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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1893
Page
2
A dense, era rich extraction notes tariff and protection debates, party politics, and newspaper asides. It cites wool production figures for 1860 and 1892, discusses free list dangers, and critiques Republicans, Populists, and independents. It mentions Peter Buackpirk’s jail assault attempt and rail earnings for 1892.
A November 20 report details county public accounts for insane patients with totals from Kimball Banner Scotts Bluff Cheyenne and Dawes. It notes one patient from the county and none in state institutes. It also mentions political shifting with the Industrial Legion and local figures Paul Vandervoort and Paul Oisdom, urging readers to look ahead for fun.
The text compares the Times to a strange condition arising from a political shift in the Fourth district. It envisions an incubation period until the next U S senator election and the potential emergence of a political hybrid named by experts with T E Sedgwick as a possible reference. It remains uncertain whether the dam will adapt or stay Republican.
A presidential call from Democratic leaders urges state legislatures to elect a senator from their party, naming Lazzards and aligning with Cleveland. The piece accuses the president elect of dictating selections, including in New York to replace Mr. Hiscock, and of steering house leadership, arguing for direct popular votes for senators.
The net earnings of railways show a fair dividend for all lines, prompting Nebraska to push equitable freight and passenger legislation this session. The piece criticizes a fragmented legislature, urges cross party cooperation, and argues for justice over political motives in shaping transportation policy.
The Telegraph and Washington Post editorialize that Nebraska’s Senator Paddock should be re elected at the end of his term. They praise his hard work, bipartisanship, and effective service to Nebraska, arguing no successor could match his influence or achievements for the next four years of Democratic rule.
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