Parade of 30,000 Allied Republican Clubs on eve of great convention
The Broad Street parade drew 80,000 men from Allied Republican Clubs as 30,000 marchers passed the reviewing stand. Senator Hanna dominated the scene, with Mayor and Governor among dignitaries. fireworks caused minor disruptions. reports noted little crowd enthusiasm beyond gaze at Hanna and a whispered Roosevelt motif.
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Allied Club
Broad Street
Locust
Governor Stone
United States
Penrose
Elkin
Payne
Charles Cramp
Joe” Manley
Public Safety
English
National Executive Committee
Mark’’ Hanna
Mark
Hanna
Sam
James G. Blaine
New York
Roosevelt
Teddy
Biue
Chestnut
Walnut Streets
Red Cross
Philadelphia
City Hall
Horter
Bureau of Public Safety
Leeds
Wagner
Allied Clubs
Wargea
Mighty Red Fire and Music Lead McKinley Parade
The large Republican parade on Broad Street began after 8 o clock led by General Louis Wagner and aides with mounted police. Dozens of clubs from Philadelphia and nearby counties followed in divisions with banners, red fire, and floats, including the Twenty-first Ward Association Unconditional Club and West Philadelphia clubs carrying torches and banners vowing support for McKinley.
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Hanna
Payne
Municipal Band of
Philadelphia
Mounted Police
Wagner
Migus
Glenn
Leeds Club
Georgia
Louis Wagner
Broad Street
Mne
Robert R. Bringhurst
Charles W. Bolton
Andrew W. Brown
James I. Comly
John F. Conaway
Harry Green
Charles J. Hendler
Henry Heisemann
Anthony Kayser
Ed G. Lee
Wiliam McCoard
Frank Richards
Joseph Perna
George D. Rise
Frank Neall Robinson
Twenty-first Ward Association
McKinley
Albany
Horatio B. Hackett
I. Lloyd Fleming
Workingmen's Protective Tariff League
Kennington
Pennsylvania
Reseu
Charlies F. Warwick
Twenty-ifth
Ciobe
Atlantic City Business Men's League
West Philadelphia
Edward W. Patton
West Philadelphians
West Chester Pioneer Corps
Union League
Delaware County
Lincoln
M. 8. Quay
Young Republicans
Hamilton Club
Chicago
Young Republican
Walnut
Wendell P. Bowman
Business Men's League
President McKinley
Canton
Blaine Invincibles
W. Calvin Chase
M. M. Parker
Washington
George H. Harris Association
Atlantic City
Penrose
Theodore B. Stulb
Sixth Ward
Citizens
Louis P. Scott
Goodall Association
Hugh Black
J. Edward Addicks Club
Wilmington
Del
Cameron County
Republican
Emportant
East End Club
Tippecanoe Club
Cleveland
Ohio
Union Republican Club
Ean
Wham
Seteet
William B. Ware
Broad and
Dauphin Streets
Colorado-Philadelphia
Denver
Col
George W. Cook
Enthusiasm Roars as Parade Winds Through City Streets
The left wing of the march from Lehigh Avenue to Huntingdon Hill sparked cheers as sky rockets and firecrackers lit the route. Captains Watters Brown and Lt Wolf led about 100 police to steer the 8000 spectators lining Susquehanna to Lehigh avenues during a brief halt near York Street.
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Lehigh Avenue
Broad Street
Huntingdon
York Street
Watters
Chicago
Chestnut Street
Brown
Wolf
Susquehanna and
Lehigh Avenues
Spectators Faint At Parade Sent To Jefferson Hospital
Dozens of spectators fainted while trying to view the parade from crowded pavements and were taken to Jefferson Hospital. Names listed include Annie Henley Virginia Middleton Margaret Clark Alice Cohn Clara Peterson and others. one man died? No, William Ba fell and suffered head and eye injuries treated at the same hospital.
