McKinley Nominated as Parade Fills Canton Streets
A massive 10,000 strong parade formed before Gov. McKinley's Canton home after his nomination, with soldiers, citizens, and militia under Capt. Harry Vroase. He spoke of gratitude to neighbors and fellow citizens, praising loyal support across Stark County and Canton. Attendees included Mrs. McKinley and several local and visiting figures.
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McWitins
Canton
Ohio
Arvealvin
McNinley
Mage
Inn of Match
Gane
Eltixena
Tollawas
Maj. McKinley
Tts
Une
Stark County
Blocka
McKinley
St. Louis
Tia
Esteci
Cone
Congress
McKintoy
Chaorin
Shuplleity
Maj. McKkinley
Uawa Wua
Hide Wotolmous
Wilinr McKinley, Sr
Misa Helen McKiniey
Milas
Jace McKinley
Mayer Aurwick
Cleveland
Heldland
J. N. Taylor
Minn
Ava Phillips
G. St. Frense
W. Et
Day
McKinley Nominated Promptly Congratulated By Clubs
Telegrams poured in from across the nation within hours of the nomination. The Marquette Club of Chicago sent congratulations to Governor McKinley and recalled entertaining Gen. Harrison prior to his nomination, signaling broad GOP support and a shared sense of triumph.
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Awkinley
Ilonan
Auriet
Marquette Club of
Chicago
Gov. McKinley
Marquette Club
Gen. Harrison
Tim
Marquette Club of Chicago
United Biates
Gitikena
Republic
Early 19th Century Election Night Telegram Bunt
Fragments from a 19th century dispatch stream show messages of congratulations to a political candidate. Figures include J C DeWitt, Howard Uy Moat, Mark Wynn, Morton of New York, Carey Mol'benrgan, ex-Senator W D Washburn, and representatives from Union Tram and Steel Co. Youngstown. Messages praise victory and pledge support for policies.
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Juwii
J. C. DeWitt
Chess
Howard Uy Moat
Potelors
New Jersey
Feartroat
Mark Wynn
Obio
Minna
W. D. Washburn
Union Tron and Steel Company
Youngstown
Wired
Mikinlay's Ranking Mate Nominated at Convention
The 19th century convention platform sees Moburt nominated as vice president candidate amid quick motions and noisy scenes. G L Wobart, backed by Franklin Fort, pledges New Jersey electoral votes for the ticket, referencing past Republican gains and predicting a large electors majority.
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Moburt
Lodge
Anmuel Westenden
Connecticut
Nominte Gay
Buckeley
MuKinley
Tve
New Jersey
Mobart
G. L. Wobart
Franklin Fort
Newark
Congress
United States Senate
Mame
Garratt
A. Iebart
J. Otis Humphey
Ilinois
Awebart
W. K. Allen
Rhove Island
Gov
Charles W. Lippett
Cheevert
Tennester
W. M
Telegram from St Tours reports Towne joins convention
A telegram from St. Louis dated June 18 notes L C Mirela states Towne's law partner has joined the remaining delegates at the convention. Pettigrew's belt as a political move was expected, with newspapers in Moorhead and Yankton commenting on the convention's outcome and McKinley campaign enthusiasm.
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Bolh
Towne
Minnesota
Pettigrew
Booth Dakota
Duluth
Spector
L. C. Mirela
Lnw
St. Tours
Teller
Yankton, &. D
Moorhead
Minn
McKkinley
McKinley
Venezuelan Incursion Prompted British Survey Aid
In the House of Commons Secretary Chamberlain confirmed that Venezuelan troops crossed into disputed territory with British surveyors seeking colonial support. Officials view the incident cautiously. Also noted are local court actions in Highmore and a delay in four individuals tied to a robbery charge.
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London
House of Commons
Joseph Chamberlain
Fenvanela
Offtua
Drummond Castle Sinks Off Ushant After Collision
The steamship Drummond Castle with 144 passengers and 108 officers and crew sank within minutes after striking a rock off Ushant while en route from Capetown to London. Two survivors were rescued, six bodies recovered, and hopes persisted for additional passengers. The vessel, owned by Castle Line, was about 2360 tons and near the Canary Islands recently when disaster struck.
