Overthrow Talk Dominates Convention Rally
The speech by Senator Tillman denounces the damning of the Supreme Court and calls for a battle to defend it amid Porto Rico policy praise by Senator Foraker. The convention adjourned with Hanna named permanent chairman, and leaders debated renomination and platform drafting as party divisions surfaced over executive powers and tariff strategy.
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Supreme Court
Deciares
Rieta
Dred Scott
Tillman
Te Dammabie
Pursetad
Republi
Moleiole
Uberties
Porto Rico
United States
Aires
Congress
Philippines
Repub Party
United
State Central Committee
Mt. Vivian J. Fagin
P. W. Rk Slater
C. B. Rumbaugh
J. R. W. C. Bishop
J. B. Clingerman
W. Cc. Fullington
Perry W. Wait
Martin Slater
Marchant
Daugherty
George K. Nash
Carl L. R. Nippert
Supreme
W. B. Crew
Supreme A. A
General Grosvenor
General Committee
An Dick
Philadelphia
Weather forecast for Ohio Indiana Illinois shows fair and warm
Washington June 4 forecast for Tuesday and Wednesday calls for Ohio showers near the lake with fresh southeasterly winds and warm conditions in Indiana and Illinois. Illinois expected fair with warmer northeast, winds veering to southeast. Overall clear at night with minimal precipitation and temperature details noting a higher daytime high and lower overnight lows.
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Washington
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Lecei
Atticus
Governor Nash and party platform endorses policies
The piece notes Governor Nash and the last Legislature with Senators Foraker and Hanna, urging re election for Foraker. It calls for liberal pension law administration, denounces disfranchisement of Black voters in the South and lynching, supports the President's insular policy, tariff matters, and keeping the flag. it stresses Congress support and Republican control, endorses Hanna’s merchant marine bill, and urges Democrats to make the contest a fight over Governor Nash.
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Nash
Foraker
Hanna
South
Congress
Cone
Nas
Two Cyclers Injured In Madison Square Garden Race
In New York Floyd Mc Farland of San Jose and Johnny Nelson of Chicago collided with a motor pacer as it started a pacing run. Mc Farland was knocked down and taken to hospital semi conscious. Nelson bled from a facial cut but finished the fourteen miles and one lap in 27 42 and was then stopped and credited with the win. Hartford crowds saw Dannu Sullivan of New York set a world amateur mile record in 2 01.
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New York
Floyd McFarland
San Jose
Cal
Johnny Nelson
Chicago
Madison Square Garden
Garden
McFarland
Nelson
Hartford
Conn
Dannu Sullivan
Spice Miller's Discovery Stuns Omaha Grinder Claim
Richard Wolfe a local spice miller in Omaha says he has milled pure cayenne pepper at forty mesh and one hundred pounds per hour He asserts the process can grind all spices with excess oil without dryers or spice mix and that shrinkage was under 1 percent with only five pounds of caked material in a 1100 pound run.
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Omaha, Neb
Richard Wolfe
Wolfe
Grip spreads among New York horses reports say
Veterinarians in New York report an alarming spread of grip among horses in the city. At the New York Veterinary Hospital experts estimate about 12,000 to 15,000 horses are affected, with around 5,000 under treatment while the rest show mild symptoms.
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New York
New York Veterinary Hospital
Notable Obituaries Roundup From Across Nations
Obituaries note the death of Dr Samuel J Kirkwood of Wooster University age 61 after long illness in Wooster Ohio. Other deaths include Webster Withers prominent Kansas City capitalist and port surveyor, Lieut G L Green Shields of Shropshire Yeomanry, sugar refiner George H Moeller of New York, and composer Charles Kensington Salaman aged 87 in London.
