Republican Ticket National and state slate lists many candidates
The document outlines a Republican ticket across national and state offices with listed candidates for President and Vice President, presidential electors, Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Secretary of State, Treasurer, Auditor, Attorney General, Commissioner of Public Lands and Buildings, Superintendent of Public Instruction, and Congress. It also includes typoed locale names and county assignments such as Platte and Canada.
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William Steutfer
Cunming
Charles Weston
Sheridan
Frank N. Prout
Gage
G. D. Folmer
Nucholla
W.K. Fowler
Washington
Polk County Republicans urged to form single-person committees
A call to action urges every republican in Polk County to act as a committee of one to ensure that every stay at home republican goes to the polls on election day.
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Polk County
Populist Question on Interest Rates and Election Endorsement
Voters are urged to ask a neighbor if high interest rates signal prosperity and whether they will vote to back a candidate who supports a principle opposed by the populist party. The call emphasizes contrasting economic views and party platforms.
Polk County Urges John D Pope for Congress
The district should be represented in Washington by a man aligned with President McKinley on upcoming issues. Polk County residents are urged to back John D Pope the Republican candidate, praising his clean character, proven ability, and faithful record in public office.
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Washington
McKinley
Polk County
John D. Pope
Congress
Pope
Republicans urged to keep Senate power and oppose money power
Polk County voters are urged to back Donalson for senator and Hull for representative to prevent Democratic control of the Senate and protect prosperity. The piece criticizes a Republican candidate for embracing money power and highlights opposition to usury and the candidate MaKeever, urging a decisive populist vote on election day.
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United States Senate
Philippines
United States
Senate
Nebraska
Populist rhetoric stirs Polk County voters over MaKeever
A damaged letter reveals Democratic populist language urging support for MaKeever while denouncing opponents as corrupt. The writer insists voters must back his defender of moneylenders and punish “the scum” threatening old-time principles, urging turnout and a party purge.
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MaKeever
Keever
Polk County
Ligur
Palk County
Maxeever
Bryan’s Tammany ties spark anger at Croker
The piece denounces William Jennings Bryan praising Tammany Hall and its “prophet” Croker. It argues Bryan’s honesty is contradicted by Croker’s corruption and influence, predicting national policy aligned with Croker’s machine if Bryan wins. Strong language casts Bryan as aligned with crime and graft.
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Bryan
Tammany
Croker
Europe
New York
Hanna Responds to Bryan Attack Over Mine Labor
Hanna defends his record as mine president in Lake Superior where 2,000 workers are employed. He recalls Bryan visiting four years earlier, the mine shut for a half day but workers kept pay, and resolutions indicating support for Hanna. He says he lied to no one and refused no rightful dues.
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Bryanites
Mark Hanna
Erge
Mr.Hanna
Lake Superior
Mr. Bryan
Bryan
Hanna
Pass Bribery Allegations Plague Local Politics
The piece accuses public officers of accepting railroad passes as political favors. It centers on J. L. Maxeever, Democratic candidate for County Attorney, alleged to receive an annual pass for shipping stock. The author questions populist loyalties and warns against betraying party principles for personal gain.
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J. L. Maxeever
Maxeever
U. P
Sam Pheasant
Bill Courtney
Bill Stokes
Attice U
Crabil Crabil and Son Meat Market Keeps Fresh Seafoods
S W Crabill and Son successor to Crabill and Grey continues a full line of fresh meats and fish. Seasonality noted with fish varieties and availability.
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Crabill
GREY
Lang voices defeat call for Governor Poynter
Beatrice former superintendent Dr B B Lang blasts Governor Poynter for appointive abuses at Nebraska state institutions. He cites incompetent hires, family networks, commissions, and political extortion draining funds and harming care, urging voters to defeat the governor.
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Omaha
B. B. Lang
Beatrice
Poynter
de. Long
Poynter Hep Gena
Thomas
Sprecher
Beatrice Institute
Cape
Mu. Thomas
Hasen
Troll
Poynter Ae
Stage Institute
Democratc
York County
Mnasking
Edward Bates
Dr. Lang
Mostener
Gehrea
Guy
Deene
Beatrice Institution
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Procter & Gamgle OO
Cincinnati
National
William McKinley
West
Theodore Roosevelt
Flatland West
S. Nesbit
Burt
AB. Windham
Cass
Ad, Boyck
Custer
J. J. Jacobson
Douglas
L. Kennedy
J. F. Sanger
Saling
L. W. Swague
Kearney
P. Davidson
Johnson
Charles Wf. Deitrich
Adams
FE. WT. Savage
George W. March
Richardson
Congressional
J.D. Popy
Saline
A.C. Donalbon
Stromeburg
N. JI
Hult
Kor
H.C. Brebb
J.D. Edwards
Donalson
Hull
Democrat
J. L.makeever
MacKeever
Monson
J. L. Ma- Keever
Ma- Keever
Court House
Gene Walrathi
His
S.W. Crabill & Son
Terest
Dakota County
Lincoln
Goernor Poynter
A L. King
M. E. Bittner
Koay Publican Bonded Abstractor
Kine & Bittner
Osceola, N
Hotchkiss Bros
East Osceola
H. A. Scott
A. A, Kannoyw
Osceola
J. H. Mickey
EL King
S.r Osceola Bank
Mickey, Cashta
S. A, Snider, Ags Cashier
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Advire
J. A. Jackson
Ings
Wiorzoso
H. F. Stubbs
Plain View Farm
Bradshaw Nebr
Catalo Hfs Stubbs
Carrie L. Heald
Henderson Building
Pratt Hotel
Osceola, Nebk
W. F. Kepner
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