Keystone State delegates toe the Philadelphia convention
The article reports on a Philadelphia based political gathering with delegates from across the state. John Dearhai is favored for vice presidency by colored delegates while opponents include James Nomiham Choodhall and Andrew James. Philadelphia contenders Robert Kelly and William Maenald seek one of the other presidencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John & Dore
Phihdelpha
Hayvtl
James FL Nomiham
James K. Choodhall
Andrew FF. James
Philadelphia
Robert B. Kelly
William Maenald
Vine
Henk
Wy Shaw
Jerman
Washington Avenic
Marckwelk
Coresner
Lackawannia
Adamenves
John &. Dearhai
Larloseoteus
Cloke
Ontral Republicain
Elih Roome
North
Washington Avene
Blane
Edward 0. Fetter
Ciachell Femmes
Ked B. Wobt
Captain Jone
John S&s. Marcha
Kvonk Poun T
George A. Jones
John HH
Campbell
Monster Meeting in the New Armory Prompts Silent Vigil
A large assembly at the New Armory hears speeches by two leading United Elite senators, Thurston of Nebraska and Perro of Powniarivanii, amid wartime mood as President McKinley’s death casts a somber backdrop. The event features music by local clubs, a Life-size portrait of McKinley, and an address by President Moore urging law, order, and civic duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aelezaton
Senate
Dha M. Thurston
Nebraska
Dion
Bales Perro
Powniarivanii
J. Pianpten
Armas
Dedal
Tyee Moore
McKinley
Jefferson Avenue
Sue
Presi-denr Melintey
Tien
William Connell
North Ad
Senator Thurston Introduced at McKinley Monuments Event
Senator Thurston spoke on McKinley as a model of Republicanism amid a large Scranton audience. President Moore lauded Roosevelt and McKinley, urged unity, and reminded attendees of the late president's legacy. The gathering featured music by the North End Glee Club and a pledges drive for a McKinley Monument fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim
Cory
Republic
Kinley
Lite
Coe Amelia Child
William McKinler
Thurston
North End
Pennsylvania
Roosevelt
Harvard University
Matthew Branley Quay
Delegates and Alternates Listed for Scranton Meeting
A lengthy register lists delegates and alternates registered by midnight from Scranton and surrounding areas. The document names dozens of local Republican clubs and ward associations including West Side Central, Rough Riders, Union, and Young Republican groups, with many individuals tied to Philadelphia and other cities. The writeup covers speakers, crowd reaction, and remarks on leaders like Senator Thurston and State League President J. Tompton Moore, plus light notes on staff and stage setup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dudwit
Janos Moir
Laion League
Beranton
Tania F Carter
Viank Bi. Merwe
Silas Walter
Aformies
Kone W, Marshall, Jr
Wy Sen Wer
OS Powell
Koyetanecht
Scranton
Campswell Heates
Didim
Bell
George Aldona
Altetnatus
A, Patterson
George W, Brown
Merten
West Side Central Republican Club
Gritish T. Davie
Morgan Tironus
Charles Acker
James Terehon
Vallesia
Joep M. Hueton
Willem W. Brown
Howard TV
Jewie
Jocw
Adolph Gosling
AGC
Harmer Club
Philadelphiie
Fear 0D
Etre
Mo Wo Roweher
Mehard Curre
Flake
Runmen
Wee Ke Edwin S
Eauly Thirtyfourtty Ward
Philadelphia
William Ff. Biliett
Renwick
William Russell
Twenty-ninth Ward
William Babe, Jr
John Erie
Deh HW
Jordan, Allevnate
George de Hoven
Savey Mummy
Louie Bowie
Kenry
Kk. Bowerciut
Samuel Sutcliffe
William Laveen
William Griecom
Nobert Lamon
Mob
Gates
Samwel
Henry
Philadel
Privy Deleguer
William F. Clark
Joseph Ke. John
Robert To Goren
Alfred Oot
Eliwoul McKinnon
George ¢. Murphy
Union Republican Club
Delewater
Lo W Dedbetter
Mop. Donaldson
George HH
Unseen
J. W. Johnna
George Leontini
Wow
Dawber
West End
Republican
Asocation
Ilopates
George Sterr
Charles Mawr Thuniets
Dirty Stone
Harry Moore
Dowph Travis
David Jotmon
Young Men's Republican Club
Thirteenth Ward
Delegates
Doin M. Therm
Tete Morhert
Jose FL Ridewar
Prank
Wyonas
William
Clair
William Camplel
M.S Quaychul
Charles K. Perkinpipe
Harry ©. Requirell
William C Bailey
John & Owen
K. Lenore
M. O'Rourke
Republican Club
William J. Dallas
Thorne Woodaven
Kates Saba
John T. Gault
John 8. Stewart
Tow Teed
Myron
Wrigley
Dolin
Alternites
Parry Gaston
James Kenner, Jr
Joseph Greeenwort
Edwin S. Smart
Sixteenth Ward
Philatelphia
Wateon Keighley
James Colvin
Jacob Clare
Robert Stratton
George Mathews
Julius Montonson
Germantown Republicn Club
Philadelphia— Polegate, John S. Warner, John T. Harrison, John J. Crout
Morrison D. Wood
John McNeil
Prank D. Masses
West End Republican Club
Twenty Ninth Ward
Guttavus Freece
William Barthes
Adam (. Ackerman
