Nominations and ballots at party convention endorsement
Correspondent James reports a political convention where Paul J. Sorg headed governor contenders with mixed support. Nominees included Judge Smalley Allen W. Therman Donovan Hough and Chapman, with Chapman drawing the strongest applause on first ballot. Hough withdrew, Hanna was hissed, Bryan 1900 evoked zeal as delegates cheered loudly. Chapman later secured the governorship on the second ballot.
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James (Eekman
Paul J. Sorg
Smalley
Wyandotte
Allen W. Therman
Columbus
Donovan
Hough
Chapman
Lorg
Tourman
Scattering
Hanna
Bryan
Coapman
Texarkana Deputy Shot Dead After Testimony
In Texarkana last night Deputy Sheriff Barkman fatally shot Deputy City Marshal Parry in a saloon. Parry had been the sole witness against Barkman in the killing of Pink Cannon at Fort Worth a month earlier, with a trial scheduled this term of court. In Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, a miners convention of about 35000 miners was called to meet Saturday morning to order a general strike.
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Texarkana
Texas
Barkman
Parry
Pink Cannon
Fort Worth
Pittsburg
Two Others Likely Die After Sleepers on Track
The report notes three individuals were found asleep on a track and two of them are expected to die, while one was picked up alive. The incident details the grave outcome and the remaining survivor’s status.
Local headlines note multiple travel and arrivals
J W Freeling travels to Salt Lake A Matthias moves toward the valley Gus Momsen returns from Chihuahua Mrs E Heiderhoff departs to San Antonio J L Hokason leaves for Pueblo Col B Lieberman on business in New Mexico Capt McClures son goes to St Louis H Kayser leaves for the east for six months Samuel Davison and family head to Liverpool George Stevenson returns to city to fetch his mother Mrs W O Millican arrives from Fort Worth Judge Crosby to Mexico City on rail business Judge Falvey returns from Silver City Court case arguments concluded and decision reserved Miss Cole and Miss Dwaras from El Paso visit a brother on Avenida MadridMex Herald
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E. Heiderhoff
San Antonio
J L. Hokaoson
Pueblo
Col
B. Lieberman
New Mexico
W. O. Millican
Fort Worth
Crosby
City of Mexico
Falvey
Silver City
Pinafore Pictures Advertise Opera at Local Stores
A. H. Liena ds jewelry store and Hickox Hixson on San Antonio display Pinafore photographs by Bustong Feldman to visualize the operetta. Reserved seats available at Richards jewelry store with the plan open to the public and tickets urged as the July performance nears. Also notes cars for Ty & P trolley and 1897 bicycles reduced to 74 dollars by W. G. Walz.
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A. H. Liena
Messrs
Hickox & Hixson
San Antonio Street
Bustong & Feldman
Richards
Puesday
International Commercial Directory of American Republics Planned
Washington June 30 reports a decision by the Bureau of American Republics executive committee to begin an extensive project with clerks for a comprehensive directory. The volume will list over sixty thousand names with addresses and business lines from many nations and the United States, with annual revisions and a five dollar annual access fee.
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Bureau of American Republics
John Sherman
Joseph P. Smith
Ohio
Argentine Republic
Bolivia
Brazil
Chile
Colombia
Costa Rica
Ecuador
Guatemala
Haiti
Honduras
Mexico
Nicaragua
Paraguay
Peru
Salvador
Santo Domingo
United States
Uruguay
Venezuela
West Indies
Christian Endeavorers Wrecked In Dual Train Collisions
The Chicago & Great Western line near Chicago suffered a fatal rear end collision killing Mrs. Joan Shipman and John Gooding both from Fond du Lac Wisconsin and an unknown tramp. Nine train sections were dispatched in quick succession and a water stop preceded a subsequent collision. Eight others from Wisconsin were seriously injured. A second incident on the Vandalia line at Terre Haute involved Train No. 11 of the Christian Endeavor excursion from Indianapolis colliding with another train, destroying two engines and three cars with no passenger injuries.
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Christian
Bryan arrives in Cheyenne amid large crowd for Pacific coast trip
William Jennings Bryan reached Cheyenne at 7 0 clock in the morning en route to the Pacific coast. He was greeted by an immense crowd for eleven minutes and declared bipartisanship remained promising. He will be escorted through Wyoming by members of the democratic committee with ovations planned at several state points.
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Ohio
Columbus
Tom Bergen
Sloan
Hanna
Chicago
Cheyenne
Wyo
William Jeenings Bryan
Messrs. McCutcheon
Black Hills Mine Tornado Yields Gold Hope
The Black Hills region buzzes over a promising gold find at the Tornado mine in Deadwood South Dakota. In Chicago on June 30 five people died when they drowned while attempting to cool off by bathing in a lake to escape the heat.
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Deadwood
S.D
Black Hills
Chicago
Thames deaths rise as heat fuels suicides in London
The London epidemic of death by one’s own hand grows with heat as more bodies are found in the Thames. In Washington, President nominates Colonel Merriam of the Seventh Infantry at Fort Logan to brigadier general.
