29 Oct 1896
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1896
Page
1
Notice highlights fall bargains on mens and childrens clothing including suits at 35.00. Also reports a stolen pony with brown mane and bob tail missing since Monday October 19 from Beulah Nebraska. George Pimick offers liberal reward for information leading to recovery.
A Sept 20 96 letter from Sam Elder speaker of the Nebraska House states he remains a populist but never left the Republican Party in 1890. He criticizes Bryan Holcomb and Allen and notes little national support. An interview after the letter shows Elder now fully backing McKinley with reasons.
Ex-speaker Elder denounces populist leaders for selling to the democracy and rejects fusion as a trick. He explains he supports McKinley, remains a populist in name, and vows to resist Democratic wheeling and dealing while urging fellow populists to back their old party.
A reader writes about the past three months in Poke County politics. The note claims figures and votes have shifted in the recent tone and suggests an election issue over Pamistry counting. The writer implies the Kuse board acted as they did in prior weeks.
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