Interviews on Bliss Boom From National Delegates
Special Telegram to The Times reports Atlantic City interviews with political figures on the Bliss boom. Julius C. Burrows of Michigan backs Bliss with New York support. Dennis Flynn cites Dolliver or Roosevelt as alternatives. Henry Gibson praises Dolliver and notes widespread East and West backing. references to Tennessee and primary alignments amid a hotly contested convention.
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Henry R. Gibson
Tennessee
Iowa
Dolliver
Bryan
Republicaniem
West
East
California
Montana
Idlaho
Western States
Rocky Mountains
Pacific Coast
Dolli Yer
Sleuths from Other Cities Assist Local Detectives
The last of thirty seven detectives from other cities arrived to help during convention week. Captain Miller will oversee all men as they patrol railroad stations hotels and the Convention Hall area. Two professional thieves were arrested nearby while several suspects await hearings.
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Miller
Joseph
Kid
Newman
Whitcomb
Riley
Broad Street
William Kilpatrick
Wilton Benton
Eleventh
Chestnut Streets
Murray
Tate
Wood
George Sherman
Warnock Street
McKinley renomination plans pushed by GOP Chairman
J. W. Babcock the chairman of the Republican Congressional committee is pressing to ensure the plans for Mr. McKinley's renomination are carried out as arranged.
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Republican Congressional Committee
J. W. Babcock
Mr. McKinley
Governor Voorhees Delayed in Returning From Europe
Elizabeth New Jersey June 17 Governor Voorhees and Frank Bergen did not arrive home today as expected. It is thought they will not arrive until Tuesday when the Governor who is a delegate at large to the national Republican convention will hurry to Philadelphia to be at the finish of the long trip.
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Hanna
New York
Platt
the Times
Elizabeth
N. J
Voorhees
Frank Bergen
Europe
Philadelphia
William Waldorf Jackson, Jr
Lowell
Mass
Board of Education
United States
Chicago
West
McKinley
Iowa
Poe
Congress
Deiliver
Woman Enjoys Political Life Excitement Over National Debates
Mrs Childs of California, unlike others focused on grave national questions, savors the bustle and excitement surrounding political life and activity today.
Ohio’s Seventh District Seeks National Committeeman
Ohio delegates push for Chase a Springfield attorney as potential national committeeman. Cincinnati leader George B. Cox faces factional opposition including the Dougherty faction and Anti-Saloon League. Stewart, a neutral, widely known figure, could gain their backing due to his long service and steady leadership.
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Seventh Congressional District
Chase
Springfield
George B. Cox
Cincinnati
Charles L. Kurtz
Columbus
Kurtz
Hanna
Philadelphia
Charles Dick
Cox
General Assembly
Ohio Republican Party
Dougherty
Judge Nash
Cleveland
Anti- Saloon League
Stewart
Dolliver Dominates Iowa Hopefuls Bid for Vice President
Senator Allison of Iowa, a top VP contender, says he will back Dolliver unless New York selects a suitable candidate like Roosevelt. He notes New York should lead if it can decide, while Town supporters doubt Woodruff, predicting Dolliver can beat him at the convention. Delegates claim Western and Middle Western backing for Dolliver.
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Allison
Iowa
Dolliver
New York
Roosevelt
Woodruff
Middle West
Hotel lobby chatter on 1900 campaign symbols and candidates
Delegates at Hotel Wallen discuss buttons bearing McKinley and Roosevelt, curiosity about Dolliver, and possible vice presidential picks. Figures like William Waldorf Jackson Jr and Charles Emory Smith emerge with plans, while others speculate on party unity and platform terms.
California Women Share Impressions at Colonnade in Philadelphia
California visitors at the Colonnade compare the weather and scenes of Philadelphia with home. Mrs Pardee and Mrs Spear praise California climate while Mrs Rideout and Mrs Cone discuss thunder storms and Willow Grove visits. The group notes Philadelphia as a pleasant convention site. Mrs Childs enjoys a quiet moment after meals.
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Times
Pardee
George Pardee
San Francisco
Philadelphia
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M. D. Rideout
Cone
Willow Grove
Mrs. Childs
John L. Childs
Crescent City
Colored delegates threaten bolt over treatment at national committee
The Colored delegates threaten to bolt the party amid protests over national committee handling. The National Afro-American Council has appointed a committee to press for action against Lynchings in the South. The council represents over 200000 voters in New York New Jersey Delaware Ohio Indiana North Carolina Maryland Kentucky West Virginia Illinois Connecticut Minnesota Missouri Kansas and other states.
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National’ Afro-American Council
South
George H. White
Alexander’ Walters
Jesse Lawson
J. C. Napier
W. A. Pledger
J. Perry
T. J. Minton
A. Grant
J. E. Bruce
Smith
John Mitchell, Jr
C. F. Adams
A. L. Manly
Clinton
J. C. Johnson
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Ohio
Indiana
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Maryland
Kentucky
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Missouri
Kansas
Boer Delegates Hold Receptions in Philadelphia Lobby
Boer delegates G H Wessels A B Wolmaran and A Fischer held impromptu receptions in the Hotel Walton lobby all day. The visitors aim to win sympathy of national Republican leaders for the defeated South African Republic.
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A. 8. Wolmaran
A. Fischer
Walton
Philadelphia
Pd African Republic
Wessels
Boers Postpone Pro-Boer Resolution at Convention
Delegate Wessels says no pro-Boer resolution will be introduced by lack of need from Americans and observers. He notes Boers have not accepted defeat and cites London papers claiming English control of most South Africa territory except possibly the gold fields. The visit is described as sightseeing with no immediate political action planned.
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South Africa
Wessels
James J. O'Bierne
Bex
Interior
Webster Davis
London
Delegates Delayed by a Fatal Wreck Near Cumberland
A freight wreck delayed the Ohio and Illinois delegations to the Republican National Convention. One brakeman Willis Smith of Martinsburg, West Virginia, was killed. conductor Elmer Butler injured. the wreck occurred Greens Springs four miles east of Cumberland.
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Ohio
Illinois
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Willis Smith
Martinsburg
W. Va
Elmer Butler
Smith
Hamilton County
Obie
Special
Nash
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