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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1900
Page
9
Report from Philadelphia's convention includes international visitors and colorful local commentary. Speakers discuss Republicanism in Georgia, women’s rights, and election fraud concerns. anecdotes describe Texans, pretzels, and a Cincinnati-like atmosphere, with delegates and observers noting social tensions and regional politics.
Report from the convention scene notes rumors about Roosevelt possibly securing the presidency or vice presidency, mixed attendance, and colorful badges. Iowa, Oklahoma, Indiana, and Montana delegations display strong sentiments for McKinley or Roosevelt, with scenes of door crowds, opposition, and a few disciplinary incidents among parade protesters.
Readable scraps describe broken Walton elevators and scarce car movement, while delegates and reporters mill near Convention Hall. Notes on nomination rules, press sales tactics, and a portrait of Hissey as a steady literary bureau chief arise amid coverage of New York Daily Tribune events on June 21, 1900.
A crowded Philadelphia scene reports the New York Delegation caucus ending to cheers as injured men are carried from a hotel cage. Observers note morbid curiosity, transport issues, kites bearing flags, and sightings of Quay, Senators Chandler, Cullom and Banks amid opera glasses and platform remarks.
Colonel Durbin organized a regiment and went to Cuba in 1888. A banker and businessman living in Anderson, he is about forty seven, five feet nine, 150 pounds, with graying black hair. Past Eminent Grand Commander of Indiana Knights Templar, he projects strong support for the party, claiming laboring and wealthy voters unite for two thirds in the Hoosier State. He predicts a Republican victory, praising prosperity and urging unity.
Frank Jones of New Hampshire, 70 plus, wealthy from brewing in Portsmouth, owns rail stocks in Boonton Maine Central, built Sorrento town and notable hotels including Wentworth. A signaling system behind the band uses a bell and glass sighting for sheeted music cues. Kansas judge Holt predicts strong Republican gains from great wheat crops and farm support.
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