Nash Named With A Whoop At Ohio Republican Convention
Columbus Ohio June 2 19th century style convention hall audience packed Temporary Chairman Foraker led order The convention endorsed Foraker for another term Foster excluded Temperance forces Cald well out of race Hanna presided with strong backing from Ohio Republicans The platform favored personal liberty and national administration support amid intense party rallying for the coming Ohio election
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Columbus
Ohio
Aediteville Bere
Foraker
Credentials
Arismas
Geneculle
Oh Gaoleusa
Hina
Rteport
Stiatardoreker
Senate
Zid Shen
Jong
Fianna
Geowrenor
Ppgre
Henry Trnesler
George K. Sag
Renomination and Governor Nash cites past record in party dispute
Fragmented OCR notes recount a political contest with Weclinia Wash leading to renomination. Governor Nash defends state affairs while Senators Foraker and Mirna issue broad support. Names like Jr. Curtis and J Le Prieg appear amid a list of candidates and vote tallies, all reflecting a tense party nomination scene.
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Nash
Foraker
Mirna
Uhm
National Betes
Price
Minabott
Uani
Ohio Republicans Nominate Slate in Columbus Platform Endorses McKinley
The Ohio Republican state convention in Columbus nominated a full ticket for a second term without opposition. Newton Mc Miller, Alva B. Hall, AC. Critchfeld, and Lawson Emerson were named for clerk of the supreme court. Emerson’s nomination was unanimous. State treasurer B. Cameron and State Board of Public Works member W. G. Johnson were renominated. The platform lauds McKinley, asserts protectionist tariffs, condemns inflation, praises American labor growth, and endorses Foraker, Hanna, and Nash while reaffirming Cuban independence and imperial policy.
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Supreme Cert
W Wete
Newton Mc Miller
Alva B. Hail
AC. Critchfeld
Lawson
Emerson
Miler
Hall
Critehtel
Emereon
Sinc B. Cameron
W.G. Johnson
State Board of Public Works
Hay
United States
Spain
China
McKinley
Cuba
Porto Rico
Harrall
Philipiite
Ciel
Ihem
McKintey Spon
Nash
Foraker
Hanna
Republican state convention at Columbus adjourns after session
The Republican state convention met in Columbus to nominate candidates for governor and other state officers. United States Senator Forsaker served as temporary chairman delivering the feature speech. After committee reports, the convention adjourned until this morning with the vital issue not yet decided.
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Columbus
United States
Foraker
Kansans Aim to Charter Banks in New Oklahoma Territory
Kansas financiers secure charters for three national banks to be opened in the Kiowa Comanche country as lands are opened. George Clark and C S Jobes led the move, with Low Leland Lambert and others listed as interested. Banks to be established one per county with locations to be announced later.
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Kansas
Oklahoma
George Clark
National Bank
C. S. Jobes
Washington
Marcus A. Low
Cy Leland
United States District Atlorony I. E. Lambert
George E Cole
Howel Jones
A. C Jobes
National Bank Examiner
Calvin Hood
Emporia
Kiowa-Comanche
Land of Promise. E Holcomb Praises New Indian Lands
E Holcomb of North Topeka has returned from a five month stay in the new Indian country slated for opening to settlers. He worked with Rock Island surveying and plans to move to Chickensha area to enter railroad work and await land opening. He says border stories of destitution are false and predicts rich mineral resources alongside agricultural value, including copper, coal, oil, asphalt, marble and granite. He forecasts rapid development once opened.
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E Holcomb
Holcomb
Tyler Street
Topeka
Rock Island
Holemole
Mr. Holcomb
Comanche
Boer and British forces clash near Aliwal North
General Pouche's two Boer commands moved beyond Glen Almond about ten miles southeast of Aliwal North as Boer and British scouts exchanged shots five miles from there. Local defense forces were mobilized. On June 23 Jacobus Botha, a pig farmer from Aliwal North, was reportedly captured by the Boers and his house burned. treason appeared in the local scene.
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Cape Colony
Pouche
Glen Almond
Aliwal
Sconta
Jacobus Botha
Aliwal North
Peetra Treeiniben
Miners Strike Ends After Employers Hire Non-Union Workers
In Moognaqua region the West end Coal company resumed operations with 600 workers returning. The strike began over non-union labor, and the union group was pressured by non-union entrants, while Sam Paul sent no wreath. Amsterdam reports turmoil surrounding royal entourage and wreath rumors.
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Ofeeen
Stru
Moognaqua
West “End Coal Company
Unita Seine
Sam Paul
Amsterdam
Tr Kourge
United States
Indian Tax Case Heard In Circuit Court At Ardmore
In Ardmore Indian merchants faced a 1 percent tribal tax dispute. Judge Townsend heard P J Soper argue for the government against non citizens resisting payment. The Atoka agreement the Curls bill and the 1887 act on citizenship influenced the ruling. Decision reserved.
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Ardmore
I. T
Townsend
Flood Wipes Out Houses and Damages Rail Lines in Virginia
Reports from Cedar Bluff and Liberty describe nine houses and eight outbuildings washed away west of Tazewell with many mill dams gone and extensive damage across Russell and Forty Mile Road Roanoke. Norfolk & Western officials say coal delay damage overestimated and telegraph lines restored. Further south in Williamson West Virginia fatalities appear exaggerated with likely under seven percent of residents lost. Keystone Vivian and Elkhorn hit hardest with property losses around a million dollars.
