Nebraska Delegates Convene to Nominate State Officials
A Democratic Delegate Convention will meet in Lincoln on September 10 1870 at 3 P M to nominate a Supreme Court Judge two district judges two regents of the State University and to conduct other convention business Delegates are apportioned by county with no proxies allowed unless a full delegation is present The meeting proceeds under the State Central Committee chairmanship and focuses on representing counties in the nominations and party business
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Democratic State Centras Committee
Lincoln
Democrats of
Nebraska
Enidl Ding
Supreme Court
State University
Enid
Adama
Jefferson
Antelope
Knox ‘ Tler
Lankasterane
Eli Lincoln
Vedar
Umadivon
Dixon
Vaginal
Zillmore Franklin Prostier Foroes
Aaid
Countrie Comparin Cae
State Central Committee
Sti Cacsous
Sidney Tamarack strengthens stock papers in Nebraska and Wyoming
The Omaha Journal of Commerce backs the cattle industry and stockmen interests in Omaha and the region. The Sidney Tamarack, a live stock journal now edited by W. H. Brainard, highlights the advantages of the Omaha Stock Market and signals a warm, regional partnership between Nebraska and Wyoming in advancing cattle business.
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Omaha Journal of Commerc
Omaha
Sidney Tenamara
H-Brainard
Western Plaine
Moralists Protest Defaulting Treasurers
Eastern officials report a renewed batch of defaulting treasurers linked to church members and Sunday School teachers. They claim most defaulters have relatives with sufficient property to cover debts.
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Ces
Racehorse gossip and controversial remarks in Chicago telegrams
A fragmentary gossip note accuses Frederick Douglass of improper influence on the jockey club track in Chicago related to Kitty Bates. The text expresses racist views on Black men and questions moral conduct, lampooning the idea of turning a person into a beast and criticizing relations with Kitty Bates.
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Urban
Fred Douglas
Jockey Club
Scago
Kitty Bates
Itty Darling
Frederick
Fred
Kitty
Sidney Telegra m gains Brainerd control of paper
Western stock man Mark Coad and journalist W H Brainerd figure in Sidney weekly scene. Brainerd assumes ownership of the Sidney Telegraphs rival the TeLeGRAPH while Beatrice Express notes his new state role. Sidney papers praise Brainerd’s energy and leadership for Nebraska journalism.
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Beatrice Kzpreas
W.H OH
Sidney Talkgraph
H. OH. B
W.H. H. Brainerd
Sidney TreLeomarn
Grandwed —Graaid Island Times
Almanac Dispute Over Date Confusion At Post Office
A stranger in a Sidney post office argued with bystanders about the correct date as a July 19 20 23 disagreement surfaced. An official and a bystander cited an almanac and a diary, underscoring how independent thinkers view calendar accuracy.
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Sidney Post
Clary
Fred
de Weed
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