Kilbourne Nominated by Acclamation for Governor
At a lengthy convention Kilbourne was nominated for governor by acclamation after a long night session. Howells and Cassady were named as lieutenant governor candidates, with Cassady withdrawing and Howells winning on the first ballot. The platform urged tax equality, anti monopoly measures, civil service expansion, and direct election of U S senators.
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ColuemBus
Associated Press
Committee On Resolutions
Johson
Bryan
P. Salen
Committee On Credential
Dowling
M. A. Daugherty
Resolutions Committee
England
South Africa
United States
Republican Party
Claga
W.L. Finley
Kansas City
James Kilbourne
Zinmerman
Darke
Kilbourne
Anthony Howells
Massillon
John F. Cassady
Bellfontaine
Chinese Indemnity Claim Seen In Butte Atrocities
Washington reports through Minister Wu Ting Fang that China seeks 9000000 indemnity for alleged 1886 Butte outrages. Several hundred claimants allege killings property loss and business ruin, with a court appeal path noted. Russia-US tariff exchanges also discussed. Moscow offers to drop duties, but Gage says sugar differential case is court-bound.
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Washington
Wu -Ting Fang
Butte
Mont
State Department
United States Circuit Court
United States
M. de Witte
Russia
Gage
Foreign Office
Glass bottle blowers meet amid wage talks
Millwaukker and Atlantic City report a Flint Glass Bottle Blowers convention focusing on admission terms for about two thousand workers. Officers note a 700-member gain in the past year and the wage scale slated for discussion ahead of a possible ten percent demand at the manufacturers conference in Atlantic City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millwaukker
Associated Dress
Glass Bottle Blowers” Convention
Flint Glass Association
Manufacturers’ Conference
Atlantic City
Associated Press
Injunction Issued Against Molders Union Pickets
A U S circuit court in Cleveland issues a sweeping injunction at the Otis Steel Company’s request. Local No. 218 of the Iron Molders Union is barred from picketing or interfering with Otis Steel’s business. The court calls the picketing organized espionage and notes that even persistent persuasion may become a nuisance and unlawful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cievelano
Dudge Wing
United States Circuit Court
Otis Steel Company
Iron Molders’ Union of North America
Otis Company
Ohio Democrats Gather For State Convention Amid Split
A large Columbus crowd attends the Democratic state convention kickoff with 950 delegates and many observers. Conservatives gain control of resolutions and credentials in district meetings, signaling a clash with McLean Kilbourne supporters over platform items and taxation planks. Mayor Tom L. Johnson's influence and Cuyahoga County alignment shape the weekend's proceedings as delegates prepare for late afternoon nominations and potential floor battles.
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Columbus
Supreme Court
Teasurer
Board of Public Works
Ohio
Kilbourne
Cleveland
Charles J. Salen
Johnson
Montgomery
Butler
Union
State Committee
Tom Johnson
Tom L. Johnson
Brooklyn
Charnes
Salen
SLA
Salem
Thanger
McLean-Kilbourne
Cuyahoga
Colonel Kilbourne
M. A. Daugherty
Lancaster
E. M. Heisley
Cuyahoga County
Committee
I. G. Bernard
Louis Beemelin
Joseph Cowling
H.C. Barber
G. W. Risser
A. BD. Hough
W. 8. Thomas
W. J. Frey
John Bolan
E. A. Crawford
C. E. Peoples
IF. J. Heer
John
McLean
Cincinnati
McLean- Kilbourne
Committee On Resolutions
Lura Tnis
Heisiey
Baker
Committee On
Campbell
Sepwahl
Boyle County
Herday
Lie Olu
Harmony
Boer Prisoner Stowed Away From Bermuda Island
William Dupley, Boer prisoner from South Africa, escaped Bermuda prison and hid aboard the steamer Trinidad. After landing in New York, he admitted plans to work and avoid becoming a public charge. He was sent to Ellis Island for detention as authorities hear from his friends.
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New York
Darreus Island
Bermuda
Trinidad
William
Dupley
Hanlon
Special Board of Inquiry
Ellis Island
National Games Yesterday Results Across Cities
Pittsburg defeated Boston 4 to 0 while Cincinnati beat New York 5 to 4. St Louis 5 edged Brooklyn 3 and Philadelphia 6 beat Chicago 3. Detroit 11 topped Cleveland 1. Baltimore 3 defeated Washington 1. Chicago 17 beat Milwaukee 9. Western games saw Wheeling 2 at Fort Wayne 3 and Columbus 2 over Dayton 1 with Indianapolis 0, Grand Rapids 4. Marion 4 defeated Toledo 3.
