Missed by One Vote in Republican Convention
National Republican committee selects Philadelphia to host the June 19 convention after a tight ballot with Chicago and New York. Jamieson’s late vote recast keeps Philadelphia ahead by one, amid cheers and postannouncement public reactions. Additional dispatches cover Canadian nickel ore export controls and a military court martial commutation.
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McKinley
McKkinley
Philadelphia
Chago
New York
St. Louis
Chicago
Illinois
Banker City
White House
Delaware Faction Fight Delays Paine Resolution at National Meet
Leaders at a meeting yesterday aimed to set June 12 for the convention but postponed due to Rhode Island elections. A sub committee was authorized to arrange the convention and disseminate literature. The Paine resolution for reapportionment of delegates was not adopted, and the committee passed a memorial to Vice President Hobart.
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Rhode Island
Delaware
Tate
Elanna
Akien
eChe Paine
National Committee
Dick and
Goyror
Nash
Ohio
Cyrus Leland
Kansas
Congress
Fice
Hobart
Senate committee assignments for Congress declared
Washington December 16 Aldrich announced the practical completion of the fifty sixth congress senate committees and sent an order fixing the committees that was adopted without dissent. A few vacancies in minority representation remain to be filled and will be disposed of shortly. No other business occurred in the senate on the closing day of the general debate on the currency bill. In the house a sharp exchange between Wheeler and Berry of Kentucky opened the day.
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Kentucky
Bailey
Texas
Wheeler
Berry
Goebel
Cox
Tennessee
Louse
Washington
Senate
Aldrich
T Hey
Priiice
Sen
House
Wheeler and Berry
War department to send 1000 recruits to Manila
The War Department plans to dispatch about 1,000 recruits to Manila to bolster regiments weakened by death disease and discharge. In another note Senator Hanna has leased the Cameron residence on Lafayette Square, previously occupied by Vice President Hobart.
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Washington
War Department
Manila
Hanna
Cameron
Lafayette Square
Flobart
Left a handsome fortune to 200 in will
The will of the late W. G. Sanders, filed for probate in Mount Pleasant Indiana, leaves about 400000 dollars. He was a widower with no children and divides two thirds of his estate among roughly two hundred relatives and friends. Each beneficiary receives 500 to 1000 dollars while 2000 dollars go to the city cemetery fund, 2000 to the Christian church, and 2000 to local Christian Scientists. About 100000 dollars is left as a trust fund to aid the poor.
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Mount Pleasant
W. G. Sanders
Christian Church
Tramp Attacks 8-Year-Old in Wisconsin Report
In Cleveland Chippewa county a tramp attacked the 8-year-old son of Samuel Wright with an iron poker, nearly killing him after the boy called him a tramp. Mrs Wright was injured trying to shield her son. the assailant fled as farmers search the woods. The attack follows shelter given to the man for two days.
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Chippewa Falls
Wis
Cleveland
Chippewa County
Samuel Wright
United States Forestry Exhibit Opens in Cincinnati
The headquarters for the commercial forestry exhibit to be shown at the Paris exposition will open Monday in Cincinnati within the Methodist Book Concern building.
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Cincinnati
United States
Methodist Book Concern
Globe National Bank in Financial Trouble Alarms Boston Market
Financial difficulties at the Globe National Bank nearly sparked a panic on the Boston stock exchange as heavy gold shipments move from New York to London. Other items include a Chicago clamp on clergy, a Sinai Temple congress, Moody’s illness, and notable deaths and legal actions across multiple cities.
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Globe National Bank
Boston Stock Exchange
New York
London
Scott
Omaha
Straits of Gibraltar
Congress of Chicago
Congress of Religions
Sinai Temple
Chicago
Dwight L. Moody
David Jameson Patterson
Second United Presbyterian Church of
Brooklyn
Duke of Westminster
England
John
Nicallenborn
Tienry
Nieuse
St. Louis
A. W. Rucker
Wallited States Monetary League
Supreme Court
Volentine
Turner
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Freeport
Court House
Exchange
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C. KR. Sheatz
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Galen Avenue
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T. Y. E. Sweet
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