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Epworth
Joey Tee
New Yorks
Hawaii Delegates Headed to New York for GOP Convention
The Hawaii delegation to the Republican national convention leaves Honolulu for New York. Samuel Parker plans to speak in support of Roosevelt but delegates may skip floor remarks. They will stay in New York briefly then attend Maine’s state convention and visit Harold Sewall’s home before traveling to Washington to meet the president. Most members sail from San Francisco aboard the Flo Janeiro for Honolulu on July 21.
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Gushets
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Marysville
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Philadelphia
New York
Hawaii
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Delogates
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Maine
Harold M. Sewall
New England
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Relief Plan To Aid Gila Indians In Arizona
Santa Fe and Southern Pacific officials meet with Thomas Hughes of Fresno to organize relief for destitute Pima and Papago Indians on the Gila Reservation. Hughes pledges to transport the Indians from Phoenix to Fresno at his own expense as vineyard labor is scarce.
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Arizona
Delegates Named for Ninth District Convention
In Tolendo on June 22 the Democratic Ninth District selected Negley D. Cochran and Levi Worster as delegates to the national convention with M. T. Palmer and E. A. Powert as alternates Hull Renominated in Des Moines for the Seventh district Republicans with J. A. T. Hull renominated for Congress.
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Tolendo
Negley D. Cochran
Levi Worster
M. T. Palmer
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Des Moines
Conerves
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Gasly
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China Must Pay Indemnity, Rothstein Says
New York June 2 H Rothstein, Russian financier and adviser to the Russian finance minister, predicts China will pay a large gold indemnity to cover damages if powers insist. He argues China’s central government cannot be trusted to reimburse, while Siberia offers vast mineral wealth for Russia, and he doubts China’s dynasty can survive current upheavals.
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H. Rothstein
Rothstein
China
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Dole
Russia
Taku
Hanna's Movements: Hanna to Spend Summer Near New York
A Philadelphia special reports Senator Hanna will stay near New York for the summer likely along the Hudson or Amudaon river, returning to Chicago by early September. He will spend only a few hours daily at the New York headquarters while Payne arranges operations in Chicago for the campaign.
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Chicago
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Ambassador White comments on McKinley renomination and Roosevelt
Ambassador Andrew D. White said the McKinley renomination was expected by thinking men at home and abroad. He praised Roosevelt as governor and likely vice president, urged his acceptance, and noted the platform would aid the Republican triumph. He compared McKinley to Washington Lincoln Grant and Cleveland.
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Scandal at Havana University Profits and Reforms
Havana reports expose postal frauds at a major university with 72 professors and 24 assistants earning 24 000 a year each. Reforms cut the list to 46, consolidating Greek studies under one professor. Also notes Transvaal expulsion of 1490 railway workers and a Commercial Club meeting on waterworks.
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M.C. Holman
Bears and Tea Kind You Tale From Cryptic Note
A fragmented OCR style note mentions bears, tea and a kind you. It references vintage terms and includes garbled phrases about casts and tastes. The readable fragments hint at a whimsical or oblique reference rather than a clear event or report.
Bryan Running Mate Hopes Split by Editors Poll
North American survey of U S newspaper editors shows no clear favorite for Bryan's running mate with David FM and William F Hearst among top choices. Dewey receives little backing. Roosevelt is favored by Republicans as vice president.
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New York Journal
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