Nash Renominated as Governor in Ohio Convention
In Columbus Ohio June 23 the Republican state convention nominated a full ticket with Governor George W K Nash for a second term Lieutenant Governor Carl Nippert Supreme judge John M Sheets attorney general and Istine A Cameron state treasurer Tymweon J Emerson clerk of the Supreme court and W Gol d o l msen on the board of public works The session ran three hours amid intense heat Chairman Hanna cut speeches and moved quickly through business Nippert’s nomination followed Caldwell’s decline of renomination The platform praised McKinley and endorsed Foraker while denouncing lynching and urging federal protection of suffrage The Wynoer interests left dismayed at Caldwell’s retirement and Nippert’s selection with Nippert previously Cincinnati school principal and police prosecutor The convention supported anti local option positions and pledged loyal backing to Nash and fellow nominees.
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Associated
Pres
Nippert
Leutenant
Wace
Caldwell
Nash
State Anti-Saloon League
Cauldwell
Tharna
Hanna
Cincinnati
State
Anti-Saloon League
Clark
Wynoer
M. Clark
Columbus
Paraker
Gambler
Kenyon College
Congress
United States
Electoral College
Spain
Supreme Court
McWinley
China
Porto Rico
Hawaiis
Philipepines
Dersanahl
McKinley
Porakeria
Ohio Republican platform endorsed by state convention
Exclusive wire from The Associated Prose reports Ohio Republicans reaffirm the Philadelphia platform, praising GOP achievements under which the U S becomes a world power. It endorses the gold standard, strengthens navy, aims to revive merchant marine, and builds an American ship canal. it supports labor and capital rights but opposes monopolies that control prices or production.
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Columbus
Resolutions Committee
Ohio
Philadelphia
United States
Isthmus
Railroad Strike Warning Conflicts Amid Ashley Shop Dispute
The Central Railroad of New Jersey reportedly warned Ashley shop strikers to return by morning or be discharged. Charles I Warren, VP and general manager, denies issuing any ultimatum or negotiations, stating no talks since the Ashley shops closed on May 20.
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New York
Wilkes-Harre
Central Railroad
New Jersey
Ashley
Charles 1. Warren
Central Road
Tony
Bryan Not a Candidate Says He Seeks Principles
The Associated Press reports under signature that William J. Bryan declares he is not a candidate for any office and has no candidate in mind. He emphasizes Democratic principles over expediency and warns voters will favor steadfast adherence to those principles despite opposition.
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Buffalo
William J. Bryan
The
Times
Norman
Mack
Democratic Party
Armipigers
Meme
Inere
Siivenss
Danger of Overtraining in American Rowing
The American crew from Pennsylvania University impresses English experts with speed though concerns rise about overtraining. Coach Bilis Ward and managers Hart and Fuller face warnings as Americans reportedly train harder than Leander eight rivals. Yale and Cornell cited for similar issues.
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Henley
England
Pennsylvania University
Bilis Ward
Hart and Fuller
Yale
Carnell
Bills Signed by Governor in Harrisburg Action
Exclusive wire reports that Governor See has signed measures authorizing a townships director post with a population over 4 000 to supervise schools and approving the Pillsburg Exposition Society to raise its bonded indebtedness from 200 000 to 900 000. The governor also repeals part of the second proviso of the first version of the act and forbids purchases for the State insane hospital at Wareon.
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Harrisburg
Pillsburg Exposition Society
Neas
State Insane Hospital
Wareon
Senate
Common Pleas
Township
Boroneh
Teith Pennsylvania Regiment
St. Joseph's
Scranton
Comon- Wealth
New York
Pennsylvania
Aherifts
Pennaymnia
Lackawanne County
Lo A
Flood toll rises as river toll fills region
In Bluefield West Virginia on June 24 the flood toll climbs to about sixty with many bodies recovered swollen beyond recognition. riverside graves between North Fork Junction Keystone and Norfolk rails are blamed for unidentifiable remains. relief efforts race to restore lines, telegraph, and power while towns clear debris and rebuild.
