusky
S. M. Wolf
Huron
R. K. Brown
Morgan
David Cunningham
Harrison
Leonard Lottman
Holmes
Lawrence Stochr
Stark
T. W. Parmelee
Geauga
H. P. Nichols
Medina
H. Q. Sargent
Cuyahoga
Wade H. Ellis
George Crawford
R. N. Nevin
B. E. Thomas
Auglaize
W. J. Semple
van ‘Wert
C. Q. Hildebrand
Clinton
H. N. Daugherty
Fayette
Ralph Cole
Hancock
G. P. Waldorf
Lucas
Samuel Patterson
Albert Douglass
Ross
S. P. Hubbard
W. G. Harding
Marion
State Central Committee
John B. Clingerman
William CC. Wallace
W. B. Crew
President McKinley
State Affairs
George K. Nash
General Assembly
National Congress
Joseph B. Foraker
Porto Rico
Senate
Marcus A. Hanna
Congress
Republican Congress
Labor
Lincoln
State of
Manila Bay
Santiago
Ops Congress
Isthmian Canal
Orient
John Sherman
Presidency
Electoral College
Republic of
Guardon
the Army
William Kirtley
NEW Cannon
Garment Workers
D. E. Dozer & Co
Defiance, Ohio
Defiance City
Henry County
City Property
Putnam County
General Pr
Bill Heads
Netna Snes Ee
Brown Bros
S. Clinton St
Chicago
E. N. Lewis
Defiance
Defiange Express
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