05 Jun 1892
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Newspaper
Wheeling Sunday Register
Location
Wheeling, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1892
Page
1
Reported resignation of James Blaine from the position of Secretary of State during the Harrison administration. Details describe the political maneuvering, reactions from Blaine allies, and implications for Blaine supporters and opponents in Washington. The text notes speculation on how the move affects Blaine’s standing and party strategy.
A tumultuous shift follows Blaine’s resignation as Secretary of State, fueling speculation of a Blaine nomination. Harrison forces endure mixed signals as delegates, governors, and reporters parse the ripple effects across state delegations, with McKinley, Foraker, and Alger named in talks.
In Washington, opinions from Senators and Representatives report on the political impact of recent resignations and the ongoing response from government leaders. The discussion centers on leadership, governance strain, and potential shifts in policy direction as the nation processes the upheaval.
Washington June 4 The Associated Press asked Mr Bisioe for an explanation of the stakingly and Blaine refused to add comments The President and Mr Blaine were courteous and declined to say anything for publication Each maintained silence and left the public in doubt about the impact of the correspondence.
Secretary Foster avoided comment on the resignation of Mr. Blaine while Attorney General Miller and Secretary Nobile also declined to speak. The White House suggested federal officials refrain from public remarks, as the cabinet break could affect relations with the Republican Party and the President’s prospects. Blaine departs with a noted record of renown and enduring fame, while the party seeks stability.
June 4 Washington reports Mr Blaine's sudden resignation from Secretary of State amid long simmering tensions with President Harrison over foreign policy and cabinet dynamics. Observers say personal incompatibilities and hostile commentary fueled a final decision, with Blaine seen as ready for a presidential bid. Canadian commissioners left for Ottawa after a tense meeting and unfavorable impressions of treatment by officials.
The Herald hints Blaine may be the Republicans’ candidate if party unity forms. A New York weekly bank statement notes reserve loans and deposits shifts, with speculation on Republican strategies and economic signals amid the era’s political tensions.
Secretary Elkins at the White House predicts Blaine will be nominated on the first ballot with little opposition. Maine delegates plan to present Blaine’s name at Minneapolis if not earlier. West Virginia reports strong Blaine enthusiasm among young Republicans and widespread Republican displeasure with delegates opposing Blaine.
A cyclone hit McCook Nebraska on June 4 around 4 pm causing extensive damage. The Congregational church was toppled, burying about sixty children and several teachers plus the pastor. Numerous injuries followed from flying debris and collapsing structures. several victims are described as critically injured with some not expected to survive.
The Ohio State Board of Health secretary, after two days in Pomeroy probing a suspected smallpox outbreak, calls a meeting for 10 a m in Columbus. The move signals seriousness though no cases have been confirmed. A local quarantine remains in place.
A severe weather event swept Huntington and nearby areas causing extensive damage. The storm brought a black cloud, heavy rain, hail, and fierce wind, unroofing houses on Millennia row and Thirteenth Street, injuring few but leaving several families homeless and many furnishings ruined. Central City saw several houses collapse, including a large three story building.
Two men, Robert Raw Jos. McDonald and Runyon from Dane Nesset, were arrested amid thefts at a mill and river sites near Waverly and Little Muskingum. The Parkersburg Republican county convention touted a “cold-blooded job” and backed candidates despite widespread discontent and a crowded field.
The Senate Immigration Committee examined J. C. Shenate Forsioners and supervisor Jobo L Davenport over alleged abuses in New York naturalization. Davenport's testimony cited party lines and signatures from Democrats and Republicans, claiming efforts to rush certificates and urging a broader look at 1891 naturalizations totaling 6,671. A local option vote in Ware Ren township favored the drys by a narrow margin, with celebrations noted.
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