Bryan Nominated for Democratic Platform Principles
A long political statement advocates against Republican imperialism and trusts, pledges vigorous anti monopoly warfare, supports immediate statehood for Arizona New Mexico Oklahoma and territories, favors Nicaragua canal ownership by the United States, opposes the May-Pauncefote treaty, and calls for tax cuts, home rule for Alaska and Porto Rico, and strict economy. It frames these as a defense of self government and liberty against Republican policy.
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Chicago
Nicaragua Canal
United States
Congress
Republican Party
Arizona
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Alaska
Porto Rico
Jefferson
Europe
Asia
Africa
England
Fone
Berty
Central
South America
Peale
Democratic Party
Philadelphia
Democratic Labor Speech Opposes Imperialism and Trusts
The speaker denounces imperial expansion as a threat to republican government and Monroe Doctrine principles. He calls for peaceful expansion, strong anti trust actions, preservation of currency power, direct election of senators, and a new department of labor to uplift workers and boost national prosperity.
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United States
Congress
Department of Labor
Vice Presidential Roll Called Tomorrow At Convention
Kansas City report notes Alabama will yield to Florida to nominate Elliot Danforth of New York. R D McDonald places Danforth as the choice. David B Hill remains a popular candidate. Towne supporters continue lobbying as other nominees may shift.
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Kansas City
Alabama
Florida
R. D. McDonald
Elliot Danforth
New York
David B. Hill
Friends
Towne
Massachusetts Democrats back Hill for conservatism
Kansas City dispatch reports Senator Hill receiving a telegram from Democratic members of the Massachusetts Legislature stating they repudiated Williams' advocacy of 16 to 1 and stand with Hill to a finish. The telegram, dated July 4, 1900, is signed by James H. Mellen.
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Kansas City
Senator Hill
Legislature
Massachusetts
George Fred Williams
Boston
D. B. Hill
Williams
Hill Hammers Van Wyck Over Straddle in Silver Row
Ex Senator Hill accuses Judge Van Wyck of playing both sides to gain committee placement. He says Van Wyck pledged silver supporters he would not sign a minority report if the platform failed, leaving him not representing his district or state.
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Kansas City, Mo
Hill
Associated Press
van Wyck
Roosevelts Welcome Sparks Enthusiasm Across Towns
The special train bearing Gov Theo Roosevelt home from the Rough Riders reunion arrived in Hannibal Missouri early today. A large crowd greeted him and he gave a brief address before crossing into Illinois. He is slated to speak at Quincy Galesburg Mendota Aurora and possibly other points.
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Hannibal
Theo Love Roosevelt
Rough Riders’ Reunion
Ovation for Governor Roosevelt in Quincy Illinois
Governor Roosevelt arrived in Quincy at 9 10 p m to an enthusiastic ovation. He and his party were guided to the Newcomb hotel for a public reception. An elaborate procession moved through main streets to the public square where he spoke to about 5000 people. United States Senator Cullom and Congressman Marsh of Illinois sat on the platform. The governor’s train departed for Chicago at noon.
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Quincy
Roosevelt
Newecomb
United States
Cullom
Marsh
Ilinois
Chicago
Silver Republicans Name Towne for Vice President Bid
The Silver Republican national convention opened with Temporary Chairman Teller presiding. Debate over an anti imperialism plank delayed platform adoption as delegates from Kansas Nebraska Minnesota Iowa and Colorado watched. A plan to nominate Charles A Towne as Vice President was proposed with a conference committee to liaise with Democrats.
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Kansas City
Teller
Kansas
Nebraska
Minnesota
Iowa
Colorado
Towne
National Committee
Henry M. Teller
Lincoln
Springfield
Mr. Bryan
Charles A. Towne
Bryan
BE. S. Corser
Chas. A. Towne
Prank Shaw murder trial testimony resumes in Woodstock
Sheriff Stafford is the main witness in the Shaw murder case. He recounts the April jail break, the exchange of gunfire with Frank and Dunstin Shaw, and Hoffman's fatal shot. Other witnesses from Woodstock and nearby towns testified but added little. The trial ends for the day with more Middlebury witnesses expected tomorrow.
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Woodstock
Shaw
Hoffman
George Chedel
Tinkham
Charles Knapp
Romane A. Stafford
Shaws
Stafford
Dunstin Shaw
Frank Shaw
Frank
Sheriff Stafford
R. A. Stafford
Charles Batchelder
Geo. Flanders
Ripton
Flanders
Pockets Were Empty Body of Albert Hamilton Found
Albert E. Hamilton aged 50 was found beside Maine Central tracks half a mile above Augusta this morning. Many believe he was murdered after a night of drinking. He was foreman of the river crew at Augusta Lumber and reportedly had several hundred dollars with him, but nothing was found on his person.
