Democratic County Convention Delegates Forming in Sidney
The Democratic electors of Cheyenne county are urged to send delegates to a county convention in Sidney on March 10 1900 at 2 pm to elect four delegates to the State Convention in Lincoln March 19 1900 and to handle other business. Primaries are March 3 with full attendance urged. representation based on votes for CG J Smyth in 1898 across precincts listed.
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Jefferson
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CG. J. Smyth
Conventions of 1896 and 1900 Compared
The article notes the 1900 national party conventions will mirror 1896 in order and timing. Republicans meet June 19 in Philadelphia and Democrats July 4 in Kansas City, with small shifts from four years earlier. It predicts McKinley to be nominated by acclamation and Bryan to win the Democratic nod, while splits loom in Populist ranks.
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St. Louis Globe-Democrat
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Polarized paths in Populist splits mark Lincoln gathering
A conference of the Populist national committee in Lincoln reveals a division that will not be settled at the May 9 meetings in Cincinnati and Sioux Falls. It notes the looming 1900 expansion debate and predicts Republican unity on expansion and the gold standard, with Democrats likely to dodge a split on tariffs and imperial policy. The piece forecasts historic yet largely orderly conventions.
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National Committee
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Democrats pick Kansas City for convention date amid Bryanism debate
Special correspondence reports the Democratic National convention chosen for Kansas City with July Fourth as the date. The piece mocks the party’s consecration strategy and notes divisions over Bryanism and free trade. It contrasts Nebraska mortgage and deposit trends under Democratic and McKinley eras, arguing Republicans improved state finances.
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Grant
Hidden Beauty and Veils Across Cultures
A piece contrasts Egyptian customs of concealing beauty with American women's perceived frailty. It argues both societies hide facial aspects of aging and illness, suggesting the veil as a universal social response to perceived imperfections.
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America
Bradfield's Female Regulator Promises Female Restoration
TheBradfield Regulator Co advertises Bradfield's Female Regulator as a tonic restoring women's health and strengthening organs linked to general wellbeing. It claims to correct menstrual disorders, stop leucorrhea, reposition the womb, and ease headaches, backaches, and nervousness. Priced at $1 a bottle, it offers a free illustrated book from Atlanta, Georgia.
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Mercantile Notice From J H McLuane Co
The undersigned will not be responsible for or recognize any claim for indebtedness incurred by any person in their employ or by sub-contractors unless the claim is upon their written order.
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J. H. McLuane & Co
Manufactured Freaks and the Aztec Children Scandal
A circus manager recalls exposing two lads with oversized heads as Aztec children. A countryman exposed fraud, arguing the acts were misrepresented. The lecturer offered $5, but the man bought whisky and spread the truth, ruining the show.
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Philadelphia Saturday Evening Post
Frello
John Evans
Bill Evans
Striking Russian Sect Chooses Cremation Over Life
The Begonny, a Russian sect near Tiraspol in Bessarabia, pursue self sacrifice by cremation or burial. They seek abolition of identity documents and passports and oppose compulsory military service, dreaming eternal release through fire or burial. Vienna savants clash on a unconscious girl’s language, later found to be a Hungarian escapee lacking Persian or Turkish speech.
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