Peace Talks Highlight Ohio Republican Convention in Columbus
Keynote speeches by Hulings Kerr Foraker and Hanna call for harmony as McKinley praised. Delegates cheer McKinley’s name while factional groups and committees edge toward unity amid contests over leadership and future nominating plans.
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Hulings
Kerr
Forrker
Hanna
McKinley
Grosvenor
Foster
Senator Foraker
Ohio
Iie
Wanna
Bushnell
Hanna An
Harmons
Charles Foster
State Central Committee
Daucherty
Cox
Ohio Republicans Hold Speakership Conference Vote
In Columbus on June 1 the Ohio Republican Congressman’s conference considered the speakership stance. A formal ballot followed a full discussion with Henderson of Texas leading the tally and Sherman of New York trailing.
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Columbus
Congress
Ohio
Henderson
Tewa
Sherman
New York
Col Du Paty de Clam Arrested In Dreyfus Affair
Paris dispatch reports Lieutenant Colonel Du Paty de Clam placed under arrest after court proceedings and moved to Cherche-Midi military prison as a probable instigator of forged documents amid the Dreyfus affair.
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Col. DU Paty DE Clam
Dreyfus
Paris
du Taty de Clam
Cherche Mill
Steamship Arrivals and Sailed Vessels List
June 1 New York reports show sailing: Furstle marck to Cherbourg and Southampton. Prinderich Der Crops to Bremen via Southampton. Trntonic to New York and Rotterdam. Amsterdam to New York. Bye mer sailing. Arrivals include Kalier Mriederich from Cherbourg and Southampton to New York. Havre’s La Touraine to New York.
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New York
Furstlemarck
Jiambur
Cherbourg
Bouthampton
Prinderich der Crops
Bremen
Bouthamptn
Queenstown
Trntonic
Rootterlam
Amsterdam
Byemer
Kalier Mriederich
Cherboure
Southampton
Havre
Greek Bandit Sentenced for Murder in New York
John Zigouras, known as the Creek and linked to Cirwel bandits, was sentenced to die in the electric chair in New York. The ruling sets execution for the week starting July 10.
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New York
John Zigouras
Creek
Sirrantos Ferrantow
Bing Sing
Otis Seeks 30,000 Troops for Philippine Control
War Department plans call for about 25,000 troops after volunteer withdrawals. Secretary Alger and General Otis discuss needs, with Otis estimating 30,000 needed for effective control. Officials consider calling 10,000 volunteers to reach totals and potential additions from other districts.
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Alger
War Department
Smith
Tilley
Warhington
Cienera Otis
Philippines
Gineral Tie’ Colle
Waad
Witer A
Bitin
Vestentay
Otis
Command Changes In Manila Defenses
General Lawton takes command of Manila defenses and the troops forming the city line while General MacArthur oversees the outer garrisons and forces guarding the railroad and river defenses around Manila.
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Manila
Lawton
MacArthur
Military despatch on Negros rebels and patrols from Manila
General Otis reports from Manila dated June 1 that Captain Titles was murdered by insurgents on Negros. Smith has punished the attackers and declares the eastern coast under American control. Native troops and allied forces pursue bands through the mountains, with punishments imposed.
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Washington
Dpd
War Department
General Otis
Manila
Otis Report Telegraphed From Manila Following Casualty Update
Washington June 1 General Otis telegram from Manila dated June 4 lists additional casualties including missing personnel from the Ninth Infantry and Fourth Infantry with names such as Captain Charles M Rockefeller Sergeant Jacob Mollriewel and Private Alonzo Ti Castner. Wounded and accidental injuries are noted for several soldiers with ranks from the Third and Fourteenth Infantry and others.
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Manila
Ninth Infantry
Charles M. Rockefeller
Tafsutey
Jacob Mollriewel
Fourteenth Infantry
Alonzo Ti. Castner
That Town
Met
Clifford PB
Stevenson
Harley Stretch
Walter Combs
Attempted murder in York church harm during mass
Frank Minnich fired at Rev. Frank Kunin and then at Mary Fagan at St Marys Catholic church during Pentecost mass in York. Minnich claimed insanity and was charged with attempted murder and placed in jail awaiting hearings.
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York
Frank Minnich
Frank Kunin
St. Marys
Patrick's Cathade
Hoomin
Minnich
Kain
Mary Fagan
Parieh
Pwalt
Sweeney Resigns as State Library Watchman
James Sweeney tendered his resignation as watchman in the state library in a letter to Governor Bione. He criticizes the governor’s policy, says he was asked to support candidates friendly to the governor for a state Republican convention in Moga County, and chose to quit rather than comply.
