Convention Hall Ready for Republican Convention Transfer
The Convention Hall is nearly prepared for the Republican national convention with a formal transfer planned to Sergeant-at-Arms Wisw next Wednesday. Local arrangements aim to assume immediate possession while security concerns delay full handover. National committee members will arrive Saturday for receptions and meetings ahead of the June 18 parade and weeklong events led by the Allied Republican clubs. E. B. Frazer of Newark sold Port Deposit real estate to Harry R. Cameron for $1,500.
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Philadelphia
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Hanna
Kerens
Missouri
Young Republican Club
Joseph H. Manley
Maine
Wl Welse
E. B. Frazer
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Port Deposit
Harry R. Cameron
Save Your Money With Tutt's Liver Pills
A promotional claim extols Tutt's Liver Pills as a cure for stomach liver and bowel diseases and urges buyers to save doctors bills. It asserts the pills ease sick headache dyspepsia malaria constipation and biliousness with a million endorsements.
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Tutt
Congress Adjourns Amid Frantic Late Session Scenes
The June session closed after a tense fight over the ocean surveys and naval bill. The Senate accepted the Senate amendment, while the House reversed its stance on the conference report, and adjournment followed with a social farewell. Citizens packed the galleries as patriotic songs united lawmakers, amid high emotion and dramatic final moments. House Speaker Henderson delivered a gracious farewell before adjournment.
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Yent
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Cummings
New York
Exoma
Washington
Philadelphia
Gsolng
Fedinna's Candidate for Democratic Vice Presidential Nominee
Indianapolis reports a growing movement backing B F Shivley of South Bend for vice president. Despite Shivley’s disapproval, the push is aided by Allen W Clark and supported by Johnson, Walsh, Martin, and Mayor Taggart as a western democracy option.
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Indianapolis
B. F. Shivley
South Bend
Shivley
Allen W. Clark
Democratic National Committee
Johnson
National Executive Committee
Indiana
Walsh
National Committee
Martin
Taggart
Shirley
Bryan
Veterans Accept Invitation to Philadelphia Convention
The National Fremont association, survivors of the first Republican national convention, met in Pittsburg and unanimously accepted National Chairman Hanna's invitation to attend the Philadelphia convention. A call was issued for old party survivors to join in Philadelphia on the 18th. The event marks unity among early Republicans.
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National
Fremont Association
Hanna
Philadelphia
Turbulent China Situation Edges Toward Worse
London reports show no immediate worsening in China yet, but diplomats warn of grave danger as Boxers gain arms and empires take action. Pekin remains under control with foreign guards, while Shanghai and Tien Tsin face railway disruptions and rising violence against missionaries and residents.
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Pekin
Morning Post
Tien Tsin
Daily Express
Shanghai
MacDonald
Daily Mall
Times
Tong Fong
Langoo
Mme. Astier
Messrs
Ossent
Cades
Nieh
Eliling
Virginia Minnesota Fire Destroys Town Section
A devastating blaze in Virginia Minnesota wiped out about 125 buildings in an hour, gutting the Moon and Kerr mill area and causing widespread business and residential loss. No lives confirmed, but relief aid is urgently needed as telegraph service was interrupted and much of the town lay in ashes. Nearby reports note Kruger possibly moving to Brownlee Pennsylvania, King Oscar’s Paris visit, failed nominations in Washington, and a lightning strike in Jacksonville killing four workers.
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Minn
Alemont
Duluth
Virginia
Moon
Kerr Mill
Silver Lake
Vieduil
Kruger Interview From Machadarp Station Amid War Talk
A Daily Express correspondent reports President Kruger at Machadorp Station in dire wartime mood. He asserts the burghers will fight to the last, rejects surrender, and disputes British moves on Pretoria. He insists the capital is not conquered and vows to move as needed to aid the resistance and keep Mrs Kruger safe.
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Daily Express
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de Wet
Free State
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Pretoria
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England
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Lydenburg
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