New York Delegation Faces Vice Presidential Dilemma at Convention
Report from June 20 details Lieut. Gov. Timothy Woodruff as New York’s VP candidate pick after a four hour meeting. Hanna's control of delegates, belief Long favored by Roosevelt administration, and Dolliver support in the West shape a contested nomination with inter-state moves from Platt, Quay, and Odell. Maryland wavering over Roosevelt adds to the tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Woodraft
Long
Maryland
Delega
Schley
Prrilapel Pata
Timothy Woodruff
Gov
Roosevelt
Hanna
Woodruff
Secretary Long
Senator Hanna
Pennsylvania
Platt
Quay
Thas
Mr. Bauua
Dolliver
West
Lung
Odell and Quigg
Odell
New Jersey
California
Republican Party
Philadelphia
National Committee
William McKinley
Colorado
Wolcott
Fairbanks
Indiana
Europe
Congress
East
Far West
United States
Union
Luzon
Scott
Walcott
Sousa
Taylor
Kentucky
Hu Wea
Payne
Comecs
Cannon
Illinois
B. M. Levy
Dr. Levy
Delegates Move to Roosevelt Support Amid Maryland Sympathy
Delegates weigh loyalties as some resist backing the administration. Word circulates that Long's nomination would hurt Maryland support due to lingering sentiment for Rear Admiral Schley. Dolliver gains backing for other reasons while Kansas and Wisconsin pledge to Roosevelt.
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Long
Hanna
Schley
Maryland
Dolliver
Kansas
Roosevelt
Wisconsin
Roosevelt Electrifies Delegates At Republican Convention
The Republican convention reconvened in Philadelphia as Roosevelt entered the hall provoking a roar from thousands. Lodge was slated for permanent chairman while Hanna, Wolcott, and McKinley’s supporters dominated the opening sessions. Roosevelt’s dramatic entrance and the crowd’s ovation defined the day amid prayers, speeches, and committee roll calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Hanna
General Grosvenor
Senator Foraker
Quay
Platform draft subcommittee named in international bimetallism push
Philadelphia June 20 The resolutions committee names a subcommittee to draft a platform opposing free coinage and favoring international bimetallism to hasten the Boer War end. Members include Senators Fairbanks Indian Davis Minnesota and Gallinger.
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Philadelphia
Committee On Resolutions
Fairbanks
Indiane
Davis
Minnesota
Gallinger
Platform debate on gold standard and tariff reforms heats sub committee
Delegates including Foraker and Fairbank and others read a draft platform with verbal changes. The sub committee pauses to shorten the document while debating bimetallism, gold standard, trusts, labor, and immigration. A clause opposes free coinage of silver without world-wide agreement. Negotiations continue as the sub committee plans another meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hampshire
Foraker
Ohio
Carter
Montana
McQumber
North Dakota
Messrs. Qulag
New York
Noyes
Maryland
Madden
Oinols
Rowell
California
Fairbanka
Lemuel
Quigg
Messrs. Hanna
Payne
U. S
Great Britain
Transvaal
Hague
Committee On Platform
Panama
Nicaragua
Transvaal Republic
United States
Kingdom
Philippine Islands
Porto Rico
China
Hotel Elevator Fall Injures Five in Philadelphia
The Hotel Walton elevator dropped seven stories injuring five passengers. J G Pringly from Oklahoma and Brenton F Hall from Belton Michigan suffered broken legs. Dr Camden from Texas and others, including Burton, Walter Hunter and Marcellus West, were hurt. Two were hospitalized as the accident caused intense excitement and Addicks faction won in Delaware credentials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Walton
J. G. Pringly
Oklahoma Territory
Brenton F. Hall
Belton
Mich
Burton
Walter Hunter
Delaware
Marcellus West
Washington
Dr. Camden
Pringey
Hall
Camden
Texas
Victims of Disease in the Philippines Reported
A casualty roll from Manila lists deaths from typhoid fever malaria dysentery and other illnesses among troops in various infantry and cavalry units. Notable entries include Wm Williams Jarvis Drew Frank P Cushing and John Owens with dates in May and June. Also Mrs Beveridge wife of Senator Beveridge dies in Indianapolis after months of illness.
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Mana
Seventeenth Infantry
Jacob Givens
Thirty-ninth Infantry
Joseph Lowell
Thirtieth Infantry
Ernest Z. Seeley
Thirty-ninth
Joseph B. Hall
Thirty-fourth
Hardy Willians
William T. Bailey
Thirty-seventh
Robert Green
Fortieth Infantry
Charles P. Schaffer
Eleventh Cavalry
Jarvis Drew
Thirty-fifth Infantry
Frank P. Cushing
Twenty- Second Infantry
Peter Ley
Twenty Second Infantry
Wm. Williams
Twenty-ninth Infantry
John Owens
Variola
Ninth Infantry
John J. Dwer
Thire Infantry
Wm. J. Keller
Maurice Fitzgerald
Eighth Infantry
Ernest Harmer
Ewing Shelton
John K. Wise
Charlie Swason
Thirtyninth Infantry
Frank Gould
Twenty-second Infantry
James McNerny
Twenty-eighth Infantry
Glen V. Parke
Beveridge
Indianarollis
United States
Albert J. Hexonidgs
Indiana
Aville
Viceroy killed in Tien Tsin blaze aftermath
The viceroy at Tien Tsin Yu-Lu has been burned to death and the Wing-Shan magistrate was killed. In Pittspore on June 20 flames destroyed the boiler and tank works of the Carroll-Porter Boiler and Tank Company at Penn avenue and Second street and damaged James Rees & Sons boiler department nearby. Loss about $100,000 fully insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tien Tsin
Wing-Shan
Honexone
Yu-Lu
Pittspore
Carroll-Porter Boiler and Tank Company
Penn Avenue
Second Street
James Rees & Sons Company
Weather forecast for Western PA Ohio and WV
Weather forecast reports fair conditions across Western Pennsylvania Ohio and West Virginia with increasing cloudiness expected tomorrow and gentle easterly winds from France.
