Republicans of Nebraska Urge Continued Allegiance
The Sidney Telegraph urges Nebraskans to support the Republican Party to sustain industrial growth and national progress. It argues the Democrats oppose American industry, warn of disruption and stagnation if the party gains control, and appeals to citizens to uphold the party’s record and harmony for prosperity.
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Democratic Party
Whig Party
Democracy
Democratic House of Representatives
Baltimore
United States
Republican Party
Democratic foes judge Baltimore convention and party drift
The piece critiques the Democratic Party's propensities for folly and blundering, noting Bryan’s influence and calls for a possible third term. It questions whether national conventions will abandon boss-driven nominating methods, mentions Parker’s nod to Bryan, Roosevelt’s “Anywhere with Teddy” slogan, and the income tax ratification progress. It also predicts Wilson’s mixed prospects in November amid Tammany and Bryan dynamics.
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Parker
Bryan
Baltimore
Murphy
Tammany
Wilson
Political shifts and Roosevelt loyalty in party dynamics
The piece questions the Colonel’s course as Democrats nominate a "progressive" candidate while loyalists watch. Norris, a United States Senate nominee, claims Roosevelt is the only lawful Republican, urging GOP lawmakers to note the stance. Bill Flinn’s Chicago exit hints he may reappear if a third party rises, shaping the Colonel’s strategy. Bryan’s stance against Tammany shows shifting loyalties and perceived betrayal by Croker and Hadley’s faction.
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Norris
United States
Washington
Roosevelt
Bill Flinn
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Republican State Convention to be held in Lincoln
The Nebraska Republican convention will meet in Lincoln on July 30 to elect a state central committee and adopt a platform. Omaha central committee members urge harmony to unite the party for the campaign and uphold Republican principles amid a civic crisis demanding calm, careful judgment, and patriotic duty.
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Republican Party of
Nebraska
Lincoln
Central Committee
Omaha
Taft Administration’s Progress and Fiscal Reforms Scrutinized
The article defends Taft against claims of nonprogress, noting vigorous enforcement of the Sherman Act, limited blame on lawmakers for legal outcomes, expanded Interstate Commerce Commission powers, and substantial fiscal gains. It cites a $17 million post office deficit wiped out, a national surplus, and a tariff revision approach based on expert study, contrasting with Democratic delays and political motives.
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Congress
Interstate Commerce Comission
Post Office Department
Public Service
Treasury
Roosevelt
Tims
Democratic House of Representatives
Taft Administration Praised For Progressive Reforms
The speaker argues that the administration acted hastily on measures without full information and caused harm. It condemns accusations of nonprogress and maintains that sound, judicious advancement has occurred in every direction. The Taft administration is portrayed as creditable compared with predecessors.
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Taft
Wilson Chosen Democratic Standard Bearer at Baltimore
The Baltimore convention selected Governor Woodrow Wilson of New Jersey as the Democratic nominee amid bitter factional strife. The piece criticizes the party’s direction, questions Wilson’s qualifications, and foresees influence from more aggressive leaders, while noting a four month campaign will reveal the new head of the party.
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Democratic Party
Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
Baltimore
Wilson
Washington
Cleveland
Tilden
Bryan
United States
The Democratic Platform Attack on Tariff Policy
The Baltimore convention platform centers on tariff for revenue only, a longstanding Democratic creed. It criticizes Republican tariff policies and warns that free trade worship will harm American industry and labor. The piece condemns the platform as traditional rather than progressive, predicting limited public impact.
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Baltimore
Democratic House of Representatives
House
Democratic Party
Live Stock Prices at South Omaha
Live stock prices at Union Stock Yards South Omaha show little change in sheep and lambs with a large supply keeping market trades slow. About 11,600 hogs arrived with prices mostly 715 to 725 and prime weights near 730, while receipts of cattle and sheep totaled around 600 head and 1,400 head respectively with modest gains in cattle and steady veal and feeder values.
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Union Stock Yards
South Omaha
Warrants Sworn for Farmers After School House Conflict
Warrant sworn out for Charles Hall A Babcock and M C Patton three farmers living north of Arnold charging them with destroying a school house and removing furniture from the custody of the board following a heated district No 193 meeting over moving the building. The next morning board members found the house torn down and contents missing. Treasurer C H Cass and Moderator G H Wugh filed the complaint in the city.
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Charles Hall
A. Babcock
M. C. Patton
Arnold
C H Cass
G@ H Wugh
Young elected president at Missouri Valley Veterinary convention
Delegates at the seventeenth annual Missouri Valley Veterinary association banquet in Omaha elected C R Young of Omaha as president with C H Stouder Manhattan Kan as first vice president and C H Stang Ames Ia as second vice president. Hal Simpson of Denison Ia was chosen secretary treasurer. The event at Hotel Rome included humorous toasts about politics. In Stella Neb Mrs Frank Lutz required surgery to remove a large beetle from the ankle of an ear with no expected hearing damage.
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Omaha
Missouri Valley Veterinary Associaion
Rome
C R Young
C. H. Stouder
Manhattan
Kan
C H. Stang
Ames
Hal Simpson
Denison
Stella, Neb
Frank Lutz
Stella
Jatz
Fowler makes smooth coast to coast flight despite choppy wind
Grand Island Nebraska July 4 Fowler the coast to coast aviator completed a smooth flight in his aeroplane amid a choppy wind that caused sudden dips of thirty to forty feet He did not attempt fancy flying due to the atmospheric conditions In the sixteen mile auto race Cheney driving car No 2 of the diving squad of Chicago won in a little over twelve minutes.
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Grand Island, Neb
Fowler
Cheney
Chicago
Capital Appointments include two state board changes
Dr. James 8. Pierce of Lincoln is reappointed to the state dental board by the governor. C. R. Knowles of Mc Cook is named to head the industrial school at Kearney, which has lacked a steward for over a year.
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James 8. Pierce
Lincoln
State Dental Board
Kearney
C. R. Knowles of
McCook
Lincoln Daily Star backs Wilson for president
The Lincoln Daily Star, politically independent, announces advocacy for Wilson's candidacy and the Democratic platform in a leading editorial dated July 4.
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Lincoln
Lincoln Daily Star
Wilson
Legal Advertisements Summary of Bank Resources and Liabilities
The document lists resources and liabilities including capital stock paid in surplus fund undivided profits and deposits. It references individual deposits subject to check and demand certificates of deposit with specific dollar amounts. Also mentions total deposits and depositor related metrics.
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Ordinance Levying Taxes for Sidney Nebraska 1913
An ordinance to levy and collect tax for general revenue and utility services in the Village of Sidney Nebraska for 1912 1913. It sets rates including 10 mills for general revenue 5 mills for electric light 3 mills for water bonds 4 mills for water bond interest 1 tenth mill for sewer principal and 5 mills for sewer interest plus a total of 27.03 mills to be collected and paid into the village treasury. Passed June 21 1913. Attest E W Ziebart Chairman Leslie Newbader Village Clerk.
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Sidney
Nebraska
Clareman
State of
E.W. ZieBert
Leslie Newbader
EK OW Zievenr
Attest Lesiin Neunacer
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