Kentucky Republicans End Convention With Taylor Nomination
At the Kentucky Republican state convention in Lexington on July 15, delegates ratified the De Boe Taylor slate for governor William S. Taylor and other statewide offices amid a flurry of ora tory. Disgruntled colored delegates threaten to run a negro ticket.
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Lexinngton
DeBoe-Taylor
William S. Taylor
John Marshall
Caleb Powers
Clifton J. Pratt
John S.S. Sweeney
Walter R. Day
John D. Burke
John W. Throckmorton
Taylor
Kentucky
8S. H. Stone
Pratt
Deboe
Judge Pratt
Oregon Volunteers Return from Manila Arrive at San Francisco
United States transports Newport and Ohio carrying the Oregon volunteer regiment from Manila reach San Francisco as crowds cheer from docks and bay shores. Governor Gear of Oregon and officials greet the crews before quarantine exams determine landings and return home.
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San Francisco
United States
Newport
Ohio
Oregon Volunteer Regiment
Manila
California
Golden Gate
Sea Queen
Oregon
Not Invited Democrats Cast Out From Silver Mass Meeting
Letters inviting Democratic national committeemen to speak at the silver mass meeting in the Auditorium were sent to all except Thomas Gahan of Illinois Arthur P. Gorman of Maryland and E C Wall of Wisconsin The Altgeld Democrats deem the three outs not Democrats Walter J Colling chairs the arrangements committee and the list was amended after readings of recent interviews Mayor Harrison is named to welcome the visiting Democrats in Chicago.
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Curiaco
Thomas Gahan
Devlin
Harrison
Chicago
German consul general Rose arrives in Washington
Herr Rose, the German consul general at Samoa, arrived in Washington unexpectedly and met with Secretary Hay and Assistant Secretary Hill after an extended conference at the German embassy. He defended his actions during Samoan troubles and explained incidents involving Admiral Kautz and other officials.
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Washington
Herr Rose
Samoa
Holleben
State Department
Hay
Hill
Admiral Kautz
Iowa State Bar Association Adopts 1900 Meeting Site
The fifth annual Iowa State Bar association meeting closed in Sioux City. Iowa City was chosen as the 1900 meeting site. L. C. Blachard of Oskaloosa was elected president and J. L. McCarthy of Dubuque vice president.
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Iowa Bar Association
Sioux City
Iowa State Bar Association
Iowa City
L. C. Blachard
Oskaloosa
J. L. McCarthy
Dubuque
McLaurin Leads for Senator in Mississippi Primaries
Governor McLaurin holds a commanding lead in Jackson Mississippi county primaries with 72 votes reported and 90 needed to elect him to the United States Senate, signaling an apparent statewide victory.
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McLaurin
Jackson
Miss
United States
Admiral Dewey Arrives at Port Said Aboard Olympia
Admiral Dewey lands at Port Said aboard the United States cruiser Olympia after arriving in the region on July 15. The visit marks a significant naval presence as the Olympia leads a foreign voyage through the Suez area.
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Dewey
Port Said
Port Sap
Admiral Dewey
United States
Olympia
Aguinaldo Speech Praises Independence Stand At Taralao
The Independence issue reports Aguinaldo urging Filipinos to refuse autonomy and persist in the fight for full independence. He criticizes U S policy while invoking justice and the Monroe Doctrine, claiming the Philippines must govern itself.
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Monroe
America
Philippines
Democratic Party
McKinley
Manila
Aguinaldo
General Wheeler Heads to Philippines for Active Duty
General Joseph Wheeler travels through Chicago bound for the Philippines with mission details undisclosed. He expects to return by December when Congress meets. His daughter Miss Annie Wheeler accompanies him to Manila as an unpaid Red Cross nurse.
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CuicaGco
Joseph Wheeler
Chicago
Philippines
Otis
Congress
Annie Wheeler
Manila
Red Cross
Look For Annexation Some Day
Martin Roberts, financial representative of Guatemala, is in New York selling a railway built by American capital. He says Guatemala and other Central American republics hope to be part of the United States someday.
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Independencia
Manila
Aguinaldo
Taralao
United States
New York
Martin Roberts
Guatemala
Central American States
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