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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1892

Page

8

Post beats Herald in rapid convention news race

A bustling Boston scene witnessed the Post outrun the Herald in furnishing direct convention news. The Post fed the crowd with fast bulletins from the West via Postal Telegraph, led by manager E. B. Pillsbury and operator James H. Lounsbury, with reports like One Now for Cleveland and The Hat Cannot Crush Grover boosting morale.

Post Herald Minneapolis Herald Bulletin Flour City Journal Boston E. B. Pillsbury Postal Telegraph Company James H. Lounsbury Cleveland Grover Blaine O.K Chicago

Benjamin Harrison Led Republican Victory and Unity

A tribute extols Benjamin Harrison as a strong, virtuous leader who modernized the party and secured protection for American industries. The speaker praises his tariff support, favorable stance on silver, and willingness to defend American interests abroad, urging him to lead again to continued victory.

Chicago Benjamin Harrison Indiana Anda United States Great Britain

Republican nominating scene shocks men of affairs

Post reporters gathered reactions from Phineas Pierce Mayor Matthews and Attorney General Pillsbury about the convention results. Democrats favored the Harrison slate while Republicans weigh McKinley Blaine and the tariff clash. Pillsbury backs Cleveland era strength and renomination.

Post Phineas Pierce Newbury Street Pierce McKinley Blaine Harrison Matthews

Press Comments on Harrison Nomination in This Morning

An editorial contrasts Blaine's lack of desire for the presidency with the Harrison bid for renomination. It argues Blaine’s movement was driven by enemies using his name, notes delegates largely backed Harrison, and cites Depew McKinley and Cullom as allies supporting the President amid defections from Blaine.

Blaine Harrison Chelsea Orangeman Maine Clarkson Mr. Blaine Advertiser Pey Mcwinney Depew McKinley Cullom

Old State House as Boston transportation hub

No 8 Old State House, under Mr L H Palmer, became a popular transit headquarters in Boston. Tickets or drawing room car seats for Shore Line express trains or the Colonial express between Boston and Washington can always be secured here.

Boston & Albany Hmough Boston Wagner Albany Syracuse Cleveland Chicago M. CG Borton Cincinnati Utica Toledo Niagara Falls St. Louis R. R Detroit M. C Hartford New Haven New York Springfield No York New York Limited Lipm Pb St Kneeland A. &. Ransom Old State House L. H. Palmer Shore Line Washington

Balloting Begins as McKinley Breaks Through in Alabama

A tense Republican convention ballot unfolds after Sewell moves to proceed to ballot. Delegates from Indian Territory and Alaska gain voting rights. Harrison leads early. McKinley gains momentum as Illinois and Ohio show pivotal shifts. Foraker challenges and defense of the Ohio vote sparks heated exchange before roll calls and cheers erupt on Texas’ decisive 22 votes for Harrison.

Sewell New Jersey Indian Territory Alaska McKinley Harrison California M. H. de Young Blaine Georgia Illinois Fassett Foraker Indiana Maine Chris Magee Pennsylvania Missouri Vigorane New York Mills North Carolina Ohio Texas Elliott F. Shepard Benjamin Harrison Wolcott Outhwaite Major McKinley Wisconsin

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