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Richmond
Taxewell
Cedar Bloft
Liberty
Torewell
Russell
Forty Mile Road
Roanoke
Norfolk & Western Railroad
Associated Press
Williamson
W. Va
Iife
Keystone
Vivian
Elkhorn
Tug River Valley
Flood Devastation Looms in Keystone Area as Losses Mount
Still chaotic with no definite estimate of flood damage. Richmond dispatch reports hundreds missing or dead in Keystone, Coal Gate, and Burke. Rail lines washed, bridges collapsed, coal cars swept away. Elkhorn and North Fork valleys left in devastation. long-term recovery and costs remain uncertain.
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Richmond
Dispatch
Farge
Destruc
Elkhorn
Forse
Norfolk & Western
Coal Gate
Keystone
Burke
Nerisheidl
Noted Dawson Trial Grips Arctic Justice Scene
The trial of George O’Brien charged with the Christmas day murders of Lynne Wallace Reif, Fred H. Clayven, and Ole Oleson in Dawson is the north’s most absorbing case. Government costs exceed 100000 dollars with eighty witnesses gathered from Yukon, the U S and Canada, as Captain Scarth and Detective McGuire head a vast pursuit across frozen fronts and distant routes.
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Dawson
Seattle
Wamb
George O'Brien
Lynne ‘Wallace Reif
Fred H. Clayven
Ole Oleson
Dawson- Skagway
Minto
Yukon
Ceneda
Scarth
Mounted Police
Es Dence
Detective McGuire
Chicago
Eecape
North
Censor at Work in England and South Africa News
New York reports June 55 that there is little encouraging news from England on the South Africa military situation with no definite decisive action from French forces. General French is active in the French sector where his operations are noted as surmised. The censor is suspected of withholding information, as newspapers carry scant war news.
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New York
England
South Africa
Triaes Ny
Leland Secures Authority to Set Contracts In Washington Visit
Leland returns from Washington claiming authority to award contracts for the federal building vault shelving. He says the president intends his reappointment as pension agent and discusses future changes, including Peters likely to become pension commissioner. Jobes and Lambert shown as not seeking reappointment.
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Cy Leland
Washington
Federal Building
McKinley
Topeka
State Journal
Mr. Leland
Federal
Leland
Iid
Baker
Son’ ‘Leland
R. Peters
Eyank
Peters
Tiscat
Evans
Blue
Lambert
Charles Jobes
Comptroller of the Treasury
Jobes
Burtoy
Burton
Lelands
Clark
James
Clarke
Forest Park site chosen for 1904 world’s fair in St Louis
The Forest Park site near St Louis was selected as the fair’s location to commemorate the Louisiana purchase anniversary. The executive committee and board ratified Forest Park after favorable reports, with the national commission to decide tomorrow. The 6,000 acre site spans western Forest Park and adjoining areas, extending to the west and northwest, and is among the country’s largest, near the university area and accessible by rail.
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St. Louis
Porest Park
Saat
Forest Park
National Commission
Forest Park Worst
Jackson Park
Chicago
Banat
Abineton
Two Women Sentenced by Judge Hazen in Morning Court
Judge Hazen sentences two women and a man to the penitentiary after convictions. Arnie Mitchell recei ved two years for Sixault with intent to kill, Lucretia Bartoll and Lota were also sentenced.
Panic Follows Fire In Prominent Building
A fire at a building on Morgan Street in Bt. Tans results in the death of a woman who jumped from an upper window. The blaze endangers occupants and causes panic among the crowd gathered outside. Authorities investigate the cause as smoke and fear spread through the scene.
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Bt. Tans
Morgan Street
Bawardy Paiuting “Company
Foley Named as Postmaster in Parsorst Vote Fight
President appoints Peter P. Foley postmaster at Parsorst amid a political contest that pitted Foley against H. H. Lunk and Burton. Foley, backed by Foley supporters, secured the post amid objections to other nominees and a bid by rival factions in the department.
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Peter P. Rules
Parsorst
Veles
Foley
George Hatilite
Burton
H.H. Lunk
Manter
Waler
Burton Theatensist
Unclear historical dispatch on clashes near Charleston
Fragmentary report from June six about miners and authorities in West Virginia. Mentions United States Marshal Trompean and possible militia involvement. Describes movement to Charleston and stalled operations atMartin with idle fields and ships, but many details are garbled.
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Clurteston
Bedert
United States
Trompean
Marttinn
Bound for Luzon Ban Franciere June 25
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Tren
Hacenok
Corby
J. F. Weeter
Commissary Department
Genater C.F Tietrich
Nebtaska
Apa Cougneusma Suiliveitn
Sag Prenoldek
Cena
Enaee Surgven Geowrn
Bremiere Chambers Mek&ti
Claim for Loot and McKinley Incident Reported
A Pekin company sues the U.S. government claiming valuables including diamonds and jewels seized during wartime. Names McKinley and others appear as involved parties in a headline with weather notes noting a warm trend for the Midwest.
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Chine Merchants’ Company
Greenies
Tiett Tath
Farmet
Edecum
Duftnd
Ange Mat
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