Foraker Dominates Ohio Republican Convention Nomination
The Ohio State Republican Convention shows Governor Foraker as the likely nominee with McKinley undecided but able to win if he prompts, while other rivals Keifer Butterworth Grosvenor and Thompson fail to unite against him. The first day outlines committees, routine, and strong Foraker support, with McKinley applauded as a possible future chairman and the party rallying around the prevailing leadership.
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Foraker
McKinley
Cooper
Keifer
Butterworth
Grosvenor
Thompson
Metropolitan Opera House
Francis E. Harsten
Columbus
Allen T Brinsmade
Cleveland
William Monaghan
Columbiana County
Mexico
Brinswade
W. G. Cooper
Mt. Vernon
Forsker
McKinler
Henry Rehse
Cincinnati
T. W. Greydon
L. L. Sadler
Hamilton
A. W. Cryster
Preble
L. K. Stroupe
Auglaise
Joseph Clancy
Hancock
H. A. Reeves
van Wert
James Liveng
Clermont
Hannibal G. Hamlin
Clark
E. L. Miller
Hardin
E. B. King
Eric
A. ©. Thompson
Scioto
Madison Betts
Clinton
John S. Brasee
Fairfield
W. 8. Kerr
Richland
C. H. Grosvenor
Athens
Robert Price
Muskingum
J. D. Trier
Guernsey
William McKinley
Stark
J. G. Converse
Geauga
A.S. McClure
Wayne
N. A. Gilbert
Cuyahoga
State Central Committee
Howard Ferris
George Moerlein
A. W. Kumler
Montgomery
J. W. Halfill
Allen
John M. Sheets
Putnam
M. P. Brewer
Wood
C. M. Harding
Warren
C. E. Gross
Pickaway
B. F. Freshwater
Delaware
J. Kent Hamilton
Lucas
J. 5. Blackaller
Gallia
Ohio Republicans approve platform for convention
The Ohio Republican resolutions committee endorses a platform affirming protective and home abroad support, backing President Harrison and pension reforms, favoring wool industry protection, endorsing Ireland policy, praising Governor Foraker, and pledging support for a patriotic federal policy and sound currency.
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CoLumars
Republican Party of Ohio
Jamin Harrison
United States
Pension Bureau
Senate
Congress
The
Ireland
Harrison
J. H Foraker
Ohio
Cleveland boom drives Indiana Democrats to Cleveland for 1892
In Indiana, Democratic editors meet at Terre Haute and Indianapolis to back Grover Cleveland as the 1892 nominee. Seventeen editors debate, with strong unison that Cleveland is the party’s best leader, preferring him over Hill and pledging support if nominated.
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Cleveland Democracy
Dispatch
Indianapolis
Cleveland
Indiana
Terre Haute
Grover Cleveland
Short
Franklin Democrat
Arnold
Greencastle Star-Press
Ort
J. B. Sehwin
People's Friend
Thoreu
Hill
J. L. Smith
The
Dana News
John Johnson, Jr
Bedford Democrat
Lawrence County
None of the candidates hints at Glovuand’s bees name on national ticket
The fragment questions whether any option would replace Glovuand’s bees name on the national ticket. It signals uncertainty about a suitable substitute and names no other figures or places.
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Glovuand
General Cameron Nearing End After Desperate Day
Special telegram reports General Cameron failing rapidly at Donegal Springs. He received no nourishment as doctors held little hope for survival through the night. Ex Attorney General MacVeagh and Dr. Bachman attended, with Mrs. MacVeagh and Mrs. Haldeman at his bedside as rain and gloom settled in.
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Cameron
Mr. Joy
Donegal Springs
Las
Dr. Bachman
Maytown
Donegal
United States
MacVeagh
Train Plunges After Cow Strikes Bridge
The north bound St. Louis Arkansas and Texas Railway train struck a cow at Crooked bayou trestle. The engine derailed and the bridge collapsed, sending cars into the bayou. Route agent B C Stafford was killed. Postal Clerk Jackson and Langman severely injured. a sleeping car named Oneida and the engine remained on track. a woman suffered head contusions. many others lightly bruised.
