Bryan in Chicago Predicts Plan to Carry All States
William Jennings Bryan spoke in Chicago amid debates over the Democratic platform and vice presidential questions. He said the plan of campaign aims to carry every state, with emphasis on money, trusts, and imperialism, while warning the South’s votes and possible fall events could endanger victory.
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Union
Chicago
William Jennings Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Senator Jones
J. G. Johnson
Charles A. Walsh
D. J. Campau
Michigan
Kansas City
Bryan
Jones
Philippines
Tse
Isag
Republican Party
Paris
South
Illinois
Indiana
New York
United States
Ohio Democratic Ticket Nominated After Long Convention
After a nine hour session the Ohio Democratic State Convention adjourned with a record breaking turnout. The ticket includes Secretary of State Harry I McFadden and Supreme Court Judge Allen W Smalley, with Ballard B Yates Dairy and Food Commissioner and Prof. J D Simpkins School Commissioner. Delegates named for Kansas City and platform blasts Porto Rican Tariff and currency law, pledges support for Bryan, with a turbulent scene requiring police presence.
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Columbus
Ohio
McLean Manren
Hamilton County
Mclean
Harry
McFadden
Supreme Court
Allen W. Smalley
Ballard B. Yates
J. D. Simpkins
Board of Public Works
Pever. Y. Brown
Isaac RB. Sherwood
A. J. Warner
Kansas City
James Kilbourne
Abraham W. Patrick
New Philadelphia
William S. Thomas
Springfield
Horace L. Chapman
Jackson
M. ©. Burns
Hamilton
P. Brumtack
Granville
John McSweeney
Wooster
M. B. Clyburn
Hillsborough
Chicago
Bryan
National Democratic Committee
Chandler Warns Republicans Not To Be Too Confident
Senator W. FE Chandler ahead of the Philadelphia convention voices cautious optimism for a GOP victory while warning against overconfidence. He cites tariff, gold standard, and Cuba Philippines issues, notes misrepresentation campaigns, and stresses that the party in power suffers in politics.
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New York Times
Washington
W. FE. Chandler
Philadelphia
Chandler
Washington Post
Cuba
Philippines
Kentucky Democrats Convene to Reaffirm Chicago Platform
The Kentucky Democratic State Convention meets tomorrow afternoon to choose delegates at large to the national convention in Kansas City and two presidential electors. It is expected that Senator elect Blackburn ex Gov McCreary and Louis McQuown will be among the four delegates. Resolutions will reaffirm the Chicago platform endorse Bryan for President condemn Goebel assassination and approve the state administration. No state ticket will be nominated at this session. a separate convention in Lexington on July 19 will do so.
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Louisville
Kentucky
Kansas City
Blackburn
McCreary
Louis McQuown
Warren
Chicago
Bryan
Goebel
Lexington
Campbell denies Danforth campaign talks yet
Frank Campbell, New York State Democratic chairman, said he has had no talks with Elliot Danforth about managing the autumn campaign. He expects soon to consult with state leaders on selecting the campaign manager and other leaders.
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New York Times
N. Y
Elliot Danforth
Frank Campbell
State Committee
Danforth
Campbell
Drivers Clash Over Race at Hamilton Storage Yard
In Harlem yesterday the foreman and 17 employees of Hamilton Storage Company demanded the return of a white only labor policy. When the manager refused, the entire foremen and staff quit, abandoning the premises and gathering at a saloon to toast their stand with songs and drinks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlem
Hamilton Storage Company
One Hundred and Twenty-fifth Street
Park Avenue
Clothing for Famine Victims Reaches India from Chicago
Through the efforts of Mr. and Mrs. I. L. Hauser tons of clothing depart Chicago for India to aid famine sufferers. Hauser arranges free shipping across all legs of the journey with Express, steamship, and railroad firms donating transportation. The couple previously aided India with clothing and Mrs. Hauser organized an English famine relief committee that sent hundreds of tons of apparel.
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New York Times
Chicago
I. L. Hauser
India
May Be Murderer of Goodwin Family Identified
Inspectors and deputy sheriffs arrested at Mrs. Mary Pierce’s boarding house in Milford a man believed to be George Champion and his wife sought in the quadruple murder of the Goodwin family in West Newfield Maine. Boston officers traced the couple from South Station using a distinctive trunk. the man reportedly admitted being Champion and matched the broadcast description across New England.
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Goodwin
Milford
Mass
Mary Pierce
Franklin Street
George Champion
West Newfield
Boston
South Station
Champion
New Zongland
Ninth and Twelfth Regiments Return to Camp Townsend
At Camp Townsend New York on June 15 the Ninth Regiment arrived back to camp in good condition. The Twelfth Regiment marched out to Camp Roe by noon after a morning sham fight. Gen Butt accompanied the units and expressed high satisfaction with their performance.