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North Fork Junction
Bluefield
W. Va
Oret
Keystone
Ted Gener
Norfolk and Westere Allway
Strieken
North Park Junction
Rev Joseph Cook Dead in New England Lectures Chronicled
The long time New England religious lecturer Reverend Joseph Cook of Mecanderoga died last night from Bright's disease. A famed orator, he delivered the Boston Monday Lectures on religion science and reform from 1877 to 1888, attracting large crowds and earning international touring success. His life spanned teaching in Andover and Harvard, extensive European study, and lectures across the United States and abroad.
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Assiatonic Press
Whitehall
Joseph Cook
Mecanderoga
Boston
Bnighand
Theanderen
Tee
Ae Eyclopaedus
Tie
Yule
Tas
Harvard
Ial
Mr Cool
Andover Seminary
Till
Anderver
Lait
Mass
Europe
Piadle
Leinsk
Berlin
Quebec
Heston Mondiy
New York
Germany
Italy
Thdla
Padlostine
Hevpr
Vem
India
Hina
Dagen
Australi
New Zealand
Lindwichdstrids
John Bannister and mother fined in colored case
A brief report notes John Bannister and his mother faced fines in a case described as colored. Details of the offense and jurisdiction are unclear in the fragment.
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John Bannister
Killing Accidental Confession in Michigan Case
Exclusive wire reports Homer Miss, arrested on suspicion of killing his father, confessed to the act but claimed it was accidental. He said he found his father June 3 about to commit suicide, and in the struggle the gun discharged. He buried the body, exhumed it later, and staged the scene to suggest suicide.
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Mt.lemens
Mick
Homer Miss
Aternoon
Flamer
Homer
Unclear historical note with mixed place names and figures
Fragmentary OCR text mentioning cities, railways, and capitals. References to a railway line to Halll and a city with 10 000 capital and miles. Names and dates are unreadable, producing a garbled, non-coherent record with multiple distorted terms.
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Hartshiig
Alate Dioguavkmiegit
Jon Dy UK
Citta
Ai EE Ieee Ibaa
Leah
Angeltul
Salil
Clearfield Steel Mailwiy
Mowrisdale
Sitti
Chostur
Big Medicine Company Overview Report
An agency report from Dover details the Mittelung case and the associated financial figures. It mentions the termayine and Cienivel entities and notes a 0.00 budget line. No further context or outcomes are provided in the fragment.
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Big Medicine Company
We Associatid Presa
Dover
Madiyine
Cienivel Wempam
Mittelung
Incorporulenl Buduy
Senate Passes General Appropriation Bill in Harrisburg Session
The Harrisburg bulletin reports the Senate approved the general appropriation bill totaling over 15 million dollars for executive, legislative, and judicial expenses. Amendments added about 98.6 million in total. several bills and conference reports were acted upon with adjournment to Wednesday.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Senate
Iit
House Dot
Menory
Brandywine
House Bi
News Summary Breakfast Page Items
Weather fair with variable winds. Virginia floods report and Governor Nash renominated by Ohio Republicans. State legislators work and new Congressional apportionment noted. Carbondale department and local items include theater and high school events. Watford students happy. educational contests progress. local Scranton area sales and northeastern Tennessee planning noted. June world lines added.
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Victinag
Virginia
Nash
Ohio
Nominates for State Legislature Open Ballot at General Election
Nominations from district figures including Hubtisburg and Cadigus indicate candidates to open and count ballots for the general election. Officials named: Torowiti, Laewed, Conler, Chayhill, Lanoweter, and Cadigus Phone. Election procedures proceed as votes move toward the slate.
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Pres
Hubtisburg
The
Republic
Torowiti
Laewed
Cadigus
Conler
Ah Chayhill
Lanoweter
Lehigh Valley Shares Sold to Connected Railroads
Exclusive wire reports that several connected railroads including Philadelphia and Reading, Erie, Delaware Lackawanna and Western, Central of New Jersey, and Delaware and Hudson have purchased Lehigh Valley Railroad shares. The Packer estate divested its 180,000 shares, leaving no stake, while Kos Mion was elected chair of the Lehigh Valley board, with Thomas of the Erie named chairman.
