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Newspaper
Philadelphia Times
Location
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1900
Page
5
Lafayette Young seconded the nomination of Theodore Roosevelt for vice president at the convention. He praised Roosevelt's leadership and the party's role in rescuing industry, recalling the Rough Riders and the 1898 campaign at Santiago.
A Kentucky speaker urges unity in the Republican cause, nominating Theodore Roosevelt for vice president, recounting Civil War era Allied history, praising McKinley, and denouncing false campaign funding rumors while outlining plans for the 1900 campaign and travel.
Delegates from Massachusetts pledged to Secretary Long voiced strong support for Governor Roosevelt. M. J. Murray seconded the nomination and spoke for the Massachusetts delegation, praising Roosevelt as a man esteemed within the state’s borders.
Mason's Yellow Tablets claim to cure dyspepsia Mason's Brown Tablets claim to treat constipation Mason's Red Tablets claim to ease coughs Mason's White Tablets claim to cure sore throat The packaging mentions 30 tablets and availability through druggists or by mail from T Mabom Chemical Company 518 Arch Philadelphia Pa.
The President learned of his nomination at 12:45 P.M. in the Cabinet room with Cortelyou Colonel Bingham and Colonel Montgomery present. He notified Mrs. McKinley after the message arrived and kept the White House focused with few callers as reporters issued rapid bulletins from the convention.
The Hawaii delegation to the Republican National Convention will depart for New York today and expresses pleasure at the welcome they received during their stay in the city. They will remain in New York for the convention.
J Edward Addicks, millionaire leader of Delaware Republicanism, lauds Union Republicans victory over Regulars after the convention committee's credentials decision. The four year feud began 1896 over delegates to the St Louis convention with Washington Hastings and Henry A DuPont central figures. The Democrats fueled the conflict, narrowing the Republican majority from about 5 000 to 3 500 in the last election.
Special Telegram to THE TIMES from New York notes that the Journal will editorialize on the Philadelphia convention tomorrow. It says the new Republican party named the best possible candidates and that McKinley and Roosevelt surpass the doctrines they represent. The piece calls the party the imperial party, born less than a year ago, and contrasts it with earlier Republican eras.
Reading June 21 Peter H Houck of Oley Berks county was buried today at Friedens Church He planned his funeral in a business like way before death selecting men to arrange the service R Hunter and Snyder both born 1842 were among those who assisted at the private burial in lower Berks county
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