Pomerene Nominated for Lieutenant Governor in Ohio
Atlee Pomerene of Canton was nominated for lieutenant governor on the second ballot after a split vote and withdrawals. Judge Maurice Donahue and James Johnson emerged as the top candidates for supreme court, with Johnson second. Charles Graves won the secretary of state race on the second ballot, and David Creamer was renominated state treasurer.
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Judson
Strod
Grawford County
Frank W. Miller
Montgomery County
Hound of Public Works
J. A. States
Alen
Dayton
Atlee Pomerene
Canton
Daniel Mooney
Auglaize County
Charles W. Rempel
Summitsouty
George C. Bela
Sandune County
Poncrenie
Ki Buy Bela
Pomerene
Cuyatoga
Morris Donahue
Perry County
Donahue
James Johnson
Clark County
J. Foster Wilkin
Tuscarawas County
Edward Killer
Licking County
Johnson
Springfeld
Mercer County
John Henry Newman
Miami County
M. D. Shaw
Graves
Thomas Dean
Fremont
Romer
Newman
Shaw
David
Creamer
Belmont County
Isaac
Meyers
Summit County
Cuyahoga County
Hamilton County
Pranklin
Lucas
Montgomery
Frank McKean
Supreme Court
Dorse
United States
Steel workers modify recent wage demands in Pittsburgh
Sixty delegates from the Amalgamated Association of Iron Steel and Tin Workers met the wage committee and drafted revised demands. They aimed to modify a 10 percent wage rise for mill workers while manufacturers appeared ready to grant 2.5 to 6 percent, with a likely middle ground forming today. In Logan, Dr. James Ball Naylor, Morgan County poet novelist, won the Republican nomination for senator in the Ninth-Fourteenth district on the 155th ballot with 68 votes.
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Pittsburg
Amalgamated Association of Fron, Steel and Tin Workers
Independent Sheet and Tin Plate Snar Bfochurery
James Uall Naylor
Logan
James Ball Naylor
Morgan County
Police probe after woman found wounded and bound in home
Police investigate mysterious assault on Mrs. Euamae Davis who was found unconscious with head wounds and tied to a kitchen stove. Her husband, returning from work, reportedly left to chop wood. Doctors expect she will recover. Cordite details described in the fragment follow.
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Stepheny Tilé
O. Tune
Child Burns to Death at Canal Dover
A three year old Francia Glass perished after a fire started by a boy playing with matches. The grisly incident occurred as embers consumed a ten wheel swan and authorities investigate the tragedy amid grim notes on poultry and rats in 1870 Paris sewer lore.
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Canal Dover
Wright Brothers Granted Doctor of Laws by Oberlin
In Oberlin Ohio the Wright brothers were finally awarded the degree of doctor of laws after trustees reversed an earlier refusal. The action followed faculty plans and prompted the aviators to leave town for Cleveland before confirmation. The convention in Columbus, Ohio also discussed steps to establish a technical school and a tuberculosis home with Rogersville Tennessee named as a candidate location.
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Columbus
National Convention of International Printing
BP. J. McMullen
Rogersville
Tennessee
Cleveland
Generous Packers Promise No Meat Price Hike
Chicago vendors announce that meat prices will not rise for consumers, despite a plan to raise freight rates for products across the Missouri River to the Atlantic. The move, disclosed by Armour & Company, aims to adjust distribution without burdening shoppers.
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Chicago
Missouri River
Armour & Company
Miss Gaynor Elopes to Wilmington Wedding
Miss Gaynor Elopes, daughter of Mayor Gaynor of New York, and Harry Kermit Wingut, millionaire clubman from that city, eloped to Wilmington Delaware and wed in the First Methodist Protestant Church with Rev. Dr. George L. Wolfe officiating.
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Wilmington
Del
Dune
Augusth
Gaynor
New York
Harry Kermit Wingut
Parton
George L. Wolfe
First Methodist Protestant Church
Actress Marion Snyder Drowns in Hudson Collision
New York report states Miss Marion Snyder of Kankakee Illinois an actress known on stage as Marion Taylor drowned in the Hudson river. She was with a party of four in a skiff sunk in a collision with a brick barge. The other three were rescued by a launch crew.