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Brast, Wrance
Heamor Demimnund Coatle
Moree
Capetown
London
Aroel
Ushant
Honta
Dramaond
South Africa
Dusiluns
Canary Islands
Isle of Moline
Arsol
Ustinut
Bel
Nalcy
Drummond Castle
Moline
Valane
Frenel
Dr. Jameson
Rallyes, church cases, and convention notes at Fargo
A fragmented Fargo report covers a four or five consolidated cases involving Rudhonda and United Lutheran Church, with verdicts awarding $26 to one party and $1 each to two others. The piece also notes a violent incident near Fargo, a large North Dakota convention with hundreds of delegates, opening sermons, and committee reports. Peter Kilger is named as convicted of operating a moonshine distillery near Cannon Wall city.
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Rudhonda—United Lutheran Church Meeting
Varga
N.bd
Speelad
Leen
Unite
Hiatea Courb
Jilge’ Lochren
Wit
Northwaat
Rev
Gyntht
Willmar
Unk
Piet
Byerdrup
Minneapolia
Rhalruin
Gjartuen
Minneapolis
Peter Kilger
Cannon Wall Courcity
Dianinrek
State tournament day two thrills crowds and prizes
The largest crowd in Canton witnessed the state tournament events with Yankton departments earning top prizes. Wox and Nagner of Yankton won the double men’s coupling in four seconds, Centerville led the green two hundred yard hose race in 30 seconds, Sioux Falls second, Canton third. Rogers of Mitchell won the ladder race, Yankton claimed two hundred yard hook and udder race in eight seconds, Chief Melgerson of Canton won the chief front race, B Carr of Sioux Falls won the half mile bicyclists, Hofstad of Canton was second, and Watson of-Merrill won the free-for-all foot race in ten seconds.
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Kiremen
Contentn
Canton
Speelol
Fremen
Yankton
Wox
Nagner
Centerville
Sioux Walls
Rogers
Mitchel
Acconda
Chief Melgerson
B. Carr
BE. Hofstad
Belng
Watson
Merre
Drain Tunnel Backers to Restart Great Mine Project
A Philipsburg report states Paul A Pass of St Louis arrived to order the reopening of the great drain tunnel abandoned two years ago. The one mile tunnel will drain metallic and granite ore fields, with 850 feet completed to the shaft. Revival could employ about 1,000 men in Granite County. work expected to start soon, but six weeks needed to finish the tunneling and mining activity paused until completion.
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Anaconda
Mont
Philipsburg
Paul A
Pass
St. Louia
Groat
Pusz
Dms
Grante
Dpupsburg
Granite County
Cary
Delegates Named From Several Minn. Towns
Clough and McCleary area delegates selected in caucuses. Clough slate lists John Schutz and others for Clough. McCleary slate includes Gase Kaweed Wilcox and others for McCleary. In Roynton a Clough delegation chosen tonight: Jones Nichols Swanson and others. Also notes a Democratic ticket in Arkansas and a Trinity road race near Winona. Weather and crop updates conclude.
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Clough
McCleary
Marshall, Minn
Ainto
John Schutz
GC. J. Cause
O. C. Whitney
J. K. Gall
T. P Laldwig
St Riddell
J. O. French
J. H. Catlin
James Lawrence
Ole Hatlesstad
Hughwells
PY. Gase
M.S. Kaweed
H. Vatee
C. St Wilcox
J. Goonwin
B. G. Pierce
J, I Leeland
J. HL. Catlin
L. M. Bunge
J. A. Beach
LW. H. York
Royntton
Minn
Enticy Clough Delegation Was Elected It A Caucus Tonight, Aa Followe: IW. Jonet
J.N. Nichols
A.W. Swanson
Frant. Lee
H. M. Logan
A. A. Morefil
Thousand Lives Lost in Japanese Earthquake Wave Disaster
Yokohama reports a massive quake and killer sea wave across northern Japan. Shattered Kumalshi city confirmed wiped out. towns Kumaishi and surrounding areas suffer extensive damage and casualties. Authorities fear higher death tolls and widespread shipping disruption.
