McKinley and Roosevelt Lead National Republican Ticket
At Philadelphia on June 21 22 the Republican National Convention nominated McKinley for president and Theodore Roosevelt for vice president by unanimous acclamation. The platform condemned Democratic policy, pledged gold standard support, protection for American industry, expansion of markets, civil service fairness, and stronger national defense. The event featured dramatic displays, the return of veteran delegates, and a festive mood as Roosevelts nomination followed McKinleys renomination on the third day.
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Roosevelt Nominated by Convention Amid Boisterous Welcomes
The scene at the Philadelphia convention erupts as Roosevelt arrives on stage to second McKinley's nomination. A photographer captures the moment while cheers shake the venue and delegates cast solid blocs for McKinley after his renomination is announced. Roosevelt’s vice presidential nomination follows with similar uproar.
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Convention nominates Roosevelt and Hanna unopposed
Washington reports the convention adjourned after unanimously nominating both Theodore Roosevelt for president and Charles W. Fairbanks for vice president. Hoping named chairman. Payne, Manley, Scott, New, and Shoup to the new executive committee. Telegraphed congratulations to Roosevelt. plans indicate a Canton visit in July.
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Ohio State News Kinney Demands Pittsburg Co Adhere to Law
Complied with Kinney in Columbus June 2. The Pittsburg Central Co had surrendered to the demand that they observe the Ohio antitrust law or stay out of the state. New Jersey papers allowed them to buy control of rivals. Kinney ordered restrictions to prevent foreign control in Ohio. After lengthy deliberation Ohio admitted the company following a waiver of rights to operate beyond toy and well context.
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Supreme Court Affirms Dower Rights in Misleading Property Deed
Inheritance to Dover, Columbus, June 24 clarifies the Richland county court ruling. The Clinton Ward v Catherine Ward case held that a deed by a husband to his children by a former wife, made after engagement but without consent of the contemplated wife, grants no dower rights to the widow upon her husband's death. if no consideration beyond love and affection exists, the wife is entitled to dower in the property.
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Endowment Increases as Finance Committee Reports Growth
The finance committee reports the endowment has risen by 236 000 with donations flowing from absent peers. A final 250 000 is expected to be secured this year. The reading duke this year numbered 14, with several honorary degrees awarded.
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Consolidation Forms Cleveland Elyria & Western Railway
A major railroad merger was recorded in Columbus, uniting the Cleveland Beera Elyria Oberlin line with Lorain County Railway and the Gberlin Wellington Railway into the Cleveland Elyria and Western Railway Co. This consolidation strengthens Northern Ohio electric rail operations and regional connections.
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Freight Handlers Stage Cleveland Strike for Higher Wages
Cleveland freight handlers walk out at the Cleveland and Buffalo Transit Co on Friday demanding a wage increase or longer shifts. They say Buffalo union workers earn 25 cents an hour, while Cleveland wages are only 174 cents. The strike reflects a broader dispute over pay parity in the region.
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Moeller Accepted as Bishop of Columbus
Rev Father Moeller yesterday accepted the appointment as Bishop of Columbus. He arrived and met with Rev X. Sheath the View General for preliminary consecration arrangements. No date for the ceremony has been announced.
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Manine Captured After Rampage in Ohio Countyses
Upper Sandusky June 26 Thomas March a nine year old vagabond manine has been captured here after terrorizing Wyandot and Crawford counties. He will face an insanity hearing. March’s hair and beard measure eight miles, he wears both clothing, skin flushed red, and he gives no information about the blind welt.
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Work Begins at a Hod TEL Mill in Newburg
Cleveland, June 26 The American Steel and Wire Co started the new ro mill at Newburg Monday morning. This mill had been idle for several weeks, and only the brick rot mill had been in operation. Both are now in operation, the first time for many weeks.
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Automobile race scheduled to Conneaut Lake
An automobile trace from here to Conneaut Lake via Kinsman is set for July 25. The course spans about 40 miles and six entries have already been received.
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Jolliers Strike Ends In Akron Stoneware Plants
Akron notes that jolliers employed in local stoneware plants resumed work Friday after a five week strike that closed down the lines. The stoppage ends with workers returning to the kilns and ovens as production restarts in the Akron area.
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Aeronaut Drowned After Balloon Descent at Presidio Isle
Toledo June 4 Arthur Ledyard perished during a balloon ascent at Presidio Isle when his parachute rope broke causing a plunge into the lake.
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National Steel Plant Reopens After Short Suspension
The National Steel Co plant in Columbus resumed full operations after a week shut down due to strikes on the work. The brief suspension was attributed to labor unrest affecting production.
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