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London
Thames
Merriam
Washington
Col Merriam
Seventh Infantry
Fort Logan
Col
Old Fort Bliss
Commercial Building Trust signs liability report
Louisville report states Commercial Building Trust Company was signed this afternoon with liabilities at about half a million dollars.
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Louisville
Commercial Building Trust Company
Subscription opens for Mark Twain in London
The Westminster Gazette has opened a subscription in behalf of Samuel L. Clements also known as Mark Twain in London on June 30.
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Mark Twain
London
Westminster Gazette
Samuel L. Clements
Mark
Harvard Professor George M Lane dies at 73
Boston reports the death of Professor George M Lane of Harvard College at age 73. The brief adds various unrelated items including political notes from Chicago and New York market data, plus local accident and military court martial notices and a note on American bicycle imports.
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Harvard
Boston
George M. Lane
Harvard College
Tariff Bill Vote Confidence In Senate
The Steerers claim forty seven votes for the tariff bill in the senate with forty three Republicans three Populists and one Democrat. An Interstate Committee meeting is set to dispose of the anti scalping bill and leaders expect favorable action. Senators Mantle Teller and Cannon may back the measure. A San Francisco chamber memorial is wired to the senate.
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Washington
Senate Interstate Committee
Senate
Jones
Stewart
Nevada
Kyle
McEnerny
Louisiana
Mantle
Teller
Cannon
San Francisco
New York Teachers Convention Showcases City School Work
The fifty second annual New York State Teachers' Association convention brings about ten thousand instructors to New York. An exhibit covers three hundred city school departments including English, drawing, penmanship, geometry, bookkeeping, physical culture, clay modeling and manual training. A notable feature is forty three student drawn houses showing interior and exterior design ideas.
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New York
New York State Teachers’ Association
President nominates Loomis minister to Venezuela
The president named Francis B. Loomis as minister to Venezuela. He also nominated consuls to Christiana, San Jose, Trinidad, Bremen, and Plymouth, plus Illinois judge for the Indian Territory, a Librarian of Congress, and Kentucky internal revenue collectors.
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Washington
Francis B. Loomis
Venezuela
Henry Bordewich
Minnesota
Christiana
Norway
John C. Caldwell
Kansas
San Jose
Costa Rica
Phillip C. Hanna
Iowa
Trinidad
West Indies
Louis Lange, Jr
Ilinois
Bremen
Germany
Joseph J. Stevens
Indiana
Plymouth
England
John B. Tamas
Illinois
United States Court
Indian Territory
John Russell Young
Pennsyvania
Congress
John W. Jerkes
It’. J. Yandeil
Kentucky
Vast Cargo Arrives in Baltimore Ahead of Tariff Bill
The steamship Vedasmore of the Johnson line docked at B and O in Baltimore carrying a massive shipment of 0, 000 tons mostly wool crockery and potash. The cargo is being transferred directly to B and O freight cars and rushed west to consignees before tariff changes take effect.
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Baltimore
Vedasmore
Johnson Line
Nis
Consignees
Monument for Lincoln's Mother Earmarked by Veteran Groups
In Indianapolis on June 30 leading representatives of the Loyal Legion Grand Army of the Republic Women's Relief Corps and other groups met to discuss plans and aides for a monument over the grave of Nancy Havoks Lincoln mother of Abraham Lincoln.
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Lincoln
Indianapolis
Loyal Legion
Grand Army of the Republic
Women’s Relief Corps
Stile Louse
Nancy Havoks Lincoln
Abraham Lincoln
English syndicate buys Lower California Pearl fishing concession
In Hermosillo Mexico the Lower California Pearl history company reportedly sold its Concession and pearl fishing rights in the Gulf of California to an English syndicate for half a million gold. The deal has just closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hermosillo
Mexico
Jose
Lower California
Pearl Bishory Company
Gulf of California
Pan-Anglican Conference Delegates Organize in London
Delegates to the Pan-Anglican conference formally organized today in London with business sessions set to begin July 6th. The gathering brings church leaders and representatives from Anglican communities to discuss shared matters and cooperation.
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London
Resignation of General Agent Copeland of Santa Fe
General Agent Copeland of the Santa Fe railway resigns after two years heading the Santa Fe system in this city. He departs tomorrow for Las Vegas to stay a week with Mrs. Copeland then goes to Chicago. He plans to return mid month to wrap up affairs before rejoining Chicago operations.
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Copeland
Santa Fe
Las Vegas
Chicago
The
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Banker
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Ass’t Cashier
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Mexican Money and Exchange
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J. H. Russell
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Pres
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Arty
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Dan Kelly
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C. Hull
H. Crouchman
Masonic Building
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Shedd’s Bicycle Shop
A. K. Albers & CO
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el Paso, Texas
J. G, Watson
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J. W. Freeling
Salt Lake
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Gus Momsen
Chihuahua
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H. Kayser
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Liverpool
George Stevenson
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International Boundary Commission
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Royal Baking Powder
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