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Philadelphia Times

Location

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1900

Page

9

Platform McKinley’s Document in Every Plank and Detail

After hours the committee led by Senator Fairbanks completed the Republican platform. It lauds McKinley’s four-year record, pledges four more years, commends gold standard, tariff protection, exports, and military victory, and urges expansion, civil service integrity, and territorial statehood while opposing free silver.

Platform McKingey FTER Fairbanks McKinley United States Republican Party Democratic Party Chicago

Teddy Roosevelt Rescued From Rushing Crowd Outside Convention

Police Captain Malin intervened as a mob pressed around Theodore Roosevelt outside the convention hall after adjournment. The Rough Rider, governor and potential VP candidate, is seen smiling amid the enthusiastic chaos while fans tugged his arm and shook his hand.

Malin Teddy"’ Roosevelt New York Roosevelt Hanna Captain Malin

National Republican Committee slate finalized after lengthy ballots

After extensive balloting the convention committee on credentials chose the national Republican committee for four years. Named members include Bowden of Virginia, Cox of Ohio, Gibbs of New York, Murphy of New Jersey, Quay of Pennsylvania, Steele of Oregon, Long of Florida, Vanfleet of California, and Grimes of Oklahoma among others. Alabama and several territories listed no selections.

National Committee Convention Committee National Republican Committee Alabama Arkansas Powell Clayton California W. C. Vanfleet Colorado Wolcott Connecticut Charles F. Brooker Delaware John Edward Addicks Florida John G. Long Georgia Judson W. Lyons Idaho George L. Shoup Illinois Graeme Stewart Indiana Harry C. New Towa Ernest EB. Hart Kansas David W. Mulvane Kentucky John W. Yerkes Maine Joseph H. Manley Maryland L. C. McComas Massachusetts G. L. Meyer Michigan William H. Eliott Minnesota Thomas H. Shevlin Mississippi H. C. Turley Missouri Richard C. Kerens Montana William H. Dewitt Nebraska R. P. Snyder Nevada P. L. Flannigan New Hampshire Charles T. Means New Jersey Franklin Murphy New York Frederick Gibbs North Carolina J. ©. Pritchard North Dakota Alexander McKinney Ohio George B. Cox Oregon George A. Steele Pennsylvania Matthew 8. Quay Rhode Island Charles R. Brayton South Carolina E. A. Webster South Dakota J. M. Green Tennessee Walter T. Brownlow Texas L. R. Grant Utah John Rogers Vermont James W. Brock Virginia George E. Bowden Washington George H. Baker West Virginia N. B. Scott Wisconsin Henry C. Payne Wyoming Willis Vandevanter Alaska John G. Hyde Arizona William M. Griffith Indian Territory Wm. M. Millette New Mexico Solomon Luna Oklahoma William Grimes District of Columbia M. M. Parker Hawaii Harold M. Sewall

Quiet Session Dampens Ardor at Nominations Gathering

A restrained crowd at the grounds yesterday saw unusual dignity prevail as nominations were not announced. Delegates and guests departed with only light ovations while Chinese Minister Wu Ting Fang drew interest in full ceremonial dress amid crowding at the doors.

Thirty-fourth Street Wu Ting Fang

Canton Visitors Entertained by Thirty-eighth Ward Club

The Thirty-eighth Ward Republican Club hosted the Business Men's League of Canton Ohio at the club house on North Sixteenth Street. Led by Charles Miller George Friese and Judge T T McCarthy the visitors were joined by the Grand Army Band known as the Presidents own. Henry F Walton welcomed them. An entertainment and lawn refreshments followed with many club members and local leaders in attendance.

