Fragmentary record of Hanna remarks at pension hearing
A garbled report details Hanna accusing opponents during a pension debate, citing months of testimony, letters, and alleged statements by Pettigrew and Carter. The piece mentions a committee on pensions, a push to refer matters to judiciary, and various party criticisms without coherent narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thipeer
Resatest
Goa
Wien
Bos
Talline
Peter
Macon
Mr. Fortierad
Ahlabisti
Curtis
Qeargia
Hallowe
Sissér
Eve
Manha
Ohio Safiatorist Criftinn
Hanne
Pultlerew
Carter
Henna
Mtr
Petalevin
Orthy
Uttierew
Mr. Pethtierew
Pettigreyy
Mr. Frieren
Pettigrew
eehMer
Asec
Named by McKinley nominations for federal posts
Washington Jones reports nominations sent to the Senate for several posts. Appointments include Porter Tasauer to the supreme court, Withers H Kiliett of Indiana as interior commissioner, W F Breve of Finland as chief justice, and Balda and Eddings of Hawaii for high court seats. Also listed are S Eddings and G Istie for further Hawaii seats, with Elders and others noted for territorial districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jones
Presidentatey
Wellad
Hopeell
Pinen
Jersey
Porte Tasauer
Forthten
Withers
H. Kiliett
Indiana
Porto
W. FF. Breve
Finwali
Hawaii
Balda
F. Istie
Hawai
S. M
Trego
Halmond
Turned This Way: Wichita plan for centennial exhibit debate rises
Fragmented text shows a committee led by J. Philips and J. Johinban forming to secure a continental display for a centennial event. Debates touch on governor's bidding system, opposition by Judge Bond, and aims to attract attention to progress and natural resources while seeking broader state and national involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urate
Ermantea
J. M. Philips
Ehuynee
J. Johinban
Enusty
Chueen Aovertary
Ube
Wichita
Guncood Benics
Povernor
Tronney
John Wy Treid
Breidvathal
J. Bond
Bond
Wil
Dulldis Artella
Renulved
Alewetore
Menbery
Moity Vielets
Atradd
Gwy
Joaseen
BIOWN
Marstandis
O .L. Afton
Worth
Bees
Democratic Platform Debate Caps All Day Convention
New York delegates at the convention wrestled over endorsing the Chicago platform and Bryan. Leaders argued for a conservative line while others pressed for a direct endorsement, with motions to refer all resolutions to the committee on cautions without debate. The fight focused on platform alignment and potential party unity at the Albany gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Academy of Meate Tots
Chicago
Wer J. Bryan
Beantor Hyd
Fryan
Hia Fiafuem
Taiwan
Max Alles
IASG
Tke
Norman E. Mack
Emnty
Tiatet
Malis
x-Benator
Murphy
Tammaay
Ringe
Oval
Bryan
Democratic Party of
Empire
Cota
Nefler
Frank Campbell
State Central Committee
John Norton
Troy Fur Tery Rychi Bn Norte Uy Chalratincaiea
Gowers
Politician Rochaes and delegates clash over platform at Chicago
The scene centers on Roces and Norton discussing executive office aims while delegates bicker over the Chicago platform. The resolutions committee debates the platform and the Kansas City convention slate as Augustus Van Wyck, Richard Croker, Edward Murphy Davids and others contend for delegate at large with several alternates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale- Anish
Kansas City
Augustus van Wyck
Richard Croker
Edward Murty Davids
Fhm
John ¥. Carroll
James Shevlin
Norman
Letter from Bryan on constitutional amendment and trusts
A June letter from William Jennings Bryan to Mr. Cummings argues he has not urged a constitutional amendment to control trusts. He notes Republicans seek to destroy trusts and supported currency control by banks. He encloses his Chicago anti trust speech page discussing amendment questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cummings
House
Lincoln, Néb
Supreme Court
Opening of Wirth biennial convention for women clubs
In Milwaukee June, the formal opening of the Wirth biennial convention of the General Federation of Women's Clubs drew a crowded Alhambra Theater. Welcoming remarks by Mayor David S. Toee and federation president Mrs. Lanne framed sessions. Noted addresses by Mrs. James Sidney Peck and Arthur C Neville, with state federation discussions to follow.
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Milwaukee
Wirth
General Federation of Women’ Clubs
Alhambra
Ty David S. Toee
Miwatuikee
James Sidney Peck
Women's Clubs
Arthur C Neville
Lanne
Federation
Hookwalter
Ohio
William Tod Helmuth
New York
Ander
Ilaam
Lawe
Ace
Massachusetts
Meir
Josephine Ruffin
New Era Club
Boston
Huge Parade in Philadelphia for Republican Convention Eve
Arrangements near completion for a major Ohia parade in Philadelphia on Monday night June 13 preceding the Republican National Convention. Grand Marshal predicts a large turnout with 23 percent of men marching. Parade uniform plans include silk coats frock coats and black hats. No club may carry a banner without committee approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Ohia
Matshal
Lovia
Revolution Grows In Colombia Report
Washington reports from Colombia say the revolution is gaining strength as opposing forces clash near Colon and Paramo. Secretary Long notes it could be seen as a reason to keep Pasian calm and to keep lines of communication open while Commander Legan plans marines to protect American interests. Colombia shifts port dues to the gold coin, with payments in local currency converted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Washlutton
State Department
Colombia
Long
Mackie
Pasian
Pms Buch
Nerescary
Legan
Macias
Cyasul Ehuve
Caranquilla
Widch
Pretoria Falls: Envoys Speak on War and Peace Drama
Dispatch from the first page reports a tense exchange on Pretoria’s defense and potential foreign interference. The Transvaal envoys argue for independence, note Boer fighting resilience, and foresee European involvement if China-like pressure escalates. A tour of American cities is arranged with welcomes planned in several midwestern centers.
