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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1894
Page
2
Indiana Republicans hold a Great Convention to outline policy positions and campaign priorities. Delegates likely discuss economic reform, state governance, and party platform themes amid the campaign season.
At Iverseropis Indiana on April 26 the Republican state convention fills Tomlinson hall with 1715 delegates and a crowded gallery As ex president Harrison appears and speaks urging zealous work for November praising protection and silver aims while criticizing Democratic tariff meddling and calling for a mixed currency and higher duties The platform is adopted backing reciprocity protection and stable finance with gold silver and paper under a broader tariff plan.
A transcript fragment denounces the Democratic goal to restore wildcat money and criticizes current pension practices. It condemns the administration’s policy toward ex soldiers and attacks federal patronage while urging state reforms. The text references an international congress on silver and opposes the era of uncertain currency.
The stockholders of the Pacific Railway company met at Horticultural Hall with Vice President Edward Fo Atkins presiding. Directors reported a system wide deficit of 2500 541 for the past year, noting control of stock rapidly spreading abroad and limited holdings as of December 31.
Disorder grips the Connellyside Coke Region as a spreading strike shuts plants. Strikers march to the repairs to intimidate workers while wives keep men home amid fears of vengeance. Guards patrol in several areas as tensions rise.
The Seonte initiates active discussion of the tact vensore as Parliament considers a resolution. Mr Uarris denied magminean consent for reading by paragraphs. The debate features Yale Harvard prospects for Friday with Chauncey M Depew presiding and a panel of judges from Columbia Rhode Island and New York.
Dispatches from Rivera describe brutal treatment of prisoners after General Hippolyte's Rio Grand do Sul victories. A 12-year-old drummer boy named Carlos Laust was executed in front of his sister who was abused. Executions and capitation allegedly occurred on both sides along the Parana. First Kant Democrats Leavenworth April 26. The Democratic central committee fixed July 25 for the First district convention and discussed fusion. Candidates are J. J. Atwood and H. Salomon.
W L Walters former president of United Mine Workers Missouri and Kansas division and key figure in last year’s strike has leased a Durkee Coal mine with other miners. He started work yesterday under a contract to supply coal to the company at the head of the shaft in quantities.
Oxlanonsa City Oklahoma April 26 Judge Scott sentenced J d Burke and E E Brown editors of the Oklahoma Times Journal to ten days in jail and a 250 dollar fine each for contempt of court. They charged the judge with trying to suppress a grand jury report and criticized his decisions.
A delegate convention of miners at Prersuvno Kansas, set for April 26, did not take place as no interest was shown by the miners.
A Wrentham mother tells how her four year old daughter, after rheumatic fever, suffered liver dropsy and near death. After doctors failed, two boxes of Dr Williams Pink Pills brought marked improvement and recovery, with the child regaining strength, appetite, and mobility. The mother praises the medicine and urges skeptical readers to test it, noting neighbors witnessed the prior condition and improvement. Pink Pills are advertised as a blood and nerve remedy available from Dr Williams Medicine Co.
Report confirms a battle near Ingalls fifty five miles from GuTuni Oklahoma between the Dalton gang and deputy marshals. The fight centered at Bruce Miller’s house with armed officers delivering entry under daylight. Mrs Miller wounded while Dalton and Ducan reportedly seriously wounded as the siege continued through Wednesday.
A curio of early notices and thoughts: a parish burial rule, a church wardens meeting change, a dated house bill from 1806, literary asides on fashion and dialogue on envy and sunshine. A mix of quotes, adages, and reflections on duty, knowledge, and opportunity.
Coxey left his army for a four day absence to attend Kentucky thoroughbreds sales and to press railroad excursion rates to Washington for the May 1 demonstration. If the plan succeeds Browne and he may stay on the road. The army, denied hydrant water, camped with aid from a railroad plug and later shelter from a storm in a warehouse after a barn was refused. Jerry Simpson’s condition improved with warm weather and no infectious spread. convalescence expected.
In Oskaloosa Iowa on April 3 miners at five Mahaska camps declare they will not quit work and will continue labor. Separately in Washington Indiana by April 23 all coal miners in the district stopped at noon and mines are deserted. In Alabama at Carona Walker county on April 23 fifty more miners joined the strike.
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