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Newspaper

Pittsburgh Dispatch

Location

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1892

Page

2

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.

Knight Blaine Indiana Richard W. Thompson Harrison Olcott Dick Thompson Aatuan United States Benjamin Harrison Alger Michigan Wolverine Minnesota W. H. Eustis Repblican McHinley McKinley Sneena Biaine Biaive Republican Party Lepup Pitt Chatham Northwest Depew Mr. Depew Chicago Blaine Club Harma Warner Miller New York Nicaragua Canal Interior Minneapolis St Lawrence Chautauqua America Ald Pee Leim Sigatio Sewell New Jersey Sensuinnnae Indian Territory Alaska Ohio Foraker William McKinley Joseph B. Foraker William McKinley, Jr McKinsey Pennsylvania Quar Senator Quay Hamilton Disston William L. Elkins William Flinn Henry W. Oliver Frank Reeder Samuel A. Davenport Henry €. McCormick Lyman D. Gilbert H. H. Bingham Oliver Wilson J. H. Lane Jacob Wildmore T. B. Stulb J. B. Anderson George S. Graham Cheers L. Shields David Martin Wilber F. Short John Enos Burt London Thomas Butler Jacob A. Strassberger Daniel Schiffner F. Wesley Keeles Lukenback Wiliam H. Starch Augustus M. Hirh James G. Binine James Thomas John P. Miller George R. Senensiza Edward N. Willard Benjamin Huxes Alexander Farnham William J. Scott Biniie Alexander Scott Christian Lenker Joan TF. Fox Jacob H. Grove Galualu A. Grow Martin B. Allen J. W. Hearst Fred I. Wheelock A. M. Bennett William L Lewis William C. McConnell William L. Gonger Karl F. Espenschabe J. J. Cramer J. C. Lower C. H. Mullen Henry Storer John Thornton Joseph Augustine John R. Scott J. Owen Edellsiud Norman K. Foller Joseph O. Brown Christopher L. Magee William Witherow Rae Joseph N. Davidson Prank M. Foller George M. Bonnhorat Elijate F. Shepard Shepard Reed Napoleon Benjamin Harm James G. Blaine Robert Lincoln Sand Homas B. Reed McKintey Whitelaw Reid New York Tribune Empire State

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.

Buckeyes Foraker New York Reid Mixnseapolis Herrisa A. M McKinsey McKinley Grover Cleveland General Brace Wiconsin Kev Wayland Hoyt Minneapolis Powell Clayton Boutelle Burrows Michican Toeir Pratt South Carolina Committee On Credentials Alabama Woman's Republican Association of the United Miller Newark Khoncmion Republican Party Air. J. Elien Foster Oho Associatlon Massachusetts Wyoming Alsinma Alshaimm McKintey Oheer United States Colorado Senator Wolcott Silver State Blaine James G. Blaine Wolcott West Maine Statesman Chile Germany England Samoa Bering Sea Cleveland Bayard Europe John Sherman Paris Berlin Cesar Aeneas Thomas Chicka- Mauga Leonidas Sheridan Shenandoah Sherman Atlanta Grant Benjamin Harrison Secretary of State Garfield Bmine Biashe Harrison Brains Patrick Henry Great Britain New Regia Mount Ararat Avery Pe Zeer Ita New York Tribune Reed Territories O'Connor New York State Whitelaw Reid Horace Porter Bulkeley Connecticut John A. Hutchinson West Virginia J. T. Lettie Tennessee Clairman Southland North

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.

Chicago D. H. Keyes Keyes & Thatcher Keyes Vemont Pacific Coast Atlantic Paine Stiruhate Esus Weil Edward F F. Phelps Dartmouth College E. J. Shaw Austin Av Margaret Spence North State St London England America Taing Paine Charlecs Purcell 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.

Yale & Town Manufacturing Company YALE

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