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Albert Lea
Minn
Samuel J. Kirkwood
Wooster University
Wooster
Augustus Armstrong
Kirkwood
Kansas City
Cleveland
Kansas City, Pittsburg & Gulf Road
London
G. L. Greenshields
Shropshire Yeomanry Cavalry
South Africa
Oxford-Cambridge
Harvard-Yale
New York
George H. Moeller
Spring Lake
N. J
German Savings Bank
Brooklyn
Pacific Fire Insurance Company
Charles Kensington Salaman
National Good Roads Convention to Meet in Buffalo
A national convention of good roads advocates will be held in Buffalo on September 16 through 18 with Good Roads day at the Pan American exposition. Other items note St Andrew the stallion at Rancho del Paso, Dr S Weir Mitchell arriving in San Francisco, Dr Ira A Priest resigning from Buchtel College, a false report of a sunken yacht, Enrique Muller shot dead in Chihuahua, Bryan visiting Buffalo, a lightning strike injuring workers, Masham named Chicago fire chief, the Princess of Wheeling damaged on the Ohio River, and a Louisville road-building train beginning work while New Berlin reports a damaging rainfall.
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Buffalo
St. Andrew
Rancho del Paso
Cal
S. Weir Mitchell
San Francisco
China
B. Elkins, Jr
West Virginia
Ira A. Priest
Buchtel College
Charles Edmond
Mississippi
Jefferson Barracks
St. Louis
Enrique Muller
Chihuahua
Mexico
Muller
William J. Bryan
Norman F. Mack
Buffalo Times
Bryan Iz
Mr. Mack
Mr. Bryan
Alt Nurembourg
Ashland
Wis
Mra. A. Johnson
Chicago Fire Department
William H. Masham
Harrison
Denis Sweenie
Wheeling
Ohio River
Vanport
T. M. Garlick
National Good Roads Association
Louisville
Eclty
New Berlin
Umpire Drama Clouds Dayton Victory In Tight Ninth
In Dayton’s 4 1 win over Indianapolis, a controversial eighth inning call by the umpire sparked crowd revelry and disputes. Dayton benefited from Dunham’s control and Stimmel’s fatigue as Philadelphia and other league results appeared in yesterday’s scores. Columbus toppled Louisville 11 5 as McKenna faltered early, with McMackin dominating for the visitors. Attendance noted as 200 amid a busy day of regional baseball results.
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Louisville
Columbus
McKenna
McMackin
Wilmot
Dayton
AB. H. Oo
A. E Donnelly
Nee Burns
Smith
Myers
Gochnauer
Miller
Wheeler
Dunham
Indianapolis
A.B. H. Oo
Bey
Byers
Kelly
Heydon
Flynn
S . Hickey
Sutthoff
If Stimmell
Donnelly
Burns
Stimmel
Stimmell
Latham
New York and St Louis clash ends with late rally
In New York on June 4 the New Yorks beat St. Louis in the final inning on Hickmans sacrifice and Strong's single. Matthewson Bowerman and Warner opposed Sudhoff and Ryan. In American League, Donlin collected two triples two doubles and two singles. Baltimore followed with a win over Detroit on June 24 highlighting Donlins batting. Foreman McGinnity and Robinson faced Miller and Buelow.
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New York
New Yorks
St. Louis
Hickman
Strong
Matthewson, Bowerman and
Warner
Sudhoff and
Ryan
Baltimore
Detroit
Donlin
Foreman, McGinnity and Robinson
Miller and Buelow
Foreign Aid Appeal Faces Shan-Si Invasion Threat
Reports from Tsi-Yen-Fu in Shan-Si say General Tung Hsiang advances and the province's governor pleads for foreign assistance. A London dispatch notes all foreign ministers in Peking except Sir Ernest Satow back a Russian tariff proposal to raise imports to 10 percent if indemnity service falls short, while Britain seeks abolition of the likin tax and additional concessions.
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Tien-Tsin
Tsi-Yen-Fu
Shan- Si
Tung Hsiang
London
the Times
Peking
Ernest Satow
Ernest
Great Britain
China
Russia
Germany
Chi-Li
Milwaukee Beats Washington On Sixth Inning Errors
Milwaukee bunched hits in the sixth inning and, aided by two Washington errors, clinched the game with a 9 to 3 victory. Batteries Lee and Clarke for Washington. Hastings Hawley Garvin Maloney for Milwaukee.