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Augusta
Albert E. Hamilton
Maine Central
Hamilton
Cushwox Paper Company
Augusta Lumber Company
Peace prospects and muting factions in Manila telegraph report
A Manila telegraph summary notes a fractious Filipino convention stirred by military factionalism and old Aguinaldo cabinet members. Paterno pledged allegiance after a suspended meeting, Ma cArthur revoked his parole, amnesty spreads slowly, and leaders hope for independence or Bryan's election while insurgent plans adapt to Chinese war needs.
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Teleraph
Senor Paterno
Aguinaldo
Senor Mabini
Senor Buencamino
Gen. MacArthur
Paterno
Bryan
China
Tare
MacArthur
Ricarte
Dover Shooting Leaves Three Men Hurt In City
In Dover New Hampshire July 5 a wholesale shooting on The Landing killed John McNally 35 and Thomas Dobbins 36. Gagnon remains critical, Arthur Russell's hip shattered and hospital bound. No arrests yet. Dobbins described three men firing six shots after locals tried to protect women.
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Dover
N. H
John McNally
McNally
Thomas Dobbins
Gagnon
Dobbins
McManus House
Young Street
Maggie Donohue
Kitty Scanlon
Main Street
Joseph Gagnon
Portland Street
Arthur Russell
Somersworth Street
Somersworth Sanitarium
Hoboken Fire Death Toll Reaches 129 In Funeral Plans
New York reports 37 more bodies recovered from the Hoboken riverfront fire bringing totals to 129. Seventy eight were found in Hoboken and Jersey City area with many still unidentified. Coroner Hoffman notes more bodies found on the Saale and at other sites as efforts shift to pumping out ships and closing portholes before exhaustive hull searches begin.
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New York
Hoboken
Jersey City
Narrows
Brooklyn
Greenpoint
Hoffman
Saale
Hamburg Line
Fourteenth Street
Bremen
Main
Merritt-Chapman Company
For Sale Classified Ads Round Up
For sale items include an eight room house on Claire Street with pantry bath at 2000 dollars a poultry farm a mile from Lowell a Highlands land parcel and several Centralville properties including tenement and modern cottages plus a blacksmith shop priced at 1200 dollars and a 26 acre farm on electric line near Lowell line with 150 dollars down 0 8 percent. W E Dodge offers the listings from 26 Central St.
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Claire Street
Lowell
L.B L
Highlands
Centralville
B.L. Centralville
Heights
Pawtucketville
Lowell Line
W. E. Dodge
Central St
Two Cottages for Sale in Centralville and Pawtucketville
In Pawtucketville near electrics eight minutes from Moody Street Bridge a 249 story house eight rooms with hot and cold water bath set tubs sewer gas plenty land for a barn owner must sell $1950 easy terms In Centralville two good cottages near pumping station priced at $1700 and $2100 easy terms
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Pawtucketville
Moody Street Bridge
Centralville
Boston and Maine timetable changes June 25 1900
Train schedules from Merrimack Street and Middlesex Street stations list departures to Boston and other destinations through various times and dates. The notice names multiple routes including Reading, Newburyport, Salem, Portsmouth, Haverhill, Nashua, Montreal, and regional stops with Sunday variations and special August 25 notes.
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Lowell
Boston
Middlesex Street Station
Lawrence and Haverhill
Reading
Western Division
Salem
Mass
Newburyport
Amesbury
Portsmouth
Haverhill
Hampton
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R. R
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Rochester
Alton Bay
Somersworth
N. H
Saco
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Lewiston
Augusta
Bath
Waterville
Bangor
Belfast
Skowhegan
Rockland
St. John
Halifax
N.S
Montreal
Quebec
Eastport
Castine
Deor Isie
Sedgewick
Bar Harbor
Jonesport
Machiasport
Frank Jones
Woburn
Winchester
Southern Division
Ayer Junction
Amherst, Milford and Wilton
Greenfield
Peterboro
Bennington
Hillsboro
Keene
Millsboro
Nashua
Manchester
Concord
Franklin
Lebanon
White River Junction
Kor Warner
Bradford
Sunapee
Newport
N.H
Claremont
Claremont Junction
St. Johnsbury
Lyndonville
Wells River
Express
wVia
Bedford
Willington Jane
D. J. Flanders
H.C. Taft
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