Hanna Leads as New Republican National Committee Chairman
Mark Hanna was elected chairman of the Republican National Committee with the ex officio role as head of the executive committee. The meeting chose J Menney temporary secretary, James S. Burke assistant secretary, and Del H L Swords sergeant at arms while New York City became the planned campaign headquarters.
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Mark Hanna
republican national committee
national committee
Hasen
Hanna
Bir. Manley
Senator Quay
Payne
Wisconsin
Pennsylvania
New York
Haona
Maine
James S. Burke
Del H.L. Swords
Indiana
Hanza
Greveland
Lanna
Ohio
Chicago
New England
south
New York city
msual
Cornelius NX. Bliss
Laurels for Lodge in Republican National Convention
The Massachusetts senator Lodge emerged from the convention as a highly honored figure. His youthful years and steadfast fight for the gold standard earned him respect and wide applause. Gossips foresee him remaining a prominent national political presence.
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Massachusetts
Louis St. Louis
Senator Lodge
west
yosnhood
Addicks Stays Republican Seeks U.S. Senate Not Governor
The defeated Addicks delegation returned to Wilmington from St. Louis. Mr. Addicks said we are all republicans but declined to comment on the national convention. He stated he would not run for governor, adding he is a candidate for United States senator only.
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Wilmington
Del
Addicks
St. Louis
Wyoming Republicans Praise Delegation For Not Bolting
Cheyenne June 20 Republicans praise Wyoming delegation for not bolting with Color ado and western states at St Louis. State convention instructions told delegates to stay in the convention and seek silver recognition in the national platform.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Wyoming
St Louis
Colorado
Idaho
Governor Morton Hosts Greater New York Commissioners Dinner
June 20 Rhinecliff Ellerslie Gov Morton entertained the Greater New York Commission members at a social dinner. Thirteen attended though Green and Low unable illness Kept Mayor Wurster away. Morton sat with Mayor Strong and Mayor Gleason as the group discussed prospects and timetables for completing work.
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Ellerslie house
Greater
Mary
Alce
Beren
Andrew H.Green
New York
Seth Low
Wurster
Brooklyn
Mayor Strong
Gleason
Long Island City
Gar jnrton
International Fire Brigade tour opens in London with U S and Canadian reps
The International Fire Brigade tournament opened at the Royal Agricultural hall London with chiefs Hosmer and Eton in attendance from the United States International Fire Engineers association and delegates from New York Illinois Michigan and Florida. Capt Simonds spoke at a welcome ceremony and Canadian team members driven around the arena were cheered. Benoit and Stevenson of Canada were noted for reactions to the reception. The British ladder work drew mixed judgments from Benoit while praising steam and manual efforts.
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London
Royal Agricultural hall
Hosmer
Massachusetts
Eton
artford
Conn
International Fire Engineers association
United States
New York
Illinois
Michigan
Florida
Messrs
Atchison and
Litchfeld
Hamiton, Ont
Capt
Simonds
welogwe
Litchfield
Keasley
Benoit and
Stevenson
Canada
Benoit
United Press
International Pressmen's Officers Elected at Chicago Convention
The International Pressmen's union convention in Chicago elected officers including resident Theo Galeoskowsky of St Louis and first vice president J Birmingham of Washington. James W. Connor of Philadelphia became second vice president with Frank Palouso of St Paul as third vice president. James Gilson of Brooklyn was secretary-treasurer and Jesse Johnson of Nashville named as delegate to the American Federation of Labor congress.
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Chicago
the
International Pressmen's union
Theo Galeoskowsky
St Louis
J. Birmingham
Washington
James W. Connor
Philadelphia
Frank Palouso
St. Paul
James Gilson
Brooklyn
American Federation of Labor congress
Jesse Johnson
Nashville
St Louis Steamer Arrives With Passengers at New York
The St Louis steamer, under Captain Randle, from Southampton June 13, arrived in New York harbor with 275 cabin and 296 steerage passengers. Passage took 10 hours and 343 minutes. Daily runs listed include 483, 502, 435, and 143 to Sumdy Look Total 3190 knots. Average speed 20.2 knots per hour.
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New York
St Louis
Randle
Southampton
Sumdy
Jointage Bill Set for Trial in Superior Court
A trial date was set for Joseph Wilt of Quebec charged with stealing a horse valued at $800 belonging to Dr. George H. Mad of this city. In Owego, a McKinley ratification meeting was held at Wilson Opera House with Congressman G. W. Ray of Norwich addressing the audience.
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Owego
Wilson Opera house
G. W. Ray
Norwich
Silver faction eyes Chicago convention and Teller rally
Nevada Senator Stewart comments on St Louis bolt and bankers while noting 105 delegates opposed European bank influence. Grow predicts GOP electors may fall short by seventy five. Bolting Silverites urge Teller for president on free coinage platform and demand unity among citizens beyond parties.