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Pittsburg
Boston
Cincinnati
New York
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Chicago
Boston-Philadelphia
Detroit
Cleveland
Baltimore
Washington
Milwaukee
Wheeling
Fort Wayne
Columbus
Dayton
Indianapolis
Grand Rapids
Marion
Toledo
Ww. L. Pet
New York Eye Ewe
Hoston
L Pet
Chicago A
Ceveland
Pet
Sn Be Ag
Tayton
ATI Toledo
Martos
Ers
Banquet honored at Cincinnati convention amid speeches
The Christian Endeavor annual convention in Cincinnati featured a banquet at the Grand hotel where President Clark received a silver loving cup for twenty years of service. Local rallies and junior events followed as attendees prepared for the final day of sessions and a German Endeavor adjournment.
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Walco Oper
Ull Buuilofiuius
Twentie U Century
Ganon J. Pw. Hichardson
Lonuun
Audi- Lorludl
C. L. Jacobs
Mr. Stiandahan
Sabiag
Ted
Devolulal Berrieus
Aluss
Witaud Filllips Hal
New York
Hyangeus
Hooker T. Wasulugivu
Lee
Rusheger
Ala
Williston
Kiev
Philiput
Indianapolis
Wayland Hoyt
Philadelphia
Margaret Koch
Waterville
Ninth Street Baptist Church
Board of Tradees
Unted Society
Clark
Christian Endeavor
Auditorium Endeavor
William Shaw
Boston
Palmer Hartsough
Cincinnati
John Willis Baer
Market Rebound After Monday Liquidation Tries
Banking interests helped stabilize an anxious market as large blocks were sold at sharp concessions but supporting bids kept prices up. Granger, Pacific and Southwestern shares fell early but recovered with gains in St Paul, Union Pacific, Missouri Pacific and Atchison. Louisville surged late on large scale trading, while Illinois Central and St Louis and San Francisco preferred issued dividends. U S Steel held. Banks under Morgan eased fears of credit contraction and cash reserves loss mystery. U S news fell 1 1 2 percent. old 4s rose 1 4 percent.
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New York
Granger
Pacific
Southwestern
Louisville
Baltimore
Onio
Southern Pacific
United States Steel
St. Paul
Union Pacific
Missouri Pacific
Atchison
Illinois Central
St. Louis
San Francisco
U.S
Million Dollar Coal Deal Expands Greensburg Plant
Jamison Coal and Coke of Greensburg, Pa, buys 2300 acres of Salem and Hempfield coal, gaining the Pillsburg seam north of the Pennsylvania railroad. The $1,111,000 purchase adds to 4500 acres, with a new steel tipple, shaft, and siding planned and 1500 jobs promised. Wilkinsburg Coal buys Export district block, mine possible in a month with 150 miners.
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Greensburg
Jamison Coal and Coke Company
Pennsylvania
Salem
Hempfield
Pillsburg
Ornce
Pittsburg
Wilkinsburg Lee Company
Turtle Creek Valley
TWO TRAINMEN KILLED IN WRECK NEAR NOTTINGHAM
A Southwestern Limited passenger train on the Big Four bound for Cleveland derailed after colliding with freight cars on the Lake Shore track. Engineer Frank Anderson of Buffalo and mail clerk C. C. McCullen of Cincinnati were killed. Injured include Fireman William Eliott of Buffalo and several others. at least one person is believed buried. The damaged roadbed and tracks will require long repairs. Next item reports wage talks at Pittsburgh between labor and steel companies ending with a demand for a mill scale.
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Nottingham
Cleveland
Lake Shore
Frank Anderson
Buffalo
C. C. McCullen
Cincinnati
William Eliott
W. M. Baker
Columbus
HE. F. Loveless
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Judson Harmon
Harlan Cleveland
JH. Jones
George Phillips
W. D. Hill
Joseph Mylar
K. —. Harner
W.O S. Finley
Barton Smith
J. W. Byler
Ww. E. Finck
M.A. Daugherty
James H. Platt
I. J. King
EB. M. Kennedy
G. W. Hamilton
J. W. Cassingham
William Spence
Columniana
G. Rogers
Summit
Echo M. Heisley
Newton D. Haker
America
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Uwidg
Wilbur Chapman
George C. Purves
Charles &. Flatt
Juan Krenry Sarrows
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W. Gunsaulus
Cumback
William Cumback
Lapel
Ind
Laura Wachstatter
Indiana
Lincoln
Eldorado
Kan
Jessia Morrison
Lansing
Clara Wiley Castle
Westmoreland County
National Executive Committee
Amalgamated Association
American Tinplate Company
American Sheet Steel Comps
American Steel Hoop Company
United States Steel Corporation
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