Thirty-eighth Ward Republican Club Business Men's League Canton Ohio North Sixteenth Street Charles Miller George A. Friese T. T. McCarthy Grand Army Band of Henry F. Walton James E. Walsh John J. McCloskey Thomas T. Joret William A. Miller Frederick Stehle James M. Hanlon John Scargle John G. Fry

Defeat of Green at Democratic National Convention Fades Ambitions

The national credentials committee seated R B Hawley over E H R Green of Texas and admitted Addicks with Union Republicans while settling contests in Alabama Tennessee Virginia Georgia District of Columbia Louisiana and Missouri. a fist fight erupted between two Texas delegates and two colored delegates issued threats during the session.

Philadelphia R. B. Hawley Galveston Green Committee On National Committee Hawley J. Edward Addicks Union Republican Party DuPont Alabama Tennessee Virginia Georgia District of Columbia Louisiana Texas W. H. Love McKinney Walter Burns Burns Love Harry Libbey Alvah Martin George E. Bowden Holland Bowen John EB. Jones W. C. Chase Addicks Blue Hen

Guests Take Trip on the Delaware Excursion by Allied Clubs

Nearly 6,000 Allied Republican Club guests rode five chartered steamers and city reaboats up the Delaware river with a return to Chestnut street wharf. Highlights included Cramp ship yard views, Port Richmond whistles, and a luncheon at Woodbury after visiting the New York Shipbuilding Company. Notable attendees included Senator Sewell, Captains, and business leaders from Philadelphia and Denver.

Philadelphia Delaware River Columbia Twilight Sylvan Dell Pleasant Valley Shinnecock Chestnut Street Republican Club Albany Lardner's Point Cramp Pennsylvania Railroad Reading Railway Port Richmond Billingsport Kaighn’s Point City Chestnut Street Wharf New York Shipbuilding Company W. W. Randle Fairview Woodbury United States Sewell New Jersey Specia Camden League Island Seaboard First Regiment Cincinnati Ohio G. W. Cook Denver Charles ©. Cook Leycoff Imperial Russian Navy George V. Cresson Courtland D. Cramp Tha

McKinley Platform Praised By Republican Chairman

Senator Mark A. Hanna declared that the national platform shows the administration’s prominence and that President McKinley faced more serious questions than any since Lincoln, solving them with Congress and earning world admiration.

Paris Senate Spain Western Indies Philippine Islands Cuba Republican Party McKinley Mark A. Hanna National Republican Hanna Lincoln Congress

Mount Pocono Special Returns on Pennsylvania Route

The Pennsylvania Railroad will restart the Mount Pocono Special for the present season. The northbound train starts Saturday June 23 and the southbound Monday June 25, running Saturdays and Mondays only. Depart Philadelphia at 1 08 P M Saturdays and return arriving Philadelphia at 11 17 A M Mondays.

Pennsylvania Railroad Company Philadelphia

Atlantic City Accessibility Highlighted by Rail Line

An old railroad note touts Atlantic City as easily reachable in 60 minutes by the Pennsylvania Railroad, emphasizing convenience for travelers and visitors.

Atlantic City Pennsylvania Railroad

Tiny Tim's Boom Grows Under Police Guard

Lieutenant Governor Tim Woodruff draws crowds at Empire State headquarters in Walton as West Virginia delegates seek a glimpse of the whiskered candidate. Police form a guard while boosters press in, and Woodruff hands out badges to supporters amid the throng.

Tiny Tim Tim" Woodruff New York Empire State Walton West Virginia Timothy Tim Woodruff Philadelphia Tim” Woodruff

Bible History Classes Begin at Haverford College

Summer sessions in religious history opened at Haverford College under Orthodox Friends east of the Mississippi. Isaac Sharpless chairs the committee with George A. Barton of Bryn Mawr as secretary and Asa B. Wing as treasurer. Morning studies cover Hebrew New Testament Greek and biblical history. Afternoons include excursions and recreation.

Haverford College Orthodox Friends Mississippi River Isaac Sharpless George A. Barton Bryn Maw Asa

Vestibuled Trains to New York in Two Hours

Philadelphia and Reading operates vestibuled trains with Pullman cars to New York in about two hours. Ez tickets available daily.

Philadelphia Reading Pullman New York

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