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Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
League Games Yesterday Across Cities in Bouts and Scores
Baseball results from Boston Philadelphia Chicago St Louis and more with scores hits and errors. Notable tallies include Brooklyn 10 over Boston 4 and Pittsburgh 0 over Chicago 7. attendance figures range from about 1 400 to 7 000 across venues. Key players listed for each game include battery pairs and umpires.
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Boston
Brooklyn
Willis and
Clements
Kitson and McGuire
O'Day
Philadelphia
New York
Pratt
Conn
McFarland
Douglass
Merver
Warner
Emslie
Chicago
Pittsburg
Griffith
Nichols
Waddell
Schriver
Hurat
St. Louis
St Louis
Cincinnati
Weyhing
Robinson
Hahn
Feitz
Terry
Milwaukee
Fisher
Sugden
Reidy
Diggins
McDonald
Indianapolis
Buffalo
Kellum
Powers
Amole
Schreckengost
Cantillon
Detroit
Round Trip Rail Fares to Denver and Colorado Springs
Advertises a 31.50 round trip to Denver Colorado Springs and Pueblo via Chicago Union Pacific and Northwestern line with dates July 8 8 17 August 17 21 and return until October 81. Also specials to Glenwood Springs Salt Lake City Hot Springs Deadwood Sioux Oak and others with fastest time and best service. Tickets via Chicago and North Western Ry. Address D W Aldridge 234 Superior Street Cleveland Ohio.
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Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Chicago
Union Paville
North
Jine
Glenwood Springs
Salt Lake ‘City
Hot Springs
Deadwood
S. Oak
North- Western Ry
D. W. Aldridge
Superior Street
Cleveland
Story of a Slave and a Miracle Cure
A Manchester Michigan man recounts freeing his wife from five years of paralysis by Electric Bitters. The tonic is praised for female ailments nervousness sleeplessness melancholy headaches backache fainting and dizziness. Each bottle 50 cents guaranteed by Z T Baltzly druggist.
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George D.‘Williams
Manchester
Mich
Z. T. Baltzly
Prevented a Tragedy by Dr Kine's New Discovery
Eva Long of New Straitville Ohio and George Long were saved from a frightful cough and pneumonia respectively after trying Dr Kine's New Discovery. The remedy is sold in bottles with a guarantee, offered free trial at Z T Baltzly's drug store.
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Eva
George Long
New Straitaville
Kine
Mr. Long
Z. T. Baltzly
It Saved His Leg Pla Parforth of La Grange Ga
Parforth of La Grange Ga suffered six months from fretful swelling on his leg. He tried Backlen’s Arnica Salve, which relieved him in ten days, curing ulcers wounds boils and piles without heat. Sold by local druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parforth
la Grange
Backlen
Balezly
Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills Advertised as Cure-All
An advertisement claims Hood's Sarsaparilla has saved millions, curing stomach, nerve, kidney, and blood diseases and aiding poor appetite and debility. It touts Hood's Pills as non irritant with a 25 cent price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Hood’s
Interstate Schedule Highlights Local Matchups
The news item lists games today: Youngstown at Mansfield, Wheeling at Columbus, Dayton at New Castle, and Fort Wayne at Toledo. It also mentions a Massillon Market entry and a date fragment June 18 with Wheat 823 under Associated Press.
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Port Wayne
Fort Wayne
Columbus
Fricken
Bergen
Wolfe
Beville
Wheeling
New Castle
Butturica Skopec
Butler
Wadsworth
Williams
Bates and Boyd
Jordan
Griffins
Toledo
Youngstown
Arthur
Rosebrough
Hess
Dayton
Darton
Mansfield
Watkins
Donahue
Smith and Fox
Toredo
Associated Press
Markets Snapshot Wheat Corn and Livestock Prices
West and New York reports show No. 2 red wheat at 14 75 in Prairie markets and futures easing. Corn values hold around 45 to 48 cents while oats range around 28 to 29 cents. Cattle, hogs, and sheep markets mixed with light receipts. prime cattle $5.45 to $5.60, hogs $5.55 to $6.50, lambs $4.50 to $6.75, and sheep $4.00 to $4.80, reflecting steady to firmer tones in places.
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Massillon
W. L. Pe
Wheeling
New Castile
Dayton
Mannfield
Ft. Wayne
Columbus
Toledo
Youngston
Chicago
CuyicaGo
Associated Press
Jane
Elgin
Ohio
New York State
New York
Northern
Duluth
Hard Duluth
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Henry Carot
Depew
New York State Committee
San Juan
Huanna
James Gray Bolton
D. D
J. P. Dolliver
Addicks
Committee On Credentials
Philippines
Togular
Wasmneton
Weather Forecast
St. Lows
Bell Brothers
Wooster
Dalton, O
L. S. Rudy
Dalton
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