McKinley Hobart Nominated At Republican Convention
The Republican National Convention met in St Louis from Tuesday to Thursday, nominating William McKinley for president and Garrett Hobart for vice president. Carter opened proceedings, Charles W. Fairbanks of Indiana was temporary chairman, and John M. Thurston of Nebraska was named permanent chairman amid committee selections. Sen Teller dissented from the financial plank, with allies reportedly bolting.
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Platform Declares Democratic Rule Crisis and Protection Policy
The platform condemns postwar Democratic governance as a period of incapacity and debt. It cites a $262,000,000 rise in public debt, factory closures, and wage declines, urging protectionist tariffs to shield American labor. It also supports renewing reciprocity agreements once negotiated by the prior Republican administration.
Republican Platform and Nominations Highlight 1896 Convention
The national platform advocates equal protection, tariffs, sound money, and expansion of naval power, with emphasis on veterans benefits, immigration controls, civil service enforcement, and anti lynching. It endorses Cuban independence support, Monro doctrine, and territorial representation, plus homestead policy and Alaska rights. Nominations for president and vice president follow, with speeches for McKinley, Quay, Read, Allison, Morton, Hobart, Lyon, and others shaping the roll-call outcome.
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William McKinley Career rise to presidential aspirant
A detailed historical sketch traces William McKinley’s Ohio origins from 1814 migration, Civil War service with the Twenty third Ohio, rapid promotions to captain and brevet major, and staff roles. It covers family background, early life in Poland and Canton, and the shift from military to law and politics. It notes his congressional career, the McKinley tariff bill, governor nomination context, and home life with Ida McKinley of Canton.
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Major McKinley Triumphs Amid Outsized Political Rise
The narrative recalls Major McKinley overcoming rivals, including royalty, to win support from James Saxton and advance in politics. It notes Mrs McKinley’s insistence on her husband’s public career, her health not hindering her political influence, and McKinley’s devoted care for his 87 year old mother who remains active in Canton society.
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Hobart Nominated as McKinley Running Mate
Garrett A. Hobart born 1844 at Long Branch New Jersey rose from Rutgers graduate to New Jersey house speaker later senator and federal official. He led Passaic and Morris counties rail interests and served as director and adviser to many banks and industrial firms while residing in Paterson New Jersey.
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Macon Prepares for Democratic State Convention Arrival
Macon gears up to host the Democratic State Convention on Thursday at 10 a.m. Led by Cobb official Ateye Clay, the city plans holiday attire, ample lodging, and wide welcome. The Music Hall will hold 1600 with seating for 2000, rail fare reduced to 2 cents per mile, tickets on sale June 24 26 and June 26 July 8.
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Watertown bank collapse shocks Tennessee town
Eight assignments in Watertown, Tennessee followed the Bank of Watertown closing. A. Bryan, president, faces the speculative futures claims behind the disaster, which has nearly wrecked the thriving Wilson County town that long stood as a solid financial center.
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Insurgent Attacks and Cuban Rebel Movements Reported
A Havana dispatch describes Wednesday fighting in Pinar del Rio with rebels led by Dina and Barmu dex, wounding a lieutenant and killing a sergeant. Government troops counterattacked, with losses on both sides, while 700 rebels reportedly attacked Pasco but were repulsed. A June 12 dispatch notes tensions around Consul General Lee after dining with enemies of Spain.
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Fruit Crop In Georgia Suffer From Prolonged Drought
The Georgia fruit crop has fallen from promise to poor due to a long dry May. Officials note widespread fruit drop from peaches and apples as insects ravage young fruit. Northern Georgia faces near total failure, while central and southern regions expect about half a crop. Prices likely rise as supply shrinks and demand remains.
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