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Wongright
Aysoclatol Press
Yokohama
Saland
Yeaso
Japan
Shirebeshe
Oshimu
Furi
Tmkaka
Lokachi
Tehikwei
Kirahiro
Chiya
Kumalshi
Kumaishi
Japan Sea
Volcano Bay
Pacific
Yosso
Central Conference of Congregational Churches meets in session
In Paynesville Minnesota June 17 the Central Conference of Congregational churches convened with modest attendance. William Moore of Little Falls was elected moderator and Rev Swain of Sauk Rapids delivered the conference sermon. Addresses featured Prof Penryon Carleton College Stev J H Morley Jesse Chase St Cloud and Geo W Soper Alexandria.
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Congregational Conferences
New Y Paynesville
Minn
Seveial
Central Conference of Congregational Churches
Wilam Moore
Little Balls
Swain
Sauk Iapida
Serie
Stev
Locke
Merrill
Minneapolis
Prof
Penryon
Carleton College
Northfield
Stev. J. H. Morley
Minneapolia
Jesse BE. Chase
St. Cloud
Hey. Geo. W. Soper
Alexandria
Famine in China Report From San Francisco June 17
A dire famine in China threatens May Prosperous region with years of misery. Descriptions note harvest failures and widespread misery across the country, including severe poverty and distress among natives.
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China
San Francisco
Ilnnol
Satheer
Annger
Ingsse
Acta
Berries and Shot Guns Incident in Winnebago City Special
Three young men picking berries in a Winnebago County fruit field confronted a double barrel shotgun held by the proprietor. Two paid fines of 6.76 each. the third chose to stand trial.
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Winnebago City
Mina
Special
Robbery Kills Three at Liberty New Mexico Post Office
A Denver dispatch reports the Liberty New Mexico star route post office was robbed this afternoon. The deputy postmaster and two other men were killed while pursuing the robbers. Liberty lies 112 miles from Las Vegas. authorities believe the robbers fled toward the Indian Territory.
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Denver
Taspertar Me. Mechen
Liberty
N. Mex
Tas Vegas
Indiana Territory
Silver Dollar Saves Man From Bullet Wound
Park Rapids special report says Hol Horton was saved from a fatal hip injury when a silver dollar in his pocket deflected a rifle bullet. The bullet pierced his coat, barely missing him, and his coat was badly bent by the impact.
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Park Rapids
Stint
Hol Horton
Inane hospital beds opened for northern wing completion
The state board of trustees met at the Ryan Hotel to open bids for the north wing of the Pergua Balla invane hospital. John Lorezen bid the lowest at 1840 dollars. Buller-Ryan of St Paul did not bid. Rochester, Minn. Special, June 17. Grain yields begin slow growth due to damp heat. Strawberries report vigorous growth and replanting due to pests. Corn shows good growth and clover vigor. haying underway. Gut worms strike farms. gardens damaged by spray. Nikith Annual Reunion of Black River and Trempeleaw Valley Veterans' Assn opens with guests and speeches by D. Lloyd Toms of Stevens' Point. Only two gubernatorial candidates discussed locally Clough and Chipp. general view favors Clough for renomination.
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Vergua Palla Invane
State Board of Trustees
Ryan
North Whig
Pergua Balla
John Lorezen
Buller-Ryan Company
St. Paul
Rochester
Minn
Pack Rapida
Merrillan
Wiha
Blwk River
Trempeleaw Valley
Assnciis Tlon
D. Lloyd Toms
Stevens’ Volnt
Visitara
Cleveland Denounces Free Silver in Democratic Party
President Cleveland replies to the New York Herald on Democratic stance and free coinage. He argues against enshrining free silver in party creed, urging loyal Democrats to oppose demoralization and to favor sound money while preserving party unity and traditions. He cautions delegates to act with sober second thoughts.
