Hill's Strength Growing as Democratic Ticket Groomed
Special to The New York Times Washington June 27 Republicans and Democrats discuss David B Hill as Bryan's possible running mate. Hill seen as strong across North and South with appeal in New York New Jersey Delaware Maryland West Virginia and potential German support in Minnesota Wisconsin Illinois. Western Democrats note Croker opposition and predict Hill could unite factions while remaining averse to nomination.
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Washington
Kansas City
David B. Hill
William J. Bryan
Hill
Missouri
Georgia
Livingston
Bryan
Roosevelt
New York
New Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
West Virginia
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Illinois
Mr. Croker
Murphy
Gorman
Shively
Indiana
Croker
Platt
Tammany Hall
Ben T. Cable
Cable
Towne
Shively Strong
Gorman Strong
Daniel Strong
Virginia
Sulzer boom fuels Kansas City preparations for convention
Kansas City braces for a Sulzer bid for vice presidency as headquarters open and delegates arrive. Sterling Price and others coordinate efforts while city decorates for the convention and Eastern reporters begin to flood in. The United States Monetary League meets July 2 and 3 with speakers including national figures.
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Kansas City
Sulzer
Sterling Price
Texas
Mr. Sulzer
New York
Lincoln
Price
Bryan
O’connell
The
Sons of Liberty of
Fred Feigl
Tammany Times
William J. Stone
Missouri
National Committee
Mittee
James Boyle
Tammany
Pennsylvania
Montana
W. A. Clark
Kansas
New England
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Rhode Island
California
United States Monetary League
William V. Allen
Nebraska
J. Reemelin
Cincinnati
J. R. Sovereign
Knights of Labor
Gen
J. B. Weaver
Iowa
John P. Altgeld
Minis
George Fred Williams
W. Hy
Minnesota
William Sulzer
Charles I. Thompson
Denver
National Organization
J. L. Woods Merrill
Pattison Comments on Convention Plans and Possible VP Choice
Ex Governor Robert E. Pattison spoke in East Stroudsburg about the upcoming Kansas City Convention. He welcomed Maryland's report that he was favored as a Bryan running mate and said he would prefer a New York nominee.
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East Stroudsburg
Penn
Robert E. Pattison
Kansas City
Maryland
Bryan
New York
Hill Would Unite Democratic Party for 1896 Ticket
Ex Governor Pattison comments on possible presidential nominees like David B Hill and Danforth as strong East Coast leaders. He says he is not a candidate and expects Kansas City convention not to name his name. Pattison serves as a delegates at large and will depart Philadelphia by special train Friday.
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Hill
David B. Hill
Danforth
Bryan
Kansas City
Pattison
Philadelphia
Campau Urged as Vice Presidential Candidate
Daniel J. Campau, chairman of Michigan’s Democratic State Central Committee, receives letters urging him to run for vice president before the Kansas City convention. He says he is not a receptive candidate and favors a ticket likely to attract the most votes, though his name may be presented by his political secretary as a potential VP candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Daniel J. Campau
Michigan
Democratic State Central Committee
Kansas City
Alabama Delegation Heads to Kansas City Convention
The Alabama delegation leaves for Kansas City on Monday with most delegates backing David B. Hill for Vice President.
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Birmingham
Ala
Alabama
Kansas City
David B. Hill
Mississippi Democratic primary returns govern longino ticket
The Democratic State Executive Committee canvassed the plurality primary votes and declared Gov. Longino Senator Money Col. R. H. Henry and Gen. W. D. Cameron elected from Mississippi at large. Senator Sullivan was defeated by 352 votes.
