Democratic delegates gather for Maine convention in Lewiston
Lewiston hosts a Maine Democratic gathering with George H. Hughes leading. resignations and defections surface as Thomas Bridgham quits over Bryanism and McKinley support. Delegates, including J. Barton and D. J. McGilli_cuddy, weigh nominees like Samuel L. Lord and Obediah Gardiner amid platform endorsement of the Kansas City calls and Bryan Stevenson.
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Wiehorses
George H. Hughes
State Committee
Thomas P. S. Bridgham
Buckfield
Bridgham
McKinley
Thomas Jefferson
Oxford County
PRISS
Brijgham
Kansas City
Deve Hill
Bryan
J. Barton
Worthend
Darten
Barton
Cumberland County
Swett
M. P. Prank
D. J. McGilicuddy
Obediah Gardiner
Ockland
State Age
Knox County
Gardiner
John F. Lynch
Machias
Lord
Samuel L. Lord of
Saco
George BE. Hughes
Bath
Willis ¥. Patch
Thomas White
Bangor
Oliver Otis
Steamer St Paul Brings Nome Martial Law News
The St Paul arrived from St Michael Alaska with word that martial law has been proclaimed at Cape Nome. It carried $1,500,000 in gold consigned to the Alaska Commercial Company and 60 aes.
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San Francisco
St. Paul
St. Michael
Alaska
Cape Nome
St. Paul Co
Alaska ‘Commercial Company
Aes
Weather Review for Boston and Northeast States
Weather broadcast notes increasing clouds and possible showers in Boston on Wednesday followed by fair conditions Thursday. Maine New Hampshire and Vermont forecast generally fair Wednesday with possible showers Thursday. Local observations from Portland report clear skies with temperatures around 68 to 72 and northwest winds. Regional readings list Boston 74 and New York 76 with clear conditions and light to moderate winds.
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Boston
Washington
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Bryan Opens Democratic Campaign in Lincoln Neb
In Lincoln Nebraska July 10 1900 Bryan Towne and Weaver headline informal campaign events with about 15000 attendees. Bryan Towne speak at both meetings while Stevenson attends the evening event and is greeted by large crowds. Towne outlines reform platform denounces trusts and imperialism while Bryan defends the Kansas City platform and calls citizens to vote. Senator Jones says free silver remains a central issue and lists possible sites to notify the nomination.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Willam J. Bryan
Charles A.towne
James B. Weaver
Bryan S
Stevenson
Bryan
Towne
Mr. Bryan
Shafforth
Colorado
Cyclone’ Davis
Lexus
Assistance Secretary of the Interior
Webstr Davis
Charles A ‘Towne
James 5. Weaver
Weaver
Charles A. Towne
Webster Davis
Ey Ey
Ryan
Acaa Ag
Bose
Grivit
Uberty
Meech
Mr. Stevenson
Democratic Party
Lowe
Porto Rico
Philippines
Nebras
Aecclare
Cara
Chicago
Norso
Eeeate
Chalce
Llinois Temousane
Adin Bh
Ilke
Chicagro
Kansas City
James G. Weaver
Sone Jenga
Congress
Jones
Democratic National Committees
Pese
Chindianapolis
Columbus
Ohio
New York
Plot to assassinate President McKinley exposed
The World tomorrow reports a thwarted plot to kill President McKinley by a group of Spanish and Gabon conspirators based in New York. A warning letter triggered investigations led by Secretary Dick and Chairman Odell with detectives confirming key allegations before the president left for Canton.
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New York
McKinley
Republican Nation Committee
Charles Dick
B. B. Odell
New York State Committee
Odell
Boycott Renewed Ties Up St Louis Transit Lines
In St Louis on July 10 a renewed strike disrupted transit with renewed general boycott backing. North and south routes carried reduced traffic while central lines ran normally. The company says schedules unaltered but workers expect lower receipts and stronger boycott than before.
