Roosevelt’s Dual Paths in 1908 Politics
Roosevelt favors reciprocity with Canada as a private citizen but as a candidate opposes it to win farmer support. Trusts see him as a safe bet for business, while southern votes may shape the tail end of the bull moose ticket. The roosevelt stance differs from progressive Republicans who push building up, with women’s suffrage likely in the third party platform. Bryan’s attacks on a third term promise sharp illumination of Roosevelt’s program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Canada
Jor
Bryan
Oyster Bay
Wilson
Woodrow Wilson
House of Representatives
Congress
Baltimore
Cleveland
New Jersey
Republic
Washington
Populist Rally Quietly Open To Third Term Push
Overtures are said to be made to the Populist party by the Bull Moose promoters with the populist committee chair aiding, though the Populists deny being in the scheme. The Populist convention in St. Louis on August 13 may see third term emissaries seek support. The Colonel accuses self interested business folk of life easy under Republican rule, yet rebukes demagogic reformers, urging contentment with current prosperity and warning against power seeking by a single candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bull Moose
St. Louis
Nebraska Republicans face split in state convention
The piece urges unity among Nebraska Republicans after a convention split and urges voters to judge candidates by their records and merit. It emphasizes state welfare, asks citizens to decide who is best qualified to promote material progress, and warns that disunity could lead to the April nominees winning in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
A Matter of Honor In Electoral College Duty
The piece denounces regular Republican electors who refuse to vote for the party nominee Taft and instead back Roosevelt as dishonorable and fraudulent. It defends the pledged obligation to vote for the Republican nominee, condemning deceit, duplicity, and political opportunism in the third term movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ormsby McHarg
Roosevelt
Chicago
Taft
Mr. Taft
Republican Party
Mephistophelian
Unbelievable indifference to the true character of the situation
A columnist laments the majority of intelligent Americans as oblivious or indifferent to the real nature of the crisis, arguing that critical clarity is fading amid partisan noise and public distraction. The piece urges readers to reassess facts, motives, and consequences before action.
Doubtful Republican Support for Wilson Highlighted
The article argues Governor Wilson will attract few Republican voters. It contends Wilson’s platform promises free trade and would harm industry, workers, merchants, and farmers. It notes Wilson’s brief record lacks national leadership proof.
Bryan Gathering Dominates Nebraska Democratic Convention
A Grand Island gathering of Nebraska Democrats, led by W J Bryan, approved his course despite deviations from the endorsed presidential candidate. The event showed strong factionalism in Douglas county, but overall party unity under Bryan remained intact. Critics doubt a new national party can live, arguing the Progressive effort lacks broad support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Bryan
Nebraska
Baltimore
Grand Island
Bryan
State Committee
Douglas County
Financial ledger fragment shows liabilities and equity
The OCR snippet lists Total LIABILITIES with sections for Capital stock paid up Reserve fund Undivided profits Due shareholders and other susceptibilities. It includes figures like 60 1471 2 42 00 118 00 and totals such as 1,509 62 000 Beet and 8 422 00 hp Qu S704, indicating partial loan and stock accounts and suspended items.