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Philadelphia
Lehigh Valley Railroad Company
Lehigh Valley
Philadelphia Sand Reading
Erie
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Central Railroad of New Jersey
Delaware and Hinlson
Lehigh Valley Arm
Packer Estate
Telieh Valley Radhcoad
Governor Stone Lets Senate Act On Wide Appointments
Harrisburg June 24. Governor Stone sent to the senate a long slate of appointments including Charles Millar major general National Guards of Pennsylvania for five years and Israel W. Durham insurance commissioner for three years. Also named were Frank Reeder banking commissioner Le Eyre superintendent public grounds and buildings James Roderick chief bureau of mines John Hamilton secretary of agriculture Jesse Ik dairy and food commissioner and trustees for state institutions with terms from two to four years.
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Harrisburg
Stone
Senate
Charles Millar
Franklin
National Guards of Pennsylvania
John Wy
Schall
Norristown
National Grids of Pennsylvania
Israel W. Durham
Philadelphia
Frank Reeder
Manston
Qet
le Eyre
Tsun
Jesse Ik
Cope
West Chester
Wid
Theastern
Pennsylvania
Conrad B. Day
Cgheorge Virux
Alexander Balfour
William G. Huey
Philadlelphia
Kon. T Davidson
Allegheny
Mus
William T. Bradberry
Altenheny
John A. Wiley
Ceorge F. Davenport
Meadville
HT. Church
Piutsburg
W. J. Blaikeley
State Hospital For Insane
Warren
Osterhoul
Hidgway
Satha
St. Mason
Mercer
Waters
Chardea
Shirk
Merle
George Lewis
O“H City
Congress Apportionment Figures Amid Senate Amendments
Harrisburg June 25 The senate devoted its session to concurrence of amendments to the congressional apportionment bill. Philadelphia and Pittsburgh districts are listed among districts, with counties named from Lackawanna to Bradford and Lehigh to Berks. The conference report was examined and laid over for final disposition tomorrow.
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Associated Prose
Harrisburg
Senate
House
Ganeurverdd
Cgivady
Philadelphia
Conference
Lootings at Haiptowne Milling and Bagpoled Company
An exclusive wire report from Philadelphia details a coordinated looting incident at the Loading Mone mills near Weilities Wadia. The seizure involved several named suspects and officials including Lanwaster, Niles, York, and others with authorities pursuing follow up in Newtondake and Lansdale.
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Philadelphia
Dume
Ty Haiptowne Milling
Weilities
Wadia
Aulonieil, Iy
Newtondake
Lanwaster
Tha. Niles
York
Semytr
Mise Knight Engages a Lawyer in Anotivan Case
Mise Vortia Knight, a local figure, engages a lawyer as a legal dispute unfolds in Lomion. The ornate report notes Knight’s involvement in a historical matter and references the broader civic context and expected court process.
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Mise
Lomion
Aires
Las
Mdwand
Larke
Senator Flinn Resigns. Henry Named to Succeed
Exclusive dispatch reports Senator William Flinn of Alleghany resigns as chairman of the Republican state committee. Senator J Bayard Henry of Philadelphia chosen to succeed him. Flinn had recently retired from the Pittsburgh Republican city committee chair and will not seek another senate term.
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Kaurinsburg
Trusted Treasurer Missing Amid Local Community Turmoil
A cryptic report from Abra notes a trusted treasurer vanishing amid local tensions. Authorities search the Akio Varnich community while residents speculate on motives and treasure losses.
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Preas
Abra
Lyme
Leon
Akio Varnich
Weather wind warnings sweep Merathor region
A June Washington weather update notes strong onshore winds likely to affect Merathor and nearby areas. Forecasters caution residents to secure outdoor objects and monitor official advisories for potential gusts.
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Noeilie Binich
Annie Smith
Charles Bsheelys
Mrs. McVoy
Sam Poindexter
John B Ballard
Rettle Brown
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