Debates Endorse Harrison Blaine Ticket In Minneapolis
delegates at the Republican National Convention in Minneapolis approve Benjamin Harrison for president on first ballot with 535 votes and nominate Whitelaw Reid for vice president by acclamation after a lengthy on-site process. The event features Dylan Reed and Blaine factions, with speeches, roll calls, and party resolutions.
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National committee names for state politics in campaign
Minneapolis dispatch lists Republican national committee picks by state with many notable figures such as De Young Hobart Crane and Witherbee among others. The article concludes with a Texan note on flood damage in Sweet Home Texas where heavy rain filled creeks with sediment causing fish deaths.
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