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Washington
Milwaukee
Lee and Clarke
Hastings
Hawley, Garvin and
Maloney
Cleveland beats Boston in all phases in tough lay of day
In Boston on June 24 Cleveland dominated R H E and prevailed over Boston with a 7 to 4 score. Mitchell Schreck Moore Wood and others contributed as Evansville Cedar Rapids Decatur Bloomington Rock Island Terre Haute Shreveport Selma Birmingham New Orleans and other teams posted results in the daily league slate. Special to the Indianapolis Journal from Ingalls and South Bend notes both games featuring the Hustlers and the Greens with strong hitting and errors.
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Cleveland
Mitchell
Schreck
Moore and Wood
Evansville
Cedar Rapids
Polchow and
Foth
Gibson and Weaver
Decatur
Davenport
Dorner and
Rollins
Weihauch
Ewers
Bloomington
Ill
RHE
McGreevy and
Belt
Milton and
Arthur
Terre Haute
Ind
Rockford
Hackett
Starnagle
Elliott Na Thiery
Abbott
Indianapolis Journal
Ingalls
Hustlers
Marions
Indianapolis
South Bend
Greens
Meers
Crawfordsville
Dwyer
Andrews
Montgomery
Philpot
Starke
Fuchs
Kent
Toledo Beats Wheeling In Low-Scoring Tilt
Toledo and Wheeling played a tight game with Toledo scoring early and late. Joss and Graffitus connected on batteries for Toledo while Streit and Foutz worked Wheeling’s battery. Final score 4 to 2 in Toledo.
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Toledo
Wheeling
Rhe
Joss and Graffitus
Streit
Foutz
Huntsville and Anderson Split In Pendleton Meeting
Huntsville and an independent Anderson team met in Pendleton Indiana, with Anderson winning the game. Final score shows Huntsville scoring 2 runs to Anderson 5, with early action and late innings contributing to the outcome.
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Indianapolia Journal
Pendleton
Ind
Huntsville
Anderson
Fort Wayne Slugging Victory In Tight Showdown
Fort Wayne won a slugging contest as McCann Mullen and Wright homered with runners on base. Final score 4 to 3. Marton and Fuller contributed, while Lattimer and Smink backed Fort Wayne. Umpire McLaughlin. Attendance not listed.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
McCann
Mullen
Wright
Bay Ridge Handicap at Sheepshead Bay Won by Kiamara
Racing across multiple cities reports results from June 4 and 24. Kiamara with Shaw up won the Bay Ridge handicap at Sheepshead Bay, feature event. Other winners include Hyphen Scurry Disadvantage Ethics Isidor and more across Chicago Cincinnati St. Louis and Detroit race days.
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Sheepshead Bay
St. Louis
Newport
New York
Kiamara
Shaw
Ethics
Isidor
Cincinnati Is Swept In Two By Phillies In Philadelphia
In Philadelphia two games against Cincinnati were played with the home team winning both easily. First game scores show Philadelphia's offense overcoming Cincinnati as Hahn Peitz Duggleby and McFarland contributed to a decisive Philadelphia win. Second game also favors Philadelphia with strong pitching and clutch hitting supporting the runs. Nearby Boston and Pittsburg match ended with Dineen winning for Boston. McGuire starred for Brooklyn, catching five runners on the bases in a standout defensive display.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Callahan
Hayden
Chicagos
Cincinnati
RHE
Hahn
Peitz
Duggleby
McFarland
Phillips
Bergen
White
Douglass
Anheuser-Busch Ad Claims Malt-Nutri Beverage
An Anheuser-Busch ad touts Malt-Nutri as a health drink for invalids and convalescents. It promotes nourishment for mother and offspring and credits tonic properties for appetite and digestion. Prepared only by Anheuser-Busch Brewing Assn in St Louis USA.