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China
Transvaal
Wwe
Hrntleheny
Envors
Mittassels
Africa
Weasels
Holland Society
Springfield
St. Milwaukee
Davenport
Towa
Omaha
Invita
Studebsker Tall
St. Faul
Democratic State Convention Nomination Moves in Missouri
About 4,000 Democrats gathered in Shelly Park Kansas City to form a full slate and adopt a platform at the state convention. Ex-Congressman Dockery is likely the gubernatorial nominee with a multipart contest for lieutenant governor and other key posts. debates over leadership and party platform hinge on St Louis and Kansas City delegations and a possible challenge to WJ Stone for renomination.
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Kansas City
Shelly Park
Bounty Court House
A. B. Trockery
Tt. Lobe
Jackson
Jasper
B Gantt
Henry
Supreme Court
A. Hy Bole
Franklin
RP. Willian
Howard
Holic
Levit
W. Broniugh
Sneepherringtom
Pettis
T. W. Park
Vandiver
Lafayette
Foil
Callaway
J. Blackmere
Daublin
C. ML O'Connell
Madison
Flaxter Brown
O. F. Guthreef
Seibert
Meekers
St. Louis
Kanais City
W. 5
Cowherd
Dockery
Geels
Congressmn
William
Hector
Targe
Jefferson Cty
WJ. Stone
St Louis
Larse
Covener Stone
Stephens
AL Phelps
Hete
Bsk
Stone
St. Lewis
Phelps
Sonn
Arseen
Echalinehiy
Conees Benton
Clark
DeArmond
Kery
Steph
Creternaln
Uotkes
Lovie
Fifth District
Convertion
World events blur routes and Tsung Li Yamen orders Europe
Shanghai reports the dowager empress orders China to face all Europe while boxers threaten Pekin. Viceroy troops curb foreign ships while authorities delay telegrams to hide Boxer movements. Bridges along the Lu Han line are destroyed, delaying repairs for months as German and Austrian guards arrive. In Pekin, Chinese troops suffer losses. many killed or wounded as boxers roam. U.S. Conger cautions limits on intervention while diplomacy weighs options. A Vienna report urges foreign powers to back a blockade of the Pei Ho river and Tien Tsin.
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Shanghai
China Gazette
Europe
Pekin
Lanilon
Cos Facks
Helelan
Baron de Vinke de
de Associated Press
Huang Tsun
Pekin-Tien Tain
Une
Boxtesse
Party of Associated Press
Useley
Feng Tat
Ly Kou Chou
Huanganes
Washington
Vatilezranium
Conger
Morters
State Department
Ching
United States
China
Vienna
Neue Prie Presse
Pie Ho River
Tien Tsin
Bristow Finds Neely Divided Funds with Government
Havana, June 5 Acting Director of Posts Bristow reports postal funds taken by C F W Neely in May 1899 total 81912.05. Neely’s monthly average was about 517.00. He allegedly split receipts, taking half for himself. Estel Hathbone’s examination continued four hours, revealing a May 16 order to inspect accounts and a plan to use blank forms. Bristow estimates total fraud may reach 80,000 to 100,000, with many stamps destroyed or scattered globally. The case prompts calls for vigorous pursuit and punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristow
Havana
C.F. W. Neely
Neely
Himelf
Estel
Hathbone
Air
Rathione
Leatherer and Sullivan
Bureau of Finance
Maynard
Rathbone
Inter
Reeves
Tate Aflvet
Mr. Bristow
Hlom
Nesly
Triai
Giba
Nhe
United States
Cuba
Ridgley Urged as Populist State Chairman by Breidenthal
In a Petersburg dispatch Breidenthal asks Ridgley to lead the Populist state committee if Breidenthal becomes governor and names Dr Semple as secretary. Breidenthal previously pressed Ridgley to run for governor. The senator’s Alaska bill report advances to the president after conferees’ agreement.
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John Breidenthal
Breidenthal
Dr. Semple
Ridgley
Thin Ridgley
McKinley
Washington
Senate
Alaska
Market Report From June Trading Across Grains and Cattle
The report tracks wheat and corn activity with dull demand and modest price shifts, noting a firmer close for corn and steady oats. It covers wheat futures slipping in opening trades, then firming as cash demand appears, and records livestock receipts and prices in Chicago Kansas City and Topeka markets with details on cattle hogs and dairy products.
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Hiaigo
London
Moetetaly
Fia
Anitt
Peets
Hibs
Summeee Eas
Kansas City
Texas
Chicago Markets Echo Grain and Hog Trade Turbulence
Chicago traders observe volatility in cattle hogs and grains with reports of bids for hogs tomorrow, and wheat corn oats and butter prices fluctuating. The New York Money Market and regional grain notes show wheat and corn demand, supply shifts, and potential price points as receipts ease and futures bounce.
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Yexrenda
Minemai Deseiatects
Ius Aavenes
Tran Ak Yards
J. C
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