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Prise Buvurr
AEE
St. Louis, Arkansas and Texas Railway
Crooked Bayou
Oneida
C. Stafford
Southern Express Company
Bold Bank Robbery at San Miguel Valley Bank
A noon robbery in Telluride saw three masked men burst into the San Miguel Valley Bank cash room, forcing the unarmed cashier C. F. Painter to surrender about 20,750 dollars. The robbers escaped on horses toward the mountains as a posse closes in on leads between the Trout lakes and Dolores river.
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Denver
Telluride
San Miguel
Trout Lakes
Big Bend
Dolores River
Boiler Explosion at Remner's Brewery Kills One
At Youpnestown June 23 Bernard Stal ter one of the victims of the boiler explosion at Remner's brewery is sinking and will probably die before morning. One rib was driven through his lung while Richter the dead engineer had his head blown off. Nearby houses endured shelling as boiler and brick debris struck. A bed with two children slept splintered. occupants escaped. Loss estimated at 80000 with 45950 insured. Brewery to be rebuilt after insurance adjust.
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Youpnestown
Bernard Stalter
Remner
Richter
Peter Kelly
Bold Cattle Thief Strikes Lamar Ranch
A cattle thief last Thursday night entered Edward Dices ranch near Lamar Missouri and drove 20 head to Lamar. In Kansas City the thief sold the stock to James H Campbell & Co for 805 dollars and fled. Dices has filed suit to recover the cattle and Dicus plans a replevin action against the Leavenworth buyer.
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Kansas City
Edward Dices
Lamar
Dices
James H. Campbell & Co
Dious
Dicus
Leavenworth
Politician Parrish Vanishes From West Virginia District
Charleston reports grave fears for Hon. J. W. Parrish a prominent Republican and member of the House of Delegates who disappeared several weeks ago after leaving for Washington. Family and friends have found no trace of him.
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Charleston
W. Va
J. W. Parrish
Parrish
House of Delegates
Ublican
Washington
Ohio League Elects Officers
The Ohio League of Republican Clubs met in session and adopted resolutions opening the sagestes and national ad Clarence E. Brown of Toledo, John J. Chester of Columbus as treasurer B. L. McElroy of Mt Vernon.
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Ohio League of Republican
Resoluions
Sagestes
Clarence E. Brown
Toledo
John J. Chester
Columbus
B. L. McElroy
Mt. Vernon
Secrets of Clan-na-Gael Exposed in Revelatory Letter
An ex member reveals initiation rituals and oaths of the Clan na Gael. He accuses leaders of murderously using dynamite and demands secrecy while urging acts against Cronin’s killers. The confession targets the executive committee and the order’s funds and control.
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Clan-na-Gael
Cronin
Chasing Cooney
Police intensify efforts to locate Cooney the Cronin suspect issuing a circular photograph of him along with a description and a description of roughly eight year old child in a bid to identify the suspect and child.
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Coughiis
Crrcaco
Cooney
Cronin
Ees Rish
Mysterious circulars and police shakeups sweep city
The piece describes circulating sensational circulars to provoke authorities in Scotland Yard and Canada, a meeting between Longenecker and Beggs over Camp 20, and the dismissal of Officer Riley for purloining a station letter. Pat Gannon testified, aiding the State Attorney, and Captain Schuetter acted to strip Riley of his badge.
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Canadas
Scotland Yard
Mney Longenecker
John F. Beggs
Alexander Sullivan
Beggs
Camp 20
Riley
Chicago Avenue
Schaack
Dan Coughlin
London
Coughlin
Pat Gannon
Clark Street
Gannon
Political Feud Sparks Texas County Violence After Wharton Killing
Avetin Texas June 25 The Wharton Fort Bend feud over Red Gibson's death by Kyle Terry escalates as sheriffs report inability to enforce law without arms. Governor orders Victoria Rifles to Wharton and Captain Jones Rangers to Richmond amid a mixed party fight. Gibson had many friends. Terry is a Terry Ranger son with strong support.
