Nominating Roosevelt and Fairbanks Amid Raucous Chicago Rally
At the Chicago Coliseum on June 22 the Republican convention nominated Theodore Roosevelt for president with loud acclaim. Senate hopeful Charles Warren Fairbanks was virtually chosen for vice president as Hitt’s name faded, with Iowa’s Dolliver expected to place Fairbanks in nomination and Illinois yielding early in the roll call.
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Straits siege reports famine conditions at Port Arthur
A well informed Chinese arrival from Port Arthur says the Russian fortress is starving, with bread scarce and meat unseen since the siege. Thousands more Chinamen reach Chefoo amid reports of high prices, limited food, and continued shelling near Liao Yang as battles and troop movements unfold across the region.
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President Roosevelt Photograph Captioned in Washington
The article discusses a recent presidential photograph of Theodore Roosevelt taken in Washington. It recounts Roosevelt's age at ascent to the presidency, compares him to Grant, and extols Republican policies and achievements in military, foreign, and domestic matters while asserting continued support for protective tariffs, currency standards, and American industry under Republican leadership.
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BANKER ARRESTED AND PROBABLE BAIL RAISES CASE
A sweeping bank failure scandal unfolds as ex cashier Kinney faces new charges of embezzlement in Angola Indiana. Bail set at 5000 dollars, bond needed to secure release. Steuben circuit court to reconvene in September. Ongoing investigations reach across the region with officials tightening controls on financial institutions.
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Murderer breaks down before execution in Terre Haute
June 23 Terre Haute Indiana report says Ben Springs, the condemned Black man slated to hang July 1, is collapsing under stress at Michigan City prison. He refuses food, is kept alive by stimulants, and his fear and weakness mount as officials note a sudden breakdown unseen in similar cases.
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