Ohio Republicans Sustain Old Trust Train At Convention
Ohio Republicans closed their state convention with a harmony theme under Hanna and Foraker. Herrick won a seat, McKinnon as treasurer stood out, and the ticket leaned toward Roosevelt while anchors like Cox shaped the slate. The process emphasized unity, with no single leader forcing the outcome and Roosevelt’s endorsement broadly supported.
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Hanis
Foraker
Tle
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Harmony
Myron T. Herrick
George B. Cox
Cincinnati
Woven
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Wade Hampton Ellis
Summers
Guil-bert
McKinnon
Nash
Harry M. Dougherty
Dougherty
Boolbman
Harding
Wildman
National Miners Federation Presses Reciprocity Policy
The National Miners Federation urged rapid adoption by the U S government of a broad reciprocal trade policy with Canada. A memorial was prepared for President Roosevelt, calling for deeper labor unity and elections to ensure support for proposed measures. The federation, representing 19 000 establishments and over 510 million in annual output, argued that free trade with Canada would raise wheat prices for American farmers, boost mill employment, and stabilize flour prices.
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Lutherans Seek Park Site Near Port Wayne for Grounds
Members of the German Lutheran churches in the city seek a site near Port Wayne for a park and picnic grounds. They plan to buy a line of timbered land along a metropolitan line to create a park with youth camps and mission feasts. A definite plan is expected before the season begins.
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Port Wayna
Hugh Dougherty Began On Small Capital
Fragmentary report details a figure named Hugh Dougherty starting with small capital. It mentions Tigh Dougherty striking Blatt ton and finding $4, a fare of $2 from Pork Wayne to the city along an old plank road, and Jack Gordon, a Jock Creek township farmer, with 3 cents after reaching Wella county.
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Wella County
Fragmentary convention notes recount forceful control shifts
A fragment from the report notes that after a rallying cry for all races the convention became difficult to manage, even under the strong oversight of Senator Foraker who presided at times with authority.
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Senator Foraker
Ohio Republicans Elect Hanna as Leader at Colubus Convention
At the Ohio Republican convention in Columbus, Senator Hanna appeared as temporary chairman and received a rousing welcome. Senator Foraker spoke on stage and praised Hanna as a strong leader while urging Hanna’s renomination and broader support for Theodore Roosevelt and Hanna’s tie to a national victory.
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Ohio Governor Nomination Hinted Amid Convention Remarks
A convention speaker announces plans to nominate Myran T. Horelek for governor of Ohio in November, describing Horelek as a young man in prime physical and mental condition and noting Ohio’s Republican year. The speech emphasizes three duties for the body, with the governor nomination as the first.
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The Jester Teases Gubernatorial Lineage and Honor
The piece pokes fun at the governor’s lineage and the long line of predecessors connected to the Arcane Mine era. It notes the speaker’s intent to serve with equal dignity and seeks approval to follow in notable predecessors’ footsteps.
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McKinley
Yonder State House
Seventy One Dead In Topeka Flood Toll Rises
Flood disaster in Topeka reports seventy one bodies recovered with thirty identified. Widespread destruction from rising water leaves North Topeka ruins and towns like Manhattan Abilene Sallosa Florence Lacon Center and Hutchinson drying slowly. Sanitary conditions threat remains as debris and slime cover streets and shops. wheat yield expected to fall due to flood impact.
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Lowering Water Reveals Awful Scenes in Kansas City
Water levels drop uncovering disturbing scenes as the Missouri river recedes in Kansas City Missouri on June 4. The city water works continues to pump back clean water, with updates promised on Page Five.
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Kansas City
Democrats Without a Morning Paper in Indiana Capital
A fragmented report outlines the transfer of the Associated Press morning franchise from the Indianapolis Morning Sentinel to Samuel T. Maria's Morning Star, turning the Sentinel into an afternoon paper and leaving Indiana Democrats without a morning newspaper in the state capital. Prominent figures discuss the political impact, noting about 270,000 Democratic voters and debating implications for upcoming campaigns.
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Thomas Taggart
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