Order of Hearing on Petition for Settlement of Account
State of Nebraska Cheyenne County County Court in session July 22 1912. Judge Henry E Gapen presiding. Charles F Chambers administrator seeks final account settlement and discharge. August 31 1932 at 10 a m set for hearing with notice by four week Sidney Telegraph publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Cheyenne County
Said
Henry E. Gapen
Rebecca Sanderson
Reading
Charles F. Chambers
Sidney Telegraph
State of
Rugm
Henry EE. Gapen
Charles Badziong
George M Fischer
Notice to Heirs of Catherine McClain Tax Sale Sidney Neb
On December 21, 1910 J E Brudeen purchased privately in Cheyenne County Neb real estate in Sidney Morrow's addition lot 100 balance part for delinquent taxes 1907 1908 1909 The record owner is Catherine McClain Redemption must be made by December 21 1912 or a Treasurer's deed will be sought Dated July 22 1912
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine McClain
J E. Brudeen
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Morrow
Sidney
Catherine MacClain
Hearing on Probate of Foreign Will in Cheyenne County
In Nebraska Cheyenne County on August 29 1912 Henry E Gapen County Judge presiding. Petition by B A Jones seeks probate of a copy of the last will and testament of Anna Froeliger deceased filed in Bureau Illinois and now presented for Nebraska recording. Hearing set for August 20 1912 at 10 o clock a m with notice by publication for three weeks to all interested parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Said
Henry EE. Gapen
Anna Froeliger
B. A. Jones
County of Bureau
State of Linois
Nebraska
Sidney Telegraph
Henry E. Gapen
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
North Platte
Neb
Charles Stanton
Lewis A. Stanton
Potter
Joseph Oberfelder
U. S
Sidney
George W. Hicks
John Nelson
William W. Godinging
Henry Schrear
Potter, Neb
Publicatoin
U. & Land Office
North Mlatte
Nebr
Clifford C. Hade
Sidney, Neb
Dth P.M
Joseph K. Greene
Kent Childers
Ollie Camblin
Ray Frame
J E. Evana
Register
Chamberlain's Liniment Promotion for Muscle Soreness
For soreness of the muscles whether from violent exercise or injury there is nothing better than Chamberlain's liniment It also relieves rheumatic pain Sold by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Nebraska Cheyenne County Ment of Account
Nebraska court records in Cheyenne County reference a 42-3 ment of Account filing. Details are sparse in the fragment, with no clear parties or dates readable.
Also Mentioned on This Page
UBL
Gape
the Steel and Harvester
Man
House
Sea Girt
Clark
Bull Moose Party
Perkins, McCormick, Revell
Sidney Loan & Building Association
Eraany Nebrisks
Jone Soth
Cheeyenne Cousty
Robin Barlow
Nied
Barlow
Nannier Anderson
F Bassett
Fundingsland
Hardy Directors
Cheyenne
P. B. Babb
J W Reinmuth
Towitt
Huber
John Deere
Dalton
JW Reis
E. Brudeen
Reouth Platte
Pascal Ford
Shaw
6Th Principal Meridian
Richard Krueger
Wiliam Krueger
Ignatz Melick
Oscar Pragsteall
EB. Evans
Erma O Larson
Anton Larson
Nebrasky
Finn
Uberfelder
Comrolssigner
J. EK. Childers
N. P Johnson Clint. Thompson
Hans Anderson
J. EB. Evans
John W. Ewing
Stoines Telegraph
Robert E. A Carrow
William A Carow
William A. Carow
Charles Mayer
Ickes
Township
Jos. Oberfelder
Wm Schumapf
George Juelfs
Rufus H. Goding
Anton Benish
Sextorp
E. Evans
U.S
William M Goding
Henry Eas
J. E. Evans
North Plate
Robert A. Epps
Clara, Neb
Wisec 22
Range 51
U S
Peter Koepp
Michael J Flood
Thomas F Bowen
Charles E. Higgins
Henry W. Augustine
Joseph Qberfelder
Phillip Reinmuth
Ernest Griswold
Henry Mayer
Wm Morrow
Neb. J
Evar Register
Gqherife
District Court
H M. Grimes
O. Littell
Harriet C. Crock
W. A. Crock
William VU. Crock
John W Harper
Reeves & Company. Incorporated
Court House
JW McDanign
Said County
Cheyenne Couty
Sophia Lager
Myrtle Elizabeth Liger
John Theodore Lager
Charles Lager
O'vlock
North Platte, Neb
Philip Ketnmuth
Dalton Neb
Liu
A. W
James Davison
H W Augustine
Oren Griswold
William Murrow
J E. Evans
Roy E. Nelson
Clyde Johnson
Abjrar
Johnson
Ernest Hiett
Frank Hand
J. BE. Evans
U 8
Vernon A. Nelson
Seria
Neils P. Rasmussen
John Rasmussen
Mads Larson
Demetrius A. Hurdall
Demetrius
H. FB
Isle
John H Ladely
John Farrel
Thomas M. Bickett
Frank Portrey
Jerome B. Halston
Higgins
John Oldershaw
U.S. Land Office
Joseph &. Frame
Escoribed
Frank W. Portrey
John Aldershaw
Samuel J
Sidney Neb
JE. Evans
Keister
Department of the Interor
Arthur W. Sweet
6Th Principle Meridian
Jus
Oberfelder
Michael Foley
Oscar Brandt
Paul JR
Bors
J &. Bvans, Register
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!