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New York
Marion Snyder
Kankakee
Ill
Marion Taylor
Hudson River
Prohibition convention lists ticket and platform
Zanesville Ohio June 28 1900 with only one contest the state Prohibitionist convention selected a full ticket headed by Governor H A Thompson of Dayton for Governor and named Cres sett Gillan Alfred R Stratton H M Teal B Jay Pinhoy Albert Talcott Walter Lister L C Brown Augustus Himes Hanneot Phil Holm and D G Coyner for various state offices The platform favors local option prohibition woman suffrage direct senate election initiative referendum recall government ownership of monopolies and calls for strong prohibition as solution to the liquor issue
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Zanesville
H. A. Thompson
Dayton
Cressett Gillan
Columbus
Alfred R. Stratton
Salem
Hof. Teal
New Lexington
B. Jay Pinhoy
Cleveland
Supreme Court
Albert Talcott
Walter 8. Lister
L. C. Brown
Licking County
Board of Public Works
Augustus Himes
HW. Hanneot Columbus
Philp Neholm
Steubenville
O. BH. Richards
Allianee
D. G. Coyner
Ross County
United States
English Etchings and Royal Etiquette Sparks
English Etchings notes 50,000 cancer experiments yearly in England and states finger glasses are never at royal dinners. It says His majesty’s motorcars carry no numbers and chauffeurs aren’t liable for speeding. Mrs. Russell of Halstead Kent leaves 250,000 dollars for a lonely women home for deserted wives.
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England
Russell
Halstead
Kent
Jeffries Arrives in Reno Ahead of July 4 Fight
James J. Jeffries arrived in Reno to resume training for his bout with Tuck Johns on July 4. He declared Reno will host the fight, praised the altitude as non-problematic, and predicted peak form. Promoter Sid Hester threatened a 41 round Ketchel Langford bout if arena issues aren’t resolved, while Tex Rickard enjoys Reno support and rebuffs alternate offers.
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Reno
James J. Jeffries
Tuck Johns
Sage Brush
Jeffries
Nevada
Rowardennan
Tepachip
Inia
Tam
Hester
Jem
Moano Springs
Sid Hester
San Francisco
Bettween
Stanley Ketchel
Sam Langford
Tex Rickard
Jeffries Johnson
Soe
Tckard
Ketchel
Langford
Rickard
Low Tresier
Wan Hester
Sporting Club
Toronto
Canada
Garfield Club
Loo Kkeba
Nev
Johnson Runs Amuck as Cops Subdue Fighter
In San Francisco on June 23 Jack Johnson threatened Policeman Lewis during an arrest for speeding. He bolted to his team and barricaded a door, prompting police to break into his apartments and seize him with revolvers. He was taken to the Chief of Police office and released on a $10 cash bond. his case will be heard in court today. Also, Count Zeppelin inaugurated the Deutschland carrying 20 passengers on a nine hour 360 mile flight from Friedrichshafen to Dosweldorf. In Findlay Buckeye Reduction works burned causing about $15,000 in losses with limited insurance.
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San Francisco
Lewis
Jack Johnson
Fils
Meg
Jock
Johnson
Marth
Zeppelin
Dosweldorf
Germany
Count Zeppelin
Friedrichshafen
Finding Of Probers Is Not Yet Ready
Washington June 23 It was stated that the Ballinger indiot Investigating committee plans to publish its report this summer but cannot fill a report before adjournment The panel lacks authority to issue a report in advance and a resolution was introduced to permit public release upon filing with the secretary of the House and Clerk. Wheeling W Va June 23 Frank Dorney former city policeman at the Columbian private hotel shot and killed his wife then killed himself
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Washington
Ballinger-indiot Investigating Committee
Congress
House
Senate
Gelf
Wheeling
W. Va
Frank Dorney
The
Columbii
Bote
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Kempel
Hamilton
Pomerena
John J. Lente
Colum
Atlee Pomeren
Ohio
Folk
Joseph Wingate Polk
Missouri
St. Louis
Lou Sanders
Boomer
Paris
TION
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Wright Brothers
Leavin
Puck
Jebi
Amuck
Findlay Factory
Findlay
Buckeye Reduction Company
Ingly
Oling
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