Senatorial and representative conventions at Ogalalla
The August 17 gathering at Ogalalla featured Hon Geo B Carr chairing the senatorial convention with Forrest of North Platte as chairman. Henry St Rayner of Sidney was nominated for senator, and Capt W R Akers of Scotts Bluff narrowly won the representative nomination over Dr Harris, praised as a strong farmer’s candidate for the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PFET
Ogalalla
Geo. B. Carr
Lexington
Forrest
North Platte
Forest
Messrs. Beard
Kimball Observer
Wood
Gering Courier
Mr. Carr
Judge Heist
Sidney
Matt Dougherty
Keith County
Henry St Rayner
Rayner
W. R. Akers
Scotts Bluff County
Harris
Keith
Capt
Akers
Van Wyck boom and party lines in the legislature
The piece attacks Van Wyck and allies Gould Vanderbilt for railroad schemes and political deals, urges democracy fusion, and rails at independent and People's Party efforts. It targets tariff issues, the force bill, and disputes over presidential electors, warning the solid South against Van Wyck influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Wyck
Senate
Jay Gould
Vanderbilt
Van
U. P
Gould & Co
Gould
U.S
John M. Thurston
Sutton Advertiser
Callioun
People’s Party
Lincoln
Independent Party
Calhoun
Boyd
Tobe Castor
Cal
Tobe
Lodge
South
Cleveland
Nebraska
VanWyck
Railroad lobbyist Kem backs Maryland and Wash bill
Conor Esewan Kee emerges as a bold railroad advocate. The Washington correspondent notes Representative Kem has become a staunch railroad supporter, voting in favor of the Compton bill incorporating the Maryland and Wash company, signaling a potential push for rail interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conor Esewan Kee
Washington
Kem
Maryland & Wash
Nebraska Democratic Calls and Regional Conventions
A jumble of Nebraska Democratic notices from Cheyenne county and surrounding districts. Listings include calls for primary conventions in Sidney on August 20 1892, delegate conventions to select nominees for state and congressional races, and detailed precinct representation tallies. Also appears notices of party leadership, bond debates, and railroad promotions with local names such as James McMulman M Conn L H Hale W S Howard P Sanders John Adams W A Gilmore and entities like Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Ry and Union Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Masonic Ball
James McMulman
M. Conn
Sidney, Neb
Neb
Court House
Lincoln
Tuesaday
Bronson
Bayach
Colton
Court House Rock
Camp Clarke
Davidson
Esgle
Gilchrist
Beta Haynes
Lodge Pole
Potteree
Redington
Union Valley
Welr
Lisco
P. Sanders
John M Adams
Broken Bow
W. H. Thompson
Delgato
Arthur
Howard . Vase . Banner
Kimball
Blaine
Koya Paba
Box Butte
Keith
Boyd
Logan
Brown
Buffaio
Loup Cheyenne
McPherson
Rock
Henan Custer
Scotts Bluff
Dawes
Sheridan
Dawson
Sherman. Deuel
Sioux
Garfield
Thomas
Grant
Valley
Greeley
Wheeler
Holt
Ren Hooker
Sveas
W. A. Gilmore
Chicago
Milwaukee & St.Paul Ry
Missouri River
Union Depot
Omaha
West
F. A. Nash
W.S. Howell
Farnam St
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L. BS. Cary. CO
D. Lyon
Cheyenne CO. Bae
Benjamin Harrison
Indiana
Whitelaw Reid
New York
Lorenzo Chomp
Yori C.allen
Air
Eugene Moore
Manson
Bartley
George H. Hastings
Saline
A. R Humphrey
Custer
A Goody
Webster
Ree ST Rayner
Cheyenne
William R. Akers
Scott's Blut
Capt. Akers
Conduss
Congress
Democratic
Ington Railcoad
Indian Territory
Kenn
North Platte Tribune
Union Pacific
Northwestern
Union
J.C. Barmart
Union Pacific System
L. H. Hale
W. S Howard
Hale & Howard
L-H. Hale
L. H. Hate
Howard
Liniment
Sidney Milling Company
Sidney, Nebrasea
H. W. Chowin
Chowins Block
Sidney, Nebr
H. W. Chowins & Son
Rock Springs
Sidney Boot and Shoe
Bradley
Metcalfs
Boots Shoes
Rigkher
Pro
Ene
A. D. Stowitts
Bereta
Chowina
HE & Rayner
Geo
W. Heinz
Renry Bt
Rayns Alsomneys AT Law
Nebra
B. A. Jones
AI Law
Busi *S. Land Ofice
American Bank Rence
Lee & Lee, Oie, Sidney
Nob
Leroy Martin
Guy
Ada” 1Ckes
Gofal Solicitea
Attorney At Law
Land Ofice
E. Doran
Sidney, Ma
X. A. Tosa
Anheuser ® Busch
Moritz Urbach
Anheuser-Bu Beer
Brook
THE
Hong
H. Bartling
Bidaey
Kebragea
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