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Stewart
Nevada
Hoffman house
Teller
St Louis
Seinster Teller
Mississippi river
United States
Europe
friends of silver
Cleveland
Pierpont Morgan
Chicago
Gulusha A. Grow
Pennsylvania
St. Louis
Henry M. Teller
Colorado
Henry M. Telier
nao
Rebel losses in Najasa battle far under reported
private advices from Camaguey say the Najasa engagement produced eleven killed and forty nine wounded, not six hundred plus. Gomez reportedly moves toward the Nuevitas to Suerto Principe railway to sever lines, while Manzillo and Santiago de Cuba see rebels massing near the city. Spanish forces brace for attacks.
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Camaguey
Najasa
Maximo Gomez
sebel
Nuevitas
Suerto Principe
Manzillo
Santiago de Cuba
Rabi
dose Maceo
McKinley receives broad show of support in Canton
Delegations from neighboring towns and nearly every state, led by Capt Weston of Pennsylvania and Cal Keating, converge on Canton to pledge support for McKinley. Telegrams and congratulatory messages pour in as Mrs. McKinley receives praise. A grand reception fills the McKinley lawn with speeches and expressions of enthusiasm for the Republican nominee.
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McKinter
union
Cept
J. FL Weston
Pennsylvania
Cal
J. H. Keating
Michigan
TG. Ebersole
Ohio
Weston
McKinley
Major MccKinley
New York
Jd B Robinson Drops Dead at Masser Hall Meeting
Ontario ex Lieutenant Governor John Beverley Robinson collapsed while ascending the platform at Sir Charles Trapper's Conservative meeting in Masser Music Hall. The death occurred before the audience beyond a dozen in attendance, and the meeting continued as if unaware of the tragedy. Lady Robinson had died three years prior.
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Ontario
Toronto
John Beverley Hocbinson
Charles Trapper
Masser Music hall
Lady Robinson
McKinley Cabinet Speculation Shapes White House Team
St Louis June 20 republican leaders discuss McKinley's potential cabinet with names such as Gen Benjamin Tracy Senator Sherman Henry Clay Evans and Senator Mitchell of Oregon. Tracy noted as navy ex-secretary allied with early Chilian incidents while Evans may head the post office if Tennessee elects a governor. Mitchell hinted for attorney general if Oregon senate seat not renewed.
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McKinoley
McKinley
Benjamin P. Tracy
New York
Larrison
Gen
Tracy
Washington
Baltimore
Gees
Senator Sherman
Sherman
Henry Clay Evans
Tennessee
Mitchell
Oregon
senate
Republican Emblem Endorsed by Chairman Hanna
A publication from Fame 20 notes Chairman Hannah and Mrs. H W E Strong of Los Angeles present a 1392 Republican emblem made of California pampas plumes. It is recommended for use by the Republican National Convention and party members as red, white and blue interior decor mounted on a staff.
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Strong
St. Louis
Fame
United States
H. W. E. Strong
Los Angeles
Cal
MARK AANNA
Whitney to Attend Democratic Convention as Delegate
J W Hinckley chairman of the New York state committee says William C Whitney agreed to go as a delegate to the state convention at Saratoga. He favors Whitney as convention chairman and will urge him to accept and speak on the cursacy question view of the state sentiment. The Saratoga gathering is seen as highly representative for the party.
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Saratoga
New York
J. W. Hinckley
democratic state committee
lakee wath
William C. Whitney
Sarateen
Hinckley
Whitney
coamng
Cuban leaders charged in planned expedition to Cuba
United States Commissioner Tell issued warrants for Capt. Dickman of the Laurada and Col. Nunez for conducting an illicit expedition to Cuba aboard the Laurada. Dickman arrested, bail set at 1000 dollars, preliminary hearing scheduled for June 24. Witnesses expected from the Laurada crew. Nunez likely en route to Cuba aboard a gilduster.
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Philadelphia
United States
Tell
Dickman
Laurada
Col Nunez
Cuba
Col. Nunez
John D. Sart
Bell
Dail
Diekman
Col
Nunez
Fire destroys Main Street buildings in Bradford blaze
A major fire swept the Whitehead building area on Main Street Bradford last night around 6:45 p.m. destroying the Malf Dime restaurant Bey otate hotel and Hondheim building. Insurance coverage is unclear and several residents are affected. Ex-Ponte Master General Wanamaker, back from Europe, criticized McKinley and Woodward's presidential nomination as irresistible.
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Bradford
Whitehead
Main street
Kennedy
Chambers streets
Hondheim
Joni
Outlook Not Bright Bank Clearings Show Increase
Bradstreet's weekly review notes dullness in general trade during the opening week of the between seasons period. Iron and steel show some price declines, woolens hopeful, and dry goods moving only to clear odd lots. Bank clearings rise 11.6 percent, stock activity shifts to international and government bonds, and overall failures remain above previous years.
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New York
Bradstreet
Milwaukee
iron and steel
Pittsburgh
seaboard
St. Louis
United States
Kruger's Demand Backed for Trial of Rhodes Group
Transvaal secretary of state telegraphed the British high commissioner insisting the Transvaal government support bringing to trial Cecil Rhodes Alfred Beit and Dr. Harris connected with the raid into the Transvaal. It urges transfer of control of the British Chartered South Africa company to Great Britain to ensure peace and order in South Africa.
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Transvaal
South Africa
Great Britain
Cecil Rhodes
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flacris
British South Africa company
Britain
South Africa company
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