Roosevelt Nominated for Vice President at 1900 Republican Convention
The crowd cheered as Theodore Roosevelt received the vice presidential nomination after a lengthy roll call. Delegates praised McKinley and Roosevelt while ex-Senator Quay caused a disturbance. Lodge announced Roosevelt with 929 votes and the convention adjourned sine die.
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New England
Rough Rider
Murray
Massachusetts
James M. Ashton
Washington
Roosevelt
Chauncey
Depew
New York
Teddy
America
Fifth Avenue
Harvard
Plains
Santiago
San Juan
Empire State
Kansas City
George Washington Aguinaldo
Bryan
Ice Trust
Mr. Depew
Mr. Bryan
McKinley
Lodge
Alabama
Quay
National Committee Chooses Hanna Leader For Four Years
The National Committee met in Philadelphia and nominated and re elected Senator Hanna as chairman for four years. He pledged loyal support to the ticket, while Col Dick of Ohio was made temporary secretary and Hanna prepared to select an executive campaign committee. Headquarters will be in Chicago and New York with Hanna’s operations flexible for the campaign. Names listed to notify presidential and vice presidential nominees span many states and include major party figures.
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Philadelphia
National Committee
Hanna
Ohio
Griscom
Haverford
Cleveland
Executive Committee
Chicago
New York
M’kinley
Iowa
C. E. Albrook
Kansas
W. G. Holt
Kentucky
E. F. Franks
Louisiana
Jules Godchaus
Maine
Waynewright Fushing
Maryland
William F. Ayrie
Massachusetts
F. E. Huntress
Michigan
Frank J. Hecker
Minnesota
Ray W. Jones
Mississippi
Sam P. Hurst
Missouri
Johnb. Owens
Montana
David E. Folsom
Nebraska
Indian Territory
P. L. Soper
New Mexico
W. A. Otero
Oklahoma
W. J. French
District of Columbia
W. C. Chase
Hawaii
S. Parker
New York Assembly
Theodore Roosevelt
George William Curtis
Blaine
Mr. Curtis
Roosevelt
Dakota
Notable Governors and Territorial Officials Listed by States
A roster of names across U S states and territories appears in the source, listing governors and officials such as Albert Wallace of New Hampshire Francis V Green of New York Thomas S Rollins of North Carolina H C Plumer of North Dakota George C Rawlings of Ohio and others including territorial and district offices. The compilation includes representatives from New Jersey New Mexico Indian Territory and Hawaii among numerous jurisdictions.
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New Hampshire
Albert Wallace
New Jersey
William Barbour
New York
Francis V. Green
North Carolina
Thomass. Rollins
North Dakota
H. C. Plumer
Ohio
George C. Rawlings
Oregon
Thomas McEwen
Pennsylvania
John H. Murdock
Rhode Island
Lucius B. Darling
South Carolina
J. F. Ensor
South Dakota
Emil Branch
Tennessee
Frank S. Elgin
Texas
C. M. Ferguson
Utah
C. E. Moore
Vermont
E. M. Bartlett
Virginia
C. G. Smithers
Washington
Levi Ankney
West Virginia
John D. Rigg
Wisconsin
J. C. Reynolds
Wyoming
G. H. Goble
Alaska
W. D. Grant
Arizona
Charles R. Drake
Indian Territory
L. T. McWilliams
New Mexico
S. Romero
Oklahoma
J. C. Pringey
District of Columbia
J. E. Jones
Hawaii
A. N. Hopokikie
Notice of Amnesty Issued by MacArthur in Manila
Washington dispatch reports General MacArthur announced a 1900 amnesty for insurgents in the Philippines who renounce the rebellion within ninety days and acknowledge U S sovereignty. It excludes war crimes violators and offers transport aid, with 30 pesos to each rifle presented in good condition.
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Washington
War Department
MacArthur
Manila
The
United
Deraftre
United States
Philippine Islands
Board of American Commissioners
Arthur MacArthur
Double Wedding at Trinity M. E. Church in St Joe
Rev Charles White officiated at a Wednesday afternoon ceremony at his residence for Miss Cora Parker who married Frank Endiger and Miss Carrie Parker who wed Charles Miller. The Parker sisters are daughters of William Parker and Constable John Parker is a brother. The couples plan to live near Hicksville Ohio and in this city respectively after a wedding dinner with friends and relatives.
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Charles ¥. White
Trinity M. E. Church
Cora Parker
Frank Endiger
Carrie Parker
Charles Miller
William Parker
St. Joe Township
Constable John Parker
Mrs. Miller
Hicksville
Ohio
Mrs. Endiger
Tippecanoe Rough Riders Form First U S Unit
President W. E. Doud begins organizing the Tippecanoe club into a Rough Riders company. Members will wear suits like those used by Roosevelt at Santiago as the new unit takes shape.
