Illinois Republicans Indorse McKinley By Acclamation
SPRINGFIELD May 1 Illinois Republicans pictured no favorite son for president though Shelby M Cullom drew acclaim for an acclamation for William McKinley Delegates were instructed to support McKinley with uproarious cheering in the convention Others suggested Reed or Allison as alternatives but the McKinley camps won out Michigan and Albion reports show similar pro McKinley actions with delegates to St Louis instructed for the Ohio candidate
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James A. Rose
James S. McCullough
Henry L. Hertz
H. C. Aiken
Fuller
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Shelby M. Cullom
Illinois
Sol Bethea
Lee County
William McKinley
Cullom
Reed
Allison
Madden
Chicago
Thomas B. Reed
Maine
W. B. Allison
Iowa
Bent McKinley
Albion
Mich
KE. O. Grosvenor
Jonesville
Hamilton King
Olivet
McKinley
Cullomites Push McKinley Ticket At Illinois Convention
McKinley supporters force adoption of pro McKinley resolutions amid uproar at the Illinois convention. Delegates at large named E W Patterson and others with Oglesby replacing Littler. Inter Ocean editor Nixon kept. Three supreme and appellate court clerk nominees selected by three state supreme divisions.
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Cook County
Illinois
E. W. Patterson
Chicago Tribune
William Penn Nixon
Inter Ocean
Joseph W. Fifer
Bloomington
D. T. Littler
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Samuel Raymond
Chicago
Richard J. Oglesby
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J. W. Ellsworth
Pleasant P. Chapman
Johnson County
Jordan Chavis
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Horace D. Clark
Mattoon
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T. J. Smith
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C. C. Duffy
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Morris Emmerson
Jefferson County
Cullom Accepts Convention Defeat With Grace
In a measured response after the convention, Senator Cullom conceded his loss with notable decorum. He described the outcome as disappointing but not a sign of fault in the process, praising the Republicans of finals for selecting delegates and endorsing Mol for president.
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Scott Jackson on the Stand in Pearl Bryan Case
Scott Jackson testified in the Pearl Bryan murder trial admitting complicity in the scheme to bring Bryan to Cincinnati for an unlawful purpose and aiding in disposing of clothing in the Ohio River. He denied murdering Bryan but claimed Walling acted alone and said fear drove his involvement.
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Bill Proposes Contempt Rules for U S Courts
Washington May 1 Hill from the judiciary committee reports a bill re contempts of the United States courts. Direct contempts are punishable immediately without a written accusation while indirect contempts require a writ of attachment and a later written accusation. The bill specifies procedure, timing, and hearing details with criminal rules to govern trials and jury use.
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Quadrennial Methodist Conference Opens in Cleveland
The twenty-second quadrennial conference of the Methodist Episcopal church convened in Cleveland with 537 delegates from four quarters. Key issues include admitting women to the general conference, extending the pastor stay limit beyond five years, and revising rules on popular amusements, with votes expected on these reforms.
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Two Score Suits Belived Due in Ehrmann dale Labor Dispute
In Ehrmanndale the coal miners and operators clash as filed suits seek 8 to 10 dollars each for labor. Four claims acknowledged with timely payments. Others disputed. A spate of cases, including misdated filings, aims to pressure the company amid broader scale talks.
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Foster Visits His Alma Mater at Indiana University
Colonel John W. Foster, famed American diplomat, visits Bloomington and his alma mater Indiana University, lecturing on Asiatic Politics in the college chapel. He recalls classmates including Judge D. D. Banta and Robert R. Hitt, with Evansville ties noted. In Evansville, Foster and Riley McKeen press editor James H. McNeely to back Harrison, succeeding in ending attacks but McNeely does not commit to Harrison.
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Ilinois
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College Chapel
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St. Louis
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Harrison
Faced Her Husband’s Slayer in Court
Mrs. Leo Hirth identified Albert Lintner as the murderer in Indianapolis court. She fainted on sight and shouted she would seek revenge if the law failed. Lintner, 24, held without bond on murder charge. The report also notes factory closures and local legal moves on other cases.
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Albert Lintner
Lintner
Michigan City
Public official fined for contract relation case
Geves faces charges of a nominal building transfer to his sister followed by leasing the property to the city for a school under a statute forbidding public officers private interest in public contracts. An infernal machine found at Estinger's mill raises blast fears amid related brief items.
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Winchester
Estinger’s Mill
Evening Post Letter List of Ad Advertisements
The office lists advertisements that remain uncalled for including entries such as B 7-Box 2 5-Carrie Helstein 2- D 4 Furnished Rooms 1-H 1-H Le 3-J 3-J D T 1-Mrs H Co B 6-Partner 3-R 3 E 1-W J 3B.
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New York Money Rates and Chicago Board In Grain Prices
New York money markets show on call easy at 24 percent with sterling exchange firm and government bonds steady. Chicago Board quotes wheat and corn with May and July futures mixed, oats and lard move as pork and livestock activity continues. Chicago live stock receipts and price ranges detailed for cattle, calves, sheep, and hogs.
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Advertisements and Help Wanted Blurbs
Classified column lists one cent per word ads with no ad taken for under 15 cents. Notes several WANTED items including agents in Fort Wayne Indiana, job seekers for dressmaking, cooks, two young linemen for deliveries, and other help wanted. Letters or applications directed to addresses on Montgomery street, Wayne street, West Main street, and local homes are mentioned.
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Bulawayo Safe After Insurgent Pressure
EvuLuwayo and co-administrator Grey have arrived with strong guard in Matabeleland. Civilians report Bulawayo largely relieved as insurgent forces, numbering over 15,000 nearby, are unlikely to attack the town in force.
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L—Earl Grey
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