Missouri Nagel as VP candidate hype at Chicago convention
Chicago dispatch reports Missouri delegation backing Nagel of St Louis as potential vice president, predicting his appeal to Kentucky and other states. The piece covers jokes, banter, and shifts amid the Republican National Convention scene with references to Carter Beveridge and Southern representation efforts.
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Chicago
Missouri
Nagel
St. Louis
Or Powers
Kentucky
Nagela
Fairbanks
Credentials list from state party caucuses in Chicago
The committee on credentials, formed at today’s state caucuses in Chicago, names delegates from Alabama to Hawaiii. Many delegations will meet tomorrow morning or fill vacancies. includes Frank L. Smith Illinois, Hubert Work Colorado, Charles H. Cowles North Carolina, J A Smith Texas, and Richard R. Harner District of Columbia among others.
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M’guire
Bird McGuire
Oklahoma
Miote
Mr. McGuire
Chicago
Tribune
Alabama
Nathan H. Alexander
Arkansas
F. W. Tucker
California
M. M. Mubberry
Colorado
Hubert Work
Connecticut
Orasmus R. Fyler
Delaware
H. P Burton
Matthew B. Mfarlane
Georgia
Alexander Akerman
Idaho
Charles C. Cavanaugh
Illinois
Frank L. Smith
Indiana
Charles A. Bookwalter
Iowa
David Brant
Kansas
W. S. Fitzpatrick
Kentucky
Wilbur D. Cochran
Maine
Byron Boyd
Maryland
Williams
Booze
Massachusetts
Samuel J. Elder
Michigan
Michael Brown
Minnesota
Frank E. Putnam
Mississippi
L. B. Moseley
Montana
J. G. Blair
Nebraska
Samuel Riniker
Nevada
William Easton
New Hampshire
Jacob H. Ballinger
New Jersey
Samuel K. Robbins
New York
J. Sloat Fassett
North Carolina
Charles H. Cowles
North Dakota
R. H. Johnson
Ohio
Harry M. Daugherty
Walter Falwell
Oregon
Charles W. Fulton
Pennsylvania
James Scarlet
Rhode Island
Edward E. Arnold
South Carolina
A. D. Webster
South Dakota
C. H. Dillon
Tennessee
Lee Brook
Texas
J. A. Smith
Utah
Reed Gmoot
Vermont
Frank L. Greene
Virginia
J. W. M'Gavock
Washington
Frank T. Post
West Virginia
Charles W. Dillon
Wisconsin
Walter L. Houser
Wyoming
Briant B. Brooks
Alaska
L. P. Shackelford
District of Columbia
Richard R. Harner
New Mexico
Charles A. Spiess
Hawaiii
A. G. M. Robertson
State caucus names resolutions committee members listed
Chicago June 15 Delegations chose members for the resolutions committee at state caucuses. Vacancies to be filled tomorrow by delegations not meeting today and by others deferring action. Alabama Joseph H Montgomery Arkansas H L Remmel California Henry A Melvin etc and list of 50 plus state and district representatives including Hawaii Dowsett and Alaska Shea District of Columbia Flather.
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Chicago
Committee On Resolutions
Alabama
Joseph H. Montgomery
Arkansas
H. L Remmel
California
Henry A. Melvin
Colorado
William A. Drake
Connecticut
Isaac M. Ullman
Delaware
H. A. DU Pont
Florida
Henry 8S. Chubb
Idaho
B. F. O’neil
Naming New Committee National Republican Rosters Forming
Chicago June 15 The new National Republican Committee neared completion at state caucuses as selections were made for many states Including Barker of Mobile Clayton Knight Brooker Cavender Du Pont Coombs Borah Lowden Hart Mulvane Wight Hill Jackson Crane Blodgett Kellogg Moreley Nagel Ward Duncan Kennedy Cade Williams Penrose Brayton Capers Thorson Lyon Loose Brock Pexton Sturgis Schackelford St. Luna Robertson and others in Alaska Arizona and more as the roster narrows toward finalizing national party leadership.