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Anheuser-Busch Brewing Ass'n
St. Louis
Devastation Tells Only Part of Bluefield Flood Toll
Inquiries about relatives and property filled telegraph offices from dawn to night as floods wrecked the Elkhorn valley west of Bluefield. Deaths number remains uncertain though estimates range from fifty to two hundred. dozens of houses were swept away and miles of railroad track vanished. Keystone, a town of 2000 to 3000, sits in a narrow valley with a zigzag creek and many homes on piles, raising fears of further loss if food supplies fail. W. Crotty reports losses in Keystone as his family perished in the flood, and Western Union notes the news situation remains unchanged west of Bluefield.
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Bluefield
Ennis
Devastatgyi
Keystone
Elkhorn Valley
Elkhorn
Roanoke & Southern
W. Crotty
Norfolk & Western Road
Western Union
Tremendous Tug River Flood Wrecks West Virginia Areas
Widespread flood damage from a cloudburst along the Tug river headwaters devastates Elkhorn and Dry Fork regions near Welsh. Rail lines, lumber plants, and numerous homes suffer major losses as box cars and buildings are swept away. Early reports suggest many fatalities, with river towns submerged and lower sections hardest hit.
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Huntington
W. Va
Tug River
Elkhorn
Dry Fork
Johnstown
Norfolk & Western Railway
Lngerston
Lttle
Vivian
There
Ennis
Ritter
Panther
McDowell
Mercer
River Flood Disrupts News Relay and Coal Traffic
News by wire has been interrupted as Bluefield and Roanoke offices halt operations. Much livestock drowns amid river debris including horses cattle and hogs. Box cars drift from Norfolk & Western and Chesapeake & Ohio lines near Big Sandy. Ore level on Greffy Creek rises beyond record. Miners’ strike is sidelined as flooding halts coal shipments for weeks.
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Bluefield
Roanoke
Big Sandy
Norfolk & Western
Chesapeake & Ohio
Greffy
Opae
Roanoke Traveler Witnesses West Virginia Flood Devastation
E H Stewart furniture dealer from Roanoke describes a violent flood path from Jamestown to Bluefield with water racing through yards washing away 20 to 30 houses and several depots while corpses are seen along the route. He estimates up to forty drowned and notes coke bridges and depots lost. Water rose six feet in half an hour.
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Roanoke
E. H. Stewart
Stewart
Keystone
Coke
Ennis
Bluefield
Flooded district devastation hits Bluefield rail line
A Bluefield West Virginia to Cincinnati dispatch reports flooding across Simmons Creek to Goodwill. Four railroad bridges are washed away creating isolation for Bramwell Simmons Dupring and Cooper. Repairs involve 2000 workers with freight return in 7 to 10 days. Estimated railroad losses near 1 million and total losses around 2 million impacting coal operators and miners.
Appeal to West Virginians for flood relief in Flat Top
Governor White after talks with Secretary of State Dawson and Adjutant General Baker appeals to West Virginians for aid to the Flat Top coal region. He notes an appalling flood disaster with great loss and destitution, urging generous monetary gifts to the adjutant general in Charleston or to any bank in Bluefield to help care for the sick bury the dead.
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Charleston
W. Va
William M. O. Dawson
Baker
White
West
Bluefield
Floods Cut Off Montgomery Area Rail Traffic
In Montgomery West Virginia for forty eight hours communication failed as telephone and telegraph lines were down. The loss in the region is near one hundred thousand dollars with railroad damage at Smithers creek where Kanawha and Michigan cars were washed off the track and a Chesapeake and Ohio engine derailed. The engineer and fireman escaped after being dug from the mud.
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Montgomery
W. Va
Smithers Creek
Kanawha & Michigan Railroad
Smithers Bridge
Chesapeake & Ohio
Troops to Be Employed in Flooded Districts
Charlestown West Virginia dispatch reports Col John Hewitt acting for the secretary of State in the governor’s absence to handle flood relief. A National Guard company is ordered to assist and more troops, tents, and relief wagons will follow if rail service remains delayed. Milwaukee Wisconsin notes Evangelical Lutherans Missouri Synod district adopts resolutions.
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Charlestown
W. Va
John Hewitt
Bromwell
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