President Nominated on First Ballot at Republican Convention
Minneapolis reports the Republican convention nominating James G Blaine on the first ballot with strong support for Harrison, McKinley, and Reid. Colonel Wolcott urged Blaine harmony, Depew praised Harrison, and Eustis seconded Blaine. The hall roared as delegates cheered, women waved parasols, and the event stretched into long applause.
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Corbett Arrives at Loch Arboursummer training sight drawn fire
Jim Corbett arriving with trainer William Brady faced local ire as Loch Arbour cottagers protest training quarters near their summer homes. A padded barn will serve as Corbett’s immediate training space behind Brady’s house on Euclid and Main. Corbett enjoys the seaside setting after a sea bath.
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Winning runners at Morris Park and Gloucester races
At Morris Park New York on June 15 races led with Prince George winning the first and Fairplay taking the second. Hammie and Tar and Tartar dead heated in the third before Tar and Tartar won the runoff, plus wins for Thellbark, Raceland, Flavilla and other contenders in the day’s events. At Gloucester New Jersey on June 11 results show Mash er and Wallace G scoring in several sprints with Ned, Jack Rose, Knapp and Darius among the winners in different distances.
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Locomotive boiler explosion halts line. several men fatally burned
DETROIT dispatch reports Engine No. 29 of the Chicago and Grand Trunk railroad blew up near Climax while pulling a loaded freight. Engineer Wood, Fireman Smith, and Brakeman Parker, all of Battle Creek, were probably fatally scalded as track ripped up for several rods. Separately, Newcastle County treasurer John T Dickey sued The Daily Republic for libel seeking 20 000. In Harrisburg the state Democratic committee elected F S Griffith as delegate to the Chicago convention for the Twenty fifth district including Watler Lawrence Mercer and Beaver counties.
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Drowning and Heat Die at Green Bay Wave
A sad drowning accident at Southwest Arm Green Bay left James Bridges Temple Knight and two men with a boy named Saunders drowned when their skiff overturned. In Wixstep Connecticut a switchman and three Italians were sunstruck yesterday with one Italian in critical condition as heat battered the area.
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Death notices from international and domestic figures
Captain Henry N. Franck of the steamer Catania died in Santos Brazil. Christian Ruestow, a retired manufacturer and veteran, died in New York. Samuel McD Rich Arosos, president of the Theines Bank of Baltimore, died there. Mrs Puass Herp, longtime Red Bank New Jersey resident, died there. Mme Exits4 LaSalle, widow of the late editor of The Courrier des Etats Unis, died in Chatou France.
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