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Harper's Encyclopedia of United States History (ed. Benson Lossing), United States of America. (search)
nator Stewart's bill for free coinage of silver taken up by the Senate......May 26, 1892 Provision for closing the World's Fair government exhibit on Sundays adopted by the House of Representatives......May 26, 1892 James G. Blaine, Secretary of State, resigns......June 4, 1892 Dam at Spartansburg, Pa., bursts, causing a flood and the breaking of tanks of gasoline, which ignites on Oil Creek between Titusville and Oil City; flood and fire result in the loss of over 100 lives......June 5, 1892 Republican National Convention assembles at Minneapolis, Minn., June 7; Governor McKinley, of Ohio, permanent chairman, June 8; on first ballot Benjamin Harrison receives 535 1/6 votes; Blaine, 182 1/6; McKinley, 182; Reed, 4; Robert T. Lincoln, 1. On motion of Charles McKinley the nomination of Harrison is made unanimous. At the evening session Whitelaw Reid, of New York, is nominated for Vice-President by acclamation......June 10, 1892 President Harrison, by message to Congress,
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edom League organized at Independence Hall, Philadelphia......Oct. 12, 1891 David Hayes Agnew, surgeon, born 1818, dies at Philadelphia......March 22, 1892 High-water mark monument, indicating the point reached by the Confederate advance in the assault of July 3, at Gettysburg, dedicated......June 2, 1892 Dam at Spartansburg bursts, and gasoline, from tanks broken by the rushing waters, ignites on the surface of Oil Creek, between Titusville and Oil City; over 100 lives lost......June 5, 1892 Rev. Father Mollinger, famous for reputed cures on St. Anthony's day, dies at Pittsburg, aged seventy years......June 15, 1892 Lockout of strikers at mills of the Carnegie Steel Company begins......July 1, 1892 Governor Pattison orders the entire division of National Guard to Homestead......July 10, 1892 Chairman Crawford, Hugh O'Donnell, John McLuckie, and thirty others, members of the advisory committee of the Amalgamated Association, are arrested on charge of treason again