Ohio Valley Republican convention adopts Bryan platform
Columbus reports the Ohio Republican state convention opened at 4 p.m. with harmonizing speeches and new temporary officers. Delegates debate balloting, with Nash and Jones leading in early votes while Daugherty, Cox, and Kurtz seek a path to unity. A separate note from Louisville covers a meeting of the Ohio Valley League of bimetallic clubs advancing plans for 1900 and naming national affiliation committee members and resolutions endorsing the Chicago platform and Bryan for president.
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Ohio Valley Bimetallic League
Chicago
William J. Bryan
Columbus
Ohio
Horela
H. M. Daugherty
Nash
A. W. Jones
KR. M. Nevin
Dayton
Cox
Daugherty
Kurtz
Hanna
Yoraker
Jones
National Democratic Committee
Louieville
Ohio Valley League of Bemetallig
Macauley's
William Goebel
P. Wat Hardin
W. J. Stone
Ohio Valley League of Bimetallic Clubs
BB. Flaley
Hlinois
George Fred Williamm
Massachusetts
W. J. Overrider
Indiana
W. J. Lemonin
Kentucky
Allen W. Clarke
James P. Tarvin
Committee On
William Jennings Bryan
Arrest of Dreyfus Forgeries Suspect Begs Court Custody
A suspect linked to the Dreyfus affair was arrested last evening and placed in Cherahe Midi military prison. An officer conducted three visits to the suspect’s home before locating him and offered no details on the arrest.
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Court of Cassation
Dreyfus
Cherahe Midi
Paris
Military Club
Marchanil
la France
la Republique
Marchand in Paris Great Enthusiasm but Quiet Hero Reception
Paris crowd welcomed Hector Marchand with warm enthusiasm as he arrived for a mission. Despite the occasion, the gathering remained orderly with no large demonstrations or disruptions, reflecting calm public ceremony.
Marchand in Paris Receives Medal at State Luncheon
Emily Crawford recounts Marchand's Paris return with a gold medal and sword of honor bearing Nile symbols. Officials, admirals, and generals attended the luncheon at the ministry of marine. Marchand urged Madame Lockroy to permit his Senegale sharpshooters to visit Paris, promising to keep his vow despite delays.
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Marine
Marchand
Madame Lockroy
Paris
Emily Crawford
Ministery of Marine
Nile
Mom
Deagher
Victor Hugo
Paria
Toulon
Madame Locktoy
Madi Lockroy
Sele
Africa
Secret Societies Denounced by National Synod
The National Synod of the Reformedian Church denounces secret societies urging members to oppose oaths and secrecy. It protests against churches and ministers tolerating lodges at the Lord's table and against public funds or officials supporting secret lodges in civic life.
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National Synod of the
Reformedian Church
Mansfield, O
Jange
Presbyterian Church In
Seasion
Astonal
Raterac Iivnts
Sion
Generous Woman Gives Vast Stanford Fortune to University
Mrs Leland Stanford widow to gift most of her estate valued over 10 million dollars for the Leland Stanford Jr University. The trust covers Vina and Palo Alto farms and railroad stocks including Southern Pacific Central Pacific Baltimore and Ohio Western Rocky Mountain Coal Occidental and Oriental. No buildings under 6000 dollars may be erected on campus and possession terms are arranged for by the trustees.
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Leland Stanford
Catverwity
San Francisco
Jane L. Stanford
Leland Stanford, Jr
Vinna
Palo Alto
Southern Pacific
Central Pacific
Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern
Rocky Mountain Coal and Iron Company
Occidental and Oriental Steamship Company
Stanford
President Appeals for Russian Par don for Lipazyc
A Civil War veteran Adolph Lipszyo asks President McKinley to intercede with Russia for a pardon. Lipszyo, wounded veteran and breveted first lieutenant, came to the United States in 1868, previously clerked in Washington, later went to Russia in 1898 to claim his father's entitlements. If pardoned, he would be released from a Russian conviction for American citizenship without consent.
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McKinley
Russia
Washington
Adolph Lipszyo
Lipazyc
Lipezyo
United States
Mrs Maybrick Likely to Be Liberated Soon
The Daily Chronicle reports that Mrs. Morence Maybrick is likely to be released shortly after pressure from United States Ambassador Choate in support of freeing her. Admiral Schley visited Omaha, while he dictated letters and received many correspondents, and Chilean President Errázuriz spoke to parliament about a prosperous financial outlook and a peacetime revenue of 119 million pesos.
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Choate
Tamico
Jane
Daily Chironicle
Morence Maybrick
Jiuseph
H. Choate
United States
Ammemder
Schley
Omaha
Dinaix
Miral
Chili
Santises de Chili
Chilian Congress
Eumuer
Errazuric Ag
Government Exports Up as Imports Slightly Lead
The report lists total imports at 102000600 pesos and exports at 185900000 pesos. It notes nitrate and copper exports have been largely augmented, reflecting a stronger outbound trade position amid growing mineral shipments.
Marion Clark Child Kidnap Case Reunited in New York
A 21 month old girl, Marion Clark, abducted on May 1 from New York parents, was found near Sloatsbury, Garnerville. Mrs Jennie Wilson admitted custody after deputy sheriff traced the child by clothing and birthmark, and the Clark family arrived to confirm identity.
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New York
Sloatsbury
Garnerville
N. Y
Marion Clark
Arthur Clark
New York City
Charles Youmans
Jennie Wilson
Manion Clark
Atolen
William H. Charleston
Sergeant Morris
Captain McClosky
Mr. Clark
Marion
Explosion Kills Man During Fire Fight in Macksbury Store
A store fire in Macksbury Iowa ended in a fatal explosion that collapsed walls and killed Thomas Whitworth while injuring several others. The blast stemmed from gun powder in the building as crews battled the blaze. Firefighters and bystanders suffered injuries from falling debris amid the chaotic scene.
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Macksbury
Edward Townsend
Thomas Whitworth
Mia
Miss Pyle
Almanac shows sunrise and sunset for Indianapolis on June 2
The almanac lists sun and moon times for Indianapolis with sunrise at 4 98 and sunset at 7 20. It warns of possible showers tomorrow, indicating unsettled weather.
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Indianaplis
Indiana
Praise for Hollis Speech Sparks Mediation Debate
London reports Frederick Hollis secretary of the American delegation authored mediation proposals and delivered a forceful speech on mediation lessons from the Hispano American war. The audience noted his stance on using media to facilitate peace at the conference.
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Lonterenes
London
Daily News
Hague
Frederick Hollis
Spain
America
Manila
Grain and livestock markets and a bank misappropriation verdict
The report covers Indianapolis and Cincinnati grain and livestock prices with Wheat, Corn, Oats, Cattle, Hogs, Sheep, and Lambs markets including opening and closing figures. Toledo and Chicago listings show commodity activity while T. Tyler of Fitchburg, formerly a bank teller, is found guilty of misappropriating bank funds and appeals.
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Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Jol T. Tyler
The
Safety Fund National Bank of Fitchburg
Masa
Tyler
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