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Harrighurpy
Jane
John G. Sterrett
Philadelphia
State Banking Department
View KK
Moga County
Duke Arcoss Pleased To Be In America
Duke Arcos expresses pleasure at returning to the United States and notes the reestablishment of Spain’s consular representation in major cities, Cuba, and the Philippines. He plans a formal presentation to President McKinley, scheduled for Saturday at 11 a.m. Note: The report contains garbled OCR errors.
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Washington
Duke Marcoe
State Department
Hay
McKinney
Ame
McKinley
Bellamy Storer
United States
Joe Spain
Madrid
Duke TY Arcos
Spain
Cuba
Philippines
DiArcow
America
Woeshington
Darces
Alleged Bribers Under Bail in Harrisburg Area
Shamokin and Harrisburg authorities report multiple bribe and conspiracy cases linked to the McCarrell jury bill and senatorial contest. Defendants including John J. Coyle Michael J. Castella Charles H. Spatz and others posted bail or waived hearings.
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Shamokin
Congressiun
Hedmond
Harrisburg
Hows
Tonio County
Quay
United Staater Senate
Kulp
McWilliamme
Kult
Lhiersourg
John J. Coyle
Michael J. Castella
Philadelphia
McCarrell
Maurer
Commonwealth Trust Company
Coyle
Ohi Keyvertown
Padunel
Charles HW. Spats
Pell and Miller
Northampton County
George A. Jenks
United States
Spatz
Moss at Bay in Mazer Hearings Over Tax Board Turmoil
New York June 1 The Mazer committee sessions centered on Mr Moss turning on the inquiry and on testimony alleging a depraved scene in the Bowery. Witnesses from Moss agents described nightly pedart activity under police eyes and the police commissioner's role in the case.
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Mazer
City
New York
Moss
Provident Feilner
Sheehy
Dr O'Sullivan
Dr. O'Sullivan
Maget
Mesa
Ceuta
Warships at Samoa Denial From Navy Department
Washington reports the Navy Department denies any exchange with Germany about the Newark cruiser bound for Samoa. No protest from Germany or official action has been shown, and no authority confirms prior representations about dispatch.
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Washington
Department
Agha
Samet
Samou
Leet
Navy Department
Newark
Nothier
Samon
Governor appoints Depew as bank examiner in place of Dalton
Harrisburg June 1 Governor Broie today appointed Dr William Depew of Pittsburgh a member of the state bank dentral examiner board replacing Dr Dalton Dr Youngham of Ellwood City The appointment follows the removal of the previous examiner and expands regulatory oversight of state banks.
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Harrisburg
Broie
Wiliam Depew
Pittsburg
State Bank of Dentsl Examinere
Dalton Dr
Youngham
Ellwood City
Governor Boone Grants Reprieves in Pittsburg and Erie
June L Horvlavare reports Governor Boone has granted stay of execution for William Hillman of Pittsburg from June 6 to July and for Edwin J. Helder of Erie from June 7 to July in a clemency action.
Baby Marion Clark Found In Garnersville Kidnapping Case
The Postmistress identified a woman as Carrie McNally, leading Deputy Sheriff Charleston to the Wilson household where the child Marion Clark was found. The Wilson woman and a man were arrested. the father, Milton Clark, reunited with his daughter. The pair remained in custody, and the man claimed to be her husband.
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Garnersville
Marion Clark
Jennie Wilson
Sherif
Garnerville
Milton FL Clark
Mhwomin
Sheritf Willan
Charleston
New York
Chrkerville
Mineo
Justicy
Herbert
Mra
Ida PB. Carey
St. John's Episcopal Home
St. John's Statlin
Carrie McNally
Arieste
Frank Oakey
St. Johns
Wilson
Littl Marion
Mr. Clark
James Wilson
Tool Lace
Clark
BL Johns
Weather and Local Updates Spark Morning Briefs
The morning paper highlights fair weather, a kidnapped case update, and political notes involving Ohio Republicans. It also mentions a tribute to Major Moreland, troop movements, local events, a new building project, and a city council ordinance debate over a mayoral veto.
Local authorities pursue possible suspect in arrest case
Police say a woman may be involved as a possible suspect after an arrest. Investigators believe she could be one of three linked to the case and are checking leads for further action.
