Kansas Smitten By Cyclone Shapes Political Outlook
A Kansas cyclone story threads through a partisan update noting Republican aims to reinstate power, discussion of silver money policy, and critique of Democratic rule in Congress. It highlights calls for strong state slates, mentions Senator Paddock’s course for agricultural classes, and previews potential state treasurer candidates like George B. Stouffer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ss. C. Smith
Beatrice
Senator Paddock
George B. Stouffer
Dodge County
Political appeals and industrial note mix in local column
The piece argues for Republican loyalties amid fusion fears and cites a call for a Sidney Indian school meeting. It highlights Ayer’s tin plate growth, noting 3,000,000+ pounds produced in eight months and projected 200,000,000 by 1897 as tariff expansion looms, contrasting with prior Democratic doubt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suint Sidney
Telegraph
Sidney
Congress
Fort Randall
Randall
Treasury
Ayer
United States
Protective Tariff Sparks Industrial Growth and Wages
The article argues that protective tariffs revive American manufacturing, attracting investment and funding plant construction including tin foundries. It claims high wages result from protection, warns against free silver plans, and asserts labor value remains steady amid tariffs while mining wage advocates face downturns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Siver
Colorado
Walcott
Teller
Stewart
Nevada
Senate
Miners' strike call and railway travel pitch in one page
The piece urges silver miners to strike for fair wages and fairness in labor. It notes wage cuts harm workers and buyers, while promoting the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Railway’s luxury palace cars and direct routes via Union Depot Omaha. It lists agents F A Nash and W S Howell in Omaha Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walcott
Chicago
Milwaukee & St Paul Ry
Missouri River
Union Depot
Omaha
West
F. A. Nash
W.S Howell
Furnam St. Omnaha
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Sidney Geleguaph
L. B. Cary
Co. D. Lyon
Cheyenne CO
Kansas
Republican Party
House of Representatives
Congressional Committee
Lincoln- Herald
Dem
Bryan
Democratic Party
Nebraska
Harrison
Bfarkson
Dodge
J. W. McDaniel
Second Street
Pease's Lumber Yard
E. Doran & Sons
Sidney, Neb
Collins Saddles
Postoffice
Liniment
Lorars
A D. Stowitts
U. P. Railroad
Cere
U.S
Ter
Ijand
Attorneys AT Law
H. ST & Rayner
Geo. W. I'cist
Nebras
Henry
Rayse Attorneys AT Law
Nebrany
B. A. Jones
AI Law
Attentley
American Bank
Lee & Lee
Nob
Eee Martin
County Judge's Office
Guy
AD Ickes
U. S. Pension
W. Pp. Miles
Nebrase
Attorney At Law
Chawtins Block
EB. Duran
M.A. Tode
Este
Anheuser-Busch
Moritz Urbach
Khnes, Owen
Anheuser-Bust
Nebraskal
H. Bartling, Propid
Sidney Milling Company
Metropolitan ¢ Hotel
G. FE. Swan
Front Street
Sidney Nebraska
H. W. Chowin
Chowins Block
Sidney, Nebr
H. W. Chowins & Son
Crockers
Rock Springs & Anthracite Coal
Cumberland Smithing Coal
Bassett & Brennan
Sidney Boot and Shoe Store
Bradley Emetcales Boots Shoes
A. A. Rigker
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