When was it published?

August 6, 1892 in The Salt Lake Herald

Domestic News August 6, 1892

The Salt Lake Herald

Q: What entities or persons were involved?

Lorenzo Crounse, Rev. J. C. Tate, John C. Allen, J. S. Bartley, A. K. Goudy, G. H. Hastings, G. R. Humphrey, Eugene Moore, Isaac Wiles, E. P. Savage, H. A. Miller, Cenek Dwias, Daniel M. Nettleton, Charles Johnson, W. J. Broatch, L. M. Raymond

Q: What keywords are associated?

Nebraska Republicans, State Convention, Nominations, Governor Crounse, Presidential Electors

Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, Utah

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What is this article about?

Nebraska Republican state convention in Lincoln nominated Lorenzo Crounse for governor on fifth ballot, along with other state officials and presidential electors, before adjourning on Aug. 5.

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The Nebraska Republicans Finish Their Labors and Adjourn.

Lincoln, Neb., Aug. 5.-The Republican state convention reassembled this morning and proceeded to take the fifth ballot for governor, resulting in the nomination of Lorenzo Crounse, he receiving 446 votes, the number necessary to choice being 423.

Rev. J. C. Tate was nominated for lieutenant-governor, and John C. Allen was renominated for secretary of state, both by acclamation.

The ticket completed is as follows:

Treasurer, J. S. Bartley; superintendent of public institutions, A. K. Goudy; attorney-general, G. H. Hastings; commissioner of public lands and buildings, G. R. Humphrey.

Eugene Moore of Norfolk was nominated for auditor on the fourth ballot, after a hard fight.

Presidential electors were selected as follows: First district, Isaac Wiles; Second, E. P. Savage; Third, H. A. Miller; Fourth, Cenek Dwias; Fifth, Daniel M. Nettleton; Sixth, Charles Johnson; at large, W. J. Broatch, Omaha; L. M. Raymond, Lincoln. Adjourned at 2:30.

What sub-type of article is it?

Politics

What keywords are associated?

Nebraska Republicans State Convention Nominations Governor Crounse Presidential Electors

What entities or persons were involved?

Lorenzo Crounse Rev. J. C. Tate John C. Allen J. S. Bartley A. K. Goudy G. H. Hastings G. R. Humphrey Eugene Moore Isaac Wiles E. P. Savage H. A. Miller Cenek Dwias Daniel M. Nettleton Charles Johnson W. J. Broatch L. M. Raymond

Where did it happen?

Lincoln, Neb.

Domestic News Details

Primary Location

Lincoln, Neb.

Event Date

Aug. 5.

Key Persons

Lorenzo Crounse Rev. J. C. Tate John C. Allen J. S. Bartley A. K. Goudy G. H. Hastings G. R. Humphrey Eugene Moore Isaac Wiles E. P. Savage H. A. Miller Cenek Dwias Daniel M. Nettleton Charles Johnson W. J. Broatch L. M. Raymond

Outcome

republican state convention nominated candidates for governor, lieutenant-governor, secretary of state, treasurer, superintendent of public institutions, attorney-general, commissioner of public lands and buildings, auditor, and presidential electors; adjourned at 2:30.

Event Details

The Republican state convention reassembled and nominated Lorenzo Crounse for governor on the fifth ballot with 446 votes. Rev. J. C. Tate was nominated for lieutenant-governor and John C. Allen renominated for secretary of state by acclamation. Eugene Moore was nominated for auditor on the fourth ballot. Presidential electors were selected for districts and at large.