Ohio Republican Convention Nominates Nash Nippert Price and More
The Ohio Republican state convention in Columbus nominated Governor George K. Nash for governor, Carl L. Nippert for lieutenant governor, J. L. Price for supreme judge, John S. Sheets for attorney general, Lawson E. Emerson for clerk of the supreme court, Isaac B. Cameron for state treasurer, and W. G. Johnson for the board of public works. They endorsed Foraker for U S senator and backed a party platform stressing the gold standard navy expansion and anti monopoly measures while praising McKinley administration and Nash's state leadership. The event featured quick decisions, with heat and expedited business, and noted shifting support amid anti-saloon sentiment and liquor interests.
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Sympathy for Secretary Hay in bereavement at cabinet meeting
Washington reports official business giving way to sympathy for Secretary Hay after the funeral of his son Adelbert. The president received Hay's letter announcing return to New Hampshire with Mrs. Hay for a period of mourning. President McKinley conveyed sympathy to Secretary Way and urged him not to resign.
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Death Toll From Flood Region in West Virginia
In Bluefield and Roanoke reports June 26 describe a flood disaster with about 60 confirmed deaths mostly Black miners and families. Railroad losses near $1 million. coal operations lightly damaged. Keystone houses swept away. relief organized for affected whites and Blacks. Authorities warn of ongoing hardship and possible future misery.
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Bank Failure in Germany Triggers Stock Selloff in New York
Prices on New York stocks tumbled Tuesday amid heavy selling tied to rumors of German banking troubles and a Leipzig bank suspension. St Paul and Missouri Pacific led declines while a late rally trimmed losses as shorts covered. Total sales reached 2.77 million in par value.
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Markets Report From Tillsburg and Cincinnati Area Prices
Market notes show mixed activity across grains, dairy, eggs, and livestock. Wheat and corn futures steady, eggs quoted at 12 to 18 cents, creamery butter prices listed, cattle and hog receipts light to moderate with prices varying, and lambs and sheep steady to higher in New York and Cincinnati markets. Local farm items include No 2 red oats, No 1 timothy hay, and various cheeses and poultry products with regional price ranges.
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Bryan Declares No Office Ambitions Stand for Principles
William J Bryan arrived in Watertown New York to a large crowd as he spoke at the state armory on Civilization and later on The Conquering Nation. In Buffalo a Bryan statement affirms he is not a candidate and centers on principles, warning voters against expediency and reorganizers.
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Welland Cleared of Criminal Intent in Bremen Attack
The official North German Gazette reports the public prosecutor and court found Welland had no criminal intent when he attacked the emperor in Bremen in March last. The emperor is described as the victim of an unusual confluence of circumstances.
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The Plague in Honolulu Reported by War Dept
Washington reports four bubonic plague deaths in Honolulu between May 29 and June 9. Assistant Secretary Sanger asks General Shafter to confer with General Corbin and consider sailing the Hancock to Manila. Corbin planned to inspect Camp McKinley but may adjust plans. Honolulu health board says the plague is under control.
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Fatal storm hits Newark factory. one dead, several injured
A June 26 norwester tore through North Newark killing Louis Cunningham and injuring five others at the Edward H. Everett Glass Bottle Co. roof collapse trapped workers, while thousands of dollars in property damage and grain losses were reported.
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Joseph Cook Passes Away Noted Lecturer Dies at Home
Joseph Cook, renowned lecturer and author famous for linking the Bible with science, dies at his Whitehall New York area home in Ticonderoga after years of illness. His death marks the end of a career devoted to public science and biblical harmony.
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Pittsburg Man Maintains Innocence in Murder Letter
Edward Biddle, convicted of Thomas Kaliney's murder, writes Mrs. Patrick Fitzgerald asserting innocence. Her reply says the letter fueled her belief in his innocence in Kaliney’s death. In Cincinnati, the state supreme court voids a licensing act for stationary engineers, expanding jurisdiction of the state board. Portie Knight engages Sir Edward Clarke for breach of promise suit against the Duke of Manchester. Wedding of Miss Ben Lee and Lt. James Cooper Rhea held at Church of the Transfiguration in New York.
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National Games Results From Yesterday Across Cities
Scores from yesterday show Boston 4 Pittsburg 4 and Brooklyn 4 Chicago 2 Philadelphia 3 Cincinnati 0 St Louis 12 New York 8 in the National games. American games record Washington 3 Milwaukee 1 Chicago FE Philadelphia 0 Baltimore 4 Detroit 2 and Boston 4 Cleveland 2. Western games note Toledo 1 Wheeling 2 and Fort Wayne 2 Marion 0 with related post ponement mentions for Indianapolis game details remain unclear.
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Sixteen Killed in Matewan Miners Clash and Wabash Wreck
Dispatches report sixteen killed and about fifty injured as a Wabash line wreck near Peru, Indiana, follows a washout collapse. Italian immigrants aboard the Westbound train died and several cars plunged into a ravine after a trestle failure. Engines and several coaches were derailed.
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A Reign of Terror in Matioaux West Virginia
The district faces a tense strike where only a few workers remain and violent eruptions loom. Strikers control riverside villages across the Kentucky border, threatening riot as writs of ejectment test patience. U.S. marshals leave for Charleston seeking state troops, heightening fears of bloodshed.
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Chinese claim seeks 400000 tael for goods looted by Marines
Chinese owners of premises in Tientsin, first used by American Marines then by Liscum's command, filed a claim against the United States for valuables taken during barracks use. The list includes fur, rugs, jewels, diamonds, totaling 400000 tael. They argue the property, within the foreign concession, was sent for military necessity but should not be looted as if in the Chinese city.
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Lusitania Steamer Wreck Near Cape Ballard
The Lusitania traveling from Liverpool to Montreal with about five hundred passengers wrecked off Cape Ballard last night. Immigrant travelers, panicked by the reef strike, rushed lifeboats but were restrained by the crew during a desperate struggle. All passengers were eventually saved.
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One Division Cleared in Norfolk & Western Route
An Associated Press report states the Norfolk and Western line from Bluefields to Nowe is open, while the Pocahontas division via Bluefield remains closed. The telegram directs using the Bluefields route only, while noting no other paths are available.
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