Ohio Republican Convention Opens in Columbus Harmony Plea Follows
The June 1 Columbus session opened with Hon. Cyrus Huling as temporary chair and Gov. Bushnell's administration praised. Speaker Kerr urged unity, lauding McKinley’s policies and criticizing trusts while stressing the party’s duty to elect the ticket and preserve the flag’s honor.
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Columbus
Repubican Party
Ohio
Cyrus Huling
State Central Committee
Jones
Republican Party
Mr. Huling
Atlantic
Pacific
Orientes
William McKinley
Washington
Bushnell
Obio
William McKindey
McKinley
Suc
W. S. Kerr
United States
Democratic Party
Committee On Resolutions
Republican Party of
St. Louis
Ohio Republicans nominate Nash Caldwell in party convention
Ohio Republicans settle on George K. Nash for governor and John A. Caldwell for lieutenant governor after two ballots. The convention lauded McKinley and praised Foraker and Hanna while outlining platform goals including anti trust, tax reform, and funding for the proposed Northwest Territory exposition in Toledo in 1902.
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George K. Nash
Franklin
John A. Caldwell
Hamilton
Joseph P. Bradbury
Meigs
John M. Sheets
Ottawa
I. B. Cameron
Columbiana
W. D. Guilbert
Noble
Board of Public Works
Frank A. Huffman
van Werf
Vention
Wagon Works Burned in Pekin Fire
Springfield Ills June 3 The Smith Wagon works plant was destroyed by fire at Pekin Loss estimated at 100000 Cause unknown
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Springfield
Ills
Smith Wagon Works
Pekin
Return of Dreyfus Under Guard from Devil's Island
Preparations complete for transferring former Captain Alfred Dreyfus to Parisian officers. The French steamer Lafayette is to carry the prisoner directly from Devil's Island on its return voyage to Cayenne, French Guiana.
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Dreyfus
Cayenne
French Guiana
Alfred Dreyfus
Devil's Island
Paris
Lafayette
Devil’s Island
Bryan Addresses Ohio Valley Bimetallic League in Louisville
The Ohio Valley League of Bimetallic Clubs convened for its final day in Louisville with Mr. Bryan delivering the keynote. Four thousand attended as he argued for silver currency and warned of trusts and imperial costs under the Republicans. L A Russell of Cleveland followed with a free silver speech attacking trusts and injunctions. Delegates passed resolutions praising Louisville hospitality.
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Louisville
Ohio Valley League of Bimetallic Clubs
Bryan
Tarvin
L. A. Russell
Cleveland
Divorce Suit Dismissed Against Chicago Clergyman
The divorce case against Flavius Brobst, a prominent Chicago clergyman, was dismissed after the wife failed to obtain crucial evidence. She had alleged great cruelty and an attempted poisoning with laudanum.
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Chicago
Flavius Brobst
Dun's Weekly Review notes April and May failures shrink
R G Dun & Company reports April failures the smallest on record and May failures nearly $2,000,000 smaller. Business through clearing houses is 56 percent above last year and 38.1 percent above 1892. Railroads show 5.7 percent higher earnings than last year and 21.3 percent above 1892. Ironmaking rises amid famine, pig iron up 50 cents, grey forge up 25 cents, billets exceed steel rail price. Wheat fluctuates. western receipts large. cotton goods steady. wool speculators active. weekly U S failures total 145 vs 222 last year and 14 in Canada vs 16.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Company
Chicago
Grey Forge
Pittsburg
United States
Canada
Henderson Ejected From Mazet Committee Row Over Legal Advice
New York June 3 Colonel Henderson lawyer for Captain Price was ejected from the Mazet committee investigating room after insisting on advising the captain at the witness stand. Price refused to answer perjury questions directed at Moss and declined to name a witness he charged Moss with inducing to testify falsely.
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New York
Colonel Henderson
Price
Mazet Committee
Moss
Henderson
Debate on federal aid and rates at trans Mississippi congress
In Wichita Kansas on June 3 the trans Mississippian congress held a resolution day. Debates over federal aid to state irrigation projects merchant marine subsidies and grain freight rates were warm but not acrimonious. The body adopted resolutions backing arid land cession to states federal subsidies to merchant marine and ending grain export rate preferences.
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Wichita
Kan
trans-Mississippi Congress
Congress
American delegates propose permanent arbitration tribunal plan
The disarmament drafting committee notes American proposals for a permanent arbitration tribunal with three judges, regional seats, proportional costs, and optional recourse. The scheme differs from Britain and requires nine powers to join, with conditions on participation and acceptance of decisions. A separate mediation scheme would have powers choose a seconding nation to push reconciliation during hostilities.
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The
Hague
Disarmament Committee
Arbitration Committee
Supreme Courts
Mazet Investigation resumes sessions with Yorke as first witness
The New York assembly in vestigating committee met with Chairman Mazet presiding. Police Commissioner Yorke was the first witness, questioned at length on police policy toward concert halls. Witnesses reported excise-law violations and indecent conduct in theater boxes. Tombs prison inquiry noted. Box of Sovereigns Missing in San Francisco trade.
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Mazet
New York
Assembly
Yorke
Moss
Tombs
San Francisco
Alameda
Australia
Sydney
Orphan Bertha Behm Leaps From Window
Cleveland June 3 Bertha Behm a 16 year old ward of the House of the Good Shepherd attempted escape by leaping from a third story window. She struck the pavement and is probably fatally injured according to doctors at the scene.
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Cleveland
Bertha Behm
House of the Good Shepherd
Dixon Wins Featherweight Grudge Bout at 25 Rounds
George Dixon defending champion defeated Joe Bernstein in a 25 round decision. Referee awarded Dixon the win on points amid mixed cheers and jeers from the New York crowd.
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New York
George Dixon
Joe Bernstein
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