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T. Garvey
C. M. Weston
Richmann
Cers
Kyle Terry
Red Gibson
Victoria Rifles
J. W. Jones
Wharton County
Wharton
Captain Jones
Rangers
Richmond
Terry
Mr. Gibson
Terry Rangers
Gibson
Brutal murder near Oak Orchard shocks Orleans County
In Orleans county near Oak Orchard a 40 year old farmer Eugene Emery killed 13 year old Cora Grimes with a wooden club while her parents were away. He fled but was captured by Sheriff Searle at Albion about nine this morning. Coroner Siican arrived after midnight as the community reels from the high profile crime.
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Mepriya
Orleans County
Oask Orchard
Medina
Eugene Emery
Oak Orchard
Cora
James Grimes
Emery
Paren
Siican
Prohibitory and Suffrage Amendments Vote Totals
Hareispree reports official county results showing the prohibitory amendment 269 995 for 453 948 against in counties filing returns. Poll tax abolition stands 177 591 for 386 549 against. Total prohibitory 723 943 and suffrage 504 140 with a 159 803 difference. Last Tuesday’s poll in these counties is within 201 873 of last year’s presidential vote and near governor and state treasurer tallies.
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Cambria
Delaware
Greene
Lackawanna
Westmoreland
State Department
Clarion oil field shows strong production near wells
The Clarion field reports high oil output with wells in close proximity, indicating prolific rock and lasting quality. Cadwallader and Leeper, Piper & Co, Local Oil Co, and Ritts, Shoup & Co., drive drilling on Lucinda and Bribbs farm areas while Greenlee and Boford target southwest of Spouter. Daily yield in Clarion area averages 512 barrels at Clarion so.
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Lucinda’s
A. Newland
Ritts
Bribbs
Pi Co
Prendler Athens Ritts & Co
Greenlee and Bofard
Clarion Field
Clarion Soo
I Helen
Highias
Disbanding Camp % Stirs Illinois Whisky Trust Ties
The State's Attorney announced Camp percent has been disbanded in the last week. Edward Spellman, president of the Whisky Trust and former principal Clan-na-Gael officer for Illinois and Michigan, was summoned to explain the move. The timing displeases officials.
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Edward Spellman
Whisky Trust
Clan-na-Gael
Illinois
Michigan
Ten Dollars Apiiece For Johnstown Survivors Plan
Johnstown citizens vote to distribute 150000 of funds among 15000 victims by giving each survivor ten dollars to boost markets. Supporters seek pro rata relief with district committees to oversee claims while critics fear unequal aid and favor better plans. Governor Beaver and General Hastings are kept apprised as relief measures move forward.
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Hastings
Kuhn
Citizens’ Committee
Beaver
Joseph McMillin
Cyrus Elder
Israel
Army Officers Build Bridge Over Conemaugh at Johnstown
Lieutenant Patrick and Evans of the U S army completed a bridge across the Conemaugh near the company store. They have been relieved from duty to attend to other duties after days in camp and are expected to depart soon.
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Johnstown
Carpenters Erect Storage Rows on Park Ground
In Johnstown on June 25 workers rapidly raise temporary storerooms along the park frente facing the business streets. The open ground is already covered with nearly finished structures.
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Johnstown
Loss Record report on properties and lives
Colonel J P Linton heads a Citizens' Committee board of inquiry to determine the number of persons and property lost and saved. The district plan covers 18 areas with sub committees and Alma Hall as headquarters. Losses reported total 4 996 960 with names and amounts listed for today.
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J Joussions
J. P. Linton
Citizens’ Committee
Captain Kuhn
J. L. Johnson
Father Troutwine
J. H. Brown
Sam Masters
John Hannan
Alma Hall
T. L. Johnson
Cleveland
B. J. Davis
Hartcell
Poland
John Fritz, Jr
John Frita
Waugh
A. Adams
Zoo
Ann Parker
McFeaters
A. Douges & Co
A. Douges
Stenger
Op Ghier
Police
Harris
W. Moses
Joshua Griffith
Portable houses draw public scorn and praise in Denton
In Denton on June 25, ten porta hut homes were washed and distributed amid public skepticism. One criticized unit from the Baltimore and Ohio depot drew sharp remarks from a woman who called it a dog kennel as other portable houses offer four rooms. Most applicants sought four rooms, while six smaller 10 by 20 feet units and four 16 by 24 feet units were built. Houses are bolted with iron bars, and galvanized smoke chimneys, intended for temporary summer shelter. About 650 applications had been made for portable homes, with two already placed in Woodvale. The households have not yet moved in.
