Morton Nomination Notification At Rhinebeck Meeting
New York July 7 The Republican committee notified Levi P Morton of his vice presidential nomination at Rhinebeck after a lengthy stop in New York. Morton pledged to uphold party principles and praised New York’s support while the committee reported on the ceremony and reception. A hurricane and storms in nearby states caused damage and injuries, with reports from Nanticoke and Edwardsburg detailing wrecks and casualties.
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New York
Levi P. Morton
MM. Estee
California
Murray Hill
le Dougherty
Grand Central Depot
Dougherty
Morton
Hendricks
Root
Carson
Foster
Long Branch
Marietta
Soospiet
Levi Morton
Thls
New York Central
Poughkeepse
Rhinebeck
Huntington Place
Estee
Ela
Harrison
Ton
Wtvanew
Cam
Republican Party
Chivaga
Canals Ninimite
Onder
Wwe
Suca Univers
Beit
Bern
Fire Disaster Leaves Family Dead At Cana David Dobbs Farm
A fire at the Dobbs farm about seven miles from the river border destroyed the farmhouse and claimed the lives of four occupants: George Dobbs 72, David Merrifield 21, Alice Thompson unknown age, and a second child. Mrs. Dobbs escaped after being overcome by smoke. The blaze started near a barn and spread quickly. Mrs. Dobbs suffered severe burns and is unlikely to recover.
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Saint Ste Many
Midh
Dulyt
George Dobbs
David Merrifielst
Allce
Thompson
Aenrudge
Whem
Dabha
Leia
Suir
Telzihoring Farsier
Laces and Flouncings Sale Prices From A Dated Market
A fragmented listing shows lace and flouncings priced from 0 to 75 cents with various items including Swiss embroidered flouncings and oriental Egyptian laces. Reads like a period catalog noting values from 13 to 48 cents and bulk lots at multiple price points.
Trains Crash Near Nanticoak Injures Dozen
A head on collision between two passenger trains on the same track near Nanticoak, Pennsylvania, leaves many injured and engines damaged. Operators fault cited as cause while engineers jumped clear and many passengers suffer serious shocks and injuries.
Amendment defeat cited in sorghum tariff debate and fort Omaha site bill
Debates in Wasarveton center on a Cannon sugar tariff amendment linked to the Chicago Platform, with Peters and Anderson defending sorghum industry protections. The House adjourned without action as discussions touched Fort Omaha site sale and a $20,000 appropriation, amid party clashes over internal revenue versus tariff policy.
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Wasarveton
Committee of Military Affairs
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Fort Omaha
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Leonard A. Maris
Onin
Martin
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John F. Hartrantt
Pennsylvania
National Salt Diers Bomen
Springer
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Ilinais
Eling
Chicago
Germany
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Mar. Nelson
Minnesota
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Philadelphia
Beatiog
Kelly
Yeu
Anion
Republican Party
McKenna
California
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Tle
Hepubiveah
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Mir
Rmigians
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Fort Scott
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United States
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Imanty
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Mnantiowa Theater
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Thar
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Grand Trunk Railway
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Warpah Furnace Company
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Minn
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Nm-y
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India
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T. L. Fox & Son
North Main Street
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Onch
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Sedgwick Block
Lowman
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State National Bank
Wichita, Kan
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Wichita Cracker Company
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Evan
Lass Betayo Orr
Daly
Owens
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