McKinley Denied Nomination At Philadelphia Convention
At the Republican national convention in Philadelphia President McKinley was not renominated today as debates and maneuvers continued on the presidential race and the party platform. Senator Hanna guided the process while Governor Roosevelt appeared poised for a vice presidential nomination by acclamation tomorrow.
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Roosevelt nomination by acclamation plan at convention
The article outlines a strategy to nominate Theodore Roosevelt for President by acclamation, with Iowa and Massachusetts withdrawals guiding a no ballot path. It notes President McKinley’s potential role, Hanna’s statements, and Woodruff’s backing, while Roosevelt signals acceptance and delegates rally to him.
Roosevelt Nomination Dominates New York Gubernatorial Debate
In conversations on the 1904 convention, leaders discuss Roosevelt’s likely nomination by acclamation and the impact on New York politics. Benj B Odell and Timothy L Woodruff emerge as contenders for governor and senator as Senator Platt’s illness shapes the race.
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Platt Arrives in New York Amid Health Questions
Senator Thomas C. Platt arrived at the Fifth Avenue Hotel from Philadelphia at 6:20 PM showing signs of physical distress. His son Frank H. Platt said the elder Platt is not seriously ill and expressed belief that Governor Roosevelt will be nominated as vice president with President McKinley, based on southern and western support.
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Wu Ting Fang Observes Philadelphia Convention
Minister Wu Ting Fang arrives with his son at the Philadelphia convention to watch the process of selecting a presidential candidate. He mingles with reporters at the Walton Hotel lobby and, answering questions about Pekin, notes he is here unofficially as an observer. The Chinese envoy sits with delegates as journalists press for insights.
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New York
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Counterfeiters Gang Targets Ten Dollar Certificates
Secret Service officers in Jersey City pursue a counterfeit gang distributing bogus ten dollar silver certificates bearing Vice President Hendricks likeness. The fake notes are described as well made but detectable by their greasy appearance.
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Secret Service
Jersey City
Hendricks
Cleveland Family Heads to Buzzard's Bay for Summer
Ex-President Grover Cleveland and his wife and children left Greenwich Connecticut for Buzzard's Bay where they will spend the summer. They were joined by Mrs Folsom, mother of Mrs Cleveland, on the trip.
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Tucker daughter killed in Altamont phaeton accident
Miss Tucker, daughter of Luther G. Tucker founder of the Country Gentleman, died near Albany at Altamont when a horse frightened by the phaeton ran away, ejecting her. The incident occurred at the family summer home as she drove the vehicle.
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Community notices from North Chelmsford and surroundings
In North Chelmsford, the North Chelmsford Supply company plans a Nabnasset grove outing on Saturday June 23 led by manager James Turner while the Clover Social club picnic is set for Nabnasset grove on Saturday July 21 with tug of war teams from George C. Moore's mill and Chelmsford Foundry. Church services occur Friday at 7 30 in Second Congregational and St John’s. Census work by Charles T Melver will take longer in North Chelmsford. Benjamin Gagen of North Chelmsford injured at Nichol’s Foundry when a flask fell on him. he was taken to St John’s hospital.
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Nabnasseut Grove
James Turner
Adams House Hotel
James Wotton
George C.moore's Mill
Chelmsford Foundry Company
Nabnussett Grove
Clover Social
Benjamin Gagen
North Chelmsford
Nichol
St. John’s Hospital
Unitarian youth clubs host strawberry and ice cream festival
Chelmsford notes two junior societies the Boys Lend a Hand club and the Willing Workers hold a vestry strawberry and ice cream festival with a Welcome daisies banner. program features piano solos readings and a children's chorus. organizers include Maud Perham Florence Perham and others. local sickness and achievements also recorded.
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Arthur M. Warren
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Ethel Wright
Louise Adams
Herman Hill
Stewart Redman
Louis Burndrette
Addie Wright
W. H. Hall
Roy Allen
Walter Redman
Ann Dix
Eliza Spaulding
Marion Adams
Harry Dix
Harry Harmon
Harry Knowlton
Perham
Nantucket
W. S. Pierce
Isaac H. Knight
Y. Pos. C. EY
Central Congregational Church
Nabnasset Pond
Arthur A. Harmon
State Agricultural College
Middlesex North West Temperance Union meets in Dunstable
The 38th annual meeting was held in Dunstable on June 14 with daisies and roses decorating the church. Rev. W J Batt chaired morning devotionals on arousing conscience about liquor dangers. Rev Alfred S Hudson spoke in the afternoon. Resolutions honored Alfred Boynton of Pepperell for his temperance work and called for publication and family notice.
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Middlesex North West Temperance Union
Dunstable
Annie Kerdall
W. J. Batt
C. L. Clay
Harvard
H. T. Smith
Pepperell
Alfred S. Hudson
Ayer
Mr. Bisbee
East Pepperell
George S. Dodge
West Action
Adelbert Mead
West Acton
H. L. Hartwell
A.S. Hudson
Mary W. Shattuck
Groton
John P. Davis
Carlisle
Alfred Boynton
Alfred Noon
Maes
Total Abstinence Society
A. S. Hudson
Mass
Middlesex Northwest Temperance Union
Dee Alfred 8. Hudson
Belmont Sunday Golf Question Prompts Police Chief Resignation
The Belmont debate over Sunday golf access grows as residents weigh a day of rest against sport. The town’s chief of police, Frank B. Chant, has resigned his office amid these tensions and related disagreements.
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Sunday golf feud tests town leadership and police
In a New England town a dispute erupts as H O Underwood uses a private golf course on Sunday against police guidance. Chief Chant resigns after the board of selectmen refuse to back him, while the community hopes the resignation is withdrawn and the matter resolved.
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Guardian of the Peace
Common Street
Cambridge
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Chief Chant
Selectman
Stade
Keith's Theatre Announces Lockhart Elephant Act in Boston
After multiple delays Sam Lockhart’s baby elephants head a varied bill at Keith’s Boston theatre on Monday June 25. The stage will mimic a circus with outside and inside tent scenery plus Caice do, the Pozinos, Clit Farrell, George Wilson and others in a mixed program. Keith's promotes cooling indoor seating and partial reservations.
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Keith
Boston Theatre
Lockhart
Caicedo
Pozinos
Clit Farrell
George Wilson
Blake and Bishop
York and Adams
Edmund Hayes
Emily Lytton
George Jones
Keith's
Boston
How to Preserve Rhubarb and Jars for Sale
Preserve rhubarb by cutting stalks, packing loosely in a glass jar, filling with fresh cold water, sealing, and storing in a cool place for winter sauce. Mason jars cost 60, 70, and 85 cents per dozen. light ning self sealing jars cost 1 to 1.49 per dozen. A G Pollard & C offer both jars. Bits of rare old China are sought after. in a smash, rush for souvenirs.
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Doan’s Kidney Pills Endorsement by Local Citizen
A citizen presents a testimonial praising Doan’s Kidney Pills used by Mrs. Cunningham after other remedies failed. The letter notes purchasing from Ellingwood & Co. and Carter & Sherburne with a 50 cent price per box. Foster-Milburn Co. of Buffalo is named as sole U.S. agents.
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Buffalo
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