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St. Louis
Jteiny
Plymouth Match Company organized at Augusta
MATCH COMPANY ORGANIZED Augusta July 10 The Plymouth Match Company organized at Kitt for the purpose of buying manufacturing selling and dealing in matches of all kinds with capital stock of 200, which nothing is paid in. Officers include Ira M Binrton of Boston president Walter S Salt of New York treasurer Certificate approved July 8 1900. Also filing today Grant Rogers Prohibition candidate for governor and Hon Waldo Pettengil of Rumford Falls to the house of representatives.
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Augusta
Plymouth Match Company
Kitt
Iram M. Binrton
Boston
Mass
Walter S.salt
New York
Grant Rogers
Premiership Shuffle Tied to South Africa Postwar
The Daily Telegraph reports that after the war in Africa ends, Bir G Goldie will become governor of the Cape Colony while Sir Alfred Milner remains governor and high commissioner. A Lourenco Marques despatch notes a Boer bulletin claims Waterval has been recaptured.
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London
Daily Telegraph
Ae Africa
Bir G Goldie
Cape Colony
Alfred Milner
South Africa
Lourenzo Marques
Waterval
Woman Fatally Burned in Auburn Street Fire Mishap
At 276 Auburn Street a glare of flame from a hanging oil can ignited a candle held by Mrs Louise Alpbert. She attempted to douse the blaze and her clothing was torn as she fled into the street. She was taken to Manchester Hospital. July 10.
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Auburn Street
Louise Alpbert
Manchester
N.H
News of Pekin Siege and Boxer Rebellion In China
London dispatches report fluid news from Pekin with legations possibly still active while Boxers and Imperial troops clash near Tianjin. British losses total around thirty with Chinese forces numbering 75,000 against 14,000 defenders aided by Japanese and Russian guns. A sudden downpour halted fighting. July 6 saw renewed bombardment and Shanghai reports of a blaze in the Dowager Empress era. The Times notes U S Secretary Hay’s policy as aligned with Britain’s commercial aims in China.
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Legations
Tiensin
Che Foo
Ian Tsin
H. M.S. Terrible
Shanghai
Joxpress
Tuan
Aan
Vsuan
Taisham
Kang
L'On ‘Sin
Baron von Ketteler
Tsung Li Yamen
Prince Suan
Daily News
May
the Times
Great Britain
Ng Land
Aimple
China
Hay
Powers consent to no new territory for Japan troops
Berlin reports that all powers agreed to Japan landing a large force in China but forbade territorial gains from its troop presence. Germany denied secret pacts with Russia, noting friendly relations and no need for a treaty. The foreign office said Germany will inform cabinets of China status and take no immediate decision.
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Foreign Office Today
Associated Press
Japan
China
Ching
Apandas
Foreign Office
St. Petersburg
Germany
Russia
Foreign Affairs Committee
Bundesruth
Eaig
Lloyd Mall
Gera
Ministry of Marine
Cannesa
Strassburg
Tien Tsin
Taku
Helampo
Mong Kong
Mate
Maimanchis
Kalgan
de Berliner Neuste Nachrichting
Message from the Chinese Emperor on Moxer Rebellion
London dispatch reports a May 2 message from Emperor Kwang Hsu to Russia, Britain, and Japan denying Qing protection of the Boxers, pleading aid to quell the rebellion and defend the government, while regretting the murder of a Japanese envoy.
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London
Shanghai
Daily Mail
Himperor Kwang Hsu
Pekin
Nankin
Kwang Hsu
Chinese Attack On Tientsin Frontier Reported
Reports from Tien Tsin describe daytime assaults by large Chinese forces on the western arsenal and the railway station, repulsed by British guns. Allied troops including British, French, Russian, and Japanese forces counterattacked, with Japanese forces turning the Chinese left. artillery duels continued into darkness with unclear casualties.
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H. M
Ladysmith
Tien 'Tsin
Tak
Calais Man Elected Principal At Kash Maine Seminary
A. Bender of Calais was elected principal of the Kash Maine conference seminary today to fill the place of J. R. Haley who has resigned.
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Sn Pak
A. Bender
Calais
Kash Maine
J.R. Haley
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