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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1892
Page
2
An editorial contrasts American illustration leadership with English rivals, urges improved farming for higher yields, and reflects on social progress. It discusses temperance, motherhood’s central role, and the need for broader education including public kindergarten expansion. The piece links growth to democratic ideals despite lingering ignorance and vices.
At Preseafours Minnesota June 12 delegates hear Blaine and Harrison support. Wolcott praises Blaine, McKinley gains momentum as states vote, Pennsylvanian Quay backs McKinley, Harrison declared nominee. evening session names Whitelaw Reid as vice president choice.
On June 14 in Misyeapouis Minnesota the convention revealed the detailed vote for the five men under consideration yesterday. Delegations expressed varied preferences as they supported candidates, outlining alignment with General Harrison and other figures. The roll call details which groups backed which candidate and underscores the party’s polarization during the process.
Russell Harrison first to tell his father the renomination news as he checked off delegate figures from a prepared sheet during the ballot. After the tally firmed, he led a party into the President’s office where cabinet ministers and press greeted the victory. Congratulatory telegrams poured in from across the nation.
Boston reports James G Blaine reacting calmly to Harrison's nomination and the Republican convention's finish. A young operator relayed word of the victory while Blaine, seated in an arm chair, displayed no visible surprise. He urged unity to defeat the ticket in November.
A 15 foot embankment derailment on the Atlanta & Chattahoochee River road at 1:30 PM killed G W Allen Kennedy street Atlanta Dr A M Anton 207 Marietta street leaves a wife and children F M Davis a painter fatally injured A J Coleman and A Very Chastain among others injured. train had climbed a grade when front car left rails. A storm earlier damaged power, delaying service as one hundred passengers rode toward the river. The car was wrecked and completely demolished.
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