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Jackson
Miss
Democratic State Executive Committee
Kansas City
Longino
Money
R. H. Henry
W. D. Cameron
Sullivan
Croker Admits Change Of Mind On Several Issues
Richard Croker acknowledged changing his views on silver expansion and Bryan's candidacy after realizing he was wrong. He declined to discuss Justice Chester’s Ice Trust inquiry or potential testimony by other Tammany Hall members. He will travel to Elberon New Jersey to meet Edward Murphy Jr and then proceed to Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Croker
William Jennings Bryan
Croker
Europe
Mr. Croker
Van Wyck Starts for the West from New York Delegates
Ex Justice Augustus Van Wyck, one of four New York delegates at large to the Kansas City Convention, travels with Harry W. Walker of the Aqueduct Commission. They depart by the Pennsylvania Railroad for Kansas City, stopping in St. Louis for a day or two and visiting Springfield Missouri for a reception before reaching Kansas City Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustus van Wyck
New York
Kansas City
Harry W. Walker
Aqueduct Commission
Pennsylvania Railroad
St. Louis
Springfield
Illinois Democratic Ticket Nominated for Governor and State Officers
The Illinois Democratic State Convention finished its work naming Governor Samuel Alschuler of Aurora and a full slate: Lieutenant Governor Elmer E. Perry of Brown, Secretary James F. O'Donnell of Bloomington, Auditor George B. Parsons of Shawnee Town, Treasurer M. F. Dunlap of Jacksonville, and Attorney General James Todd of Cook. The platform denounces the national administration, condemns imperial policy, supports home rule for Cuba Porto Rico and the Philippines, criticizes the money trust and monopolies, favors trusts regulation and public ownership of utilities, supports a canal, Monroe Doctrine, postal savings banks, direct election of Senators, initiative and referendum, and Bryan. Illinois delegates are instructed to vote for Bryan, with Thomas Gahan of Cook County chosen as National Committeeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Ill
Samuel Alschuler
Aurora
Elmer E. Perry
Brown
James F. O'Donnell
Bloomington
George B. Parsons
Shawneetown
M. F. Dunlap
Jacksonville
James Todd
Cook
Cuba
Porto Rico
Philippine Islands
United States
William J. Bryan
Illinois
Kansas City
Bryan
Thomas Gahan
Cook County
Prohibition Party Attacks McKinley at Chicago Convention
The 1900 Prohibition Party convention in Chicago denounces President McKinley over canteen use and Philippine policy. Samuel Dickie is chosen chair, 693 delegates from 37 states attend. platform calls for nationwide prohibition and opposition to liquor interests. Women suffrage debate erupts as Frances Willard portrait incident ends with a pro suffrage vote.
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Chicago
Prohibition Party
Samuel Dickie
Michigan
R. S. Cheves
New England
U. S
Dickie
Philippines
National Prohibition Party
Edmund Burke
United States
Tropics
First Philippine Commission
McKinley
Committee On Resolutions
Hopkins
Beauchamp
Women's Christian Temperance Union of Kentucky
Frances E. Willard
Arkansas Democrats Elect Delegates to Kansas City
The Arkansas Democratic State Convention elected Senator James K. Jones Senator James H. Berry ex Gov James P Clarke and Jeff Davis delegates at large to the Kansas City Convention. They withdrew resolutions to vote for David B Hill for Vice President citing his gold standard stance. The platform reaffirms the Chicago declaration of 1896 favoring Monroe doctrine canal ownership Cuba Philippines and anti trust measures.
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Little Rock
Ark
James K. Jones
James H. Berry
James Pp. Clarke
Jeff Davis
Kansas City
David B. Hill
Hill
Nicaragua Canal
Philippines
Cuba
Atterholt Predicts McKinley Victory for Philadelphia Ticket
Col. F. M. Atterholt of Akron Ohio a close friend of President McKinley is at the Fifth Avenue Hotel and expresses confidence in the Philadelphia ticket. He has just returned from New Haven where his son F M Atterholt Jr is in Yale's graduating class.
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F. M. Atterholt
Akron
Ohio
President McKinley
Fifth Avenue
Philadelphia
Col Atterholt
New Haven
F. M. Atterholt, Jr
Yale
Congressional Districts Named By State Listings
Pennsylvania Sixth District Thomas Butler Republican New York Twenty first District John K. Stewart Republican Georgia First District Rufus E. Lester Democrat
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Pennsylvania
Thomas 5. Butler
New York
John K. Stewart
Georgia
Rufus E. Lester
Local Forecast Notes Showers and Warmth Across Regions
Showers and southwest winds prevail with squalls along the Atlantic coast. Yesterday unsettled with rains east of the Mississippi and in the Lower Missouri Valley while the rest of the nation stayed fair. Temperatures fell 6 to 12 degrees in the Missouri Valley and rose up to 100 in Kansas, with 94 in Boston and Albany.
