Callanan Orban Lead Prop and Business Manager Note
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1889
Page
2
Fragmentary line shows Betbred Am second class matter list with subscription rate two dollars per year and credits Callanan A C Orban as editor and prop and business manager.
The Telecrapt praises Cheyenne County residents as optimism grows for a “good time coming.” It blames eastern boomer statements for misinformed claims about soil and climate, calls for refuting slanders, and urges business leaders to accelerate regional development through the board of trade.
President Harrison cautions that strict corporate compliance with legal limits would reduce calls for curbing rights and opposing interferences. The article argues corporations oppress the people when weak and notes the difficulty of public charity as power shifts toward corporations.
A correspondent replies to criticism of the county seat election im Denel county defending Big Springs francs by claiming Chappell stole the temporary and would steal the pertain location. The law grants one vote per qualified male citizen over twenty one who satisfies residence. Both towns are accused of illegal voting and should be punished. the integrity of the ballot must be maintained.
A local voter asserts the crime was only giving a rival a dose of its own medicine. The piece condemns Big Springs and Chappell as dishonest, warning their behavior will backfire and its chickens will come home to roost.
The Telegraph forecasts that President Harrison will prioritize integrity and ability over party loyalty in appointments. It envisions a nonregional federal administration guided by the Constitution and laws, replacing current officeholders with those aligned with the Republican platform. The piece expresses hope these predictions come true.
The inaugural address is praised as comprehensive yet concise and frank in policy, offering clear views on major issues. It is expected to draw worldwide attention and will be read across parties, with Democrats likely to disagree on tariff but others admiring its statesmanlike quality.
President Harrison calls for tightening immigration laws while preserving welcoming values. He argues for admitting law abiding migrants and excluding those tied to crime or anarchy, urging Congress to pass emergency measures. He also references protecting American citizens in Samoa and criticizes lax policy.
A校 fragment recounts the Lincoln Journal printing both President Anarrison and his grandfather William Henry Harrison inaugurations. It notes English indifference to Harrison's inaugural and contrasts law governed commerce with mob rule. Mentions Rasner bill on wagon tolls and cabinet references amid political chatter.
Clarke owner D W White announces sale of the C A Moore stock including fifty head of cows with calves. Horses, cattle and wares offered for cash or with approved security. Best eastern stock Hereford and Shorthorn grades. Strangers must bring references at Camp Clarke Nebraska.
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