Brothers Suffer Similar Accidents in Oyster Bay
Two Oyster Bay brothers were injured within the same hour. Henry Sullivan, a Long Island Rail Road fireman, tripped on a tree root in the woods and broke his right wrist. Joseph J. Sullivan, sexton of St Dominick's Church, fell in the church basement and fractured a bone near the wrist.
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Oyster Bay
L. II
Henry Sullivan
Long Island Railroad
Joseph J. Sullivan
Sexton
St. Dominick's Church
Schoolgirls Helped Avert Westbound Train Derailment
A group of school girls aboard a Westbound train today helped avert a serious accident. After the train began moving an unbroken brake rod caused the baggage car to derail. The girls in the rear car waved a station employee’s hat and alerted the brakeman who signaled the engineer and applied the brakes.
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Mast Agrimghees
Ofune
Cach Station
Fire destroys spool mill in Ronbury Me and Wis plant blaze
Ronbury Maine saw a spool mill owned by Swain and Reed burn this afternoon with a loss around 12000. Walpole Massachusetts Chemical Company building in Wis was nearly destroyed by a tire fire causing about 6000 in damage.
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Ron Bury
Jime We
Swain & Reed
Walpole
Massachusetts Chemical Company
Wis
Tire
Buckner Sees Kentucky Going Republican in 1900
Gen Simon Buckner of Kentucky speaks at the Fifth Avenue Hotel about McKinley and the gold standard He predicts Kentucky will vote Republican while the South remains largely Democratic He warns Goebelism may disfranchise voters in Kentucky and questions Goebel’s ability to convict the assassin of William Goebel.
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Simon Bolivar Buckner
Kentucky
Fifth Avenue
Buckner
Gold Democracy
Europe
Gold Democrats
Gen. Buckner
Philadelphia
Kansas City
McKinley
Palmer
Maryland
Delaware
Mr. McKinley
Bryan
Goebel
Goebel Election Commission
William Goebel
State House
Frankfort
George Foster Peabody
Fugitive Embezzler Returns to Face Accusers
John E. Sullivan, Marion County clerk, who fled in 1889 with about $80,000 alleged embezzled, came back to Indianapolis from Greencastle after eleven years wandering. He said he wants to face his accusers and that he spent time in Canada.
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Indianapolis
Ind
John E. Sullivan
Marion County
Greencastle
Sanada
Wright held on $5,000 bail in Brookhaven fire case
George D. Wright, jailed in Riverhead on the Ronkonkoma arson charge at the Lane home stead, remains in custody as bail is set at 5000 dollars. His lawyers filed a habeas corpus writ returnable in Brooklyn tomorrow. if denied, Wright will post bond. He produced Brooklyn witnesses to prove he was in Brooklyn the day of the fire.
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Riverhead
J. I
George D. Wright
Ronkonkoma
Lane
Mollenhauer
Dickey
Brooklyn
Wright
New York YMC A Beats Atlantic City 23 to 21
The New York Y M C A Twenty third Street branch edged Atlantic City on Young's Pier in a fast game. Abadie starred with remarkable scoring from center while Hackett was missed by Atlantic City and Carr and Beale struggled. New York won 23 to 21.
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New York Times
Atlantic City
N. J
Young
Beale
Passenger Must Pay Brakeman in Defamation Suit
Miles Rhodes, a Long Island Railroad brakeman, won $2,000 damages against Israel G. Howell in Supreme Court Long Island City. Howell accused Rhodes of stealing his pocketbook on May 8, 1809 after reporting the loss. the pocketbook was later found.
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Wilmot M. Smith
Supreme Court
Long Island City
Miles Rhodes
Long Island Railroad Company
Israel G. Howell
Howell
Rhodes
Brother of Ridgewood man found dead at Coney Island identified
George Blauvelt of Ridgewood New Jersey identified his brother Francis P Blauvelt a 51 year old photographer of 110 Hillary Street Brooklyn as the man found dead under the iron pier at Coney Island yesterday morning. The coroner's physician attributed death to rheumatism of the heart after a period of illness. The body was taken to the family home.
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Coney Island
George Blauvelt
Ridgewood
N. J
Francis P. Blauvelt
Hillary Street
Brooklyn
Blauyvelt
Vanderbilt skips Virginia from Sandy Hook races
Newport June 13 William K K Van derbilt Jr. withdraws his seven-tyfooter Virginia from the Sandy Hook races to-morrow and keeps her in Newport for overhauling. He steered during a bay spin and reports all systems working well. Captain Hunson is the skipper.
