Republican Tick and Ticket for President and State
Republican ticket lists McKinley Roosevelt for national offices and state roles including secretary of state G W March, treasurer W Steuffer, auditor C Weston, attorney general F N Prout, lands and buildings G D Fulmer, superintendent W K Fowler, with congressional J D Pope and state senator A C Vanalton listed. The slate assigns district and county origins for each official.
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Charles
Adama
E. J. Savage
Custer
Gelerge W. March
Richardson
William Steuffer
Cumming
Charles Weston
Sheridan
Frank N. Prout
Gage
G. D. Fulmer
Nucholla
W.K. Fowler
Washington
Local Democrats defend Cleveland era prosperity claim
The piece mocks opponents who say conditions were better in Cleveland's term than in the prior years. It urges readers to dismiss such arguments as foolish and to question the credibility of those proposing them.
Farm Mortgage Reductions in Polk County Past Three Years
Figures show a steady fall in farm mortgages in Polk County from Jan 1 1897 to July 1 1900. Farmers are paying down debts, not the sheriff, marking a sharp shift from pre 1896 foreclosures. The note asks voters whether they want to keep these conditions or invite more Democratic times.
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Polk County
How To Mark Your Ballot For Voter Clarity
The article explains that the ballot is large under the Australian ballot law and outlines how to vote. It describes groups of presidential electors each party forms, with a circle to the right of each group. A cross in a circle votes for all electors of that party but not the rest of the ticket. To vote a straight Republican ticket place a cross in the designated circle.
How to mark a ballot with crosses for Republican electors
The sample ballot explains marking rules for Republican electors. Voters place a cross in the square opposite each Republican candidate or mix tickets by marking crosses for desired candidates. Each voter should study the ballot to avoid mistakes.
Gains Everywhere in Grand Island Election Talk
Editor predicts a McKinley majority in the state with Dietrich favored locally and Bryan supporters paying higher coal prices. Local voters in Nebraska foresee McKinley winning by about five thousand and Dietrich by eight to ten thousand, amid charges of immorality against Dietrich being dismissed as lies.
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McKinley
Dietrich
Poynter
Bryan
Interest doctrine at convention prompts voter choice
J. L. Makkeever argues low interest brings hard times while high rates signal prosperity. The message challenges readers to vote Democrat for better times or oppose Makkeever’s view and oppose the party tied to chattel mortgage costs. The text targets chattel mortgage users as the affected class.
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Polk County Populists Urged to Vote Against Bryan Democrats
A local appeal charges Polk County voters with being misled by Democratic allies courting populists for votes. It accuses Walrath MaKeever and others of manipulating populism to back Bryan, warns of Democratic control in Nebraska and nationally, and urges readers to vote for their own families and principles next Tuesday.
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Polk County
KE. A. Walrath J. L. MaKeever
John Fowley
Popular Party
W.J. Biyai
Nebraska
Bryan Democrats
Payal 1St
Washington
United States Senate
State Senate
Park County
Chas. Krumbach
House
Jamadca
W. J. Bryan
E. A. Walrath
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Walrath
Auckers
J. L. MaKeever
MaKeever
Grove Cleveland
Commany
Bryan Daid
Tamany
Croker
United States
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Hill
Wellingwa
Gorman
Postal Savings Bank
Este
New York
Hastings Citizens Denounce Dietrich Falsehoods
Hastings Nebraska residents sign a defense of Republican governor candidate Charles H. Dietrich, refuting rumors of liquor use and libertine conduct. The collective statement asserts Dietrich’s 22 years in Hastings, business integrity, and readiness for office, listing numerous local signers including clergy, professionals, and merchants.
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Hastings
Neb
Fusion Party
Charles H. Dietrich
Dietrich
Mr. Dietrich
C. H. Dietrich
Nebraska
Henry
C. A. Fhirah
Trimer
AM Whrschmidt
Wichmann
U.r
J. R. Wright
C. Stark
Campaign Lies and Silence Mark Democratic-Run Paper War
The Record accuses the opposition of unfounded charges against the Democratic county attorney candidate Beebe and claims they delay replies to deceive voters. It asserts 16 Democratic papers expose Republican candidates and dismisses any charges as lies, promising no forthcoming investigation.
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Beebe
Pardoned Cass County killer now living in Ottawa
Ottawa dispatch confirms John Benwell Kearns, who murdered Matthew Akeson of Cass county Nebraska, was pardoned in 1890 and is alive in Ottawa with parents running a boarding house. He works at a leather shop and says he knew nothing of the pardon’s backing. The case raises questions about good time credits and possible influence.
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Omaha
Poynter
John Benwell Kearns
Mntthew Akeson
Cass County
Nebraska
Kearns
Ottawa
Canada
Akeson
Lehdigh
Harry Hill
Montana
Brown
Lincoln
Patrick
Michael Iearns
Michael SK Kearns
Matthew Akosen
Matthew Akesen
Alkergon
Poyyter
Kearnss
Covernor
A. B. Taylor
Plattsmouth
Taylor
iCass County
Mgr. Taybor
John Benwell W Kearns
Matthew Akeson
Lyon Street
Efe
S. & H. Borbridge
Rideau Street
IW Kearns
Iester
Sherwood
Dominion Police
John Kearns
San
Leidigh
Ran
Chicago
Nebraskas Senate election statement disavowed
Public note from Chicago dated Oct 29 1900 denies expressing a preference for Nebraska United States Senate candidates during a visit. The statement is declared utterly false with no foundation. The speaker asserts only support for the success of the Republican party as a whole.
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Chicago
Nebraska
United States
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