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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1900
Page
1
The Associated Press reports a large Philadelphia crowd at Convention Hall for the Republican gathering on June 19. Senator Hanna arrives at 11 43, Roosevelt and Grosvenor are greeted amid festive cheering, and the hall fills with delegates and notable figures as the opening proceeds.
At Convention Hall Philadelphia on June 13 Senator Hanna received a rousing reception after reading the convention call. He hailed the birthplace of liberty and the Republican cause, praised William McKinley, and led a burst of support as delegates cheered the party's leadership. Senator Wolcott was named temporary chairman amid waves of applause.
A keynote address lauds four years of Republican rule, wartime gains, and domestic prosperity while critics are dismissed. Senator Wolcott leads, Governor Taylor of Kentucky appears, then officials are unanimously nominated. Roosevelt mingles with delegates as committees are named. adjournment follows after a brisk, crowded session.
Death occurs Monday at four o'clock at the home in Eldorado Fond du Lac county John D. Griffith age 97 born December 10 1824 in Wales. He came to Wisconsin with his parents as a child and later lived in Eldorado. He served in the Civil War with Company Ty Forty fourth Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry. Survived by a widow and four children Will G Griffith J B M Griffith W T Griffith and T A Griffith. Funeral Wednesday at 11 a m from the residence Rev David Davies to officiate. Interment Zoar church cemetery Eldorado.
The opening session of the international minim congress was held at the Exposition building in Imrwauker on June 1. Welcome addresses preceded President donigormery’s remarks as the convention began amid a thin turnout.
Reports from June 19 describe widespread anxiety over the safety of Pekin legations after June 11 contact ceased. Russian troops depart from Port Arthur toward Taku, with rumors of clashes, revolts in western China, and foreign settlements near Shanghai under guard as Japan and Britain mobilize troops to restore order.
The large guard detachment of the G A R arrives in West Superior Wisconsin for encampment. A bass band concert is planned and headquarters opened with delegation from Marinette and Baraboo districts expected to attend.
In Philadelphia on June 19 Senator Hanna reported Roosevelt would decline if nominated for vice president, while Platt and Payne referenced negotiations. The crowd and factions debated Roosevelt pronouncements as supporters pressed for a clear declaration, and anti Roosevelt factions weighed the implications.
Amid rumors of a New York delegation split, Governor Roosevelt weighs a vice presidential run as Platt Hanna and other leaders maneuver. Roosevelt denies plans but faces pressure, while O'Dell and Payne withhold comment awaiting official word. Delegation meets this afternoon to decide Roosevelt's fate.
At a tense conference Generals Pratt and Hanna discussed nomination options. The Forter signaled support for O Dell, echoing yesterday’s proposal. Hanna declined to endorse Roosevelt, noting belief in overwhelming sentiment but warning it would be unfair to other candidates. He denied Roosevelt’s forced renomination by New York.
The Oshkosh Merchants Excursion Association plans a second trip this Friday to Eureka Omro and Butte des Morts, with departures at 8:13 from Eureka 9:15 from Omro and 11 from Butte des Morty, reaching Oshkosh at noon, to draw crowds from nearby towns.
London June 39 The Chinese government notified cable companies they can no longer maintain the daily boat service between Taku and Chefoo after the overland route destruction. Chefoo’s availability for sending cables is doubtful. Shanghai becomes the nearest full communication point. Military wires may be used to reach Pekin, as destruction of lines between Tien Tsin and Pekin is extensive and recovery will take days even after U.S. forces advance.
Lord Roberts reports 2000 stands of arms surrendered at Pretoria since occupation. Released British prisoners include 148 officers and 3039 men, with 12 officers and 448 men hospitalised. June 4 casualties: 2 killed, 1 officer and 48 wounded. Buller notes fleet train passed through a tunnel and moved toward Charlestown. Mafeking sick and wounded arrived at Beelfontein hospital on June 16.
The Lyceum society defeated the Phoenix society in the annual debate at the Normal school last evening, earning possession of the Lincoln bust. The question was whether trusts should be opposed by legislation. Lyceum affirma representatives: Wm. DeKelver Amberg Miss Nora Tolerson Manitowoc and David K. Allen Albany Th. Phoenix negative: Me. Jann J. Murray New London Miss Mane Keller Juneau Henry B. March Richland Center. Judges: Rev S. H. Anderson M. Hurn Attorney John Harrington.
Washington cables report that Captain Orison Lee of the Fifth Volunteer Army was drowned off the coast of Albay during a tour. General MacArthur received the message via Adjutant General Corbin in Manila.
A London based Express report, relayed via The Tribune, discusses Admiral Seymour’s expedi tion and the mutiny within his force, noting American troops’ cooperation with the British admiral. It cites a Pekin native’s warnings of possible massacres if legations fall and details the legation placements and defense limits in Pekin.
Marriage licenses issued to Henry Woth and Martha Malchow of Menasha. Maria Sonnleltner of Oshkosh. Jacob Harand of Oshkosh. Louise Neimuth of Wolf River. John Hartfield of Weushara county. Adelaide Zinde sues Anna Gudden in circuit court over Gudden farm near Oshkosh. George Hubertis found guilty of petty larceny in municipal court. Tigerton prepares First National Bank with stockholders listed. W Ridenut president, R H Hackett VP, C J Wojahn cashier. Fire damages four barns and nearby structures on Manin Street and Flak estate. Fox River Marsh Hunting and Wishing Club transfers memberships to W H Davis and Charles Bowman. annual duck dinner planned for September. Mrs. W H Englebright visiting Green Bay.
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