Walrath attacks put a strain on populist unity
The piece argues Mr. Walrath seeks to hand the populist banner to the democracy, undermining a national populist ticket. It cites Nebraska as a strong populist state and condemns Walrath’s allyship with Democratic factions while praising Nebraska’s populist prospects and leaders.
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Dahlman
Democratic Party
Democratic Pap
Taft
Roosevelt
Republican Party
Unclear excerpt on political sentiment and public figures
A fragmented passage describes dissatisfaction with Douglas among Republicans, causing embarrassment and horror. It laments a solitary political position, sympathy for Mr. Walrath, and a claim that no faint hope of party satisfaction via drastic measures has occurred.
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Atlantic
Los Angeles
Pacific
Douglas
Aldrich Favored for Re nomination by Strong Republican Faction
The piece argues Gov Aldrich should be re nominated after the April primary with enthusiastic party endorsement. It praises his two year administration as progress and independence, claiming no Republican can fault his conduct and urging a firm, unanimous Polk County endorsement for re election.
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Chester H. Aldrich
Associated Doctors Offer Free Consultation North West Specialist Group
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Home Talent Night At Auditorium
A brief notice invites audiences to a March 28 event at the auditorium featuring local home talent. Admission is 25 35 and 50 cents with proceeds supporting the program.
Unclear Dialogue on Elected Leader and Salary Claim
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Two Points of View from Punch Quotation
A humorous Punch remark contrasts two personified characters the Huntsman and the Horse. It ponders whether the Huntsman will double the effort or abandon the pursuit and whether the Horse will keep its grip or slip.
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