26 Jun 1900
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Newspaper
The Bellefontaine Republican
Location
Bellefontaine, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1900
Page
1
Catalog entry lists works by Charles M. Sheldon including Io His Steps Crucifixion of Philip Strong and Robert Hardy’s Seven Days with a mention of an author Heyer and garbled OCR text. The fragment suggests a literary catalog or review note without full publication details.
Malcolm Kirk agrees to lead a small Conrad home mission church with a modest stipend while pursuing German studies abroad funded by a scholarship. He confesses love for Dorothy Gilbert, secures a keepsake miniature, and sails for Liverpool, hopeful yet unsure how their futures align. a steamy voyage and new life await as he embraces ministry.
London dispatch recounts an American trooper from Roberts' Horse named Todd performing a daring rescue mission under fire. He and a comrade pursued stray horses for disabled guns, one trooper killed, Todd nearly recovered both horses before another fell. Todd then carried a wounded officer to safety when a doctor could not be found. The piece notes many acts of courage that day, yet could not avert disaster.
A report from the American Bible Society relayed by Rev. Jay C. Ch shows Manila’s climate is hot but tolerable with careful living. Filipinos have welcomed the Scriptures eagerly, choosing Bibles with references and maps as Christian work progresses. Chinese populations are increasing in Manila and poised to become a major commercial group.
A garbled scene shows a newsboy and a bootblack near a Walton kitchen doorway, sniffing scents as they recall Shiner and a puzzling character named Meriel Shiner. The fragment hints at a mix of slang, misread names, and wartime talk about Cuba.
Ohio delegates to the convention chose him while seats were left. The Toledo Blade blames Marcus A. Hanna for Cox's rise and predicts GOP repudiation of him before his four years end. The piece contrasts party aristocracy with free men opposing Quay and Platt influences in other states. The second excerpt outlines Ohio prison terms from one to twenty years and notes good conduct can shorten sentences.
Commissioner Evans estimates about 742 477 Civil War veterans on pension rolls last year with 24 787 deaths during the year representing over three percent. He notes the average surviving veteran is about 50 years old and predicts a few may remain until around 1940 despite long since the last veteran died last summer.
The report details a heated debate among Hanna Lodge and Roosevelt supporters over nominating Roosevelt or another candidate. Lodge urges moving forward with Long or Fatebanks, while Hanna signals openness to alternatives as the party weighs its vice presidential pick amid intra party tension.
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