Harry OF. Morgain
Samuel Noar
John Parsley
Theodore FW
Stulb
Palladelphia—Delegites
Theodore B. Stulb
John Kluane
Anthony Voat
Micrmates
Charles Mont
Harry Kk. Cooper
Henry Voat
Motil Republican Club
Leelie Yates
John FF. Flaherty
John Lulkenheimer, Jr
John W. Reekon
Prank Silher
Louie Wl Bush
Harrion Republican Club
Delestes
John F. Glenn
Hon. Werman
Adam T. Rauchary
Broomall
Over Noll
Charles Harker
Morris Muhariz
Theodore Tomson
Parkside Republican Club
Delesgates
James S. Hall
C. Wy. Whitehead
T. L. Townsend
F. M. Lowtex
FP. Allendorf
W. A. Smith
IL Newton
Albetele
Delegatis
W. P. Short
A. Kortiman
Robert McCave
Thomas McDonnnell
J. Wilken
ML Clifton
Garfield Club
Henre Bark
Elian Abram
J. Eidbard Pohl
Henry Hofman
George W. Shutt
Anton, Reichert
Benjamin HW
Cramp
Seventh Ward
George Wenner
Samuel ©. Hevener
Frank MM. Klevener
Alterstated
Frank Klumpp
Elmer Bitchie
Charles Mewal
Delecolo
A. Baldi
Emanuel V. J. Nardi
Vito A. del Vecchio
Frank Noma
Andrew Scvitt
Alonao K. Nardi
Edward A. Wlorter
Harry Mendeleon
George Atkinson
Wlenty Parker
William Gomber
William Wait
Nelewar
Amos Jones
Albert Bayard
Charles Ilvlin
Alex Crawford
Luke Maceniet
Samuel Rahford
German Republican Club
Melegates
Chrlat Wieland
Pred Pawn Cuerter
Max Schoen
August Goeppner
Frank Spileer
John Behuler
M.S. Quay
Harry Pitman
Henry Brooks
John Spence
William J. Elliant
William B. Crawford
James Mellon
East End Republican Club
Twenty -Eighth Ward
N. Carter
T. FL G
Seixas
Mayer
Leons
G. W. Cowdrick
George Findley
AntiCobdia
Robert Hichardson
Wiliam W. Turner
Harman
Bourne
Albert DT. Mayhew
George MH. Banen
Maylon B. Erb
Young Repalligan Club
James H. Kekertey
Edwin C. Banhardt
P Foelleh
Finvtel
Joseph B. Mitchell
Maurice P. Livenoy
Hermantown
Jobin & Warner
John T. Harrivon
Colm J. Crout
Morrison
Wood
Frank H. Mua
Thirtieth Ward
Young Republican Club
William J. Milligan
FV. Weidenan
O F. Medellan
Alernates
Mo L. Farrell
W. W. Watt
Edward Mortor
Red M. Wagner
Allan Thomas
Bernard Maguigan
Samuel Jami Oot
Jom Esbirker
Jonas Maines
George Reed
M. B. Quay Association
George B. Evans
Nurey M. Pitmann
M. Shank
James A. Ashworth
Eleventh Ward
Phia
Meliquies
John Connelly
Naniel Frey
Keene
George Kaur
William Baker
Sarnel Wipr
Cine’ Repubican Eto
Plilmitel Pilin
Wo Basil Webb
Janice J. Newdrwm
Charles Hi. Brooke
Henry &. Maretin
John F. Carter
Charles Bldonee
Ielladel Phia
Thle
W.L. Berts
George W. Leciie
James Tt. Ovan
Pied Hartman
Tl. Waylor
WP. Connell Republican Elit
FL Trany Tobin
Walter Biehing
Charles Fi. Sapaca
Amltroates
FT Tobin
Wiiem Reanim
West Philadelphia
K. Cole
Dane Clite
George Wo bin
Twenty-third Ward
Joseph Joleen
Robert J. Corson
William FB. Clark
George J. Murpis
WR. McKinles
Ahmed
Lone
Henry Thingow
Benjani Lewie
Wire Griffin Altinnates
George Chapman
Theodore Johnson
J Ot Burges
MR Quayamorjation
Thirtyfourth Ward
Senator Penrose Praises President in Memorial Address
The report describes Senator Penrose delivering a memorial style speech in Pennsylvania, despite a cold, praising a late president and the prosperity tied to his administration. It highlights the crowd’s ovation and the strong political tone reflecting Republican support in the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penrose
Keystone
Audiencr
Pemnavivanld
Mennley
York County
Pennsylvania
Genese
Big Meeting Inspires as Crowd Shows Patriotism
An article recalls last night's large gathering at the armory for a patriotic event. Senator Thornton delivered a memorable speech, likened to Mark Twain and Nathaniel Hawthorne, drawing praise for voice and language. His wife, near the front, wore blue gown and lace, sharing in the applause and pride as observers were moved by the moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benny
Ters
Senator Thornton
Mark ‘S'Wain
Nathaniel Hawthorne
McKinley
Blaine
Thornton
Benator
Washington
Sketch of J Hampton Moore Pennsylvania State League president
The article profiles J Hampton Moore a Philadelphia leader born in New Jersey in 1864 who rose through the Public Ledger to prominence. It chronicles his roles as editor, real estate figure, secretary to Mayor Ashbridge, and longtime figure in the Republican clubs including his nomination for treasurer.
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J, Tompton Moore
State League
Philadelphia
J. Hampton Moore
Pennsylvania State League of Republican Clubs
New Jersey
Woodbury
Quaker City
Court Combination
The
Public Ledger
George W. Childs
Pennsylvania
United States
Richard G. Collera
Moore
Aghbridge
Aim
Nietors
Ashbridge
League of Republican Clubs
Five O'Clock Club
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