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Washington
New York
Cleveland
Koro
Democratc
Weentacht
Ogon
Time ripe for silver settlement and bi metals
A Senator states the time is ripe for a settlement of the silver question and reestablishment of bimetallism by international agreement. He cites cooperation of England and British officials, noting concessions by government leaders and preparations for an international conference without abandoning the gold standard.
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Nem Saya
Paris
Honr
Masaachusettsting
Koglind
MM. Selle
Branca Aloe
Walt Iing
Aid Sr. Selino
Chamber of Deputies
Jending
Unstow
J. Balfour
Ford
British Treasury
Britain
Yale Ouramen Arrive for Henley Regatta Contests
A Yale crew arrived in Henley on June 16 from Southampton to compete in the Grand Challenge Cup. Guided by Robert Crook of the Commercial Advertiser of New York, the team was welcomed by Trenley’s mayoral corporation and local crowds. Mayor Simmons gave a brief welcome, and Dant Creadway replied. The Americans were then shown to Marina Mill and their boats were lowered into the water.
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Yale Ouramen
Menley
Henley-on-Thames
Yale University
Robert Crook
Comercial Advertiser of
New York
Mayorial Corporation of
Trenley
Simmons
Creadway
Uoanramen
Maral Mil
Merely a Murderous Finaniac
A New York report identifies George A. Semple as the shooter who killed President Wyckett of the Bank of New Amsterdam and then shot himself. Semple had a reputation for foolishness yet showed no clear motive. Wyckett’s condition remains hopeful for recovery while Semple died midday. His wife and mother-in-law were with him at the end.
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New York
President Wycket
Bank of New Amsterdam
George A. Semple
Semple
Wyckett Paea
Antile Youngs
Bemple
Puyer
Dexter creamery fire damages plant and ice house
A blaze at the Dexter creamery destroyed the ice house and threatened the main plant. The enterprise valued between 5000 and 4000 dollars burned late at night. Property belonged to Martin & Harris of Owatonna and was insured. Officials suspect incendiary origin.
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Dexter
Mint
Dexter Creamery
Martin & Harris
Owatoune
Two Dunks Suspended By Cheney Bank
The Pleat Nae thonal and the bank of Cheney have suspended payment due to hard collections and inability to place securities. The National deposits are small and likely to be paid in full. The affairs of the Bank of Ghoney are speculative amid absence of President Verelynl and growing concerns. The new telephone line connects Cumberland with Barron and Nice Lake for the Heer message.
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Ukeney
Waxh
Bank of
Cheney
Nitionil
Book of Ghoney
Worbiny
Unimberland, Wie
Heer
Nuw
Qumberland
Barron
Nice Lake
Steamer Routes and Mining Outlook on Kootenal District
The Steamer Roaderert makes its first 125 mile northbound trip to Fort Steele Mining District with 140 tons capacity for passengers. North Star Mine aims to deliver 7,000 tons of ore this season to Great Falls smelter. Four Great Northern cars loaded yesterday. seven total. Kootenal mining country shows rich quartz and strong development prospects this year as Congress funds river improvements to remove obstructions and improve the channel.
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Kootenal
Jennloga
Mont
Speeial
Fort Steele
Prasengers
North Star
Great Svils
Great Northern
Congress
Two Ways to Start Conversation in a Silent Reception
The hostess whispers to Lim that the reception is a dead failure with guests mute and unengaged. They weigh options to save the event, debating piano music or starting a few rounds of whist as a remedy.
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Lim
Detroit
Mall'n Catarrh Cure and a Hanging Chronicle
A fragment from West Union Gazette cites a constitutional cure labeled Mall'n Catarrh Cure with price repeated. It recounts a sheriff and a condemned man in a dramatic exchange ending with both being dropped, and notes large corn shipments and exports via New York and New Orleans in the past nine months.
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Diurderer
West Union Gazette
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