Convention Oratory and Turbulent Enthusiasm at Minneapolis Meet
A crowd thronged Minneapolis for a Republican convention scene marked by mighty oratory. Senator Walcott of Colorado opened with fervent address, followed by Col. Dick Thompson nominating the President. Minnesota orator William Henry Eustis seconded Blaine in a rousing speech, Chauncey Depew added gloss for Harrison, and dramatic banners and cheers swept the hall. The event featured a black man’s forthright acclaim and a wave of patriotic energy that overwhelmed the venue.
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Minneapolis
The
Journal
Walcott
Colorado
Paramount
Col
Dick Thompson
United States
William Henry Eustis
Minnesota
Blaine
America
Jim
Amalerien
Chauncey ML Depew
Offubeliti
Harrison
Blaine praised as nation saver amid political ruin
The article lauds James G Blaine for overcoming past corruption accusations and leading Republican policy, contrasting him with Clay and Webster. It credits Blaine with directing Garfield and Harrison, shaping reforms, and maintaining courtesy despite illness, while noting his tragic end as time tests his legacy.
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Blaine
St. Paul Globe
James G. Blaine
Clay
Webster
Garfield
Harrison
United States
Sleepy Eye News Briefs Include Local Moves and Death
Sleepy Eye reports Dr. Marcellus returns from the east. Sam Weintraub to erect a store in Morgan. Prof. Hess and family depart for Chatham New Jersey. The mercantile business will stay open and indu strial establishments will close on the Fourth. Miss Lydia Torrey died after a long illness of consumption. Rolf Thompson graduates from University Law School of Washington. Miss Mary Browne receives a gold thimble from Baptist church ladies. Miss Louise Larson visits with Miss Christin Olsen then departs for home in Deniwingk. Frank Pagne and family arrive from Washington to settle in Brown County. A man attempted to steal a porker-hook from the press residence Tuesday evening.
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Sam Weintraub
Morgan
Deniwingk
Frank Pagne
Washington
Brown County
Tuesay
District Convention Nominating Candidate in Mutkyto
A District Convention of the Repill cans of the Second Congressions Distret will be held at City Hall Mutkyto on Thursday July 1 1802 at 10 O clock forenoon to nominate a candidate for voncreas for the said district. Delegates basis three large for each cowry and one for every 250 votes of major fraction cast for John Lindi 1888 fixed by Republican congressional committee. Counties entitled to representation Blue Earth Brown Cottonwood Faribault Lie Qui Parle Lincoln Pipestone Redwood Rock Watonwan Yellow Medic Chippewa A Blanchart Chen
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Mutkyto
Voncreas
John Lindi
Republican Congressional Committee
Blue Earth
Brown
Cottonwood
Faribault
Lie
Lincoln
Pipestone
Redwood Rock
Watonwan
A. Blanchart
Chen
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