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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1904
Page
3
In a mountain settlement, Dolores plots to wound Dora as Joe Johnson’s illness worsens. Lemuel Johnson urges Dr. Dunwiddie to hasten recovery, while townsfolk discuss fate, wealth, and the girl’s future amid peril and longing.
A tense scene unfolds as Dr Dinwiddie and Dr Grey press Joe Johnson to accept treatment to improve his condition, threatening a slow, painful decline if he refuses. Lemuel Johnson protests, while Dolores prays for mercy, and Dolores appears at Judge Green's library window in a quiet, artful tableau with Dora nearby.
The roll call ends with Theodore Roosevelt receiving 994 votes from the convention. Speaker Cannon declares the result and Roosevelt’s nomination for the Republican presidential ticket. Alabama waives its vice presidential roll in favor of Iowa, designating Dolliver to speak for Fairbanks. Cortelyou resigns as secretary of commerce and labor upon election as chairman, effective July 1.
A derailed train on a bridge over the Jiloca river in Teruez province caused thirty deaths as coaches burned and the engine toppled into the river. Survivors and rescuers reported passengers leaping into the water and bodies remaining on the wrecked structure.
A Chicago man asks if Cleveland is slow and a Cincinnati drummer confirms residents die of old age in that village. The exchange highlights perceived pace and longevity with regional quips.
In Chicago the National Republican convention unanimously nominated Theodore Roosevelt for president and Charles W. Fairbanks for vice president. Governor Black of New York spoke in support of Roosevelt, and cheers followed Fairbanks as his name was presented. Chairman Cannon announced Fairbanks as the party's candidate for the term starting March 4, 1905.
George F. Cortelyou was elected chairman of the Republican National Committee at a post adjournment meeting. He pledged to act as chairman in fact and to accept no dictation, praising the late Hanna’s friends while seeking balanced support from all factions.
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