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Mississippi River
Missouri Valley
Plateau
Middle Western
Kansas
Middle Atlantic
New England
Boston
Mass
Albany
N. Y
Lake
NEW York Times
Weather Bureau
the Times
Printing House Square
Glee Weather Bureau
Macy's Summer Furniture and Camera Specials
Macy’s offers a wide range of home furnishings and cameras with strong value pricing. The ad promotes heavy furniture lines and the Klondike and Ascot camera series along with various curtains, blinds, and lawn tents. It highlights low prices on belts, bicycle sundries, and tool items, urging readers to shop early for summer needs.
Hotels and guests listed by New York establishments
A compiled roster lists guests at major hotels including Waldorf Astoria Plaza Imperial Holland Manhattan Fifth Avenue and others with names such as Charles Emory Smith ex congressman George N Southwick Judge William B Cady and Stephen Crane among attendees. The note reads like a society guest log across hotels in Washington Albany Chicago and Baltimore.
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Waldorf-Astoria
Charles Emory Smith
Washington
A. Carroll
Maryland
W. H. McInerney
Honolulu
John A. Dix
Albany
C. Hedreman
A. Julian
Cincinnati
W. S. Ballou
Providence
Campbell Carrington
Baltimore
George N. Southwick
Arrival of buyers with list of firms and representatives
A syndicated roster of purchasers and shops across the United States is shown, including Church, A M Company of Troy. Kaufman Brothers of Pittsburg. Dean & Co of Elmira. Sheehan of Broadway. White Company of Boston. and many others. The notice lists buyers and their agents, addresses, and specialties in carpets cloaks outfits, dress goods, silks, jewelry, linens, furnishings, hats, and millinery.
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N. Y
E. Dean
Sheehan
Broadway
St. George
White, R. H., Company
Boston
Mass
E. Medens
Broome Street
Murray Hill
Chamberlain, Johnson & Dubose Company
Atlanta
B. W. Bowling
Leonard Street
Kaufman Brothers
Pittsburg
Penn
J. Kaufman
Rothschild, A. M., & Co
Chicago
M. H. Lebolt
Frank, A. B., & Co
San Antonio
Texas
A. B. Frank
Nations
Leonard
Kansas City
R. Doerle
Walker Street
Manhattan
Callender
McAuslan & Troup Company
Providence
R. I
D. J. Owler
A. J. Ferguson
Normandie
Woodward & Lothrop
Washington, D. C
F. Evans
Park Avenue
Miss B. Rubenstein
Holland House
Goldenberg Brothers
Baltimore
I. M. Goldenberg
Herald Square
Dey Brothers & Co
Syracuse
Boy
Cy Post
Grand Street
McCarthy, D., & Sons
Ies
Be Young
Strawbridge & Clothier
Philadelphia
J. W. Cross
Marlborough
Buffalo N
E. D. Way
Alte Street
Grandotel
England Brothers
Pittsfield
S. England
England
Imperial
Macauley & Co
Detroit
Mich
R. H
Binghamton
Co. E. Bennett
St. Denis
Wallace Brothers Company
Stroudsburg
C. D. Wallace
Westminster
Meyer, J., & Sons
Richmond
J. H. Parker
Lispenard Street
New Amsterdam
Brown, Durrell & Co
W. R. Briggs
Hotel Imperial
Muhifelder
Brager, A. A
I. Wait
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Gov. Roosevelt
Ter
NEW Yorker
Dantfoth
Mississippi
van Wyck
Democratic Convention
National Ad
Prohibition
William Windom
Congress
White House
Republic
McKindey
Hayes
President Hayes
Andoes
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Prohibitionist Party
Oliver W. Stewart
William T. Wardwell
S. B. Hastings
Arkansas
Democrats
Col. Atterholt
B. Altman
India
Canton
Shetland
R. H. Macy & Co
44Th St
Belfast
Daintiest and
Ium
Dark Grounds
Advertiser
Morris
Macy’s
Madagascar
Ascot
Hawkeye, Jr
Wizard
Cleveland Cycle Fittings Co
Cleveland
Fauber
Jim Dandy
Dietz
Crescent
Pathlight
Bundy
Veeder
Christy Saddles
George T. Bradley
William B. Cady
J. F. Woolmers
Millersburg
C. D. Hammond
P. C. Lounsbury
E. Coykendall
Rondout
Square
Stephen Crane
Lonon
C. W. Dorsey
George S. Drake
W. P. Owers
Seth A. Borden
Fall River
F. D. Knox
Buffalo
Norfolk
Rye
Kirk&Co
Rurtan
H. B. Kirk & CO
N.Y
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