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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1900

Page

4

National ticket slate and political shifts in Lincoln county

The piece lists National and Congressional ticket lines with names for president and party electors, governor and other state offices, and notes notable nominations. It reports on Kansas City convention reactions, predictions about Bryan, and North Platte Tribune commentary on M. C. Harrington’s Kansas City visit and Populist fold into Democratic leadership.

North Platte M. C. Harrington Kansas City Towne

Poynter Re-nominated by Acclamation at Lincoln Convention

Lincoln fusion state convention re-nominated Governor Poynter by acclamation and endorsed his administration. Democrats gain one ticket slot with W. D. Oldham as attorney general. Silver Republicans nominate E A Gilbert for lieutenant governor. Rest of tickets go to Populists. Robert Oberfeldt of this city elected as Democratic presidential elector.

Lincoln Poynter W. D. Oldham E. A. Gilbert Robert Oberfeldst Thin City Ss. Democratic Slo Committee On

Democratic Platform Pushes Silver Policy At 1900 Convention

The St Louis Globe Democrat notes that the Kansas City convention endorses the Chicago 1896 platform and calls for immediate free coinage of silver at 16 to 1. It warns such policy could split the party, drive voters to third parties or Republicans, and weaken Democrats in 1900.

Kansas City Chicago Tribune William Jennings Bryan St. Louis Globe Democrat United States Chicago Charleston

Creighton to Notify Bryan of Democratic Nomination

John A. Creighton, Omaha to Lincoln, will inform Bryan of his Democratic nomination for president. The piece argues Bryan preys on public prejudice, portrays him as indifferent to the poor, and claims his policies would worsen poverty if elected.

Grand Island Journal John A. Creighton Nebraska Omaha Lincoln Bryan

Barber Law Declared Unconstitutional By County Judge

County judge in Auburn voids barber licensing law urged by barbering professionals and the state examiners, noting high fees. Law may face higher judicial review before fees end. Burlington to start Northport stockyards to aid northern stockmen, plan to enclose river portion for running water. Judge Grimes praised for effectiveness despite perceived officiousness. Kimball County Stock association ends after loss of interest and $5 wolf bounty payouts, totaling $85.

Auburn State Board of Examiners Alliance Times The Burlington Northport Angora Bayard Alliance Kimball County Stock Association

H. G. Hall Promotes Finest Home Photography

H. G. Hall, the home photographer, advertises top quality portraits and house photography with a focus on superior craftsmanship and satisfaction for clients in the local area.

Cape Nome letters reveal harsh winter prospects for gold

Frank Moore writes from Nome City Alaska on June 10 1900 to his sister describing a brutal winter of 48 below and a busy prospect season. He notes four days of work yielding 14 ounces and a largest nugget worth 360, beach and creeks yielding pay dirt, harsh conditions, wrecks and drownings, high prices for beef and lumber, and plans to sell or further prospect his claims.

Frank Ooe Alaska D. A. Barnhart Cape Nome el Dorado United States Nome City Tobkok Minnie Ed Jensen Dawson Jessen FB Moore

Saving an Old Painting by Transferring to New Canvas

A New Orleans Times-Democrat report describes an expert Belgian restorer who saved a decayed early Italian painting. He glued Manila paper to the front, stripped away rotted canvas, glued a fish glue foundation, and stretched a fresh canvas, then removed the paper and cleaned the surface until the painting looked nearly new.

Garret Belgium New Orleans Times-Democrat

Kansas Blizzard Described In Vivid Eyewitness Tale

A New York Tribune account recalls a severe Kansas blizzard. The native describes the storm’s quiet onset, rising wind, and freezing cold that misleads travelers. Farmers rely on signals, yet many are lost for miles. One man crawled into a cyclone cellar to survive as snow buried the entrance until thaw.

Kansas New York Tribune

Yellow jaundice cured by Electric Bitters

M A Hogarty of Lexington Kentucky suffered from yellow jaundice with skin and eye yellowing and severe symptoms. After doctors failed he used Electric Bitters and reports complete cure after two bottles. Trial proves its effectiveness for stomach liver and kidney troubles. Sold by W F Bassett, 50 cents.

M. A. Hogarty Lexington W. F. Bassett Druggist

Epidemic of Diarrhea Reported in Coconut Grove

Mr AD Sanders from Coconut Grove Florida reports a diarrhea epidemic there. He suffered a severe attack and was cured after four doses of Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. He recommends it to others who say it is the best medicine they ever used. For sale by all dealers.

AD Sanders Coconut Grove Fia Chamberlain

Free of Charge Offer for Boschee's German Syrup

Adult sufferers from cold chest bronchitis throat or lung trouble may obtain a free sample bottle of Boschee's German Syrup from D J Scanlon. Each person receives one bottle and parents must order for children. The syrup is touted as a universal lung remedy endorsed by physicians and widely distributed for twenty years.

D. J. Scanlon

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