Roosevelt's nomination debate roils New York leaders
Kansas delegates report Roosevelt talks as Maharlots wrestle with backing him for governor instead of vice president. Roosevelt voices reluctance to accept any offer while others push for a NY nomination. Delegates and allies press for a clear stance amid crowding events and press attention in Pandephis.
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Roosevelt Faces Vice Presidential Pressure Over New York Gubernatorial Bid
Governor Roosevelt resists being stampeded for vice president. He says he would prefer serving as governor of New York and will decide by 4 PM after consulting the South Dakota delegation and weighing the protests and pressures from Hanna and others. The scene unfolds as senators urge bold action and Roosevelt weighs duty versus ambition.
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Nomination Drama Foreshadows Roosevelt Contention
In a tense convention scene Hanna presses for a nominee while Lodge downplays concerns about Long and Malrbanks. The dialogue reveals pressure to nominate any acceptable candidate as New York factions show little appetite for decisive action, hinting at backstage maneuvering. Continued on Sixth Page.
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Taku Forts Fire on Warships and International Forces Take Fortifications
British and other allied ships fired on Taku forts after an ultimatum, delivering a brief bombardment. International troops landed and seized the fortifications amid reports of Chinese resistance. Russia demanded indemnity for railway damages while American Ninth Infantry was ordered from Manila to China.
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Foreign affairs turmoil and mixed signals from China
The article details war scare rumors and mixed official statements over China in June. It cites US, British, German positions, reports from Tien Tsin and Pekin, and notes that awaiting definitive news on whether hostilities have begun. It mentions Admiral Seymour, Japanese and Russian troop movements, and consular measures alongside French prisoner reports.
Mulvane elected Kansas national committeeman
Philadelphia June 18 Dave Mulvane was elected national committeeman for Kansas by unanimous vote at the Kansas delegates meeting. He is a partner in Overmyer and Mulvane lawyers and has long pursued Republican leadership roles including eight years on the state committee.
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Roosevelt Stampede Shapes Nomination Battle for Roosevelt
Philadelphia dispatch reports a strong Roosevelt stampede in the Republican convention scene. Sentiment favors his nomination for vice president, with Quay and Platt pressing to place him, while Bliss sways as a contender and Hanna weighs administration strategy amid a crowd-driven rush for the New York governor.
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