Roosevelt Looms for Nomination Amid Convention Doubt
Philadelphia June 1 through the first session of the Republican national convention shows Roosevelt could win the nomination if he signals acceptance but he asks delegates not to vote for him. Platt and Quay drive the campaign while Hanna strains to shift momentum toward New York governor. The hall fills with delegates as Wolcott’s speech and McKinley platform frame a tense, dignified gathering.
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National Republican Gathering Opens in Philadelphia
The Twelfth National Gathering of Republicans formally opened in Philadelphia. Chairman Hanna, wearing a McKinley miniature with a rabbit's foot in his lapel, surveyed the imposing scene as associates joined the event.
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Roosevelts Fate Central to 1900 Vice Presidential Fight
New Jersey delegates shift to Long on the opening ballot while Hanna and Roosevelt backers press to block a Roosevelt nomination. Indiana Wisconsin Nebraska delay, Kansas Missouri and Michigan tilt toward Roosevelt allies, with Dolliver and Long gaining momentum as the struggle for the vice presidency intensifies.
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Denver Post Case Sparks AP Mandamus Battle
Springfield reports the Supreme Court case where the Associated Press answers the Denver Post petition for a writ to force AP to provide news service outside Illinois. AP says it is an Illinois corporation with no obligation to operate beyond Illinois and objects to Colorado orders. The response cites potential impact on the Denver Times and argues it should be joined as a party.
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Tammany Dons Paint
Tammany executive committee in Tammany Hall completes plans for a 4000 member delegation to the Democratic national convention in Kansas City. Delegates will depart on two special trains on Sunday, July 1, via the Pennsylvania and New York Central lines.
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New York Central
Democratic Convention Opens in Austin Amid Water Delay
Austin Texas June 1 The state Democratic convention opens with Comorron and mimmy but water arrived today The convention faces no formidable contest beyond the rejection of the Kansas City delegation and proceeds without major friction.
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Tex
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Wakkerstroom Surrenders to Britheh Forces
In Transvaal the Wakkomiroom town guard surrenders to British forces after months of resistance. The transfer occurs amid control by Volkarust and Juteik with mentions of American manufactured goods taken as spoils.
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First British Train Through Laings Nek Tunnel
Lord Roberts reports 2000 stands of arms surrendered at Pretoria since occupation to be used for releasing British prisoners including 148 officers and 3033 men. 12 officers and 248 men in hospitals. General Buller notes the first train passed Laings Nek tunnel on June 18 toward Charlestown. Mafeking sick reached Deelfontein hospital on June 15.
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Convention News and Local Updates Across The Morning
Summary of convention happenings with race to the Republican National Convention delegates and a first season wrapup. Includes local coverage of the viaduct project and county roundabout notes plus a sad discovery of a Little Girl.
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Truesdale
Missionaries Held Back From North China Call
The Presbyterian board deferred ten young missionaries appointed to north China. Rev William Richards told them to stay ready to depart after September if unrest subsides. they may be sent to a safe Chinese port to study language under foreign protection.
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North China
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China
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China Port
Statue of Hahnemann Dedicating to Government in DC
The American Institute of Homeopathy opens its annual session with Dr. Charles F. Walton presiding. The centerpiece is the dedication and presentation of the Statue of Dr. Hahnemann to the government on Scott Circle east side. President to attend the dedication and a White House reception follows.
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Cincinnati
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Towne Returns From Wis Trip With Bryan
Duluth, June 19. Charles A. Towne returned from Minocqua, Wisconsin where he spent yesterday with William Jennings Bryan fishing on Lake Nagawasaga. Asked if the visit produced any political news he said it was not a political trip though they discussed the political situation.
