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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1900

Page

3

Nebraska Republican State Convention Chooses Delegates At Large

The Lincoln gathering selected eight presidential electors and a slate of alternates and delegates at large. Key names include Rosewater, Thurston, McClay, and Erhardt with Brown and Nesbit among electors, amid reports of county support and acclamations at the convention.

Thurston Rosewater Philadelphia E. Rosewater Douglas John H. M'Clay Lancaster John A. Erhardt Stanton John M. Thurston Lincoln Tefft L. P. Ludden J. T. Mallalieu Nebraska Republican Party Teffe State Central Committee Central Committee George Jenkins Fairbury Jenkins Elmer Stephenson A. D. Gilmore Nemaha Alva Kennard J. L. Webster Judge Baker Omaha S. C. Grey Platte P. F. Clark A. F. Cady Howard W. D. Tilton Geee E. N. Allen Furnas E. M. Pollard Cass C. B. Letton Jefferson W. D. Holbrook Dodge H.’C. ‘Russell Colfax Douglas County Brown Howard County Lancaster County Erhardt Otoe Pawnee Richardson County Washington County Crounse Wayne County York County McClay Manderson Norval Merces Field Harrison Wells Lambertson Boone Hall Hamilton Hayes Hitchcock Kearney Madison Merrick Nuckolls Phelps Polk Red Willow Richardson Saunders Seward Thayer Webster Box Butte Custer Gosper Greeley Johnson Saline Lew- Wells Gere Dakota J. F. Nesbit Burt I. M. Raymond R. B. Windham Charles B. Dempster Gage Ed Royce Broken Bow M. D. Cameron Schuyler L. W. Hague S. P. Davidson J. L. Jacobson J. L. Kennedy John J. Langer C. B. Dempster H. C. Russell C. H. Dietrich Mr. Dietrich Custer County E. P. Savage Savage Mr. Tucker G W. Marsh West Point Charles Weston Hay Springs J. F. Baxter United Douglas Nelson C. Pratt J. H. Grimm Saline County F. N. Pratt Co. J. Greene Pratt Co. L. Richards Hebron George D. Folmer Nuckolls County W. R. Hart Phelps County W. K. Fowler Blair Superintendent of Public Instruction Hart Fowler H. C. Lindsay Pawnee City

Nebraska hog cholera vaccine proves effectiveness in trials

A university bulletin reports a rise in hog cholera vaccine use in 1899 and 1900 with 23 256 doses to 203 applicants, 15 000 doses to 211 applicants since January. Officials say higher demand reflects increased knowledge and confidence, not disease prevalence. A second item notes Mrs. Bennett's death possibly from chicken pie poisoning after a social meal.

Ism University United States Braska Fremont Neb Orissa K. Bennett James Brnet

Republican Nebraska Platform Voices Prosperity and Growth

The report notes Nebraska Republicans praise a booming national economy with high revenues and a thriving treasury. It contrasts with late convention opponents, claiming the party supports prosperity, advancement, and steady employment across agriculture and industry.

Committee On Resolutions John L. Webster Douglas Nebraska

Central Committees Named for Odd-Numbered Districts

After Thurston closed his remarks the list of central committeemen for two years was submitted by odd-numbered districts. Several districts settled representation disputes and the convention adjourned. Thurston praised party unity and Republican achievements in prosperity, monetary reform, and Cuba and the Philippines. The speech stressed support for the party and the flag.

William Mkinley Nebraska United States Treasury Republican Party National Congress United States Congress Thurston F. W Samuelson Humboldt David Brown Nebraska City H. M Clark Ithaca A. J Beemer Beemer J. R Hanna Greeley Center J. R. Manning Carroll S. J Wicks O'Neill Frank H. Young Broken Bow H. C. Miller Grand Island William Husenetter Linwood George S. Emery Beatrice J. E Hasty Fairbury J. MM Cox Hampton E. C' Webster Hastings F. M Rathbun McCook Mr. Mapes Philippine Islands

Underground Paris tunnels propose rival to sewers

Reports outline a proposed perfect network of subterranean passages in Paris intended to rival the city sewers. Other items note Indian widows in Sitka mourning, a $1 to $2 million memorial bridge plan across the Potomac, and Berlin boasting many public monuments relative to city size.

Paris Sitka Potomac Washington Berlin Germany Holland Prussia Society For Ethical Culture Munich New Jersey Massachusetts Europe

Mrs. Frost Stayn in Jail Faces Quiet Refusal

In York Nebraska on May 7 Mrs Marga Frost remains uncooperative with her jailers and attorney. She refuses visits as her 9 year old son Arthur stays with the jail family and the coroner’s inquest continues. The case features no open emotion from the accused who maintains calm demeanor.

Frost Stayn York Neb Marga Frost Arthur Frost Jaile Noll New Columbus Charles 5 Sampek Curtis Veronica Witeyeskem Sampekya P. J. Conlan

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