Republican Platform Endorses McKinley Foreign Policy
Philadelphia June 20 1900 the Republican national convention opens with Hanna presiding and Wolcott named temporary chair. Speakers Tad Lodge Ash ton and Depew back Roosevelt nomination as president with vote unanimous aside from one Roosevelt ballot. Convention adjourned sine die at 2 14 PM after thanks to Lodge Wolcott and Philadelphia officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Hanna
Dr. Botton
Vianna
National Committee
Col Dick
Colorado
Wolcott
Committee On Permanent Organization
Senator Lodge
Butler
Murray
Massachusetts
Igh
Roosevelt
New ‘England
James M. Ashton
Washington
Depew
New York
Deperw
Lodge
United State
Col
Senator Wolcott
Ashbridge
Serena Payne
National committeemen listed from states
The document lists national committeemen by state with names such as Arkansas C W Rix Arizona W M Golmyh California W C Van Eleet Colorato E O Walcott Connecticut Chas F Brooker Florida John G Long Georgia It A Rucker Idaho George L Shoup Illinois Greame Stewart Indiana Harry New towa Ernest E Lart Indian Territory Wan M Millette Kansas David W Sulvane
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Ktecherd
Arkansas
C. W.rix
Arizona
W. M. Golmyh
California
W. C.van Eleet
E. 0. Walcott
Connecticut
Chas. F. Brooker
Florida
John G. Long
Georgia
A. Rucker
Idaho
George L. Shoup
Illinois
Greame Stewart
Indiana
Harry €. Newtowa
Ernest E. Lart
Indian Territory
Wan, M. Millette
Kansas
David W.sulvane
Rentwal Convention Platforms and McKinley Nomination
The document outlines party positions on currency, tariffs, immigration, labor protection, monopolies, and public works. It lauds shipbuilding, irrigation, and arid-land reclamation while supporting statehood for Oklahoma and New Mexico. President McKinley is praised for foreign policy and a June Philadelphia convention features Lodge and Foraker nominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ater
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Oarrishi
United States
Spain
McHinley
Philadelphia
Lodge
Archbishop Ryan
Ledge
Senator Forsaker
William McKinsey
Ar. Foraker
State by State Political Appointees Listing Named
A list of individuals by state is shown with their respective appointment or association. Names include Kentucky W Trank, Maine A T Wimberly, Massachusetts W L Meyer, Michigan William H B Elliota, and others across multiple states including New York Frederick S Gibbs and Ohio George H Cox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
John W. Yerkes
Louisxiasna
A. T. Wimberly
Maine
Joseph H. Montey
Massachusetts
W. L. Meyer
Michigan
William BH. Elliota
Minnesota
Thenes Shevlin
Mississippi
H. C. Turley
Missouri
Richard. Nevens
Maryland
T. Noyes
Montana
William H. Dewitt
Nevada
P. JL. Flannagan
North Carolina
J. H. McNamee
North Dakota
P. J. McCumber
New Hampshire
Chas. T. Means
New Jersey
Franklin Murphy
New York
Frederick S. Gibbs
New Mexico
Soelomon Luna
Ohio
George H. Cox
Oregon
George A. Steel
Ok Kahoma
Wm. Gaines
Pennsylvania
M. 8. Quay
Rhode Island
L. Frank Braytom
South Carolina
E. A. Webster
South Dakota
J. M. Green
Tennessee
Walter J. Brownlow
Vermont
James W. Brock
Virginia
George E. Bowden
Washington
Jorge Ti. Baker
West Virginia
X. B. Scott
Wisconsin
Henry C. Payne
Wyroming
Willis Vandervanter
Returning Home After Philadelphia Convention
Philadelphia reports a mass exodus after adjournment as Chair man Lodge ended the session. By 11 pm about three quarters of visitors had left, with many travelers from the far west lingering to visit eastern cities before returning home. National Chairman Hanna and other leaders departed, while Griscom McKinler and Roosevelt congratulations topped the lingering crowd.