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Minocqua
Wis
William Jennings Bryan
Nagawasaga
Elevator Fall Injures Five at Hotel Walton
In Philadelphia the Hotel Walton elevator plunged seven stories at midnight injuring five passengers and elevator crew. Among the hurt are J. G. Pringey from Oklahoma Territory and Brenton E. F. Trall from Holding Mich. Dr. Burton and Walter Hunter from Delaware. Marcellus West from Washington. Dr. Camden from Texas. Pringey and Hall suffer broken legs. Dr. Camden breaks an arm as he was thrown from the car. Two victims were taken to hospitals as the scene sparked intense excitement.
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Delaware
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Texas
Turner Bund Convention Features Socialist Alignment Debate
A. Rabbeich of Chicago urged the North American Turner Bund to adopt active sympathy for Social Democracy. Philip Andres of Nebraska opposed politicization of the group while Carl Eberhardt of Boston, a Socialist, warned against Turners entering politics. The discussion followed the platform and amendments in the majority report.
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Nebraska
Carl Eberhardt
Boston
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Kentucky Delegation Divided in Vice Presidential Race
Frankfort Kentucky June 1 Judge W Pryor said he backs former Senator David B Horton Hill of New York for vice president. The Kentucky delegation splits between Hill and former Congressman Shively Indiana for second place with Bryan.
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David Bobnutt Hill
New York
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Indiana
Bryai
Against Secret Societies Burlington Meeting Adopts Revocation Rule
June 1 Burlington Ia. The Rogue tone Lutheran church adopts a resolution to review membership exclusions from secret societies. At the next annual meeting a motion will be recorded to enforce the rule and prevent reviewed members from joining.
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Burlington
Three Firms Chartered in Harrisburg State Action
Harrisburg notes three new corporations chartered today by the state. Karthaun Coal Mining Company based in Clearfield with capital of 1000 dollars. Gibsonian Fixture Works located in Philadelphia with capital of 24000 dollars. Heinlo Specialty Company registered in Philadelphia with capital of 15000 dollars. P. Mining Company listed with capital 1000 dollars.
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Three Die As Tenement Fire Claims Residents
A tenement house blaze late last night in Huffato caused three deaths with a fourth in critical condition. Victims include Mira, Gulliana Mafanda, and her daughter. an infant Milanda’s child was severely burned but may survive.
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Knights of Honor and Faith Cure Buffalo June 1
An unverified ceremonial notice from Buffalo reports a gathering by local Knights of Honor and Faith Cure. The item mentions a supreme Jeolgo role and a geeslot event, with unclear details and names rendered vaguely.
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State Treasurer Takes Charge in Franklin County
In Franklin, Kentucky, June aut adjoins reports the state treasurer assuming charge of government duties. Treasurer Mager steps in as head of fiscal control, directing treasury operations amid a transition of oversight and management within the state.
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Hanrahan Knocked Out In Second Round
New York report says Tommy Weet knocked out PUMy Banraban in the second round. Officials and locals noted a swift conclusion as the crowd debated the bout’s pace.
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New York
Tommyr Weet
Pumy Banraban
Seound
Incursion in Bulgaria Leaves Many Dead in Duran-Locah
June reports that military forces killed fifty peasants at Duran-Locah amid the Bulgarian incursion. The clash underscores widening violence as authorities clash with local fighters.
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Duran-Locah
Drunken quarrel ends with Newark man's double tragedy
New York dispatch reports Louia Kalka aged 20 shot and killed his father Joeph Kalka during a drunken quarrel at their Newark New Jersey home, then fired into his own body. Police took Kalka to a hospital where his condition was described as critical.
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Newark
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China and Russia Engage in War News Delays
From Berlin to Washington dispatches reveal China’s cable cuts isolating Che Foo from Taku and Pekin. The Chinese government suspends daily boat service, forcing reliance on Shanghai and military wires as Japan remains cut off. Admiral Remey notes ships ready for service. Russia plans 4099 troops for China with no aggression intent.
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Tien-Tain
Weather Outlook for Pennsylvania Midweek Warm and Fair
The forecast for Eastern Pennsylvania calls for fair weather with warmer conditions on Wednesday and Thursday. Light to fresh northeast winds accompany the mild temperatures as the weekend approaches.
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