McKinley Named and Hobart 100.
The Republican convention at Canton names William McKinley of Ohio as their presidential choice and Garret Hobart of New Jersey as vice president. The day features dramatic scenes, a split with silver men, and a sweeping roll call showing McKinley defeating rivals and gaining unanimous support. Delegates erupt in cheers, banners fly, and a rousing adjournment follows the unanimous nomination and plans to notify McKinley and Hobart.
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Wiliam Mckinter
Oufo
Garret A. Hobart
New Jersey
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Geaslon
Lshoum
Tagle
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Dubola
Republican Party
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Cleveland
Ohio
Johnson
Tetler
Adyer
Chicago
Mckinley
Minneapolis
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Platt
New York
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Warner Miller
Hobart
Iriet
Evans
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Lipset
Geo. Walker
Alao
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Teed
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Grant
Depew
Morton
Brown
John R. Scott
Jacksonville
Fla
Committee On
Foraker
Cannon
Meanjoes Inen
Bedlam
Gallerte
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Thornton
Thiata
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Henry M. Teller
Colorado
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Illinois
Indiana
Henderson
Iowa
Charles Baldwin
Council Bints
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Hepburn
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Reed
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Ohie
Merton
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Clay
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Quay
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Read
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MciKinley
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MecKinley
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McKineley
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Kinley
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Lodge
Ledge
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Connecticut
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Fort
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Iliauta
Hobart Randolph
Tennessee
Smith
Kentucky
la Follette
Dushnell
Canton
America
Mary Hanna
M. A. Hanna
Gov. Morton
House of Representatives
United States
Tricks of smugglers anecdote on frontier schemes
The Lomian Telegraph reports amusing tales tied to recent smuggling discoveries. A Swiss priest crossed into France daily with two breviaries concealing watches, and a former Geneva official bought a clock that vanished to his Paris home. Such clever methods reveal only one in ten smugglers are ever caught.
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Vanderbilt to Decide Defender's Fate After Syndicate Buyout
William K. Vanderbilt, head of the syndicate that built and raced the Defender, is now sole owner after buying out the others per the syndicate agreement. What he will do with the famous craft remains conjecture as reported by the New York Herald based on the Anter ivata cap matter decision.
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William K. Vanderbilt
Vanderbilt
New York Herald
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