Admiral Dewey Politics Split Over Bryan and Bevan
In Punaveuraia April 6 a political article discusses Eastern Democrats alleged to oppose Bryan and favor Bevan. It notes admiral Dewey’s attendance at a concert and his cautious, noncommittal responses on party ties. Dialogue hints at maneuvers around the 1900 national conventions and potential shifts in the Democratic National Committee.
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Plan of Eastern Democrats and Dewey Candidacy Scheme
A New York Herald report claims Democratic strategists planned to nominate Admiral Dewey at Kansas City, with Arthur P. Gorman William Whitney Daniel Lamont Richard Olney and Edward M. Sheppard shaping a sudden convention bid to ride Dewey's anticipated wave of support. The narrative suggests a coordinated effort to position Dewey before the national gathering.
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Fire destroys Kansas City Auditorium scheduled for July
A large fire in Kansas City gutted the mammoth Auditorium where the Democratic convention was to be held on July 4. The blaze started near 10 p m and swept across Thirteenth and Central Streets within minutes, collapsing the roof 20 minutes after the alarm. The structure is to be rebuilt.
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Southern Pacific Elects New Directors at San Francisco Meeting
At the Southern Pacific meeting in San Francisco directors were elected: Huntington, Huntington, Milla, Weed, Mackey, Hubbard, Searles, Haggin, Probar, Belmont and Hawley. It is reported that 0.5 percent of the $200,000,000 stock was voted. Earnings for the first nine months of the fiscal year show receipts averaging over $5,000,000 per month. Further directors will be chosen at a later New York meeting.
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Large Shipment of Locomotives from New York for Asia
The German steamer Wilhelmina sails from Philadelphia for Yokohama and Windivestock carrying a massive American machinery shipment. It includes 631 Baldwin locomotives for the Chinese Eastern Railway, 2000 tons of steel rails for Formosa Railroad by Carnegie Steel, and about 400 tons of bridge material from Poucaid Iron Works for Japan. Ip Mrs Dewey acting to become President of the United States Telegram.
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Douglas County Republican Convention Sees Marsters Nominated for State Senator
The Douglas County Republican meeting at Ostrom nominated Judge J. C. Fuiller for State Senator and backed A. S. Mareters for the same post. Delegates were chosen for state and congressional conventions as the party pledged support for direct vote for U S Senator and for reform measures. The afternoon session approved permanent organization and adopted resolutions praising the current administration and urging unity, tax reform, and direct primary election changes.
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A. G. Young
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Fusionists Convention Reveals Democratic and Populist Discord
A fusion convention in Douglas County exposed sharp factional divides among Democrats, Populists, and Silver Republicans. The event showcased rival nominations, party defections, and calls for a single Union Party loyalty to bi metalism, with speeches and committee appointments amid crowded, tense proceedings.
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