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Een the
Binew
Uweing Qubetty
Family Reunites as Missing Child Returns Home
In New York a crowd gathers at the Clark residence when a twenty month old child, missing twelve days, is returned by father Jine L Arihug Clank accompanied by Toll er Devers and Captain Menekys. The baby is shown at the window amid cheers as police efforts continue to ease the crush outside.
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New York
Jine
Arihug Clank
Onlid
Toller Devers
Menekys
Ele Oly
Clark House
Ueiniphant Party
Inter Runway
Mr Clark
Ywlef Devery
Captain McClusky
Thiet
Mrs. Clark
Bimetallism at Louisville Convention Seeks Currency Reform
The Louisville convention adopts resolutions urging independent U S action for bimetallism. It condemns trusts and calls for government issued paper money without bank interference. It endorses William Jennings Bryan for president in 1900 and supports Chicago platform planks on free silver.
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Louisville
Contebt
Europe
Rhode
Getton
United States
Chicago
Biel
William Jennings Arvin
Mrs Maybrick's Case Driven by Choate Petition London
London reports the Florence Maybrick case may reopen as diplomatic efforts led by US ambassador Joseph Choate push prior proceedings toward a reopening and new hearing. The issue centers on the outcome of a secretive, high profile trial with international attention.
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London
Dolly Chronicle
Florence Maybrick
Ukely
Uhergtod Sherriy
Joseph FH. Choate
Btake
Cope
Dinner guests include Washingtons guests at the White House
The president and Mer Michinkes hosted a dinner tonight with Washington and Dune, Beeterury, and Mr and Mrs ML i among the attendees. Williamend dauchter of hiewge also joined as a guest at the White House event.
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Washington, Dune
Beeterury
Mre
Alan
Mer Michinkes
Ad Mire ML i
Williamend Dauchter
Hiewge
Family quarrel ends in double tragedy in June
In a June incident, Charlee Merkog, allegedly involved in a family quarrel, shot his wife and her mother, Mrs. Mary Soph, then killed himself. Mrs. Soph’s daughter Quonet survived the tragedy.
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Bt. Lewis
Charlee Merkog
Tanioht
Hile
Mary Soph
Im. Eolf
Soph
Quonet Tive
Kaiser Wilhelm Der Chroees Christened in Kiel
In Kiel on June 1 the German warship Kaiser Wilhelm Der Chroees was launched in the presence of Emperor William. The christening was performed by the Grand Duchess of Baden as the ceremony marked the ship’s keel recitation.
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Kiel
Emperor William
Marchand in Paris crowds greet African explorer arrival
Civil and military authorities and a large crowd welcome Major Marchand in Paris as he returns from his expedition. Spectators break police lines around his carriage while crowds cheer along the Boulevard and at the Ministry of Marine before a formal reception.
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Authenties
Lyons
Major Marchand
Pars
Totton
Lyon
Paria
Jeague
Nogoneties
Marchand
Minister of Marine
Lieuwtenant Darriens
Boulevard Diderot
Henri Quatre Bridge
Boulevard St. Germain
Ministry of Marine
Burather
Hamajivy
Ensign Dye
Bite
Marchind
Place de la Concorde
Avenue de l'Aport
Military Club
Place de Opera
Marehand
Campminiana
Adiminala
Amone
Gnvsis
Toubet
Rigsee Polacn
M. Deroulede
Maresl Habert
Agsize
Tragic Accident Leaves Fairmount Father Grieving
Walter Blaine, a respected Fairmount Township resident, accidentally shot and killed his young daughter Gertrude while practicing with a revolver. The weapon discharged during reloading as the child stood nearby, leaving Blaine in shock and grief.
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Wiskee-Karre
Walter Blaine
Fairmount Township
Gertrude
Ul.le
Wee
Franti
Pennsylvania Pensions Washington June 1
Truncated wire service snippet mentions June Cobb and Troy Mindfonmt with unclear pension context. Names appear amid garbled text. no clear event, location, or outcome established for a concise summary.
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Washington
Cobb
Troy
Mindfonmt. Ts
Weather Outlook for Eastern Pennsylvania Friday
Washington reports a shift to more east winds for Friday with cooler conditions by afternoon and a potential threatening weather pattern Saturday. A light to fresh southwesterly wind accompanies the change as eastern Pennsylvania braces for developing conditions.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
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