Prohibition Party Convention Faces Nomination Questions
The Prohibitionists gather in Chicago to price a national ticket with two blinds men among favorites. Key figures include Dr G Swallow and W W Smith as possible presidencies. The convention weighs a western presidential pick and an eastern vice president, with Stewart and McWhirter leading discussion and plans for a strong campaign.
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Price
Stewart
National Committee
Johvsen
Newton
Dr &. G. Swallow
Pennsyvania
W. W. Smith
Poughkeepsie
J. Exten
Des Moines
T. Mowhirter
Indianapolis
Conwration
National Centurer
Oliver Stewart
Ghateman
Major Kiett
Stockton
Cal
A. G. Wol[enbarger
Lincoln
Neb
Prof
McWhirter
Samuel Dick
Michigan
Eem
Smoet
National Prohibition Delegates Convene in Indiana
A chaotic OCR report outlines Prohibition leaders from Wisconsin Minnesota Nebraska and many states converging on Indiana for a national convention. Delegates including William Wooley and John Wisbly are discussed with plans to appoint a campaign team and consider a suffrage plank while stressing liquor prohibition as the central platform.
Rebellion Crushed Report From Cape Colony Front
London reports General Warren says the rebellion is extinguished in the north of Cape Colony but does not mention capture or dispersion of the occupying force. Attention centers on the Orange River colony where General Dewette gives the British constant trouble.
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London
Warren
Cape Colony
Orange River Colony
Dewette
Silent Man of Kansas Discusses Roosevelt Ticket in Washington
MK Low of Topeka dubbed the silent man of Kansas shares in Washington that Roosevelt for second on the national ticket could bring 10 000 Kansas votes and praises the Kansas regiment in the Philippines while noting ex soldiers back home feel pride in the Rough Riders. He predicts a Republican state with a big corn crop and overall prosperity. mentions Third district races and Breidenthal as governor candidate in Cloud County Populists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Washington
M. A. Low
Roore- West
Topeka
Normandie
Phin Pines
Mr. Low
Heihe
Yarrow
Risogeeelt le
Roosevelt
Oklahorma
Kiligax
ET Biggoy
Republicn
Jone
Rush of Troops In China Frights International Armies
International forces press in China as a heavy troop rush unfolds, signaling a hard pressed campaign. Reports indicate mounting casualties and strategic shifts as units maneuver across contentious sectors.
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China
China turmoil wars threaten Taku aid efforts
War dispatches detail Britain and Russia rushing forces toward Ta Ku as China fights to defend Tien Tsin. Admiral Remey ordered to Taku. 160 foreigners reported killed. French, American and British vessels reinforce Shanghai and Che Foo. The U S and allied commands struggle to relieve Tien Tsin amid scattered reports and cautious official updates.
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London
Ta‘ku
Seymour
Pekin
Tieng Tsu
Sheng
Shanghai
Taku
Kemot
Tien Tsin
Talia
St Petersburh
Amur
Ber Liteti
Siberian
New York
Che Foo
Tien ‘Tain
Alresuty
Tone Shen
Hesore
Kinder
Parsons
Peon
Tul Ho
Ching
Bhan Tong
Tsinanfu
Kempt
Gouna Fowler
Nash‘ile
Yorktown
China
Edward Hatley
Es IN
Paris
Saleen
Vauben
Caragarve
Remey
Washington
Navy de Partment
Kempf
Chee-Foo
Tien Tain
Walters
Kemppf
Secretary of the Navy
Grooklyn
Brooldyn
Admiralty
Brite
Che Fu
Tensin
Dien Tsin
Traina
Warrington
Unt
Wie
Havy
Heiney Bean
Brooklyn
Fe Weil
Cavite
Cassaltine
Kempf Bes
Tien Dein
Mir State Department
United States
Conmul
Ghanghis
Buyin
Nether de Ratte
Navy Department
Sone
Tien Trin
Colums
35 Killed as Southern Railway Train Wrecks Near McDonough
A Macon branch train on the Southern Railway plunged into a washout north of McDonough during a flood Saturday night. The wreck, caught in fire, killed thirty five people, with only Pullman car occupants surviving. Dozens more perished or were injured, and recoveries continued as crews moved bodies from the wreckage.