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Chicago
National Republican Committee
Alabama
P. D. Barker
Mobile
Arkansas
Powell Clayton
Eureka Springs
California
George A. Knight
San Francisco
Colorado
Charles Cavender
Connecticut
Charles F. Brooker
Ansonia
Delaware
T. Coleman DU Pont
Dalton
Michigan
John W. Blodgett
Grand Rapids
Minnesota
Frane B. Kellogg
St. Paul
Mississippi
L. B. Moreley
Jackson
Missouri
Charles Nagel
St. Louis
Montana
Thomas C. Marshall
Nebraska
Victor Rosewater
Omaha
Nevada
P. L. Flanigan
Reno
New Hampshire
Fred W. Estabrook
New Jersey
Franklin Murphy
Newark
New York
William L. Ward
Port Chester
North Carolina
Edward C. Duncan
Raleigh
North Dakota
James Kennedy
Ohio
A. I. Vorys
Lancaster
Oklahoma
C. N. Cade
Shawnee
Oregon
Ralph E. Williams
Pennsylvania
Boies Penrose
Philadelphia
Rhode Island
Charles R. Brayton
Providence
South Carolina
John G. Capers
Charleston
South Dakota
Thomas Thorson
Canton
Texas
Cecil A. Lyon
Sherman
Utah
C. E. Loose
Provo
Vermont
James W. Brock
Montpelier
Virginia
Alvah H. Martin
Norfolk
Washington
Robert L. M.cormick
Tacoma
West Virginia
N. B. Scott
Wheeling
Wisconsin
Alfred T. Rogers
Madison
Wyoming
George Pexton
Evanston
Alaska
L. P. Schacke
Temporary officers announced for Republican National Convention
Chicago on June 15 reports a full list of temporary convention officers led by Temporary Chairman Senator J C Burrows Michigan with General Secretary John R Malloy Columbus Ohio and Chief Assistant Secretary Lafayettte B Gleason New York among others including Parliamentarian Abher C Hinds and Official Reporter M W Blumenberg. The roster includes secretaries assistants clerks doorkeepers chaplains and messengers with assignments across several states and cities.
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Chicago
J. C. Burrows
Michigan
John R. Malloy
Columbus
Ohio
Lafayette B. Gleason
New York
William F. Stone
Baltimore
ED. P. Thayer
Greenfield
Ind
Abher C. Hinds
Washington
M. W. Blumenberg
Stephen R. Mason
P. J. Muldoon
William O. Waters
Tobias Schanfarber
John Wesley Hill
Lorenzo D. Case
Charles Brooks Smith
Parkersburg
W. Va
Ernest Walker Smith
Hartford
Conn
Philip H. Hoefe
Mich
Clyde W. Miller
Osage City
Kan
Frank R. Bentley
Baraboo
Wis
W. A. Steele
van Buren
Ark Messenger
Emplir Dell Stone
Indianapolis
Picaneae
John H. Jackson
Cinnnati
Hammond and the Boers revolutionary loyalty to the Transvaal flag
In a letter to the editor, the author lauds John Hays Hammond of California, portraying him as a peacetime revolutionary leader who opposed Kruger’s graft regime. The piece recounts Hammond’s oath to the Transvaal flag, his defense of Dutch republic welfare, and his role alongside Lionel Rhodes against British interests as Jameson’s raid loomed.
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John Hays Hammond
California
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Kruger
Jameson
Transvaal
Great Britain
Dutch Republic
Lionel Rhodes
Cecil Rhodes
Dr. Jameson
Joban
Hammond and the 40,000 rifles in the Transvaal raid
A historical account describes J R Hammond’s role in the Johannesburg crisis during the Jameson raid era. It details his diplomacy with President Kruger, the alleged 40,000 rifles, and his ultimate parole, surrender, and return to the coast amid Boer sympathy and American protest.
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Hammond
Johannesburg
Kruger
Dom Paul
Transvaal
New York
Diamonds stolen from Mrs D P Morgan frame jewel thieves aboard Zeeland
Detectives arrested Claude J Heritier and William O'Connell aboard the Zeeland near Sandy Hook for an $8,000 jewel theft from Mrs. David P. Morgan at 70 Park Avenue last March. The pair, mingling with travelers, hid the loot in the Bronx and discarded a pear necklace believed fake. about $2,000 in gems were recovered.
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Sandy Hook
William Brown
Leutenant
Claude J. Heritier
William O'Connell
Heritier
O'Connell
David P. Morgan
Park Avenue
Brown
Fermeisen
Morgan
Heritiers
Portsmouth Square
London
Scotland Yard
Bronx
Harlem
Magistrate Denies Mandamus to Force Bail Acceptance
Justice Blanchard in the Supreme Court denied a peremptory writ of mandamus to compel Magistrate Wahle to accept bail. Michael Fay offered $9 value property and himself as surety for John S. Lyons, held on a threat and assault charge, but the magistrate refused.
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Supreme Court
Isidor Latzkie
John S. Lyons
Wahle
Michael Fay
Lyons
Tombs Police Court
Maximilian Ruttinan
Lenox Avenue
John D. Lyons
East 19Th Street
Fay
Morse Fails to Appear for Plea in Grand Larceny Case
Charles W. Morse did not appear yesterday before Justice Goff to plead to indictments for grand larceny and perjury, and he had no counsel. By consent of the District Attorney, the case was continued until this morning.
