President McKinley Goes Home From Washington
President McKinley and Mrs. McKinley left Washington by the Pennsylvania Railroad for Canton Ohio for several weeks. Secretary Cortelyou Dr P M Rixey and a stenographer accompanied them in the Grasamere private car. At the station officials saw them off with goodbyes and the President appeared well pleased. In Canton they will be visited by the committee named at the Republican National Convention and notified of his nomination.
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Ebert & Sons Low Price Hardware Offerings
Advertises cheap household goods and paints including screens doors cement and ladders. Lists prices for whitewash brushes, soap cream freezers, varnishes and ready mixed paints with per gallon prices and guarantees. Mentions Teak like new finish and various shade options with discount quantities.
Three Section Hands Killed in NJ Express Collision
Three section hands were killed near Hopewell New Jersey when the Royal Blue express struck them as they stepped from a side track to avoid a west bound train. The deceased were Thomas Cummings of Hopewell his wife and four children left behind, John Ferran and Antonio Santoro both stokers. Foreman Michael McLaughlin survived but with severe leg injuries.
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Stolen Jewelry Recovered From Mr Gould’s Apartments
A large quantity of jewels valued about 5000 dollars, taken from Mr and Mrs Edwin Gould in London, has been recovered. The man found with them, Charles W Blair 28, a valet, was arrested at Coney Island where he had attended a prize fight. Blair denies stealing them, claiming they were given to him by women to dispose of.
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Pennsylvania's Coal Production May Surpass All Time June
Philadelphia June 30 Indications show Pennsylvania's anthracite output for June may exceed any June in years. Estimates place June production at 4,259,000 tons, about 250,000 tons above June last year and 500,000 tons above the agreed monthly tonnage. To counter this and support a ten cent per ton price rise starting Monday, July tonnage is to be kept abnormally low at 3,250,000 tons by agreement among anthracite presidents.
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Seyaour's Report Ends with Missing Envoys
Reports from London and Washington recount chaotic updates on the missing envoys and the status of foreign ministers. Admiral Seymour's dispatch describes severe fighting near Tien Tsin, with rail disruptions and heavy casualties among several nations. The Shanghai press notes uncertainty over the ministers' safety as battles and diplomatic maneuvers unfold around Pekin and the Yangtze region.
Democrats discuss running mate hints and endorsements
The article surveys Ambitious Democrats in June 2000 examining potential vice presidential candidates including Sulzer, Towne, Shively, and Parker. It notes debates over northern state picks, prospects for a New York or Indiana choice, and Bryans possible endorsement, with Maloney guarding Lewis’s candidacy.
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Sulzer
New York
Towne
Minnesota
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Benjamin F. Shively
Indiana
Parker
Belmont
Hearst
Bryan
Thomas Maloney
Washington
Memorial to General Pike statue to rise in Washington
A statue of General Albert Pike, long Sovereign Grand Commander of the Scottish Rite, is to be erected at a site near the Supreme Council Building in Washington. Sculpted by Gaetano Trentacarne, the bronze monument depicts Pike addressing the public with a book of his poems and a lofty granite pedestal symbolizing Masonry’s reach.
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United States
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Italy
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Trentsnore
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Democratic convention politics and Bryan ties unfold
The national committee delegate from Massachusetts arrived in Kansas City. Mr. Williams dismissed a vice presidential bid due to his outspoken views, favoring Towne as strongest with Bryan. He condemned ex-Senator Hill and questioned his purpose, urging a 16 to 1 Chicago platform declaration rather than mere reaffirmation or bi metallicism.
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Massachusetts
Kansas City
Williams
Towne
Bryan
Hill
Chicago
Grover Cleveland
Hanae City
J. Hamilton Lewis
Washington State
Lincolnn
Mr. Bryan
Battleship Oregon Runs Aground Near Taku In Fog
The battleship Oregon ran aground while en route to the United States squadron at Taku. Captain Wilde cables that the vessel lies in the Miatao group near Wasushar, with water in the forward compartment, a rock cut through above the double bottom, and a small additional hole in the hull.
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Taku
Hoolkin Island
Miatao Group
Chessoo
Wasusaros
Wilde
Oregon
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