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Tippecanoe Club
United States
W. E. Doud
Roosevelt
Rough Riders
Santiago
Tippecanoe Rough Riders
Federal Court Adjourning Damages Case in Baltimore and Ohio Rail
United States court completed the hearing on the damage case against the Baltimore and Ohio railroad. Judge Baker adjourned the term Wednesday evening and will take the matter under advisement with a decision to follow.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
United States
Baker
Willis D Maier Visits Chicago Relatives
Willis D Maier of Chicago visits relatives in the city and shakes hands with friends. Maier was formerly a clerk of Allen county.
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Willis D. Maier
Chicago
Maier
Allen County
Theodore Roosevelt Chronicle of a Nation Builder
A portrait of Theodore Roosevelt tracing his ancestry from Dutch roots in New Amsterdam to a modern era leader. It covers family prominence, early health reforms, Harvard athletics, frontier life, political rise in New York, Rough Riders glory at Santiago, and his role as governor and family life at Sagamore Hill with Edith Carow Roosevelt and the Roosevelt children.
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Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
New York
Santiago
Nimrod
Klaas Martensen van Roosevelt
Jannetje S. Samuels-Thomas
Netherlands
New Amsterdam
City
Isaac Roosevelt
New York Provincial Congress
New York City Council
Bank of New York
Jacobus J. Roosevelt
Nicholas J. Roosevelt
Robert R. Livingstone
John Stevens
Robert Fulton
Cornelius van Schaick Roosevelt
New York City
Chemical Bank
James J. Roosevelt
Andrew Jackson
Congress
Supreme Court of
Court of Appeals
United States
James Henry Roosevelt
Roosevelt Hospital
Cornelius V
Mary Barnhill
Philadelphia
Robert B. Roosevelt
Theodore
Martha Bulloch
Annna L
Elliott
Corinne
Douglas Robinson
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Harvard College
Europe
Jungfrau
Matterhorn
Alpine Club
West
Pretty Butte
Plains
Eighth Regiment
State National Guards
Rough Riders
Murrayme
Chaangion
Henry George
Abram S. Hewitt
Hewitt
William L. Strong
Harrison
Civil Service Commission
Cleveland
Mayor Strong
McKinley
Navy
Wood
Washington
San Antonio
Tex
Tampa
Fla
Cuba
San Juan Heights
Albany
Alice Lee
Boston
Edith Carow
Oyster Bay
Long Island
Alice
Teddy
Edith Kermit Carew
Sagamore Hill
Colonel Roosevelt
M. C. Baker Dead Former Nickel Plate Agent
Melvin C. Baker longtime Nickel Plate district passenger agent with Fort Wayne ties died suddenly Thursday in the Vanderbilt hotel New York City. He was about 50 and married to Sadie Caldwell with a son from a former marriage. Baker had lived in New York since leaving Fort Wayne and had overseen Standard Life Insurance business on the New York Central line.
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Melvin C. Baker
Nickel Plate Railroad
Fort Wayne
Vanderbilt
New York City
J. J. Callahan
Nickel Plate
Mr. Baker
East Washington Street
Sadie Caldwell
D. H Caldwell
Cleveland
David Caldwell
Caldwell
Baker
Nora Caldwell
Roehrs and Simminger Tie in Small West Jefferson Wedding
Miss Susie Roehrs and Adolph Simminger wed at 6 pm Thursday at the bride's West Jefferson street home. Rev. Gross of Emmanuel Lutheran church officiated. Attendants were Miss Anna Roehrs and Henry Simminger, with only relatives present.
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Susie Roehrs
Adolph Simminger
West Jefferson Street
Gross
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Anna Roehrs
Henry Simminger
Births at Wefel Street and 178 Went Wash
A son was born to Mr and Mrs Rockey of Wefel street and a son was born to Mr and Mrs Heller at 178 Went Wash.
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Rockey
Wefel Street
Re. Ieee Heller
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Delaware
Alvan D. Connor
Florida
John F. Hord
Georgia
E. N. Clemence
Idaho
George L. Shoup
Illinois
J. H. Rowell
Indiana
Charles S. Hernly
Mars
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M. C. Baker
York Hotel
District Passenger
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Johnson Laboratories, Inc
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Montreal
Graphophore
Columbia Phonograph CO
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Wabash Ave
A. C. Katt
Clinton St
Fort Wayne, Ind
Citizens Trust Gompiry, Cor. Berry and
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Corner Main and
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Henry C. Paul
Samuel M. Foster
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Charles 8. Bush
George W. Pixley
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Robert Spice