One More Term for Harrison at the 1889 Republican Convention
Delegates nominate Benjamin Harrison as the Republican presidential candidate amid Blaine and McKinley support. The roll call shows Harrison leading with a sizable majority, while New York's Reid is eyed for vice president. Tense demonstrations erupt for Blaine and Harrison as McKinley yields to proceed.
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Reid Nominated for Vice President by New York Delegation
At the Republican convention Whitelaw Reid is placed in nomination for vice president after New York’s delegation, led by Senator O Connor and General Horace Porter, urges loyalty to the convention. Reed declines in favor of Reid as Ninety Fifth Congress continues.
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Man of business praises Paine’s celery compound in Chicago
A Chicago business leader D H Keyes lauds Paine’s celery compound as a scientific nervine that cured his locomotor ataxia and other ailments after years of illness. Testimonials from E J Shaw and Margaret Spence support claims of renewed health, with physician Prof Edward F Phelps endorsing the remedy.
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Pacific Coast
Atlantic
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Stiruhate
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Edward F F. Phelps
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America
Taing Paine
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West Tth St
Prof. Phelps
Yale Lock Claim Promises Genuine Yale Brand Security
An advertising blurb promotes the genuine Yale lock from The Yale & Town Manufacturing Company. It stresses originality through inventor Mr Yale and warns that imitations produce only a similar key that has fooled many. It claims the true Yale lock bears the word Yale on lock and key and is sold wherever locks are sold.
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