Sidney Telegraph 1892 Page Teaser on Politics and Trade
The Sidney Telegraph summarizes political crosscurrents in 1892 with Democratic and Republican notes, mentions Cleveland and Harrison, Rhode Island and Providence voting shifts, tariff protection, free trade and coinage debates, farmer stock ownership in Kansas banks, and a Genoa Nebraska beef cattle shipment. It also cites Sidney’s push to host a school for Native American education and references the Paddock public health bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genoa
Buite
Liverpool
Jing
Nebraska
England
Chicago
Kent Cattle Co
Phineas I. Barnum
Republican State Convention at Kearny in 187? held April 27
The state convention opened at 11:4 with Dr Mercer presiding and brief enthusiastic remarks. Hon Brail Slaughter was named temporary chairman and delivered a speech greeted with applause before business began. Delegates numbered 573 with no contest, Harrison named strong favorite, and a resolution endorsed President and instructed delegation to support Harrison at Minneapolis.
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Kearny
Mercer
Brail Slaughter
Reer
Coun
Itarrison
Pbiaska
Ison
Caseian
Honra
Minneapolis
Thie Weis
Nebraska Republicans endorse Rosewater for national committeeman
A Nebraska state Republican convention on April 27 1892 endorsed Edward Rosewater of Omaha for national committeeman. The vote affirmed four at large delegates J T Webster L D Richards Amasa Cobb E D Webster with wide support and pledges to back President Harrison. The convention unified, though opposed by a small faction, and adjourned after defeating a rescission motion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Republican Party of
Edward Rosewater
Omaha
Cheyenne
J. T. Webster
L. D. Richards
Fremont
Amasa Cobb
Juincolo
E. D. Webster
Stratton
W. L. Streeter
Aurora
Iarrison
Editorial Opposes Paddock Pure Food Bill in Letter Conflict
The editor recounts a lengthy New York advertising agent J A Bates letter urging an anti Paddock Pure Food Bill editorial. Bates claims patent medicine sales would fall and presses that newspapers loom with influence behind the bill. He cites the Sun and accuses disreputable writers while noting a retained ad contract, and warns of hidden pressures on Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Bates
New York City
Bates
Sun
Apa
Patent Medicine
Senator Paddock Bottle Patent Medicine Bill Criticized
An editorial accuses Mr Bates of taking money to influence coverage against Senator Paddock's pure food bill. It claims a conspiracy by patent medicine makers to oppose the measure and vows to record how each congressman votes while promising to send marked copies to lawmakers.
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Senator Paddock
Mr. Bates
Congressman
Bates
New York
J W McDaniel Opens Livery Feed and Sale Barn
J W McDaniel opens a livery, feed and sale barn on Second Street opposite Pease’s Lumber yard, expanding local agricultural services and horse trade options in the town.
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Second Street
Pease’s Lumber Yard
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gite Sidney
Cary
C. D. Lyon
Cheyenne CO
Cleveland
Moan
Mr. Harrison
Providence
G. Cleveland
Rode Island
Rhode Island
Bitw
Jackson, Miss
Topeka
Kansas
Smoceeiee Ie
Sidney Tenperary
Sidney
Colorado
Wyoming
Kimpall Observer
E. Rosewater
J. W. McDaniel
Mesa
Patare
E. Doran & Sons
Sidney, Neb
Age Et Bhy
Noe Nes
Quirts
Wit
Restozati
Mieanea
Crollins
Postoffice
Mustang Liniment
Business Cards
DP. Stowitts
A.P. Railroad
U.S
Attorneys AT Law
Host & Rayner
Geo. W. Holst
Noha
Henry &J. Rayne
B. A. Jones
Land Ofice
Grerice
American Bank
Fn Ole
Lee & Lee
Bidney
Teer Mantin
Nebrag
County Judge's Office
A. S. Pension Attorney
Miles, E
Nebris
Chowina Block
Sidney Nea
Ween
Taite
Sidney Milling Company
G. ER. Swan
Neubauer & Co., Proprietors
Wey
H. W. Chowin
Chowins Block
Sidney, Nebr
H. W. Chowins & Son
Sgroceri
Rock Springs & Anthracite Coal
Cumberland Smithing Coal
Basset F
Brennan
Sidney Boot and Shoe Store
Bradley Metcalfs
Boots Shoes
A.A. Rigker
Uy. Dowan
M. H. Tony
Rose
Dee
Moritz Urbach
Anheuser-B
The
Markell
H. Bartling
Nebkadra
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