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Jefferson Hospital
Annie Henley
Norris Street
Lottie Brant
South Fifteenth Street
Virginia Middleton
Camden
Margaret Clark
Wallace Street
M. Casey
North Twentieth Street
Alice Cohn
Mildred Street
Clara Peterson
Cabot Street
Bila Coleman
Locust Street
Lizzle Ludlow Smith
Ellswort White
Xia
Pine Streets
William Ba
Delegates Faint in Parade Crowd
Frederick Sheffman a 40 year old delegate from St Paul Minnesota and James A Winslow a 57 year old delegate from Lancaster fainted in a crowd at Broad Street Dear Walnut during a parade. They were carried to hospital then revived and taken to a hotel.
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Frederick Sheffman
St. Paul
Mina
James A. Winslow
Lancaster
Broad Street
Walnut
Walle
Bemmesvente Hospital
Ihe
Aiten
Man Runs Over By Wagon Incident Near Broad and Pine
Joseph Cunningham was found unconscious on a doorstep near Broad and Pine and carried to Polyclinic Hospital. He grew worse after admission and remained unconscious at midnight. A second report notes an unknown white man dropped dead on Broad and Pine after a parade and was taken to the Morgue as unidentified.
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Joseph Cunningham
Broad and
Pine Streets
Broad
Bliss Boom Fades as Former Secretary Denies Candidacy
Former Secretary Cornelius N. Bliss faces a political setback as his support collapses and his headquarters sit empty. When pressed about the race, an associate states that Bliss was never a candidate and will not appear on the ballot, signaling a final stance.
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Cornelius N. Bliss
Bites
Delegates Elect National Officers At Democratic Caucuses
Delegates elected various officers and national committee members at regional caucuses last night. The slate largely reaffirms incumbents with Hanna supporting George Fox and replacing Charles Kurtz as national committeeman. numerous chairmen of delegations and national committee positions listed by state and party officials.
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Hanna
George Fox
Cincinnati
Charles Kurtz
Senator Foraker
First Day of Twelfth Republican National Convention
At noon in a South Thirty-third Street auditorium the twelfth Republican convention opens with Senator Marcus A. Hanna presiding. Senator Wolcott of Colorado is chosen for temporary presiding officer. committees and officers to be appointed as Lodge is expected to become permanent chairman.
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California
George A. Knight
Colorado
E. O. Wolcott
Connecticut
Linus R. Plimpton
Florida
Joseph E. Lee
Idaho
Frank R. Gooding
Charles, W Pairbanks
Iowa
Les —— M
Kansas
J. R. Burton
Kentucky
William C. Bradley
Louisiana
Maine
Sidney M. Bird
Massachusetts
Senator Lodge
Michigan
William Livingston
Minnesota
Samutog Lord
Missouri
D. M. Houser
Montana
Thomas H. Cart
Nebraska
William F. Gur
New Hampshire
J. J .Gallanger
New Jersey
W. J. Well
New York
Thomas
Platt
Ohio
George K. Ae
Pennesylvania
Quay
South Carolina
E. A. Webster
Pee L
Wee
Vermont
John
Ae McCullough
Irgin
Republican Party
Marcus A. Hanna
Republican National Committee
Musical Fund Hall
Locust Street
Eighth
John C. Fremont
William L. Dayton
United States
Hanna
Senator Wolcott
Wolcott
Senate
Chicago Republicans Arrive for Week in City and County
Chicago based Cook County Republican Club leaders arrive in Chicago for a week of rest and party business on Eighth Street near Spring Garden. Notables include William Lorrimer Charlies Deenen B J Magerstadt and Doc Jamison. The group features Phinney’s Walten Band and a roster of city officials and club directors.
