Barneus in Northert New York and tariff clashes of 1896
Fragmented, jagged notes report a grasshopper plague in Barneus Northert New York and a looming bank reopening in Omaha. President Cleveland signals veto against free coinage. Denver banks reopen. others to follow. Senate debates tariff divides with Neal and Atkinsonley as key voices. Nebraskans optimistic on crops and prosperity despite panics. Ohio primaries expected to shape the 1896 campaign. Kinley and Neal cited as tariff hardliners.
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Ohio
Atchinley
Neal
Chicago
Henry *Wat
Global shift to gold standard spreads across Europe and colonies
The New York Advertiser notes widespread demonetization of silver in 1872 1879 and 1893 in Germany Italy Austria Hungary Belgium India and Britain with nations adopting the gold standard while US and Mexico continue silver coinage melting toward bullion value amid global monetary realignment.
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Germany
France
Italy
Belgium
Switzerland
Greece
Houtland
Austria-Hungary
Elver
Isla
Uruvial
India
Oln
Western Nebraska Republicans back renomination of Judge Maxwell
The Telegraph urges the western Nebraska GOP to renominate Judge Maxwell for the supreme bench. It argues no western candidate is strong this year and warns against personal or sectional resentments. The piece stresses party unity, harmony, and refusal to punish an honest opinion, urging Maxwell’s renomination to avoid damning the party’s image.
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Tetuaripeu
Tetecearn Iy
Polimal Coudiieins
Nebraska
Maxwell
Telegraph
Out of Sight Travel Ad Promotes Great Line
The Chicago Union Pacific and North Western Line markets itself as the best option for travelers to and from Chicago and Omaha with superior accommodations for the World’s Fair and year round service.
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Chicago
Union Pacific & North-Western
Omaha
Chicago Union Pacific and Northwestern Line promotion
Advert describes dome height of 12 feet and building cost of $800,000 for a “Women’s Building.” Promotes Chicago Union Pacific and Northwestern Line as offering through, through-car service with no train changes between Omaha and Chicago, touting solid vestibuled trains, palace sleeping cars, reclining chairs, and other luxury cars. Includes agent contacts in Omaha and Sidney for tickets and information.
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Chicago Union Pacific and Northwestern Line
Chicago
Koa Breisen
Chicago, Union Pacffc
North Western
48Th St
Cheago
Uoren Pacific
Northwestern
Union Pacatis Agrest
Micesunes
St Paul
Clouse
Colon Depot
Omaha
West
Foa Nash
Woo Howell
Lad Farnam St
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L. B. Cary
C. D. Lyon
Opvicial Paper
Cheyenne CO
Eggerip
Mesus
Georgia
Barneus
Northert
New York
American National Bank of Omaha
Cleveland
National Banks of
Denver
Onubet An Ltda Las Udell
Appropriations Committee
Coxgressuan Kem
Bridwell
Sar
Haé
Iris
Congress
Ayko
Penat
Allen
Senate
Manderson
Masonic Semple Chicago
Fred Dawson
Cheyenne County Neb
Union Pacific Lne
Union Pacific
Tate Marne Orth
Raieef
Ag’tu. P. System
Roacie
Ga, R
Indianapolis
Ind
Denton Pat Ppc
Nebraskd
Noueth Weetern
Lee
Frohy Street
Sidney Mills
Business CoRps
Physicians and Surgeons
Stuwitts
U. P. Railroad
Jeerdar
Attorneys AT Law
He & Rayner
Geo. W. Ilefst
Sonryse, Rayner
Sliolaneys
LAW
Miles
Nobrooks
Neh
MRS. #4
Chowins
H. W. Chowins & Son
Wainey
Rock Springs
Cumberland
Dlalen IN
Bocks
Sidney, Nebraska
H. M. Jenner
Buckeye Mowers & Beavers Lumber and
Masi Usallavol Auu Woal
D. J. Scaiwion
RU Seeksi
Rose ST
Sidney Ner
Charles
Anderson
U. P. Land Office
Union
Pacific Railroad
Cheyenne
Devel
Counties
The
Brunswick
Waukesha
Rose Strelt
H.E. Schack
Pnopnieron
Clarkson Estate
Lote, Brooks
Bidney
Attorney AT Law
All Blaze Cotes
Sofamen
Mt Teppecia
Cagumestoner
Pater Ta Lana
Charles Anli
the Capitol
Tosin
Phoprigitor
Fred Krug
Brer
Wholesale and Retail House
Moritz Urbach
Goigas.a
Anheuser-Jsusel
Central Market
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Game and Waren
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H. Bartling, Propr
Ridney
Merraska
Anam Gouxpenson
Gala
McLernon
John Daugherty
Gundersen
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