Nomination races surge as Reid and Reed vie for VP
At the Republican convention New York nominates Whitelaw Reid for vice president while Maine's Thomas B. Reed is briefly urged before Maine delegates shift away. Amid cheers, Harrison is nominated and delivers a gracious, reflective address praising public service and unity.
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New York
Miller
New York State
Horace Porter
Whitelaw Reid
Bulkeley
J. C. Settle
Tennessee
West Virginia
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Settle
Fone
Thomas B. Reed
Maine
Reed
M. Lowthan
Virginia
Harrison Reaches Second Term Nomination At White House
At the White House on June 10 President Harrison learned the Republican convention had endorsed his administration for a second term. Telegraph operators and aides tracked state votes as Ohio shifted toward McKinley, signaling possible changes in the ballot. Pennsylvania boosted Harrison with nineteen votes, an increase of ten.
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Halford
Wanamaker
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Elkins
McKinley
Pennsylvania
Keystone State
Spooner
Wisconsin
Clarkson laments missed chance after nomination
Minneapolis reports Mr. Clarkson stating the party could have beaten Harrison if Blaine would have accepted earlier. He notes Blaine's resignation from the Cabinet affected support and regrets the failed effort to nominate someone besides Harrison. Clarkson adds two-thirds of the new national committee members leave no clear forecast for his re election.
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O'Connor
Bulkeley
Connecticut
Horace Porter
Empire State
Globe
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School of American Journalism
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Minneapolis
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West
Harrison
Blaine
New National Committee
Harrison Nominated for President by Party Convention
A lengthy address argues for Benjamin Harrison as standard bearer, praising his four years in office, the administration’s diplomacy, finances, and policy. It notes past presidents’ actions, defends credit to the administration, and pledges support if New York carries for Harrison again. The report covers convention process, petitions, and a Woman’s Republican Association tribute.
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Alabama
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Cannon
Utah
National Committee
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Warner Miller
Miller
Woman’s Republican Association
J. Ellen Foster
Mr Depew Speech at Republican Convention
Mr Depew addresses the Republican convention, noting each gathering has a distinct history and outlining the need for strong convictions and earnest policy expression as a part of Republicanism. The speech emphasizes individual judgment and the convention as a new departure.
Blaine Urged as Unified West and East Lead
Senator Wolcott outlines a united Republican push for James G Blaine, praising his leadership and record while blasting Democratic prophecy. He argues Blaine embodies American statesmanship, health, vigor, and the party’s future, pledging unwavering support.
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Union of Latin Republics
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Blaine Nominated as Republicans Cheer in Convention
Senator Wolcott of Colorado nominating James G. Blaine sparks prolonged cheers as Blaine backers wave flags and umbrellas. Richard W. Thompson nominates Benjamin Harrison amid delays in roll call and a tense Michigan moment, with Alger questioned and Michigan delegates silent.
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Colorado
James G. Blaine
Blaine
Indiana
Richard W. Thompson
Navy
Harrison
Leppisate
Benjamin Harrison
Thompson
Michigan
Alger
McKinley Delayed Entrance Marks Early convention
The Day's Session reports Chairman McKinley arriving at 11 15 am after a long vigil and seating before most delegates. The convention opened at 11 37 with the band playing The Lost Chord and a prayer by Rev Wayland Hoyt. Senator Quay authorized the chair to announce no further opposition remains.
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McKinley
Blaine
Senator Quay
Blaine Nominated as Republican Standard Bearer
Mr Eustis of Minnesota seconded Blaine and lauded him as the man embodying every key issue. The crowd erupted in an extended demonstration with hats, umbrellas, and a star bearing Blaine’s portrait. W E Mattison praised Blaine as the greatest American living. New York’s name followed as cheers faded.
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Minnesota
Blaine
Republican Party
James G. Blaine
W. E. Mattison
Mississippi
New York
Depew Speech Sparks Massive Harrison Blaine Demonstration
Spectators at a Harrison rally exploded in cheers after Depew praised administration records. A shout of Blaine and rapid demonstrations followed, with a giant portrait of the President paraded and leaders mounting seats to wave hats as banners clashed in a dramatic crossfire of loyalties.
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Knight
Chicago
Blaine Club
Storage for furniture and wonders at Central Storage Warehouse
Central Storage Warehouse at corner James and East Concord streets offers brick building with many private rooms from 1.50 per month. Large heated rooms for pianos and pictures, plus the largest elevator in Boston. Washington street and Harrison avenue streetcars within a minute’s walk. Telephone Tremont 784, FRANK Jackson, Manager.
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