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New York Times
Newport
William KK. Vanderbilt, Jr
Virginia
Sandy Hook
Hunson
Damages Reported Across Manhattan Addresses
A list details property damage at numerous Manhattan locations with owner names such as Nicholas Fairdone Edward O Donnell Abraham Cohen and Frank Hirsch. Damages range from 25 to 250 dollars with several entries from East Seventy eighth Street West Fifty second Street and Madison Avenue.
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AL M
Third Avenue
J. Ganser
Camage
Eno AL
Eighty-eighth Street
Anthony Alaska
Second Avenue
Gaimtge
Seventh Street
Quackenbush
One Hundred and Sixteenth Street
Margaret O'Keefe
Eldridge Street
Abraham Cohen
Tenth Avenue
Louis W. Praiger
Latta
Eighth Street
Madison Avenue
South Street
Charles Durkee &O
Maiden Lane
Fifty-Second Street
Seventy-eighth Street
Edward O' Donnell
Tela P. M
Michael Nalluon
One Hundred and Thirty-fifth Street
Frank Hirsch
Notable Guests Listed Across Manhattan Hotels
A long roster of guests is listed by hotel in New York including George A. Elliott of Wilmington Del and ex congressman Samuel B. Dick of Meadville Penn at Waldorf Astoria. Other travelers and officials span Cambridge Holland Grand Imperial Fifth Avenue and more with names from Baltimore Toledo Albany Cairo Egypt Pretoria and Dublin.
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Waldorf-Astoria
George A. Elliott
Wilmington
Del
Albert H. Carroll
Baltimore
P. D. Dupont
Lorain
Frederick W. Scott
Richmond
J. M. Culp
Washington
Samuel B. Dick
Meadville
Penn
R. E. Wirt
Chicago
Garrett. B. Linderman
Bethlehem
Mme. Bonaparte
Baron de Forest
England
Julian 8. Carr
Durham
N. C
Murray
John B. Roach
Chester
J. Watson Howe
Philadelphia
Imperial
Davant
Roanoke
McLean
United States Navy
Fifth Avenue
John W. Noble
St. Louis
Simon B. Buckner
Kentucky
George 58. Batcheller
Cairo
Egypt
William Barnes, Jr
Albany
C. H. Grosvenor
Pretoria
W. E. Mason
Illinois
Buckingham
Samuel P. Beall
Colorado Springs
Netherland
Charles L. Chapin
Springfield
F. Gutterman
Denver
Plaza
Frank Eliel
Dillon
Montana
Hoffman
R. Griffithe
Australia
Campbell Scott
Lexington
Empire
H. C. Henderson
Arrival of Buyers Targets Major Dry Goods Firms
A list of numerous national dry goods firms visiting New York hotels and street addresses outlines buyers and representatives from cities including Cincinnati Boston Philadelphia Baltimore Chicago and Richmond. Names such as J Miller H Wolf F Mendel J Wasserman G Millhiser and more appear with their firms and hotel or store addresses. The roster highlights packed participation by department stores and wholesalers seeking distribution and supply partnerships.
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Germanic Dry Goods Company
Cincinnati
Ohio
Nations
Empire
Lipman, Wolf & Co
Portland
Ore
H. Wolf
Leonard Street
Bay State
White
RK. H. Company
Boston
Mass
W. F. Finlayson
Broome Street
Philadelphia
Penn
J. Wasserman
Hoffman House
Millhiser Manufacturing Company
Richmond
G. Millhiser
Church Street
Houston & Henderson
J. Bell
Imperial
Frear
William H., & Co
Troy
N. Y
Murray Hill
Porter
Pittsburg
F. L. Gullett
Broadway Central
Ettelson
Julius, & Co
Chicago
J. Ettelson
Albert
Gutman, Nathan, & Co
Baltimore
H. Gutman
Nations and Linings
Howard Street
Hiffen
J. H
Dry Goods Company
The
C. J. Gessing
Broadway
St. Denis
Alms & Doepke Company
H. Kreyenhagen
Worth Street
Smith & Murray
Springfield
H. J. Donnelly
Nashville
Local forecast details showers across regions with shifting winds
Showers expected east of the Mississippi with fair weather in the west and Middle Rocky Mountain rains. Temperatures changed little. A dissipation of a Mississippi River disturbance guided a southeast move of a low pressure area over the Great Lakes. Forecast calls for continued showers along the East Gulf and Florida coast with fair conditions elsewhere in the lake region and Ohio and Middle Atlantic states.
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Mississippi
North Atlantic
Rocky Mountain
Mississippi River
Mississippi Valley
Lake
Ohio Valley
Middle
South Atlantic States
Weather Bureau
TIMES
Wacaies
Acenmeen
Lil
Shipping and Mails Chart for Harbor Dispatches
Supplement lists outgoing steamship sailings and mail cutoffs with multiple vessels and ports including Columbia Hamburg El Dorado New Orleans Koentz in Luise Bremen La Guascogne Havre San Juan Porto Rico Santiago de Cuba Campania Liverpool Cherokee Turks Island Spaarn dam Rotterdam Trave Cherbourg Southampton and supplementary mails opened on piers in multiple ports with timings and destinations.
