Ohio Gop Renominates Nash At Columbus Convention
The Republican State Convention reconvened in Columbus with Foraker leading the keynote and Hanna praising his record. Nash was renominated for governor by acclamation, Nippert named lieutenant governor nominee, and Price Minshall and Sheets receiving ballots for Supreme Court and Attorney General. The platform lauds McKinley era gains and Cuba, Porto Rico, Hawaii, and Philippine policy while endorsing Foraker and Hanna and adjourning at 1 10 p m.
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COLUMBUS
Ohio
Foraker
Senator Foraker
Senator Hanna
Hanna
Senate
McKinley
Chas. H. Grosvenor
Committee on
Republican party
United States
Cuba
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Philippine Islands
Chifef
Nash
Henry ¢. Taylor
George K. Nash
Carl N. Nippert
Hamilton county
Supreme Court
J. L. Price
Willia B. Crewland
Thaddus A. Minshall
J. J. Price
John M. Sheets
Newton M. Miller
Alya B. Hall
A. C. Critchfield
Lawson E. Emerson
Miller
Hall
Critchfield
Emerson
Isaac B. Camerson
Treaasurer
W. G. Johnson
State Board of Public Works
Hay
Leipziger Bank Suspends Amid Cash Crises In Europe
The Leipzig Bank announced a temporary suspension of payments due to the Dresden Credit Anstalt failure and costly discounting of bills. Officials said creditors would suffer no loss if commitments liquidate quietly, with a 48 million mark capital and reported liabilities up to 96 million marks.
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LEIPZIG
Leipaienger Bank
Dresdener Credit Anstalt
Leipsinger Bank 8
BERLIN
Lokal Anziger
Leipziger Bank
Cassel Treber-Trock Nung Company
Engagement near Reitz with De Wet forces details emerge
Gazette wire report from Cape Town describes a June 6 clash between General E liets column and De Wet near Reitz. Boers repelled and retook a convoy after a fierce fight as reinforcements under Colonel De Lisle arrived. General De Arcy directed actions and one officer was killed and another wounded. Temperatures listed for several U S cities follow.
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CAPE TOWN
Eliet
De Wet
Reitz
De Lisle
General De Arcy
General De Wet
Forest Park chosen as site for world fair in St Louis
Forest Park in St Louis was selected to host the world fair in 1903 to mark the Louisiana Purchase centennial. The Forest Park World’s Fair Free Site Association proposed a 669 acre western area plus 450 adjacent acres, totaling more space than Chicago’s Columbian Exposition site. The site lies in western Forest Park near Washington University, accessible by steam and electric rail lines.
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Gazette
ST. LOUIS
Forest Park
National Commission
Forest Park World
Washington University
Henderson Guests Attend Marlborough House Ceremony
Speaker Henderson and Henry White observed the yeomen of the guard inspection by King Edward at Marlborough House. Ambassador Choate hosted Henderson at Kuncheon with a list of dignitaries including LCar Roberts Pauncefote Chamberlain Fowler Griscom and Asquith among others.
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Gazette
LONDON
D. B. Henderson
United States
House of Representatives
Henry White
Edward
Marlborough House
Joseph H. Choate
Henderson
Kuncheon
Lord Roberts
Lord Pauncefote
Joseph Chamberlain
Henry Fowler
Clement A. Griscom
International Irrigation Company
Sir Hicks-Beach
Lord
Strathcona
Mount Royal
Charles T. Ritchie
Jas. Bryne
John Morely
Anthony E. Ashley
Captain Lee
William St
John Broderick
A. J. Balfour
William Court Gully
House of Commons
Henry Campell-Bannerman
Herbert H. Asquith
Judge Harrison
Tien Tsin Merchants Claim Big Losses From Marines
The China merchants company, owner of Tien Tain premises first used by Marines and later Liscum's command, has filed a 400 000 tael claim against the U S Government for valuables carried off by Marines. They say the premises were part of the foreign concession and not to be looted.
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Gazette
PEKIN
China merchants company
Tien Tain
Liscum
United States
Keystone flood leaves dozens dead in Virginia coal towns
Eye witness stories from Keystone West Virginia and officials in Richmond Virginia describe a catastrophic flood after a night of heavy rain. Towns like Keystone Coal Dale Burke and Shawnee suffered widespread destruction with bridges rails and homes washed away. Authorities report eight known deaths and hundreds missing while rail lines and tracks are heavily damaged complicating rescue and recovery efforts.
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KEYSTONE
W. Va
Elkhorn Mining Company
Elkhorn
Norfolk and Western Railroad
Eckman
Shawnee
RICHMOND
Dispatch
Norfolk
milsiona
Norfolk and Western
Coal Dale
Burke
Tasewell
Virginia
Cedar Bluff
Liberty
Tazewell
Russell and
Forty Mile road
Bluefield
Varnish Co Faces Creditors After Forged Notes Found
Arkon Varnish Company discovers forged notes totaling twenty thousand dollars. Treasurer J. H. McCrum has been missing for a week, suspected en route to South America. Creditors sue to sell company property to settle debts.
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ARKON
Arkon Varnish Company
J. H. McCrum
South America
Adelbert Hay's Body Arrives in Cleveland
The remains of Adelbert S. Hay arrived from New Haven to Cleveland today. The casket went to Wade Mortuary Chapel at Lake View Cemetery for late afternoon services. Secretary Hay and family were driven to Samuel Mather's Glenville home.
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Gazette
CLEVELAND
Adelbert S. Hay
New Haven
Conn
United Station
Wade Mortuary Chapel
Lakeview cemetery
Hay
Samuel Mather
Glenville
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