Roosevelt Leads New York GOP to Unified Ticket
At Saratoga the Republican convention named Governor Odell for governor and Woodruff for lieutenant governor by acclamation. Depew backed Woodruff while Roosevelt was welcomed amid mass applause. Roosevelt urged reelecting McKinley, stressing national welfare and party unity as the hall adjourned.
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Saratoga
N. Y
Guv. Roosevelt
Depew
Rank
Teodore Roosevelt
B. B. Odell, Jr
Orange
Timothy L. Woodruff
Kings
John T. McDonough
Albany
William J. Morgan
Iie
John P. Jaeckel
Cayuga
John C. Davies
Seward A
Simons
Odell
Vernor
C. A. Moore
Brooklyn
Woodruff
Gruce White
Syracuse
Bryan
Kentucky
Col. Bryan
Pacific Ocean
Hobart Krum
Erie
Oneida
Edward A. Bond
Jefferson
Gov. Roosevelt
Senator Stranahan
Roosevelt
Ias
Pres. Mc
McLean Named Governor Nominee by Connecticut GOP
George P. McLean won the Republican nomination for governor on the first ballot at the Connecticut convention in New Haven on September 5. The tally was 274 for McLean, 225 for Warner, with 502 total votes. E. O. Keller named lieutenant governor.
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New Haven
Geo. P. McLean
McLean
Warner
George E. Lounsbury
E. O. Keller
George P. McLean
Simsbury
Donald T. Warner
Salisbury
O. R. Fyler
Republican State Central Committee
Samuel Fessenden
Morgan G. Bulkeley
Fyler
Fessenden
Congressman Russell
Michael Kenneally
Stamford
Joseph L. Barbour
Hartford
Barbour
Thomas L. Norton
William A. King
Willimantic
Chandler
Thompson
Howard C. Webb
Stiles Judson, Jr
Stratford
Republicans Pleased by Vermont and Arkansas Returns
Reports from Vermont elections show a potential statewide Republican majority near 382000, the largest ever for Vermont Republicans aside from 1896. Arkansas results indicate a shrinking Democratic plurality about 40000, with Republican gains led by white voters signaling shifting support.
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New York
Vermont
Scott
Green Mountain
Arkansas
Bryan Men Happy
Washington report says Richard Olney a top Cleveland cabinet member intends to vote for Bryan. The claim prompts cautious note given Olney's influence and close ties to Cleveland, who previously opposed Bryan and favored McKinley in 1896.
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Washington, D. C
Richard Olney
Cleveland
Bryan
Olney
McKinley
Palmer
Reported Gold Democrats Aim Prompt Announcement
The claim of a planned move by the Gold Democrats was circulated soon after Mr. Cleveland declined to commit himself, causing a stir. A confirmation or denial of the report is eagerly awaited by observers.
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Cleveland
National party nominates Caffery Howe in Carnegie Hall
The National party convention in New York nominated Donelson Caffery of Louisiana for president and Archibald Murray Howe of Cambridge, Massachusetts for vice president. The platform advocates ending imperial or colonial pretensions, a single gold standard, merit-based public service, and abolition of special privileges.
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New York
National Party
Third Party
Carnegie Hall
United States
Donelson Caffery
Louisiana
Archibald Murray Howe
Cambridge
Mass
Thomas M. Osborne
Auburn
N. Y
Indianapolis
Archibald Howe
H. W. St. John
Hartford
Vermont Republicans win by large plurality across state
Returns from 239 cities and towns show Stickney 47 876 as governor candidate with 32 034 plurality over Senter and 30 761 majority. Fisherly notes party dominance in Senate and General Assembly while electing Foster and Haskins to Congress. Democratic gains expected modest, with four U S Senate candidates in the unexpired Morrill term.
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White River Junction
Vermont
State Senate
General Assembly
Stickney
Senter
Grout
Jackson
Martin F. Allen
Ferrysburg
David J. Foster
Burlington
Col
Kittredge Haskins
Brattleboro
United States Senate
Justice Morrill
Dillingham
Ross
Prouty
Responsa Letter Reveals Gage on Gold Standard Debate
Secretary Gage replies to Carl Schurz’s open letter, warning against breaking the gold standard amid Bryan’s possible election. He argues new legislation would be needed to bind Bryan, cites 1898 statements, and stresses dangers to business if silver policy returns. He suggests Bryan would push to weaken or overturn the gold standard.
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Washington, D. C
Gage
Himi
Carl Schurz
Mr. Bryan
Bryan
Republican Congress
Congress
Lyman Gaghe
Bryan speaks to farmers at Shepherdstown horse show
William Jennings Bryan addressed a large audience at the annual horse show in Shepherdstown West Virginia urging farmers to question Republican ties. He criticized farm losses to Wall Street while attacking inflated crop reports and touting more money for farmers in the financial debate.
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Shepardstown
W. Va
Bryan
Virginia
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Wall Street
Republican Party
Bryan Speech Tour Through West Virginia Campaign
Mr Bryan moved from Morgan's Grove to Keyser and Deer Park in West Virginia delivering two speeches amid hot sun and cheering crowds. He urged democratic ideals and denounced the Republicans as a party of the few, arguing government should reflect the will of common people.
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Deer Park
Bryan
Jefferson County
West Virginia
Morgan’s Grove
Morgan's Grove
Shepherdstown
Keyser
Col. McGraw
Mr. Bryan
Gen. St. Clair
Gen. St Clair
Republican Party
Democratic national committee subcommittee session opened
The Democratic national committee subcommittee handling the eastern campaign met at the Hoffman house with all members present. Attendees included ex Gov. W J Stone of Missouri William Richardson of Tennessee Daniel J Campau of Michigan Col J M Guffey of Pennsylvania and Norman E Mack of Buffalo.
