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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1898
Page
4
Rates listed for one year and six months with postage paid and advance payment details. Garbled text includes phrases Brugle copies and Invariably in advance with unclear fragments. No clear date or organization identified.
Nebraska Republican electors are urged to send delegates to Lincoln on August 10 at 10 a.m. to nominate candidates for governor lieutenant governor secretary of state auditor public accounts treasurer superintendent public instruction attorney general and public lands commissioner. Delegates allocated by county based on the 1896 presidential vote for Albert Burnham, one at large plus one per five votes, with counties entitled to representation accordingly.
The Cheyenne County Republican electors are to meet at the Sidney Court House on Saturday in July to nominate a County Attorney candidate and select five delegates to state, congressional, senatorial, and representative conventions. Precincts are apportioned delegates by vote totals from 1907. Proxies are not admitted. delegates cast their precinct's full vote. Primaries for delegate selection will be held at designated precincts. Additional precincts Bayard Bronson Camp Clarke Haynes Potter Redington Trognitz will also select delegates for a County Commissioner race in the same session.
The article argues a new radical would push to end the war, citing the $200,009,000 loan and the government’s financial strength. It questions if Bryan and a Bryanite Congress could secure funds at low rates and fears creditors losing value in silver payments, forcing high interest.
The president appoints Senator Cullom and Senator Morgan along with Representative Hitt and Hawaiian leaders Sanford Dole and W F Rear as commissioners under the annexation resolution. They will govern temporarily while shaping Hawaii s future under the American flag, amid a cosmopolitan population and diverse challenges.
The piece argues Spain's war will reshape U S ambitions, enlarging the military and naval establishment and replacing the belief that a standing army risks republican liberty. It asserts a new America has emerged, broadening national responsibilities and global influence beyond prior limits.
The Globe Democrat argues Pi’s condition prompts reevaluation of old political ideas including isolationism. It says questioning isolation would have been sacrilegious like challenging Copernicus, but now the policy appears narrow and rigid for United States conduct today.
In Cheyenne County a county court will hear the petition of WM Toldings requesting administration of Aaron F. Hendrickson estate. August 1, 1898 at 10 o clock a.m. is set for hearing. Notice published in The Sidney Telegraph for three weeks prior. Judge Neubauer presiding.
Land Office Sidney Nebraska announces Orville C Harrington has filed for final proof on his homestead entry H E 8353 for the southwest quarter of section 22 township 16 range 47. He names witnesses Peter Wade James A Millett Jr Calvin S Ruby and Eric O Lif of Lisco Nebraska. Public action by Register George W Heter on August 1, 1698 at Sidney Nebraska.
An ordinance appropriates funds for village expenditures in Sidney Nebraska from the 1895 tax levy. It lists General Fund appropriations and states the ordinance takes effect after passage and publication. Attest and approval lines show H E Garen and George W Heist as officials.
An ordinance by the Village of Sidney Nebraska to levy seven mills on the dollar on personal and real property for general revenue for 1898. It taxes within the village limits, directs collection into the village treasury, and specifies enactment by the chairman and board of trustees with village clerk approval. Passed June 28, 1898.
An old advertisement pitches a cheap farm with year round outdoor work. It promotes Garden Spots tours led by Louisville and Nashville Railroad with trips on the first and third Tuesday each month. Offers two dollar round trips and a sample copy of Garden Spots for ten cents.
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