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Jonestown
Baltimore and Ohio
Woodvale
Laborers Quit Work At McKnight Drift
One hundred ten of McKnight's men quit work and were paid off as Major Phillips aims to reopen the river by Thursday evening. Assistant Surgeon Dr Foster reports considerable sickness among the laborers with twenty five sent to hospitals in two days, typhoid fears, and improved camp conditions after General Reid's visit.
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Johnstown
McKnight
Phillips
Foster
Reid
Teachers who perished in the flood named
State Superintendent E. E. Higbee allows county superintendents to grant certificates to teachers of the same grade as last year. The flood victims named include Misses Mattie McDivitt Emma Fisher Laura Hamilton Mary White Jennie Wells Minnie Linton Maggie Gallagher and Mary Domigg of Morell Morrell.
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Johistownn
E. E. Higbee
Mattie McDivitt
Emma EK. Fisher
Laura Hamilton
Mary P. White
Jennie M. Wells
Minnie Linton
Maggie Gallagher
Mary Domigg
Morel
Morrell
Ieee Richards
Diehl
Seven More Bodies Recovered After Johnstown Disaster
Major Silliman reported seven more dead found tonight near Jounst Tow s. One body was identified as Harry Kedy. The others remain unrecognized. Among victims are a 12 year old boy weighing about 60 pounds wearing knee breeches with a yellow stripe and a man with a gold hunting case watch and snake chain. A mill man was recovered from the Ohio River near Bottom.
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JounsTows
Silliman
Harry Kedy
Ohio
Johnstown
Colonel Parchment Orders Guard Deployments Reviewed
In Johnstowns on June 25 Colonel Parchment visited several guard points and concluded guards are unnecessary. Troops at Cambria City were recalled though he may reinstate them if required as residents fear robberies and urge protection from a single armed civilian guard.
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Johnstowns
Parchment
Cambria City
Inquest Proceedings In Johnstown Coroner to Convene
In Johnstown on June 25 the inquest of a newspaper man continues with the coroner preparing to convene a jury. Dr Evans will begin proceedings at once as evening light fades and the case is described in sparse, routine terms.
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Johnsttown
Johnstown
Shieh
Dr. Evans
Turners at Games and Butterworth Speech Rally
Cincinnati Turners parade and picnic in Wood Park with speeches by Col. Tafel and Rep. Ben Butterworth praising Turner culture. Prizes awarded to large clubs, wrestling bouts held, and a downtown parade followed by a rain interruption and plans for a Coney Island excursion.
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Ben Butterworth
Cincinnati
Wood Park
Vine Street
Newport
Covington
Ohio River
Licking River Valley
Franz Abt
America
West Virginia
Conemaugh
Tafel
Congress
Ohio
Turners Association
Tom
Turner
Abraham Lincoln
Inwood Park
Yard Spouse Elopement Sparks Divorce Bid
Monroe Hatfield, son of County Commissioner Elias Hatfield, eloped with Mrs. Yard wife of Burgess William S. Yard of Browns ville leaving four children each. Yard's divorce action follows after Hatfield fled Connellsville grocery work and desertion rumors spread.
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Astoytrowr
Connellsville
Monroe Hatfield
Elias Hatfield
William S. Yard
Brownsville
Hatfield
Yard
One Dollar for Their Oil By Producers Association
A New York stock exchange report says an outside syndicate offered the Producers Association $1 per barrel for 3,400,000 barrels of petroleum they hold. The oil was acquired two years ago with an option to deliver at 90 to Standard Oil. the option expires Saturday.
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New York
The
Stock Exchange
Producers’ Association
Standard Oil Company
Fishermen Report Cattle Drift East of Sable Bank
Ospain Carlann of the schooner Annie Hail, from the Banka, reports for the past two weeks cattle float east of Sable Bank. Several animals seen drifting in the area during local voyage.
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Guioucestry
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