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Columbia
Hamburg
el Dorado
New Orleans
Koentz
Luise
Bremen
la Guascogne
Havre
San Juan
Porto Rico
Santiago de Cuba
Santi
ABC
Cecewes
Adirondack
Inagua
Haiti
Campania
Liverpool
Cherokee
Turks Island
Lesa Ty
Bce
Smh
Catania
Pernambuco
Rio de Janeiro
Iroquois
Charleston
Hilarius
la Flata Coun
CYI
Ydun
Progreso
Yucatan
Ee Secere
Alene
Fortune Island
Regab Ens Qeaeene
E Curityba
Matanzas
Sins
Naples
Ethiopia
Glasgow
Manitou
London
Mexico
Havana
Newton
la Plata
Oak and Mahogany Hall Chairs Offer Varied Designs
A catalog listing presents 30 hall chair designs in wood options including 39C Oak Flemish and Mahogany finishes. Prices range from 3.99 to 25.74 per chair, highlighting affordable finishes and material variety.
Store Savings Highlight Across A Year
A fragment notes that savings not matched in other stores amount to a substantial yearly round sum. Mentions cotton items in plain blue red and heliotrope with black boots.
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Admiral Dewey
Senator Chandler
Democratic
Basket Ball
Yacht
Wennee
Transpacific
China
Japan
Philippine Islands
Seattle
Hawaii
San Francisco
West Australia
New Zealand
Fiji Islands
Vancouver
Warrimoo
Dorkc
Fiji
Samoan Islands
Moana
van Cott
Hongkong
Shanghai
Yokohama
Honolulu
Alemania
Arkadia
Buffalo
Hull
City of Washington
Cematis
Gibraltar
Troquois
Jacksonville
Loostakken
Algiers
Ollargan
Parama
Bordeaux
Auguste Victoria
Caledonia
Dundee
City of Birmingham
Savannah
Ontario
Patricia
Antwerp
Brooklyn City
Swansea
Murcia
St. Michael
Saratoga
Santiago
el Monte
In Champagne
Rotterdam
Thingvalla
Copenhagen
Camateuse
Para
el Norte
Furnessia
Georgia
Menominee
Servia
Trojan Prince
Arrivea
Melvin
Newport News
Hesapeake
Ohio Railroad
McKinstry
Ustown
White Star Line
Fire Island
St Ardes
I Paterson
Cape Haiti
St Mare
Aux Cayes
Dachael Sian Ah la Mar
Black Air Sth
Annatto Bay
Port Alonio
Maise
Passager
Forwood & Kellock
Mason
Masse J
van Sickle
Frederik Hendrick
van der Goot
Maribo
Demerara
Trinidad
Carupano
Cumana
Guanta
la Guayra
Puerto Cabello
Curacao
Jacmel Sth
Port Au Prince
Ndses
Kinhard & Co
Bar
McCullum
Boaz
Norfolk
Old Dominion Steamship Company
Tryg
Danielson
Bennett, Walsh & Co
Bluefields
Charles
H. C. Foster
Vesper
Gosee
Raritan Canal
William P. Clyde & Co
Benefactor
Swain
la Grande Duchesse
Hanlon
Ocean Steamship Company
Bolo
Gorardo
Bilbao
Uaiserin Maria Theresia
Richter
Southampton
Cherbourg
Mdise
Oelrichs & Co
Sedgwick
Hendricks
United States Quartermaster’s Department
Jamestown
Havana, &c
Galveston
Oceanic
Leon
Vera Cruz
Ithaka
Tampico
Evelyn
Frying-Pan Shoals
Lighthouse Board
Cape Fear
Cape
Atlantic and
Gulf Coasts
Martins Industry
Fort Royal Entrance
Martins Industry Shoal
Tybe2
Cable
Port
Jensen
Fayal
Lisbon
Oporto
Majestic
Smith
Queenstown
Christiania
Schulke
Genoa
Linda
Manchester
Alnwick
Sampher
Colombo
Bombay
Mimico
Norman
St. Vincent
C. V
Auckland
Melbourne
St. Paul
Jamison
Hurst Castle
Archimede
Ital
Orengo
Orwell
Gibb
Manila
Biela
Allen
Marquette
Gates
Engelbar
Hekla
Can
Thomsen
Christiansand
Peninsular
Bettencourt
Saale
Miron
Cher-bourg
Shipping and Foreign Mails
A. M
A. M. S. Hook
Gov. Isli'd
Saberare
Furniture
Macy
Lisle
Richelieu
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