Nebraska 1910 ballot slate for state offices
Editor notes list candidates for Lieutenant-Governor Secretary of State Auditor Treasurer Attorney General Commissioner of Public Lands and Buildings and Superintendent of Public Instruction with named counties and home towns. Names include L D Richards Nemaha Red Willow J C Allen Red Willow Thos S Denton Lancaster J H Hill Gage George H Hastings Saline George Humphrey Custer A K Goudy Webster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. D. Richards
Doudge
T. J. Majors
Nemaha
J.C. Allen
Red Willow
Thos. S. Denton
Lancaster
J.&. Hill
Gage
Georoke H. Hastings
Saline
Cou
Geoorge Humphrey
Custer
A. K. Goudy
Webster
Railways and politics feature in revived news
Tax poet John Boyle OReilly is dead. The Pike's Peak railway will open soon. Douglas County Republicans back the ticket. A massive 8500 log raft arrived in New York from Nova Scotia. Gen Channson resigns as assistant Postmaster General, effective Sept 1. Crop prospects vary across states with wheat light and corn uncertain. Texas fever spreads in southern Kansas via Texas cattle. Alexander Clark of Iowa named consul general to Liberia. A free ballot and fair count in the South argued by Sax Jones. Lincoln collision injures Attorny General Leese and Secretary Cowdery. New schoolhouse at Grand Island Soldier's Home wrecked by storm. Cholera spreads in Europe and northern Africa. risk westward noted. Buffalo track fastest yearling records set. 2:11.4 and 2:14.4. Custer County eyes irrigation canal 100 miles long from Dismal River to Broken Bow. Tolstoi novel note hints windfall for publishers. Kansas railroad commissioners cut grain rates. Dakotas and Minnesota crops now seen 10 million bushels down from prior estimates. Piasts' resolution to move Grant remains endorsed. resting place in Arlington Cemetery favored.
Platform plank excerpt endorsing Harrison administration
A historical platform statement endorses President Harrison’s administration and the Republican congressional actions on the silver coinage bill and the disability pension bill. It supports Australian ballot usage, railroad and corporate taxation, reduced freight rates, postal telegraph, grain rate reductions, wage collection, tariff revisions, public elevators as public warehouses, stricter usury laws, and labor organization, while opposing monopolies and capitalist cartels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Congress
Mississippi Valley
Interstate Commission
Missouri River
Blaine seeks unity amid rival Republican talk
In Boston Blaine says relations with Reed are friendly and he won’t rival Reed for 1892. personal talks with the president were private and he cannot promise active politics now. He backs American labor and stresses party unity as key to the Republican cause. The Times critiques Congress over Grant’s burial site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaine
Washington
Reed
Boston
James G. Blaine
Augusta
Cape May
Hns
Copubilseget
Drg
Democracy speech and editorial on Georgia politics contrasts
The excerpt contrasts the Democratic gubernatorial candidate's acceptance speech with a contemporaneous editorial on the federal election bill and Northern editors. It highlights calls for liberty and fair administration, and critiques Northern editors' view of the South's political unity amid race and party dynamics. The passage notes apparent variance between the candidate and his own newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
South
Republicas
Democratic free trade splits and tariff debates across states
The piece describes party divisions over free trade and tariffs with names from Louisiana South Carolina New Jersey and Iowa. It notes the Wilson original package law signed August 8 and a Des Moines case likely heading to the U S Supreme Court. It highlights political maneuvering around alliances in the west and previews upcoming Nebraska Superior events and elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana
South Carolina
New Jersey
Iowa
Des Moines
Supreme Courts of the
United States
CanpisaL Newson Death and Oklahoma Famine Threat
CanpisaL Newson is dead. Oklahoma is endangered by famine as heat scorches crops. President Harrison received a governor’s appeal for federal aid. The Telegraph notes no favored candidate. post convention decisions await. Public opinion supports Blaine as a strong cabinet member. Shipping rates from Omaha to Liverpool and Denver appear high, prompting calls for rate readjustment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Territory
Oklahoma
Harrison
Omaha
Javerpool
England
Denver
Colo
Whimsical Goods and Church Services Featured in Briefs
Twenty loaves of bread for 100 dollars appear in a brief ad from McFadden's promoting cheap prices. Also advertised are horse blemish cures from C E Bourgquist and a shine product from Woolford's Sanitary Lotion. Church notices list Methodist, Lutheran, and Catholic services with times for Sunday schools masses and prayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McFadden
Woolford
C.E Bourgquist
C E
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Cary, Co
LYON
Eeeses
Csecee Business Manager
Tisket
John Boyle O'Reilly
Pike's Peak
Scotts Burr County
Douglas County
Tuer
New York Central
New York
Nova Scotia
Channson
Nebraska
Texas
Kansas
Alexandrer Clank
Liberia
Sax Jones
Attonsay
Leese
State Cowdery
Lincoln
Lux New School
Grand Island
Europe
Africa
Suno1
Buffalo
Belle Hamlin
Custen County
Broken Bow
Tolstoi
Kansas Rairoad
Nebraska Board
Dakotas
Minnesota
Piasts
Gen. Grant
Arlington Cemetery
Loro
New York Times
Grant
American
Times
Georgia
Atlanta Constitution
Democratic Party
Japan
FON State SF
NATO
Paxton Republican
M. A. Daugherty
Keith County
Tnoorn Q Mints
Superior
Neb
2Nd District
Alliance
Republican Alliance
Jack Williams
Atlantic City
Net
Omaha World Herald
Republican Party
Canpisal Newson
Teele- Arapu
Tuene
Grand Avenue
Kansas City
Mr. Blaine
Pine Tree
M. E
Trinity Lutheran Church
Attorneys AT Law
Ht & Rayner
Geo. W. Helat
Henry &J. Rayner
Attonrney Atla
Bidney, Lee Hy Es
Attorney
AI Law
U. S. Land Office
Orvicz—Mfrat Dor
State Bank
Lave
Domer
Teeter
Powell & Whitney's
SibNey, Rit
W. P. Miles
Attorney AT Law
Land Ofice
Sidney
Ada Ickes
Physicians and Surgeons
Field
Pension Bureau
A. Pstowirrs
Onica Over
Ickes’ Store
K. Bettendore
the New Grocery
Dealeis
California
E. Boettcher & GO
H. W. Chowins
Chowins Block
Sidney, Nebr
I. W. Chowens & Son
Rock Springs
Cumberlad Smithinc Coal
C. T. L. Oil Company
Rose Street
ANP
Bock Springs
Hanna
Aee
H. M. Jenner
Skual Blanks
Sidney Telegraph
Sidney, Neb
Atlidavit Homestead
Pritedt
Ent
Tla
Wee
Buen
Wlign
EDTA
Carpenter and
Buiter
S.J. Burger
Neh
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