First Day at Minneapolis Convention Sparks Fight Over Fassett Nomination
At the Republican National Convention in Minneapolis the battle lines form over temporary chairman Fassett with Harrison and Blaine factions mobilizing. Fassett is elected without opposition as crowds cheer, while Debates over rules and delegates flare, and Reed of Maine delivers a pointed defense of Republican unity and civil liberties.
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Cullom
Harrison
Reed
Blaine
Fassett
New Jersey
John L Blair
P. F. Murrell
Murrell
Maine
Sewell
Blair
National Committee
Tom Reed
Bette
Scheintig
Congressman Hitt
Mlinois
Michael de Young
California
Clarkson
J. Sloat Fassett
New York
Mr. Fassett
James G. Blaine
Lincoln
Seward
Grant
Garfield
Sherman
Logan
Union
Lord Salisbury
England
Republican Party
United States
Fifty-first Congress
Thomas Bk Fa
Mbent
Jeaver
Wed
National
House of Representatives
Convention Proceedings Name Delegates and Committees
The roll call of states was completed and committees announced as each state named its appointees. Applause greeted Kansas chair Ingalls and Missouri and Ohio reports during the session. Governor Foraker and ex Senators Quay Mahone Spooner drew enthusiastic receptions. The convention adjourned to 11 o clock tomorrow.
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Hig Gana
Clarkson
Mc Risley
Ohio
Chauncey Depew
Senator Hiscock
Warner Miller
Platt
New York
Illinois
Abraham Lincoln
Senator Cull
Alabama
Kansas
Ingalls
William Warner
Missouri
McKinley
Foraker
Quay
Pennsylvania
Mahone
Virginia
Spooner
Wisconsin
Committees Named for Permanent Organization Across States
Minneapolis June 7. The article lists the appointed committees for the convention by state including permanent organization rules and orders of business credentials and resolutions with names such as Iverson Dawson William H Harvey Daniel N Cooper F P Johnson George A Knight and many others from Alabama Arkansas California Connecticut Delaware Florida Idaho Illinois Iowa Kansas Louisiana Maine Maryland Michigan Mississippi Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada New Jersey New York North Carolina Ohio Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Texas Vermont Washington West Virginia Arizona District of Columbia New Mexico Oklahoma Territory and Titah.
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Charles W. Johnson
Minnesota
Carson Like
New York
George Lee
California
Joseph T. Brown
Pennsy Watla
W. P. Brownlow
Tennessee
F. M. Alihupret
Ohio
Albert Clark
Massachusetts
Secretarie
Theodore Simmons
Colorado
Pillip EK. Churchman
Delaware
Aaron Bradshaw
District of Columbia
Charles Hopkins
W. Monroe
Mary
Inn
Charles 8. Morris
Kentucky
J. W. Dimmnick
Alabama
James Binnie Walker
Montana
T. W. McAllister
Mississippi
Otto Chomm
Wyoming
Charles F. Haner
James H. Stone
Michigan
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Minneapolis
Iverson Dawson
William H. Harvey
Daniel N. Cooper
William Vaughan
Arkansas
Crefentials
Batti Hale
KR. D. Ins. SeSant Dette T. C.graden
H. Townsend
B. B. Clark Wheeler
W. Fisher Pierce
Ww. Marshall
George V. Masser
J. H. Wilson
Florida
Henry F. Chubbatone
Eaward Ee
J. C. Gasonthles
SECA
H. D. Locke
Idaho
D. A Lockwoot
Hules
Hiram Brownlee
Eugene F. Ware
A. Bilts
I. Hale
C. F. Lear
Robert F. Guichard
Thomas A. Ae
Maine
John Cluter
S. N. Bird
Credentals
C. M. Moses
C. F. L Libbey
Craryland
Alien Rutherford
Alfred C. Star
Martin M. Higgins
John Q. A. Brackett
James A Wilkinson
W. Wishingse
A. T. Bliss Manlellona
Charles A Rere
Frank Daraurals
KH. C. Dann
Aetie Apenreon
John §. Burton
Weasley Creyton
F. Ryan
A. McCloud
A. C
New Jersey
Wm. Barpour
Francis J. Swarre
Wm. T. Hoffman
Gilbert Vollins
Sameel Thomas
G. W. Husted
Edmund Connor
Wilcox
North Carolina
Hugh Cole
E. A. Rplinson
J.C. Pritchard
North Dakota
T. A. Marshall
W. T. Robinson
F. G. Gleason
John A. Percival
Olso
A. Ambler
J. DB. Foraker
William Gray
Tsane
Frank ©. Harris
South Carolina
C.D. Cunningham
W. DD. Crum
John H. Ostendorf
E. Smith
South Dakota
Mark B. Alford
Ames Halley
Edward Corn
Joseph M. Green
W. F. Posten
C. W. Garrett
J. T. Settle
Newton Packer
Texas
Locke Mclenfels
Flre. Chase
Eee
A. K. Rosenthal
Nelson Bennett
Edward Eldridge
Credentalk
William Kirkham
West Virginia
Thomas FE. Davis
Charles Murdetteeart
John A. Hutchinson
Crecelia E. Smith
W. Niger
GA. Boeth
Lucius Eggous
Bigorin
Bnein
New Mexico
P ‘Ermanent
Tranquilano Junitutes
Order of Business
Nicholas Galles
J. A. Whitemore
T.B. Catron
Titah
F. J. Cannon
J. Silistur
O. J. Salebary
Mnon
Oklahoma Territory
Permanent Organicatio Dd
Marquart
Baies and Co. of
A. J . Beay
John W. Candler
George E. Freeman
William Cogswell
Johm
A. Irackett
Storms Devastate towns. bridges, mills, and homes washed away
A massive cloudburst floods Monongahela River towns from Monongahela City to McKeesport. Bridges vanish, cellars flood, and mills including Edgar Thomson threaten suspension as floodwaters rise and livestock drown. residents evacuate as new danger looms in Washington county and along the river.
