Political Notes From Cheyenne County and Nearby Areas
A Rush of conventions and candidacies for the Thirteenth senatorial and Sixth congressional districts is described, with Henry St Rayner and James Whitehead named as prospects. The piece also compares Harrison and Cleveland on monetary policy, praises Bayard Transcript editor F. O. Wisner, and quotes local subscriber sentiment on the state of newspapers and politics in 1892.
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Henry St Rayner
Ogallala
Sai Transcript
Eusuwoon
Neb
F. O. Wisner
Bayard
Transcript
Republican Club
Sidney
Henry St
Rayner
Cheyenne County
Bayard Transcript
Valley resource boom spurred by Transcript influence
A historical debate underscores growth in the North Platte valley as the Transcript helps reveal local natural resources to outsiders. The piece contrasts Republican praise with Democratic critique of free trade, tariffs, and labor wages, noting trust in political shifts and potential presidential outcomes.
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North Platte Valley
Lusbanman
I. Epwards
Texas
South
George McDuffie
South Carolina
Congress
McDuffie
North
Calhoun
Republican Party
Democratic Ringmasters Targeted By People's Party Ploy
The text alleges the People's Party will cast northern votes for Cleveland if Harrison loses, aiming to keep the South solid for the Democrats. It accuses leadership of deceit and details a strategy to win through diet of independent northern support while protecting tariffs and maintaining a quiet platform.
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Harrison
Cleveland
Wall Street
Treasury
People’s Party
House of Representatives
Weaver
South
Stevenson
Montcbanks
Solid South
Virginia
Democracy
People's Party
Republican senatorial and congressional conventions urged
The text calls Republican electors from the Thirtieth senatorial district to meet August 17 1892 in Ogden Ogata Neb for nominating a state senator and to handle business. Delegation representation is listed by county with a Hastings attorney general vote basis. Also announces a Sixth district congressional convention in Chadron August 10 1892 with a similar representation basis and notes proxies are not admitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogatnla
Neb
Geo. H. Hastings
Dawson
Lancoin
Logan
Tednde
Thomas
Oe Grant
McPherson
Keith
Esese Perkins
Devel
Chevyenne
Kimball
Djenner
Ged
Geo. B. Carr
Lexington
Nebraska
Chadron
Congress
State Central Committee
Hastings
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Gary
D. Lyon
Cheyenne CO
Ben J. Harrison
Indiana
Whitelaw Reid
New York
Free Trade England
Stad, Pa
James Whitehead
Custer
Big Sixth
Whitehead
Khem
Carnegie Company
Pinkerton
United States
Wisner
Great North Viatte Valley
Ignatius Donnelly
Donney
Gos
Missouri
Connecticut
New Jersey
New States
Montana
Idaho
Hiorses
Joan M. Adame
Banner
Kimbal
Blaine
Butu Boyd
Lincoln Buffalo
Loup
Cheyeni
McPhen Cherry
Scock
Scotts
Dawes
Sheridan Dawson
Sherman
Denel
Broux
Garfield
Thomas Grant
Valley Greeley
Eeeseseeee
Wheeler Holt
Roel Hooker
Eel Howard
Ww. W
Seopy
Tetal
J.B. Evans
Mustang Liniment
Ares
Ile
Physicians and Surgeons
D. Stowitis
Rattrond
U.S
Chowne' Block
Attorneys AT Law
Ast & Rayner
Gev. W. Holst
Slenry St. Ilayne
Attonneys AT Law
Nebragks
B. A, Jones, Attorney AT Law
South of
Les Martin
Cuuin
Pues
Nen
APA Ickes
U.S. Pension
Atiorney
Leighteen
W Pp. Miles
E. Doran
Tobin
Wholegate and Retail Dealers In
Cor. Rose
Sedney
Anheuser-Busch
Baez
Moritz Urbach
Dewler
Anheuser Busch
YE Hong
The
H. Bartling
Propty
Sidney, Nebraska
Sidney Milling Company
Sidney, Neb
Neubauer & GQ
Proprietors
Webrasha
H. W. Chowin
Chowins Block
Sidney, Nebr
H. W. Chowins & Son
Rock Springs & Anthracite Coal
Cumberland Smithing Coal
Bassett Brennan
Sidney Boot and Shoe Store
Sbragleye Metcalel Lebrate Boots3 Shoes
A. A. Rigker