Boers Evacuate Mechadoordorp War Update
British forces penetrate Transvaal to Mechadoordorp as Lord Roberts and Botha wage a five day offensive. Boers retreat toward Alkamaar amid reports of captive workers, bridges sabotaged, and a suspected amnesty move in Manila drawing Filipino leaders toward peace.
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London
Transvaal
Mechadudery
Laurento Marques
Abendcard Mathadudorp
Perthuard
Kroger
Alkamaar
Daily Telegraph
Lord Roberts
Botha. Boer
Ien
de Wer
Lo Roberts
Lourerzo Marques
Komati Poort
Malana
Kruger
Lourenzo Marques
Yenents Por
Fiiipinean
Manila
MarArthur
Hbuencaereo
Aguinaldo
McKinley Roosevelt Controversy Inside 1900 Convention
A Washington report details the 1900 Republican national convention in Philadelphia. It notes Hanna's withdrawal, Roosevelt poised for vice presidential nomination by acclamation, and McKinley likely renominated. The piece describes party maneuvers, split support, and the dramatic veterans’ appearance on stage as the process unfolds.
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Philadelphia
McKinter
Hanna
Washington
Roosevelt
Empire State
McKinley
National Republican Committee
St. Louis
Delegates Hail Platform at Dail Convention
Delegates faced a delayed President reso tion and returned to the city after a lengthy gathering. Senator Lodge presided as permanent chairman and the crowd witnessed the unanimous adoption of the platform amid calm proceedings. Debate arose over southern representation but was postponed for today. Speaker Quay proposed reducing southern representation, causing southern delegates to vow fight to protect their power in national conventions.
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McRisies
Quay
Mbertton
Haona
Waleor
Bam Hir
Henry Ca- Lottxnige
Effer Ny
Locust Street
Senator Hawley
Connecticut
Extranes
Stgnas
Roosevelt
McKkin Jey
New York State
Woodruff
Dr. Woodruff
New York
Latt
Theodore Roosevelt Relents On Nomination Demand
At Theodore Roosevelt’s convention, strong calls for his nomination shake his resolve. He resigns himself to the situation and leaves the convention to go to Mrs Roosevelt’s private house, saying he did all he could to halt the nomination. Delegates at his headquarters report he is not to be seen.
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Roosevelt
Young
Dolliver
Massachusetts
New York
Long
Secretary Long
McKinley
William McKinley
Theodore Roosevelt
Hanna
Republican Platform Principles From the Philadelphia Convention
The Republican Party declares its record under a McKinley administration has restored prosperity, credit, and employment, rejects free coinage of silver, and endorses protection, gold standard, and national defense. It asserts strong foreign policy, civil service merit, and expanded markets while supporting veterans, education, and immigration controls.
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Philadelphia
United States
Republican Party
McKinles
WilJam McKiniey
McKinley
Democratic Party
Chicago
Department of Labor
Hmic
Jt Js
Sian
Tis
Cuba
Pero Rico
Hawaii
Philippine Islands
Todieric
Tee
Republic Party
Ug Tel
New Mexico
Arizona
Oklahone
Dingrey
Warety
Ceres
SUN Muure
Women of America
Volunteer Aid Association
Wester Indies
Peltte
Funn
Harts
McKintey
Great Britain
Washington
Hague
Paris
Senate
Spain
Western Indies
Cabs
America
Republican faction selects state reps for national committee
Fragmented list shows Murphy McComas Ad dicks representing numerous states in the new Republican factional committee. Names include Alabama Arkansas California Connecticut Delaware Florida Georgia Idaho Kansas Louisiana Maine Maryland Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana Nebraska New Hampshire New Jersey New York North Carolina Ohio Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Dakota Tennessee Texas Utah Vermont Virginia Washington West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming Alaska Arizona Indian Territory New Mexico District of Columbia Hawaii Oklahoma and related figures amid a sprawling roster from the 1910 era political scene.
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Hanna
Senator Lodge
Quay
Pennsylvania
Alabama
Nebraska
Arkansas
Nevada
California
N. Hampshie
Colorado
New Jersey
Connecticut
New York
Delaware
Carolina
Florida
Georgia
Idaho
Indiana
Rihode Island
Iowa
Kansas
Dakota
Kentucky
Tennessee
Louisiana
Texas
Maine
Utah
Maryland
Vermont
Virginia
Michigan
Murphy
Inciana
Harry
Newlows
Ernest E. Hart
David W. Mulvane
Kertucks
Johan W. Yerkes
A. Wimberly
Joseph H. Manners
L. C. McComas
Cere
GT. Mayer
Elliot
Minnesota
Thomas H
Mississippi
Torres
Misscouri
Richard C. Kerens
Montana
Dewitt
R. P. Snyder
P. J. Flannigan
New Hampshire
Franklin Murphy
York
Fredericks. Gibbs
North Carolina
J. C. Pritchard
Nort Dakota
Alexander McKinney
Onka
George B. Cox
Oregon
George A. Stecker
Matthes Stanley Quays
Rhode Island
Charles R. Brayton
E A. Webster
South Dakota
J. M. Green
Walter Z. Bronlow
RK B, Hawley
James W. Brock
George E. Rowden
George H. Baker
West Virginia
WN. Reatt
Wisconsin
Henry C. Payne
Wheoming
Willis Vandevanter
Alaskea
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