Notable day as Harrison renomination holds in GOP
Minneapolis June 13 The Republican convention sustains Benjamin Harrison for a second term after a stubborn battle. Blaine and McKinley drew the loudest cheers while Whitelaw Reid was nominated for vice president by acclamation with Horace Porter seconding. The convention adjourned sine die at 10 pm.
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Whitelaw Reid Named Republican Nominee for Vice President
Whitelaw Reid born near Xenia Ohio October 27 1837 pursued journalism and politics. He edited the Xenia News served as Civil War correspondent for the Cincinnati Gazette and Shiloh Gettysburg aide de camp to Rosecrans later led The Tribune and became editor after Greeley. He served as minister to France negotiating two key treaties and remains a noted Republican figure. The National League Meets in Buffalo September 1 with Omaha New York Indianapolis and Buffalo bidding. The National Alliance president Leonidas Polk dies in Washington. Remains identified in Om City and Brandon’s ferry ruins. relief funds distributed with Oil City receiving 35 percent.
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What They Think on Harrison Nomination Prominent Republicans Opin
Interviews from Chicago and New York with John M. Thurston Warner Miller and others reveal mixed relief and resolve over President Harrison's nomination. They praise party loyalty while noting Blaine supporters may back Harrison, and anticipate united Republican backing despite past rivalries.
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Aggregate trade volume higher than a year ago in June
Dun s Review reports June trade generally favorable with aggregate business volume above last year despite setbacks. Building labor issues easing but a possible clash looms in iron manufacturing between Western workers and firms. Woolens in demand, silks quiet, linens dull. 168 U S and 24 Canada failures in week. Foresters elect officers in Montreal with Scubert as high chief ranger and Cannon as high secretary.
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