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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1894

Page

1

President and Senate clash over tariff note in caucus

Democratic senators held a three hour caucus in Washington on July 27 to discuss the tariff bill without reaching a decision. Absences of Murphy of New York, Irby of South Carolina, and the implications of those absences drew attention as Vilas and others pressed to withdraw changes. The group agreed to reconvene at 3 PM the next day to continue deliberations. Mack Radcliff honored by Fort Sidney deputies with a gold ring at his birthday dinner.

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Senators Pressure White House Over Tariff Bill

Democratic senators tell Vilas to report to the White House that if he does not order withdrawal of the motion the tariff bill will be defeated. They control the Senate conference and insist tariff legislation pass or all tariff talks fail. Rumor says Voorhees prepared a speech condemning Wilson for a corrupt conference with the President’s letter kept from conferees.

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Democrats Hold Silent Caucus On Tariff Divide In D C

Washington July 27 a Democratic caucus met behind closed doors to settle tariff disputes and seek an amicable understanding. Senators LU Murphy and Liby were among those not responding as the Senate adjourned and members entered the caucus room.

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Obituary of Marty Kelley at 72 in Sidney Nebraska

Casp at his residence southwest of Sidney on Tuesday night of heart failure Marty Kelley aged 72 years. The deceased was well known to Sidney people and was respected by all of his acquaintances. Joe leaves behind him in Cheyenne county his wife, son and daughter. She remains were shipped to Palmyra Neb for interment on Wednesday evening where the deceased has two sons residing. MeTelaraph extends its sympathy to the bereaved wife and family.

Casp Sidney Marty Kelley Joe Cheyenne County Palmyra Neb Metelaraph

Socialism lecture at Ole Court House Friday evening

A lecture on socialism by Rev N H Miles will be held at Ole Court House Friday August 3 1804 with music by Prof McCay Mr Isiz and others. Admission 25 cents adults 15 cents children doors open at 7 pm Tickets available at Fred Dawsons. Mabel Gast visits Mrs Radcliff and Clara Martin tours from Denver to Colorado Springs with Miss Tyrone Allen and Mrs Essig for a camping outing at the Springs.

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Teachers Institute Gathers Sidney Area Educators

The Sidney county teachers and index instructors attend a two week program led by Superintendent Chambers with Professor W J McCoy and Mrs Shelton. Forty to ninety teachers participate as veterans share methods in arithmetic and geometry, while newer staff gain practical guidance and encouragement from experienced mentors.

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Sidneys Star Rising and Fort Sidneys Abandonment

A local columnist views Sidneys Star Rising as a positive sign for the city, while Fort Sidneys abandonment is described as a fortunate incident for the progress of the metropolis. The piece frames these developments as shaping the civic future and growth.

Fort Sidney as a Military Prison Site Urges Local Action

The Tete-Graph urges Sidney residents to actively pursue Fort Sidney as a military prison site. It highlights private correspondence with political figures, securing land donations, and leveraging Nebraska connections. It warns that inaction could waste valuable government property and stresses persistence to turn a potential benefit into dollars and cents.

Fort Sidney J. L. Essig Washington Sidney Nebraska Delegaion Mr. Perry

McLernon Advertised Dry Goods Store in Sidney

The issue notes Ed McLernon’s new dry goods advertisement. McLernon has long operated in Sidney’s mercantile trade and is familiar to county residents. The writeup touts a large stock, competitive prices, and customer service, with fresh groceries also mentioned.

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