Republican gains loom in state legislature election results
In Box Butte county results G M Hitchcock wins congress in the Second district by 1841 votes. Kinkaid Brown and Currie praised for small majorities. The state senate will hold 28 Republicans, 3 Democrats and 1 Populist. The house totals 69 Republicans, 9 Democrats, 22 Populists, totaling 97 of 133 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. Hitchcock
D. H. Mercer
Box Butte County
Kinkaid
Brown and Currie
Senate
House
Polk and Hall counties shift to fusion in 1902 return
The World-Herald notes that Polk county moved fusion by 464 for William H. Thompson in 1902 up from 130 in 1901 while Hall county swung from a Republican edge of 323 in 1961 to 467 for Thompson in 1902. It highlights strong support in rural areas and for Thompson in both counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam H. Thompson
Polk
Hall County
Mickey
Thompson
Hall
Polk County
Congress
William H. Thompson
World-Herald
Mixed early returns show Republicans leading with reduced margins
across forty two states the vote tally is incomplete with New York in dispute where Odell leads by about ten thousand. Greater New York favors Coler by a large margin while California and Iowa show tight races and several states elect diverse party representation. Overall Democratic gains appear in several southern states while populists maintain some Senate seats.
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New York
Odell
Greater
Coler
Congress
Senate
Assembly
Massachusetts
Illinois
California
William Wynn
Iowa
M. J. Wade
Henderson
Republicans Sweep States and Congress Gains Noted
Kansas North and South Dakota voted Republican by small margins, Utah and several mountain states went Republican while Nevada backed Democrats. Ohio Republicans won the state ticket and increased pluralities. Maryland shows four Republicans and two Democrats as representatives. Complete returns list elected congressmen.
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Arkansas
Georgia
Mississippi
South Carolina
Louisiana
Alabama
Colorado
Senate
Teller
Kansas
North
South Dakota
Utah
Nevada
Wyoming
Idaho
Montana
Ohio
Maryland
After the Battle We Oppose Corporate Rule and Dictatorship
The HeraLy reflects on a close governor race for W. H. Thompson and a Republican victory aided by railroads and wealthy interests. It condemns concentrated power, calls for public control of utilities and resources, warns against a presidential dictator, and urges a government of the people over moneyed interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Thompson
Mickey
Herain
Congress
HeraLy
Satirical feuds over church subscriptions and letters exchange
A heated exchange amid Alliance Nebraska presses unfolds over Dr. Horn's letters and subscription motives. The Hera claims exclusive rights attracted by a higher bid, while the Times is accused of fabricating aims. Contenders clash over publishing, political loyalties, and editorial plans with sharp personal jabs.
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Times
Ile
Times Uian
H&ratp
Dr. Horn
Ellis
Dr Horn
Nebraska
Providence
Leer
Hearn
Bro. Ellis
Alliance
Horses Wintered In Good Pasture Near Moling Bros Store
Four miles southwest, horses wintered in good pasture with hay and stable at night. Inquiries directed to Moling Bros. Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moling Bros
Sheep for Sale and Auction Details
An auction notice lists sheep for sale including three thousand one, two, three and four year olds with bands averaging 1044 pounds, two hundred ram bauletts with pounds 26 to 16, plus sixteen head of horses sold for cash at Kealer Bros. barn at 1 pm on Saturday November 1 1902. Auctioneer Gregory Zurn and contact by E W Kay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kealer Bros
Gregory Zurn
E, W, Kay
Lockwood Store Expands Holiday Display Space
The Wilson Building site owned by Mr. Mumper is leased to B. F. Lockwood. All second hand goods are cleared from store rooms. Lockwood’s firm now has room for a grand holiday display with an art department occupying most of a large room. The Amas line of furniture and knickknacks is mammoth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Lockwood
Receiver's Sale of Miller and Wildy Assets at Hemingford
Public sale by order of the district court at the Alliance courthouse west front on November 29 1902. Properties include Lots 1 and 2 Block 11 Hemingford with a 75 barrel capacity flour mill and machinery plus Lot 16 Block 34 with a 14 story house and outbuildings and Lot 5 Block 17 Alliance store building. Also crops grain and lumber on hand, all book accounts and farm assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court I
Court House
Alliance
Nebraska
Miller & Wildy
Hemingford
Neb
E. P. Ellis
Rockford
E. P. Ellis Corless
Fairbanks
New cattle market opens Fridays by Watson and Feagins
Watson and Feagins launch a new cattle market as a division of the chief industry. Sales will occur every Friday with immediate payment on delivery, and cattle of all grades including beef cattle steers and canners will be bought for market prices. The venture aims to serve small lots and provide quick cash. Thirty eight new subscribers are reported this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Watson & Feagins
Alliance
Death of Mrs Ida E Boggs in Shawnee and home
Mrs Ida Evalyn Boggs 37 2 18 died after a cancer operation and a cold at her Shawnee home. She leaves husband four children and is mourned by family in this city. Funeral held Shawnee Tuesday 2 30 pm with memorial at 1 30 pm at the Sloan home. She was active in the Presbyterian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida E. Boggs
Hawalp
Ida Evalyn Bogge
Shawnee
C.T
J. C. Sloan
Charles Clough
Estelle Upton
George Hill
W. T. Robertson
Fremont
Cattle to Winter at Rushville or Moomaw Ranch
Advertises cattle or horses to winter at a ranch twenty miles northeast of Alliance. Offer includes hay range and water with acceptance via Rushville or A. J. Gilbert Moomaw Neb Waxtea R Kent contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allance
Rushville
A. J. Gilbert
Moomaw
Neb
Waxtea R
Kent
Cattle for Winter Stabling Near Lawn Nebraska
Jos Karur of Lawn Nebraska seeks about 150 head to winter at his place four miles southeast of Lawn. He notes good range ample hay and water for cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawn
Jos
Karur
Neb
Notice on charging goods at Brockett saloon 1902
Notice states no goods are to be charged to the Brockett saloon except on the official order by H. C. Armstrong dated October 18 1902. Advertisement notes Mrs Regan’s new cloak line and cash paid for hides by Crouch Collins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norice
Brockett Saloon
H. C. Armstonn
Crouch & Collins
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D. O'Keefe
Mr. Thompson and
Mr. Mickey
Faria
Sane
Oon Ates
Falee
Perces
W. E. Guwry
Geo. W. Loes
Loes
the Times
Loer
O'Keefe
Ellis and
Tashbaugh
Ashbaugh
Mrs
Mollring Bros
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