Ohio Republican Convention and Liberty Bell updates
The Ohio Republican convention named Governor McKinley as the gubernatorial candidate amid cheers, re-nominated several incumbents, and adjourned sine die after an eagle emblem was adopted. Separately, Troy and Parapetrmia report the big Columbian Liberty Bell casting preparations, with dates set for July 4 in Chicago and related ceremonies.
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Clermont
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John K. Richards
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Joseph P. Bradbury
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Food and Dairy
B. F E. Neal
Lucas County
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Toledo
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Harris
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Troy
White House
Washington
C. H. Meneely
Parapetrmia
Independence Hall
Chicago
McDowell
New York Central Railroad
Pennsylvania Railroad
Trinity College Commencement Addresses at Durham
No. 63 Trinity College notes the 11 o'clock baccalaureate sermon by Rev. R N Sledd D D of Richmond Va on Chronicles. He urged duty, character, and self made paths, and urged grads to fear not opposition. Alumni address by W P Andrews of Atlanta on Returns of Capital Invested in Education praising athletic and college progress. Also brief on socialism in America and the World’s Fair buildings and a local duel and rail ad copy.
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Atlanta
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D. PA
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United States Va
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Johnston County
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Mount Holly Mining and Manufacturing Company
Caraleigh Phosphate and Fertilizer Works
H. R. Jacobs
Globe
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State Street
Archer Avenue
Kimball Opera Comique
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John A. Dodson
W. S. Yeates
John H. Winder
Shepard Bryan
John M. Sherwood
James M. Johnson
Half of Fargo Wiped Out By Devastating Fire
A massive Fargo N D blaze at 2 p m destroyed about 225 business and 200 residences. Wind drove flames across the district. aid from Grand Forks arrived by train at 4 40 p m. Loss estimated at 1 000 000 with insured portions limited. over 3 000 left homeless. Reports list casualties including an eight year old burned and others missing or dead. The Headquarters Hotel narrowly escaped.
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James Flynn
Gilbert
Congressmen split on repeal and tax questions across chamber
The World polled Congress on Sherman Silver Law repeal income tax and state bank tax repeal. Results show broad Senate repeal support and wide variance on the income tax with Southern and Western members strongest for it, plus substantial opposition to repealing the state bank tax. United States court updates and local notices follow, including a vivid recital of a young pianist at St Marys and local society news.
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