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New York
Democratic National Committee
East
Hoffman House
W. J. Stone
Missouri
William Richardson
Tennessee
Daniel J. Campau
Michigan
Col
J. M. Guffey
Pennsylvania
Norman E. Mack
Buffalo
Reception Day Aboard British and American Squadrons
Bar Harbor Me September 5 crowds of officers from British and American fleets attended a day of official calls, drives, and a grand afternoon reception aboard the U S flagship New York. Vice Admiral Bedford led a party to shore, with Lady Bedford and others, before a ten mile drive to Pot and Kettle club. Evening festivities featured a tented ball at Kebo Valley club with electric lights, dances, and naval merriment well into the night.
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Bar Harbor
Hancock County
Bedford
Reading Room Pier
Lady Bedford
Mercer Biddle
Philadelphia
Upshur
Hare
Grenville Kane
J. Madison Taylor
Pot and Kettle Club
United States
New York
Farquhar
J. K. Sears
van Ness
Barney
Seeley
E. C. Curley
J. Emery
Furniss
Edward Cole
Robert Abbe
Frank Ellis
Kebo Valley Club
Hecker Defeats Williams at Weeburn Golf Links
Stamford Connecticut September 5 Fred C Hecker of the Weeburn Golf Club defeated Harvey L Williams by seven up and six to play this afternoon on the Weeburn links.
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Stamford
Fred ¢. Hecker
Weeburn Golf Club
Harvey L. Williams
Weeburn Links
Held Up by Negroes In Glen Cove Incident
Miss Lena Richardson, daughter of D. S. Richardson, was held up on Monday evening while riding through the Pratt estate. Two men, one seizing the horse bridle and the other grabbing her hands, demanded money after seeing her jewelry. She broke free and rode away, escaping the attackers.
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Glen Cove
L. I
Lena Richardson
D. S. Richardson
Brown Cottage
Miss Richardson
Pratt Estate
Letter Carriers Pension Bill Ordered Printed
Detroit Sept 5 The much discussed letter carriers pension bill was presented to the national convention after lively debate it was ordered printed and will be taken up later. The bill provides for a relief fund to aid disabled carriers funded by deductions from salaries. Samuel Gompers was asked to address the delegates and spoke as fellow union man. A committee was appointed to negotiate with railway mail clerks and post office clerks for joint action on postal legislation. This afternoon the committee members took a pleasure ride to Mount Clemens.
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Detroit
Mich
Committee For the Relief of
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Yeas
The Missing Link Race To Find Pithecanthropus
Denver report says American Yale student David J. Walters will lead the American effort to locate the pithecanthropus in Java. He aims to outpace German rival Prof. Haeckel of Jena University, who plans to depart for Java on October 1. Backing comes from George W. Vanderbilt of Biltmore.
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Denver
Col
America
Europe
David J. Walters
New Haven
Yale
Haeckel
Jena University
Germany
Walters
Java
Prof
George W. Vanderbilt
Biltmore
Methodist Church Sets Wave to Save 2 Million Souls
Chicago plan to enlist 260000 active workers across the Methodist church aims to add ten new members per person by December 31, 1901. Bishop James M. Thoburn proposed the drive, approved by the 1900 general conference, with W. W. Cooper named secretary to organize the effort through bishops and annual conferences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ill
Methodist Church
James M. Thoburn
General Conference
First Methodist Church
W. W. Cooper
Boer flag incident prompts committee letter in New York
New York committee for the South African republic convened to address Bar Harbor Boer flag incident. Edward Van Ness raised the flag as British fleet approached. authorities took it down. A prewritten letter commending Van Ness was read and sent, reaffirming support for the Boer cause. Also includes classified rental notices and listings for T H Elliott at 64 Central Street.
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New York
Bar Harbor
Edward van Ness
van Ness
Committee
Views of Paris and the Exposition 1900 photograph series
An advertisement for a weekly published set of 20 photographic reproductions of Paris World Fair highlights. It offers sixteenths views, a large volume, and subscription terms. Back numbers available. New Century Company, 114 Fifth Avenue, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
NEW Century Company
Fifth Avenue
New York
Dean's Kidney Pills Prove Helpful Says Lowell Resident
A Lowell resident praises Dean's Kidney Pills for eliminating long standing back pains after a year of cold-related kidney pain. Mary Smith of 13 Shaw Street reports relief after a few doses and says she will keep the remedy at home. The product is sold by Foster Milburn Co. in Buffalo as sole U. S. agent and by Carter & Sherburne.
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Lowell
Mary Smith
Shaw Street
Dean
Foster Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
U. S
Crawford Peaches and Oysters Arrive for Orders
The notice announces Crawford peaches and R. Months items arriving for order fulfillment. It mentions first oyster invoice and urges watching the grocery department windows for listed specialties.
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Kinley
Connecticut
Republicans
Caffery
Howe
Cape Beg
Carl
Democratic Party
Pities Farmers
Stickney & Poor Spice Co
Mark
Eeeeeese
National Convention
Belvidere
Cenralville
Highlands
T. H. Elliott
Central Street
Carter & Sherburne
Crawford Peaches
Banner Market
Prescott St
Derby & Morse
Middle ST. Electricians and Contractors
Telepone
Prp. F. Devine
Merrimack ST
Charles Wheeler
Andrews & Wheeler
Thorndike St
A. W. Brown
Boston
P. R. Burtt
Merrimack and
Bridge Streets
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