Roosevelt Nominated at Chicago Convention Hall
At Convention Hall Chicago on June 23 Theodore Roosevelt was nominated for president with World colleague Henry Fairbanks of Indiana for vice president. The gathering adjourned as the quietest and most tame parade in party history, with rare bursts of enthusiasm after Fairbanks’ nomination. Formal notification will occur July 27 at Oyster Bay. James Gannon to chair the notification committee.
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Chicago
Republican Party
Theodore Ruusz “Welt
New Work
Charlie Warren Fairbanks
Indiana
Roosevelt
Fairbanks
Goveror
Black
Gannon
Fat Banks
Root
Feasre
Carter
Hawaii
Alabama
New York
Beveridge
Hoosier
Cortelyou
National Committee
Payne
Ghair
Cannon
Gualeman Gannon
Thaddeus A. Snively
St. Chryostom's Church
Jackson
Mich
Hey Will Deliwir
Pairbanks
Coliseum
Annese
Ita
Anea
United States
Oscar R. Hundley
Convention Opens as Cannon Uses Gavel Signal
The Republican nominating convention in New York erupts as officials set the stage for a Roosevelt bid. Cannon presides with a new feathered gavel, prayers begin, and Beveridge signals Indiana backing Fairbanks while New York’s delegation erupts in flags and cheers.
Indiana Christian Endeavor Opens in First Presbyterian Church
The large convention began Thursday afternoon at the First Presbyterian Church with a decorated venue and a big chorus under Prof. P P Bilhorn. Delegates arrived by reception committee and registered, with flags and blue white Endeavor colors adorning the spaces. Junior sessions led by M L Hagemann and Alice Leininger opened, and a sizeable senior chorus of about 100 voices performed under Bilhorn. Meanwhile, two miners from Whitley County, Fred Dent and Bert Stoner, returned from Korea after three years in the gold mines, with nine others still abroad as the Smith Hunt expedition faces mine closures due to the far eastern war.
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Wihat
Indiana Christian Endeavor
First Presbyterian Church
Saidiell
Rebecca Swayne
Christian Endeavor
P. P. Bilkarn
Chicago
Nndvitary Board
J. Bliner Rhen
The
Muneteiistrict
Frank Boyd
Rockville
J. Webster Bailey
Gracy Reformed Church
M. L. Hagemann
Aliee Leininger
P.P. Bilhorn
Korea
Fred Dent
Bert Stoner
Whitley County
Columbia City
Smith Hunt
Deal
Stoner
Wolnss
Far East
Attack Renewed at Port Arthur and Japanese Hold
Dispatches report a renewed Japanese defense at Port Arthur after a June 22 sea and land assault. Russian forces attacked Sammak outposts in force from nearby positions, but were repulsed with casualties. Major Kubota was killed and several wounded on the Japanese side.
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Che Foo
Port Arthur
Kurolrifs
Pusan
Korea
Sam~mak
Bhinterling
Kubota
Great Battle Expected as Kyroprikin Speaks to Stakelberg Corps
June 23 report from Kai Chou notes General Kyroprikin told Stakelberg troops they will not go home until the napiness is settled, hinting at a return from Lina Yang with a large force for battle. Detachments show enemy links. rail franchise granted for Portland to Huntington electric line.
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Poteeuburg
Kyroprikin
Stakelberg
Kai Chou
Nolief
Lina Yang
Thao Yong
Feng Wang Cheng
Blung Yo Sha
Shung Zo Shan
Siu Yen
Ching Tai Tza
Shi Yen
Shing Yo Shan
Senuchen
Kot Choi
Kakodate
Karoki
Oku
Ince
Olu'e
Sanchen
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F. S. Black
Hale AR
Dolliver
Proceedings OF the Day
Fairbanks Fay
Frank Bhyck
Tn Ushnit
Binek
Shuike
Strance
Puget Sound
Airaig
St. Doula
Sticent
Thomas Jefferson
Theodore Roosevelt
LOY
Albert
Chs
W. Furbanks
Society of Young Christians
Fort Wayne
TAPS
Batect
Huntington County Commissioners Inva
Portland
Huntington
Christian Endeavor Convention
Barrie Eb, Willson
Christian Endeavor Convention Camumities
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