McKinley Named and Hobart Nominated by Republicans
The 1896 Republican convention in St Louis nominated William McKinley of Ohio for president and Garret Hobart of New Jersey for vice president after a dramatic session. Silver supporters walked out, Teller opposed the gold standard, and a rousing, patriotic finale followed as delegates and galleries cheered.
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McKinley Nominated After Fiery Republican Conclave
Boisterous convention scene as McKinley secures nomination amid roaring cheers and hisses. Delegates, galleries, and flags erupt in support while Lodge and Reed supporters push for unity. Final roll shows McKinley with overwhelming totals and calls for a unanimous vote.
Tricks of smugglers and peculiar disguises in smuggling tales
A London Telegraph note recounts smugglers tricks with a church costume disguise used to cross from Switzerland to France. A courier with a large breviary drew deference while aiding a professional smuggler who hid thousands of watches in his breviary. A former customs inspector recalled buying a clock that was said to be sent only after a return to Paris. One professional smuggler outwitted authorities in a calculation of catching ten smugglers.
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What Will He Do with Her Syndicate Yacht
The New York Herald reports Witlaan K. Vanderbilt, head of the syndicate that built the Defender, has bought out the other owners. It notes the arrangement gave Vanderbilt the right to act after the Ax ton's cup matter was decided, but speculation remains on what he will do with the yacht.
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