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Atlanta
Macon
Southern Railway
McDonough
WM. A. Barclay
J. HK. Wood
J. HO Hunnicutt
Tanta
J.T. Sullivan
W. W. Bennett
T. ER. Maddox
W. J. Pate
W. G. Pate
H.R. Cressman
Pullman
Tenn
J. Quinlan
A. TC. Carter
Pullman Porter
Anity Tomlincon
Macot
McDostough
Columbus
Marcon
Camp's Creek
Ocmulgee
Wilhl
Fares
Noo
dPheman Quinton
McTsinough
Macau
Reeuers
W. A. Barclay
Georgia Midland & Gulf
MacDonough
Gearo
D. Y
Mamie Merritt
Emerson School of Oratory of
Bostor
Misk Alden
Mis Alden
Miss Alden
Atlante
Wheat Breaks as Liquidity Sinks July Prices Plunge
Chicago market news shows heavy liquidation and slim demand driving July wheat sharply lower after opening near 8.50. Prices fluctuated 7.50 to 8.40 early, then slid to around 8.75 by close as offerings rose and traders reacted to weather damages in the northwest. Flaxseed displayed sharper swings with October futures climbing to 5.75 before retreating amid abundant offerings.
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Chicago
Northwest
MCKENZIE PLAN Affects Wheat Inspection at Ports
State Grain Inspector McKenzie pursues a new wheat grade to curb costs and challenge seaboard importers. The plan would shift shipments via Kansas or alternate routes to southern ports, potentially benefiting Kansas City as a shipping hub. McKenzie cites excellent quality of this year’s wheat and notes ongoing conferences with southern importers.
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McKenzie
McKenzte
Galvestinn
New Orleans
Seaboard
Kanes Inspection Department
Kansas
Eee
Kansas City
Strongest Democratic running mate for Bryan in doubtful states
A New York table from June 21 lists top choices among Democrats for Bryan’s running mate in key states. Names include Rear Admiral W. S. Mcney, B. F. Shively, Charles A. Towne, Carter H. Harrienn, General Pit Lee, Admiral George Dewey, Fred Williams, and others with varying scores.
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New York
Bryan
David B. Air
New Yorker
W. S. 2Cney
B. F. Shively
Charles A. Towne
Carter H. Harrienn
General Pite
Lee
George Dewey
Fred Willams
Chulew
Carnegie Will Raise Immense Democratic Campaign Fund
Columbus Ohio June 25 H Ik Chap man one of Ghios ble four to the Kane sa City convention is of the opinion that imperialism will be one of the chief topics in the coming campaign. In discussing the profable toques with Andrew Carnegie Chapman Buys Carnegie told him that he bait helped to raise a big fund to elect McKinley in 183% but he would raise ore wide as Hirge to elect Tirvan tr iL Carnegie's views of the money question do not coincide with Bryan but Carnegie holds this question secondary to imperialism and militarism.
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Carnegie
Columbus
H. Ik Chapman
Kanesa
Andrew Carnegie
Chapman Buys
McKinley
Tirvan Tr Il
Mr. Bryan
Woke Up The Sultan Constantinople Notes Indemnity Demand
United States charge d'affaires Griscom presented a fresh note to the Ottoman government demanding immediate reply to the indemnity settlement over the Armenian massacres. The cautious but firm ultimatum aimed to purge the matter of insult and avert further diplomatic friction.
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Constantinople
Griscom
United States
Unveiling of the Dewey Cannon to Be Officiated
Helen Gould will preside at the June unveiling ceremony for the Dewey cannon. Gen A Alger will deliver a State of Michigan address, with Miss Willa New York to perform the cannon salute ceremony. Reports mention labor college plans in New York and weather forecasts for Chicago with generally fair conditions.
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Helen Gould
Mion
Michigan
A. Alger
Cratch
Inday Willa
Miss. Hi
New York
Labor College
York
Labar Tolleys
America
St. Mit
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Chas
Thoredey
Ennie
Atkle
S. C. Swallow
Jourting
Wintekot
Wyambiyr
Dialog
Indiana
Arristie
Foottow
Minnénala
Dakota
Montand
Aod
Npersul
St Paul
Wellington
Nebraska
Teton
Sherman
Maryland
Victoria
Virginia
Tie Laneknetin
Penineyitants
Ohio
Utah
Jerser
Ivebeck
Oliver W. Stewnet
War Bras Apratatt Tee
John G. Wisbliy
Hale Johnann
Tihania
Ane Strome Fevariten
Ondreds
Wooley
Johan
Newiig Fond Sitten
Micitsan
Wisconsin
St. Jahnneseta
North
South Dakota
Montana
Virgie
Swallow
Harris- Pintwrei
Breska
Coluventis
Walter B Bat
Walter Te
Ftanmaten
Ander
Tatlooal
Gay
The
Christian Party
Gen. Warren
Low
India
Admiral Remey
Charles Terry Saxton
State Court of Claims
Manhattan
Albany
U. S
Porto Hion
Elihu Reot
Saxton
Colt. du
Grace
Wes Sneens
See See
M’kenzie
Hill
Lloyd Grisecom
Kanesas
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