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Philadelphia
Chairman Lodge
Hanna
Seoator
Haverrd
Christ
Mozart
Beethoven
Handel
Hadyn
Jerome
Eusebius
Origen
Irenaeus
Polycarp
St. John
Lord Jesus Christ
Moscow
Tyre
Babylon
Nineveh
American Marines Reported Ambuscade Near Tien Tsin
Adm Kempf's dispatch cites an ambuscade near Tien Tsin on the 21st with four of Waller's Marines killed and seven wounded. A 2,000-man relief force sails toward Tien Tsin as international forces struggle to hold Pekin and Tientsin amid mounting peril.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
China
Pekin
Adm
Seymour
Tien Tsin
Taku
Admiralty
Che-Foo
Washington
Navy Department
Iplepram
Kempff
Tien Tain
Waller
James
Kempft
Secretary of the Navy
Remey
Hreoekivn
MacArthur
Brooklyn
Secretary of State
United States
Nanking
Wu Chang
Yang Tse Kiang
Li Hung Chang
Canton
Tskn
Kemps
Santiago
Indiana
Manila
Transvaal Situation Advances as British Press Ahead
London dispatches report Gen Buller marching toward Standerton with Heidelberg expected to fall within 48 hours. Lord Roberts notes British progress, with prisoners sent to Machadodorp and Heidelberg occupied, while Botha and Dewet are said to be seeking terms though not yet beaten.
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London
Buller
Sandspruit
South Africa
Standerton
Vrede
Lord Roberts
Heidelberg
Fories
Johannesburg
Kruger
Steyn
Delagona
Transvaal
War Office
Pretoria
Machadodorp
Hamilton
Broadwood
Cape Town
Honingspruit
Louis Botha
Ambush Report From Manila Detachment Losses Listed
Gen MacArthur reports a June 13 reconnaissance ambush along the Lapayan river near Tagayan. Four officers and 190 soldiers of the 40th Volunteer Infantry withdrew after heavy fire with multiple killed and wounded, details incomplete including Sergeant Northcross missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
MacArthur
Manila
40Th Volunteer Infantry
Millar
Tagayan
Lapayan River
Co. H
Robert H. Coles
John H. Haywood
Fred Holloway
John T. Pelham
Frank Salisbury
Co. M, Corp
Jesse G. Moody
Michael J. McQuirk
Co. I
Walter B. Elliott
Thomas Millar
Jeff Effig
James We. Jeffries
Roxie Wheaton
George Hollars
Marley Phillips
John W W. Smith
M. Edwin E Williams
George W. Wells
Lex M. Ramters
Mimsing
H. Sergt
Wm. Northcross
Plan for two 3inch batteries at North Island harbor entrance
The War Department directs Capt J J Meyler to draw plans for a two 3inch gun battery on North Island at the San Diego harbor entrance. The guns would command the channel and deter small craft approaching Ft Rosecrans across the harbor, with capability to engage at close range.
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Sandiego
Cal
J. J. Meyler
War Department
Planas
North Island
Sandiego Harbor
Ft. Rosecrans
Peace proposals inch toward amnesty and civil reforms in Manila
Gen. MacArthur announced McKinley amnesty order as Filipino leaders press for peace. A Manila meeting of 200 revolutionaries endorses seven clauses including amnesty, return of confiscated property, civil governments, and friar expulsion. MacArthur later confirms personal rights. Taft commission to decide on friars. Samar garrison movements noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Ger
MacArthur
McKinley
Buencamino
Paterno
Aguinaldo
Senor Paterno
Senor Buencamino
Senor Flores
Pio del Pilar
Garcia
Macabulos
Civil Commission
United States
Taft
43D
Samar
Leyte
20Th Infantry
Cavalry Unit Ordered to Nagasaki For China Mission
The transport Grant will carry the 6th Cavalry directly to Nagasaki Japan. The government expects possible trouble in China and may divert the regiment to any point in China on arrival. If China improves the unit could move from Nagasaki to Manila.
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Japan
San Francisco
Nagasaki
China
Philippines
War Department
Nagaraka
Manila
Fragments from a Local Notice Item
Readable text fragments describe a community notice with names and places but lack a full event or action. The fragmentary OCR hints at a public or legal item and references local officials and a possible date or venue without complete details.
Divine origin of the Bible sermon from 1900
A sermon argues for the divine origin of Scripture, defending the Bible against agnosticism. It cites fulfilled prophecies, historical unity, and the lives of believers as evidence, addressing alleged cruelties and impure claims while praising the Bible’s harmony across centuries and continents.
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Europe
Talmage
Christ
David
Joshua
George Peabody
Miss Dix
Florence Nightingale
John Howard
John Frederick Oberlin
Abbot Laurence
Mercy
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Republican
Tigret
President William McKinley
Statens
MecKinler
Kempf
Ties Taln
San Diego Harbor
Plana
Atic Stee Jenan A
St Uh Ems Las
Dr. Talmage’s
Ecopyright
Louis Klopsch
Galilee
House
Gibeon
Valley of
Ajalon
Gibson
Ninevah
Tarshish
Mediterranean Sea
Jesus Christ
Che
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