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Pittsburg
Virginia
Charleston Road
Monongahela River
Monongahela City
Pigeon Creek
Episcopal
Johnstown
Oil City
Titusville
Ike Kiefer
South Twenty-second Street
Ike
Twenty-eighth Ward
Matt Felker
John P. McCleary
Williamsburg
Stewart
McKeesport
West End
Fifth Avenue
Walnut Street
Centre Street
White Hollow
Ontin
Versailles Township
A. ¥. Shaw
Charles Simpson
Coursin Street
John Rhodes
Duquesne
White Street
Riverton Bridge
Duquesne Hill
Braddock Mill
Braddock
Inna
Serandesil
Edgar Thomson
Washington
Monongahela
Johnston
Allegheny
Congress Renomination Backed by Juniata Republicans
Juniata County Republican Convention in Merkintown on June 7 nominated L. E. Atkinson for Congress William Hertzler for State Senate H L Wilson for the Legislature J A Martin for County Surveyor and Dr W H Hoopes for Coroner. The delegation strongly endorsed President Harrison's administration and Senator Quay held a county majority of 495 over all opposition.
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Merkintown
Juniata County
L. E. Atkinson
Congress
William Hertzler
State Senate
H. L. Wilson
J. A. Martin
W. H. Hoopes
Harrison
Quay
Reverend William F. Hayes Dies in North Carolina
The Rev. Father William F. Hayes former Pittsburg divine died yesterday morning at Newburn North Carolina where he had been for his health. For nine years he served as rector of St Francis de Sales Church at Newark Ohio His brother John F Hayes lives on Wylie avenue in this city
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William F. Hayes
Pittsburg
Newburn
N. C
Father Hayes
St. Francis de Sales Church
Newark
John F. Hayes
Wylie Avenue
Teachers Win in Allegheny Book Debate and Raises Approved
A joint Allegheny board and teachers meeting adopted Tarbell’s Lessons in Language and Montgomery’s History over Maxwell and Anderson. Salaries for six head teachers rise to 1200 and three assistants to 7 per year, with Second National Bank named as school funds depository. The vaccination rule and physician certificates were emphasized to all teachers.
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Allegheny
Allegheny Board of School Controllers
Maxwell
Anderson
Tarbell
Montgomery
Prince Jackson
Third Ward
Second National Bank of Allegheny
First National Bank of Allegheny
McLaughlin
Daly Woman Dies in Stockholm Street District
Daly, wife of Harry Daly and daughter of Bernard and Mary McNally, aged 29 years 3 months 20 days, died Tuesday June 7 at 9 30 p m. Funeral from her residence on Stock holm street Twenty-eighth street hillside Thursday at 8 39 a m. Services at St John’s Church on Thirty-second street at 9 4 tm. Friends of the family invited.
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Daly
CaTmine
Harry Daly
Bernard
Mary McNally
Stockholm Street
St. John’s Church
Thirty-second Street
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Horace Porter
Empire State
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Remblican
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University of Dakota, Mitchell, & D
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Broau
Democratic Party
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the Convention
Morrow
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M’keesport
Washington County
Atkinson
Mme
M. Yale
Yale
Madame ML
Yale CO
Broadway
State Street
Chicago
ST. John's Military School
Pennsylvania State College
Tia College
Pitsburg
Monongahela House
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