Harmon Is Boomed For Presidency In Democratic Convention
Ohio Democratic Party delegates endorse Governor Harmon for United States president at the state convention. The rush to nominate Harmon by acclamation meets opposition over potential resignation after a new term. Rumors of a second ballot and alternative candidates surface as the convention debates the party’s future leadership and policy alignment.
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Daytom
Demostetic Party of
Ohio
Gove
Yes
Kine
United States
Ty Leder
Dictara
National Convent
Weavaicrd
Julies Campbell
Ws Intkodiemd
Adee Pisteresie
Canton
Tar Uetteniltl
Els
Theas Promo- Una
Campaign Publicity Bill Passes in Senate Battle
The campaign publicity bill cleared a Senate hurdle amid tense debate over Appalachian reclamation and irrigation projects. Key figures included Senator Brundage, Benator Lowe, and Bailey, with a narrow 87 to 90 vote on an election publicity amendment. The measure advances to conference, while related reclamation legislation awaits action.
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Waebhington
Jung
Alan BI
Brundagee
Benator Lowe
Smoat
Bailey Ware
Benatar Burrows
Bailey
Beverage
Borth, Brown, Grinton
Clon Cummins
Plot
le Follatté
WaAnimtualy
Daneet
Beth
Opan
Ehttwg
Northern Indiana Life Insurance Men Elect Officers
The Northern Indiana Life Insurance Men association held its regular meeting in a spacious room with Mr. LF Conway of Metropolitan Life presiding. Charles W. Orr was elected president with W P Cooper as vice president and Htnney N Longworth as treasurer. a Detroit conference for September was announced and delegates listed.
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Indiana
LF Conway
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Charles VW. Orr
Willem FP. Cooper
FF. Conway
FF. Conway, secretary; @htnney N. Longaworth, transurar My
New Nrland Matwal
HB. Hont
Northwestern Mutual
Jutlan & Franze
Penn Mutual
Shirley XN. Longsyrerth
Wasaachusetts Mutual
Willam A. Kenna
Mutual Benen
Naelonn
Vermont
D. Fich
John Hancock
Associa
Fepeysenlal Fey
Ile Neancin
Hobio Naltvalng
National Association of Lawyars and
Ebretard Ioeke
Bieinens
Fort Wayne Winona Traction Line Franchise Granted
The commission approved a franchise for the Fort Wayne Winona Traction Line to build electric tracks from Lindenwood Cemetery west through Arcola to Columbia City and War saw with a terminal west of the area. Right of way will be set by local authorities, and the line must be built and operating by January 1, 1900. A $2,000 bond and franchise acceptance within sixty days are required. Public rights are protected and steam power is forbidden.
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Commission
Arcola
Thanen
Columbia City
Warsaw
Whitley
Kodclusha
Cnens
Eliies
Weather Outlook for Wahtnotor This Week
June 22 forecast shows warm trend with steady values. Expect variable winds and cloudy spells through Friday with chances of showers. Temperatures reach a high near 92 degrees and a low around 42.
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Lamar Ateigin
Otlo
Deere
Pe & I Grees
Ook P. Wei
MHS Henry Stegkamper III Dies After Weekend Illness
Henry Stegkamper III of Bluffton died after an illness at his home. The Journal-Gazette reports his wife, Hone Ategakmp er, was notified and efforts to revive hers failed. The funeral arrangements were not immediately available.
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Journal-Gazette
Stout Geis New Trial Upheld by Supreme Court
In Indianapolis on June 22 the Supreme Court reversed the murder conviction of John Stout in the first degree and ordered imprisonment for the wap. Herman Miller’s conviction for the same crime was reversed earlier. They were accused of killing a watchman at Shirley County, Allen County, after intercepting him while claims of liquor breaking were discussed. Key testimony involved a man who said he was present. Miller and Stout denied being present. The court reviewed admissibility of evidence to impeach Miller’s wife and the use of a bloodhound to trace the shooter, noting expert testimony on bloodhounds can be unreliable. The justices discussed whether the evidence connected the dog to the crime and the heart of the question remained unresolved in Nebraska law. The decision did not affirm admission of the bloodhound evidence and remanded for further considerations.
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United Staten Dinator
Willan
J. Bryan
Addra
Hurmain Wala
Nojlley
Cnet
Indianapolis
John Stout
Hermin Muler
Stout
Miller
Shirley’ Cty
Allen County
Aginen
Méilier
Judemeants
Arvar
Mutto
Fight Camps Now Located in Nevada
November article reports James J Jeffries training camp set south of Reno ahead of a July 4 bout. Promoter Tex Rickard says no interference expected as Jeffries prepares with trainers and miners while governor Dickman faces calls to keep pressure on Nevada authorities.
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Nevada
Postal Bank Bill Passes in House Amid Debate
Washington May 2. After several amendments the Postal Bank bill moved to final approval. The measure, supported by President and administration, was approved in the House with a large attendance in the Senate. Democratic opposition focused on the final act, with Chamberlain casting the sole democratic vote for passage.
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Washington
Tay
United States
Chamberlain
Commencement at St Patrick’s Catholic Church
Despite extreme heat, St Patrick’s Church filled for the annual commencement of Catherine’s Academy. Diplomas and certificates were awarded for grammar and commercial courses, with graduates praised by Rev John F Nolan of Holy Patricks.
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St. Patrick’s Church
St. Catherine’s Academy
J. F. Delaney
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Paint Catherine's Academy
Clias
Robert Cartar W. Melaughiin
Meriin Francia
Mungavan
Francia
Aloysiua Letwyler
Clement Brunda Aillier
Sosenn
Kmela Ryan
Stephen Princis Dewald
Edward Willum O'Rells
Joseph Stephen Laos
Erin Ceellin Laughlin
Therewssia
Ric Dunehy
Irene Cullistine Lennon
Gren Maria Daley
Margaret Blee
America
Janning
Jano
Ulan
Father Noll
Bert Wiermlure
Bert Monk Polson
Dante
Governors Call For Conference With Hughes In New York
June 22 The Roosevelt family pressed Governor Hughes for a conference at Sagamore Hill regarding direct primaries. Roosevelt declined to discuss subjects, while Governor Hughes remained focused on policy and postponed details. An invitation from Theodor Roosevelt for a future Sagamore Hill visit was confirmed by New York officials.
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Roosevelt
Pinchot
Sagamore Hill
New York
Thestorn Roosevardlan
Hughes
Chove
Roonsvelt
Humhen
United States
Minrema Court
Gittard Machot
Bagaswice
Roare Callier
Oyster Bay
Dreetar
Bronx
Zoo
Roonevelt
Wilfort-Antaria
Rovanvelt'n
Annae
Rooswwett Anole
Johnson Arrested For Speeding In San Francisco
Fragmented report describes Jack Johnson being arrested for speeding in San Francisco on a crowded street after attempting to depart for Reno. The piece notes an officer was injured during the incident and that Johnson allegedly threatened violence before calming after police intervention.
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San Francisco
Anek Johnson
Mison
Jonnson
Reno
Bas
Sir Barthotinson
Birnsett
Martin
Simasif
Johnson
Lowim
Highest salaried detective in the world
A sensational tale from New York City claims detective Richard Parr exposed major frauds tied to the sugar trust and government theft. The piece notes Parr’s alleged record pay for six months’ work, with Taft and MacVeagh said to weigh rewards and legalities.
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MacVeagh
Taft
Anorflaw
Legalite
Wickerelyun
Mewkiver
Nerenaury
N. Yi
Priudar
Surit Enees
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