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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1900
Page
2
A Denver era dispatch details Roosevelt’s reiterated refusal to accept the vice presidency and shows Hanna’s push to block forced nomination. Delegates weigh alternatives including Dolliver Long and other figures as party leaders discuss Springfield momentum and incoming convention maneuvers.
General Francie W. Greene delivered Roosevelt’s message to the Kansas delegation in Philadelphia. He urged Roosevelt remain New York governor and suggested a vice presidency only if needed to preside over the Senate. Burton of Kansas restated unity for the Republican ticket and noted Roosevelt’s support strengthens Kansas and New York.
Governor Theodore Roosevelt declares he cannot accept a vice presidential nomination. He says his best public service lies in New York state and would support the party’s national ticket from the governorship if nominated. He speaks to reporters in a small room as delegations remain unsettled.
Report describes the frantic Alaska scene as speculation shifted from Long and Dolliver to Roosevelt. The stampede toward Roosevelt slows, with insiders claiming Roosevelt does not seek the nomination and that Senator Handan and allies delayed the Roosevelt surge, leaving Long as a probable eventual candidate.
Railroads announce special fare excursions to Chicago for the National Prohibition convention. Tickets on sale June 25 with return by June 26, for all trains except the Black Diamond Express. One fare for round trip. 25 cents collected by joint Chicago agent when tickets are used. Contact Lehigh Valley ticket agents for details.
The Pennsylvania Railroad offers round trip tickets to Chicago at one fare for the convention on June 27 26. Tickets valid for travel June 25 26 with return by June 99 inclusive. A twenty five cent validation fee is charged by the Joint Agent at Chicago for return passage.
Round trip tickets to Niagara Falls via the Lehigh Valley Railroad priced at $6.95 are on sale. Tickets valid for return passage from July 1 to July 5 on any train except the Black Diamond Express. Inquiries directed to Lehigh Valley ticket agents.
The Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway sells local round trip tickets between all points on the same division at reduced rates. Tickets are valid 30 days from issue and offer cheap travel for short trips along the line, touted as the best road in America.
The PhiladelphiaPennsylvania delegation unanimously re elected Colonel M ss Quay as national committeeman and named him delegation chairman. By a roll call Roosevelt led with 62 votes to 1 for Root, with other candidates earning a few votes and several absentees. Committee appointments included Penrose for resolutions Shields for credentials Steel for permanent organization Bingham for rites and order Dick Magee Murdock for notifying officials.
The Michigan delegation tabling a Roosevelt resolution sparked debate with opponents calling action premature. Delegates Robertson and supporters argued it favored Roosevelt’s welfare, while Hecker and others opposed it. D. M. Ferry and W. H. Elliott explained that Roosevelt’s vice presidency could hinder his presidency bid, prompting tabled action. Governor Roosevelt welcomed the outcome and urged other delegations to follow suit.
The New York market opened higher as bears covered short lines, lifting prices briefly before a broad dip resumed. Trading was active with many stocks slipping 1 to 1 1/2 percent, Northwestern and Lehigh saw declines, total volume 409,000 shares, and United States Steel issues down in bid prices.
Governor Taylor and Governor Bradley feature prominently for Kentucky at the Continental Hotel with the McKinley club adding a lively band. W. P. Rows says Kentucky favors Bradley for vice president if named, Roosevelt as next choice otherwise. Taylor travels with his wife, largely staying in their rooms, while authorities monitor a warrant against Taylor without immediate action.
Corrected by FH G Dale, several dairy and produce items appear with prices. Butter Creamery items show two prices around two dollars and a half. Potatoes Bermuda and The Flour Nest patent price noted in local listing.
Philadelphia market notes list contract grades and various commodities with mixed demand. Prices for cotton, emulants, corn, wheat, oats, and poultry are cited, along with receipts of 1,000 barrels of flour and 3,490,000 pounds in sacks.
About 126 female workers at the Sterling silk mill in Upper Pittston struck for higher wages this morning. Some workers stayed at work, and Superintendent Hamil is in New York City. a strike committee will meet him on his return. Authorities expect a short interruption.
In New York on June 14 the market shows a higher upturn for wheat with No. 2 and No. 1 white futures quoted near firm levels. July and September contracts edge to modest highs while spot grain remains uneven, with several varieties described as firm or dull but steady.
A special Knights of Labor assembly in Washington led by Acting General Master Workman J. Chamberlain faced arrests as Parsons O Keefe Conner Martin Healy Dalley and Armstrong were jailed on a malicious trespass charge filed by Hayes employe. They posted bail and await a police court hearing next Monday while supporters of Hayes continued the meeting barricading the door.
The Chicago market shows cattle active and weak to zero lower, with cloaina stronger and stock nominally steady. Feeder and calf prices range from 4.70 to 6.25, with cows, bulls, and mixed stockers noted, plus sheep and lambs steady to firm with western lambs and spring lambs listed.
Unclear OCR text outlines cattle market notes with prices for cows calves veals and buttermilk while listing various figures and commodities. No coherent event or entities beyond generic farm stock terms.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe cattle activity and prices with references to locations and weights. Mentions East Liberty West Yorkers heavy listings and veal related terms amid scattered numbers.
June 16 report shows credit balances and totals: 204,991 for current and 208,107 for barrela, with references to futures and other figures. Names and places appear corrupted but indicate a municipal financial balance rundown.
Chicago Grain and Produce reports on June 14 as Wheat moved sharply in the market. Prices and futures show unusual volatility amid ongoing supply concerns and demand signals affecting farmers and traders.
The article urges giving thoughtful gifts to graduates marking life’s threshold. It notes gifts should be simple yet meaningful as they begin responsible, active careers and introduces a wide range of suitable options.
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