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Philadelphia Times

Location

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1900

Page

7

Roosevelt Hotter Than Ever In Nomination Drive

Senator Penrose Ex Senator Quay and Attorney General Elkin push Roosevelt as the movement grows. Congressman-at-Large Connell and State Senator Magee align with Havna supporters and back the national chairman’s VP pick. Postmaster General Smith’s withdrawal frees the Lackawanna county Congressman to act.

Penrose Quay Elkin Roosevelt Connell Magee Havna Smith Lackawanna County

Roosevelt Boom Sweeps GOP for Vice Presidency

Delegates anticipate a Roosevelt nomination with New York, New England, and Western backing. Roosevelt signals possible acceptance at tonight’s caucus while administration forces weigh impact from Hanna and other leaders.

New England Hawley Texas Long Hanna

Quay and Magee Talk for the Times

Matthew Stanley Quay, ex Senator and ex chairman of the Republican committee, leads a drive to stampede the national convention for Governor Roosevelt as McKinley’s running mate. Quay cites New York’s electoral weight and Roosevelt’s qualifications, with support from Penrose and others. Magee and fellow Pennsylvania leaders dispute the effort while noting past party maneuvers and the ongoing national campaign.

New York State Hanna Mr. McKinley Roosevelt Odell Greene New York New England Pacific Coast Idaho Michigan Edwin N. Dingley Dingley Maine Kalamazoo Times Rough Rider Feld Matthew Stanley Quay United States National Republican Committee Gdoverhbt Roosevelt Penrose Elkin Reeder Republican State Committee Peéennervania Quay Senator Wolcott Colorado Henry ©. Payne Wisconsin McKinley Pennsylvania Fairbanks Lediaue Coloné Magee Sneneny Stratford Platt Harrison Aehe Sena Seanae Ier

Four Youths Rescued From Sinking Steam Launch Near Schuylkill

After a two mile drift in a hole in the bottom of their steam launch, J A Mesking EB N Shetsline Walter Shetsline and Howard Bryant were rescued by a Corinthian Yacht Club crew at the mouth of the Schuylkill. Bryant and Mesking collapsed from exhaustion before being saved and all were brought to the Washington avenue docks. Bryant later fell seriously ill at home.

J. A. Mesking Eighteenth Arch Streets EB. N. Shetsline Dickinson Street Walter Shetsine Fairmount Avenue Howard Bryant South Third Street Corinthian Yacht Club Schuylkill Essington Bryant Mesking Walter Shetsline FE. N. Shetsline Walter Shoreline Washington Avenue

Bliss Pressed For Roosevelt Post By Allies

Supporters of Bliss push his name for Roosevelt's nomination amid calls from Hanna faction. Bliss hesitates, then signals willingness to serve if asked, while Allison declines clearly. allies announce progress and renewed confidence after his remarks.

Roosevelt Hanna Bliss Allison

Ministers Chosen to Officiate at Convention

Mayor Ashbridge has arranged officiants for the convention. Dr J Gray Bolton Presbyterian will give the opening prayer, followed by Rev Charles M Boswell Methodist Episcopal and Rt Rev P J Ryan Archbishop Roman Catholic on the next day.

Ashbridge Hanna Nations J. Gray Bolton Charles M. Boswell Methodist Episcopal P. J. Ryan

What the Stars Say By the East Indian Astrologist Zadkiel

Zadkiel notes Seturo is in benefice aspect with the moon and calls favorable for farmers miners and elderly for lands houses and pleating. Raphael cautions an unlucky day urging restraint from travel or changes and warns of pleasure and company leading to overindulgence.

Zadkiel Seturo Raphael

Philadelphia Welcomes 1900 Republican Convention Clubs

Crowds greet arriving delegates and club members as Philadelphia hosts the Republican convention. Delegates from Cameron County to Cook County receive official welcomes with bands, parades, and torchlight events. A large parade along Broad Street is planned with governors and dignitaries reviewing the line of clubs from York to Ritner Street.

Philadelphia Republican Party Iladelphia Cameron County Club Emporium Pugan Butler Broad Street Chestnut Tippecanoe Cleveland McKinley Hana Kelong Cramps League Island Delaware York Street National Headquarters Ritner Street Stone Pennsylvania Ashbridge

Addicks Vigilantes Organize for Work

Stores of friends of Edward Addicks gather at Hotel Walton to form a Union Republican Vigilance Committee. Members from every Delaware town enlist to present the Union Republican view to the convention and study credentials. J Edward Addicks expects to defeat the DuPont faction at the national convention.

Edward Addicks Delaware Addicks Walton J. Edward Addicks DuPont Hoffecker Henry B. Thompson Wilson Cuba National Committee

Plans for Music for City Parade Complete

The Allied Republican Clubs executive committee secured ample marching bands for the tonight parade. Chairman Leslie Yates noted the effort avoided distant groups and drew on over twenty local organizations within Philadelphia area to meet the music demands.

Republican Clubs Leslie Yates Philadelphia

Parade preparations amid party clubs and union music limits

Delaware Republicans discuss seating at the national convention while Allied Clubs in Philadelphia arrange a large parade. Delegates from Union and non union factions debate seating and support for nominees as visiting clubs arrive and bands prepare under union rules.

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