Resignation of Secretary Blaine Stirs National Delegates
In Minneapolis the national committee met as Blaine resigns from the cabinet stirring debate over delegates. Contests are referred to a special committee, Alabama claims cited, and Gen Alger and Gen New connected to the evolving nomination scene. Delegates from Ohio Illinois and Dakota influence the outcome as Blaine’s move triggers shifts at the convention.
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Simone
State Chronicle
Misskacis
Mian
Lean National Committee
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Indian Territory
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Ina
Wottes
Clarkson Tr Ous
Wwe Ut
Alabama
Aay
New
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Hansbrough
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Filley
Ison
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Foraker
West House
Blaine
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Bne
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Tie
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Alger
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Cannon
Chicago
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Harrison, Said Mr. Cannon
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Bradon
Th Carolina
United Press
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National Committee
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Illinois
Register Bruce
Geary
Iowa
Frank Hatton
The
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Sawyer
United St Tle
Harry New
Clarkson
Unit
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Minneascouts
Minn
Minneavonis
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Washington
Macon
Emory Speer
United States Court
Augusta
Richmond & Danville Railroad
Central Railroad and Banking Company of Georgia
Lawton and Cunningham
Adams and Denmark
Savannah
Marion Erwin
Central Railroad Company
R. & D. Railroad Company
Speer
Elkins
Noble
Foster and Rusk
Claine
Grout
Vermont
Henderson
Laws
Detroit
Mich
Washinetox
State Department
Welland Canal
Blaine resigns as Secretary of State in 1892
The text details James G Blaine resigning as Secretary of State on June 4 1892 The President accepted the resignation and a sequence of official communications and reactions follows The report describes the immediate scramble of officials and the impact on political alignments and potential presidential nominating dynamics.
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Prise
Department of State
James G. Slaine
Washington
Secretary of State
United States
Benjamin Harrison
James G. Blaine
Mr. Dent
Blaine
Halford
Executive
Harrison
Mary Salford
Executive Mansion
LaFayette Square
Eral Miller
Elkins
Miller
War Department
United Press
United Pr
St Mary's school arts show delights Savannah crowd
A St Marys school commencement in Savannah drew families to an assembly room for a charming recital featuring calisthenics, music, and dialect recitations. Florence Boylan led honors with the Anatomical Tragedian recital while other performers included Mary Turner, Isabella Haywood, and Margaret Smedes amid violin and piano pieces. Savannah reporters note railroads discussing grain export rates to make Savannah a grain exporting point, with society notices on weddings and local visits weaving through the page.
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St.Mary's
St. Mary’s
Florence T. Boylan
Mary Kineau Boylan
Mary Seaton Hay
Mary A-Turner
Margaret I. Smedes
Isabella B. Winston
Mattie KE. Pace
Fannie B. Hoke
Helen L. Smedes
Mary S. Smedes
Mary S. Hay
Elsie C. Haywood
Mary K. Boylan
Margaret H. Smedes
Mary A. Turner
Mary L. Woodell
Petit Chant Dramatique
Margaret Boylan
Home, Sweet Home
Prof
Vault
Mary’s Little Lamb
Isabella C. Hay
Nellie L. Hinsdale
Annie L. Hinsdale
Jennie G. Trapier
Florence Boylan
Savannah
State Chronicle
Kansas City
Memphis
Birmingham
Central Railroad
A. G. Young and Daughters
Miss Young
R. 5
Tuckere
St. Mary's School
N. B. Broughton
Effie , Broughton
Charles B. Park
Baptist Tabern
Chloride of Gold Club
Keely Institute of
Greensboro
Moore
Bethel
Pitt County
W. M. Unly
Raleigh
Institute
Ruckien Arnica Salve Pledged Cure for Various Ailments
Ruckien's Arnica Salve advertised as best salve for cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores chaps hands chilblains corns eruptions and piles with a money back guarantee. Price 25 cents a box sold by John MacRae Eli's Cream Balm praised as a gold standard cure for catarrh with a testimonial from S A Lovell Franklin Pa.
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John ¥. MacRae
Eli
S. A. Lovell
Franklin, Pa
Congress Passes Land Grant Mail Fee Amendment
The House debated postoffice funding with a key vote striking out the provision that land grant railroads receive only fifty percent of private carrier mail transport pay. Amendments on foreign mail contracts and subsidies were discussed, but the bill advanced after committee action and a narrow rejection of a recommit motion. The session included filibuster tactics and adjourned near 5 pm.]]
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Wasainxeton
House
Buchanan
Virginia
Hayes
Chipman
Michigan
Holman
Haye
Wise
Dem
Cos
United States
Pacific Mail Southern Steamship Company
New Port News
Indiana
Hatch
Missouri
Mr. Cummings
New York
Cobb
Warner
Latch
Cummings
Mr. Hatch
Pierce
Dea Tennessee
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Here
Allegheny River
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Chili
Congress
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Wasminton
National Democratc Committee
John Sherman
Frank Lenz
San Francisco
Col. Ruffin
Ricuuono
Frank G. Ruffin
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Wake Forest
Cresses
W. A. Ramsey
Georgia
J. W. Vai
Carter Helme Jones
Knoxville
Tenn
Dailey
Texas
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J. William Jones
Cliy
Senti
Sabella Graham
Sillsboro
Walter Clark
Bertha Hicks
Cedar Falls
Mildred McPheeters
O. M. Royster
Columbia
S. C
V. C. Royster
Hillsboro Street
Pierre B. Cox
Edgecombe County
Yarboro
Davidson College
J.B. Shearer
Centreville
Kate Seawell
Jonesboro
J. H. Smith
Pitt
T. C. Fuller
Denver
United States Land Court
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Maj. W. W. Vass
St. Mary” School
Ruckien
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Senate
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Caroside
Charleston
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Tate Magee
Farrell Koorr
Kane Dunn
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