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Ralston
Wabash College
Charles W. Morse
Justice Goff
First New Bridge Link Opens With Cable Raising
Thousands gathered along Brooklyn Bridge piers and East River to witness the first temporary cable hoisted for the Manhattan Bridge. Tug Edwin Hawley led a riverwide surge as it cleared water, signaling the milestone amid cheers. Mayor McClellan and officials attended on Massasoit, with plans to suspend two footpaths from the cable to support permanent line work. The 2244 inch diameter main cables are to be the largest in the world, with completion aimed for December 199. A schooner Louise lost its top mast after passing under the cable and the car float Maryland brushed the line without damage.
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New
Manhattan Bridge
Edwin Hawley
Stevenson
Massasoit
McClellan
Board of Aldermen
Louise
Maryland
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railway
Teachers Argue For More Pay In NYC Schools
Teachers in New York City publicly urged the Board of Education special committee for higher salaries. Speakers from mathematics English Greek outlined methods for pay ratios, with Grace Strachan representing the Interborough Association of Women Teachers. The group pressed for salary linked to positions and examinations, insisting sex should not affect pay.
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New York City
Board of Education
Robert L. Harrison
Grace Strachan
Albany
Interborough Association of Women Teachers
Plan to Bar Diseased Aliens from Entering Ports
Secretary Straus and Commissioner General Watchorn led a conference at Ellis Island with port officials from Atlantic centers to agree on a unified infectious disease diagnosis approach. The aim was to block aliens refused at one port from entering another, despite slight medical exam differences across ports.
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Department of Commerce and Labor
Sergeant
Ellis Island
Atlantic
Watchorn
Philadelphia
Boston
Baltimore
Montreal
Infantry March to Chickamauga Park in Cross Country Trek
Three companies of the 7th Infantry began a cross country march from Atlanta toward Chickamauga Park. The direct distance is 19 miles, but planned detours will extend the route by about seventy miles.
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Atlanta
7Th Infantry
Chickamauga Park
Army and Navy Orders and Vessel Movements Reported
Washington dispatch details numerous Army changes in ordnance and personnel including Major Kenneth Morton, Captain James B. Dillard, and First Lieutenant Richard Burleson among others. Navy movements list arrivals at Newport, Guantanamo, Norfolk and Mare Island with several ships. Also notices vessel sailings from Toledo to Detroit and other ports.
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Ordnance Department
Kenneth Morton
Bridgeport
Springfield Armory
Frank Baker
James B. Dillard
Watertown Arsenal
Office
Ordnance
Washington
William A. Phillips
Armory
Frankford Arsenal
Hof
Rock Island Arsenal
Charles M .Allen
Watervnlet Arsenal
Platt
Guy E Carleton
Willt
Lloyd P Horsefall
Sandy Hook Proving Ground
Richard Burleson
Watervliet Arsenal
Charles A. Meals
William Black
Oklahoma
George MK. Williamson
George HL Penrose
Fort Benjamin Harrison
George G Bailey
William P. Pence
Coast Artillery Corps
Army and Navy General Hospital
Hot Springs
Frank Dely
Denver
Philippines
Earl CG Carnahan
San Francisco
Alva Lee
15Th Infantry
Edward G Huber
John &. Lambie, Jr
Calvin D. Cowles, Jr
Real School
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General Tal
Mahlon Ashford
Arthur WN. Tasker
Garfield L M. Kinney
Company Co. Hospital Corps
Pine Camp
New York
George &. Goodale
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Arthur M. Whaley
Henry Ss. Terrell
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Tacoma
Newport
Wolverine
Detroit
Lebanon
Sewall Point
Chester
Guantanamo
Morris
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Eagle
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Cueracao
Bids Opened for Army Supplies for Philippines
Bids totaling about five million dollars were opened at the Army Building in Whitehall Street by Col. William S. Patten. Some fifty bidders sought contracts for white summer clothing hardware and ice and condensing plants for the Philippines. Proposals covered paint hardware rope lamps soap towels and matches. Later bids included water sewer systems Manila ice clothing and mosquito bars khaki and related equipment.
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Philippines
Army Building
Whitehall Street
William S. Patten
Manila
Army balloon tests set for August at Fort Myer Virginia
The U S Army signal corps plans tests of balloons and airships in early August at Fort Myer Virginia. Contracts cover two heavier than air machines and one dirigible. Lt Col George P Scriven notes government interest in air navigation for reconnaissance and wireless telegraphy developments.
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Fort Myer
Virginia
United States
Signal Corps of
George P. Scriven
Department of the East
Signal Corps
Scriven
Governor's Island
Bridgeport
Atlantic City
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