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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1896

Page

6

Nebraska News Highlights From Cedar Rapids to Omaha

A garbled Nebraska page reports Cedar Rapids youths organizing a football club, Thayer county fair dates and local debates. It notes pastors evangelist meetings in Talmage, crop rains near Cozad, school salary cuts in Stromsburg, and various local incidents including drownings, thefts, and court cases across counties such as Adams Gage and Otoe.

Cedar Rapids Salvation Army Tecumseh Hainer Thayer County Evangelist Redding Talmage Caurel Farmera Loosemore Nebraska City Stromsburg State Brick Makers’ Association Lincoln Johnathan Chollette Wahoo Colorado BG Wall Adams County Cozad Commercial Law League of America Omaha Union Farrell Farrell& Co Presbyterians of York James & North Columbia Mra W. J. Bryan Chicago Falla City Pilabury & Veazie Fremont James Hall South Omaha Missouri River

Populist Convention nominates Bryan for president

At Laura Colorado July 27 the Populists finalize a ticket with William J. Bryan of Nebraska for president after wavering over Arthur Sewall It features Texas and southern delegates bolting and demands unity with Watson as vice president while focusing on silver and reform against plutocracy.

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Demonstration at Bryan Speech Triggers Rowdy Rally

A Bryan demonstration erupts after William Jennings Bryan named at a Chicago event. Delegates cheer wildly while banners, a life sized cross with a thorn crown, and a yellow banner bearers are paraded around the hall. A staged cross leads a chaotic procession with clashes over a flag and Missouri standard during the melee.

Kepler Nevada Texas Severs Posece Alow Missouri Standard

Sewall Delays Comment on Populist Nomination

Arthur Sewall Democratic candidate for Vice President asked for opinion on the Populist convention номination of Watson. He said it would be better to wait and see the final action of the Populist convention before commenting.

Bryan Judge Green Nebraska Republic Noblemon South Thomas H Watson Texas Arkansas Alabama Kolb Weaver Iowa Gaither Brutus Cassius Philipri R Legiona Sur Democratic Party Cauddek Sil Pelle Livingstone Missouri Ignatius Donnelly Donnelly J. S. Coxey Ohio Industrial Army Weller Long Coxey McKinley People’s Party Issy Exan Charles B. Matthews New York Niagara Hellgate

Dickens Daughter Mary Dickens Dies After Brother

Mary Dickens eldest daughter of Charles Dickens dies after the death of her brother Charles. The two deaths occur within three days as the family mourns in July. The report notes Miss Mary Dickens passed away on Thursday following Charles’s death.

Mary Dickens Mary Charles Dickens Charles

Readings of a War Era Ring Exchange and Conflicting Fragments

The fragmentary text presents a Civil War era line about the Union ordnance department distributing thousands of rifles and tons of powder. A later note references a gun called the Manaliche and contrasts casualty ratios with past figures, while another part hints at a personal ring exchange between Amelia and Herbert with a memory of pleasant hours.

Herbert Amelia A. Collestian Chicago Tribune Union Ordnance Department SSM

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