Republican State Convention to Elect Delegates and Nominate Officials
Lincoln hosts the Republican State Convention on May 2 at 2:00 p.m. to select four delegates and four alternates to the national convention in Philadelphia on June 19 1900 and to nominate candidates for eight presidential electors and eight state offices. The apportionment follows votes for Hon. B. M. Reese in 1890 and lists county delegations across Nebraska with implied totals and the recommendation against proxies. J.T. Mallalieu and Orlando Tefft sign as secretary pro tem and chairman.
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Lincoln
Philadelphia
B. M. Reese
Adams
Johnson
Antelope
Banner
Keith
Blaine
Keya
Boone
Kimball
Box Butte
Knox
Lancaster
Brown
Buffalo
Logan
Burt
Butler
McPherson
Madison
Perkins
Custer
Phelps
Dakota
Pierce
Dawes
Platte
Odd Dawson
Polk
Dewel
Red Willow
Dixon
Richardson Pewea BS Dodge
OD Rock
Say Douglas
Saline
Dundy
Sarpy
Fillmore
Olf Saunders
Franklin
Scotts Blay
Frontier
Seward
Sheridan
Gage
Tees
Sherman
Garfield
Sioux
Gosper
Stanton
Grant
Thayer
Lee
Greeley
Thomas
Hal
Hooker
York
Howard
Jefferson
J.T. Mallalieu
Orlando Tefft
Political calendar shows key party conventions
Republican state convention in Lincoln on May 2. Straight populist national convention in Cincinnati on May 9. Fusion populist national convention in Sioux Falls on May 9. Republican national convention in Philadelphia on June 19. Democratic national convention in Kansas City on July 4.
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Lincoln
Cincinnati
Sioux Falls
Philadelphia
Kansas City
County Officials Reject Bid for Official County Publishing
The Board of County Commissioners reviewed a proposal from Wisner Slawson Callahan for official county publishing. The bid proposed publishing commissioners proceedings and notices in three newspapers at uniform rates, but was rejected as not meeting terms or legal requirements.
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F. O. Wisner
Bunyard Transcript
Rhco
Sidney Telegraph
Lodgepole Express
Kayard ‘Transcript
Taxpayer harms by printing fees and tax list charges
A long critique denounces county board for seeking to cut newspaper publishing payments and profit from tax list fees. It argues officials pay fixed rates, while advertising delinquent lands costs fall on taxpayers, not the county, and warns of public ignorance if the plan proceeds. It also notes Democratic and Populist convention views and Treasury export data showing strong February trade and a surplus in the U S treasury.
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Insanity Board
Acta
Puerto Rico
United States
Treasury Department
Europe
Duan McAleese
Sidney
Lincoln
North Platte
Liberal advertising expands trade for business leaders
The text argues that liberal advertising draws customers from competitors and boosts the advertiser's own trade. It claims ads remind people of desired goods and press the line upon minds, inducing purchases not previously considered, with immediate, large results for experienced businessmen.
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York Times
Capital Hotel Developments Disappoint Democrats in GOP Rift
Special correspondence reports that Democratic leaders hoped to gain temporary advantages from Republican party divisions this week. The developments hint at internal splits and potential shifts in party strategy as March winds move through Washington.
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WasquincTon
D. C
Mar
Dairyman’s Child Quick Cure With Chamberlain Cough Remedy
An Albany dairyman sought a doctor for a severely sick child with croup but used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy while waiting. The child improved in hours, and the family has since recommended the remedy locally, with ongoing demand from the area. For sale by all dealers.
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Albany
N. Y
Otto Scholz
Chamberlain
Volume of old gravel pit sale and Sidney notes
Mike Elmore sold his gravel pit outfit and grading property to D J Burke for about 12000 dollars while keeping a large current operation at work on the Union Pacific. Andrew J Robinson described Sidney Neb as crowded and lively with open gambling, but few disturbances, and various visitors. A Lincoln trip highlighted Democratic ties and a York Times quip urged Linburger cheese on burglars to aid bloodhounds.
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Mike Elmore
D. J. Burke
Elmore
Union Pacific
Alliance Times
Andrew J. Robinson
San Francisco
Iler Grand
Sidney
Neb
Deadwood-Sidney-Brush-Denver
Burlington Railroad
Omaha World-Herald
York Times
What Your Face Worth A Misleading Health Ad
An old time ad claims liver trouble shows on the skin and promises Dr Kings New Life Pills to clear complexion and rosy cheeks. It touts a price of 25 cents at W F Brassetts drug store with a grandiose health claim.
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the Telegraph
Peoples Ponlard
Sidney, Neb
Cal. Callahan
Fred A. Gapen
Political Calendar
Wm. Bryan
Colonel Bryan
Democrate
Congress
Senate
Republican Party
Bradfield
Bradfield Regulator CO
Atlarta, GA
World Almanac
Philippines
International Peace Congress
Great Trusts
Edgar Stanton Maclay
U.S. Navy
THE
Standard American Annual
the World
Pulitser Bidg
Net
Ozmanlis
Ane
Theaeh
Lycee ST. Lou
RAW
Bee
Phil T. Jones
Mixersville
Ind
Swift
Atlanta
Georgia
Tri-Weekly Tribune
Daily Tribune
Iry
Tribune
Che
M. H. Tobin
Prop
Schlitz Beer
Palace Livery Barn
M. E. Washburn
J. Frep Dawson
Rose Street
Greenlee & Benson
General Merchandise
Crockery
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