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Cook County
Illinois
Eighth Street
Spring Garden
Windy City
Lake Michigan
Cook County Republican Club
Chicago
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
William Lorrimer
Charlies
Deenen
B.J. Magerstagt
W. T. Turner
A. Joyce
Reais
Laos
Harry G. Bail
eGorge Woods
Hesey
Chamberlain
C. Lewden
Ilinois National Yards
Sherte Samuel Ve
Soety
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Jolned
McMichael Club
Tariff Club
Pittsburg
Isaac D. Hetzell
Sewell Club
Delaware
Eath Ward
Parkside
Hamilton Ob. C. Wesley Thomas
West Philadelpnia
Tenth
Jim" McNichol
Leeds Association
McNichol
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National Committee
Keee
Charles
Brooker
John G
George L. Tho P
Ernest BE Hart
David W. LY
John W Yerkes
A. T. Whet Erley
Ae Haley Jasissippi
Willia Elliott
Ceer
William H. D
Franklin McRray
Frowe
George Cox
Oregon
George
STEEL
Dakota
Tennessee
Walter P. Brownlow
Vireo Uroror de Bowden
Rgipia Dorgen
Wathingon
GEOG
Meaker
West Virginia
Wisconsin
HNEX
C. Payne Ison
Ow Griff
Arizona
Indian Territory
Williaam M. Millette
New Mexico
Solomon Luna
Oklahoma
William Grimes
Committee On Resolutions
Ches Rowell
C. C. Cav
W. E
Walter ci RO
Idahbo W. B. Heye
Indiana
Charles W. Spairbanks
George W. Fren
M. A. Lowe
Emile Kuntz
Frank
Payson
Walter Clifford
Mississippi
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Missis
Missis R. Lynch, Missouri—D. P. ER. Montena
Thomas H. Carter
E. Nares Ter
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Freder K P. Ollott
Licele Quigg
Oreson
John D. Dales
Fennsylvania
Boies Penrose
South Dakota
G. Bennett
Utah
George Supherland
L. M. Reed
Virginia
S. Brgws
ALLEN
J. Ashton West
H. Flynn
J. B. Oeee
C. H. Akers
A. F. Parkinson
E. A. Cahoon
W. B. Fairle
J. Deming Perkins
W. H. Lucas
R. Ing
Indian L. Jett
Towa Icra McFarland
Cansas
Henry Bogatz
Thomas N. Hastings
William 8. Hancock
Wallace
Malcolm Moody
John A. Steel
George Rice
Ernest Caldwell
N. WE Bae Jermont
W. Ae
H. H. Slack
C. He R. Wasn Ton Far Vest
Leddee
Abrell
Er Fannin
A. Abbyta
Committee On Credentials
George W. Reed
John Grass
Edward Milner
J_ N. COOMBS
Waho
J. F. Ailshie
C. C. Shirley
M. J. Tobin
T. B. Wall
Grorer
F_ C
E. M
Jesse Gove
R. C
M. A
India
Committee On Rules
Charles Een
H. W. Idaho
L. L. Phaeexndiana
George P. Haywood
Owa
J.C. MA
J. R. BO Wsentucky
R. P. Ernst
Iana
T. F. O'Neillaine
George A. Murchie
S. W. McCall
William McPherson
R. A. Simmons
Pentane
A. C. Clark
Bes Fear Obveys
Osarvon
H. AH. Bingham
W. M. Garland
D. H. Mofat
Connecticnt
Paes Sears
W. Pla
J. Hampton Hoge
Levi Ankeny
W. W. Monroe
Walter Alexander
John Ke Yg
Soper
W. H
John B. Thompson
A. J. Sloper
John F. Horr
George L. Shoup
Seeenk
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Hernley
J. J. Jane Kentuc Mlliam J
Albert Pierc
F. EB. Huntress
W. E. Parnell
Assent Ac
E. Mack
Missoul
Walter Dickey
David E. Folsom
Alexander Laverty
Albert Wallace
William Barber
S. Romero
New Onteg
Ae Greene
John A. Murdock
Uth Dakota
Emil Brauch
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