Political Nonsense on Tariffs and Elections
A jumble of campaign rhetoric and tariff chatter cites West Lincoln floods, ship-building debates, and Cleveland’s candidacy. It notes proposed levee appropriations, mocks protection claims, and suggests electoral shifts tied to Harrison and party dynamics. References to Indiana Kansas and South Dakota hint at broader political stakes.
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Oxp
St. Paul
Indiana
Harrison
Iduana
United States
England
Kansas
South Dakota
Vic
Fusion and Calamityite Candidates Stir Nebraska Courts
A garbled dispatch references Jupce Trotmax of Broken Bow and Wm Neville as fusion rivals. It describes Judge Neville as a wily old Bourbon school operator aiding calamity candidate J H Powers, with court terms opening Monday and closing Wednesday and plans to travel to Scott's Bluffs as fusion and confusion appear to dominate the scene.
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Jupce Trotmax
Broken Bow
Eslaumityite
Congress
Fusion
Wm. Neville
Judge Nevill
Bourbon
J H. Powers
Kalamityite
Scott's Bluffs
What the tariff means as explained by a reader
A reader seeks editor Neeves to explain the tariff in simple terms. The excerpt defines a tariff as a duty or toll on goods shipped into the United States, protecting American producers by limiting foreign competition, and argues its necessity as a duty to God, self, family, and country. It contends removal would ruin domestic industry and allow foreign prices to dictate costs.
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Neeves
Sidney Telegram
America
England
United States
Senator Paddock Proclaimed By Some as Statesman
Some papers tout Senator Paddock as an able and influential legislator who has done good work for the nation and the agricultural state. They admit his experience integrity and influence in Washington but still oppose his reelection with the blunt verdict that it won’t go down.
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Paddock
Senate
Washington
Paddock's Senate Future Spirited Debate in Nebraska
The piece argues for Senator Paddock to seek re election highlighting his energy in advancing public welfare and party principles. It notes independent papers question his aims but asserts his popularity and duty to Nebraska, while promoting the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway as a premier east west line with luxurious cars and a strong Union Depot connection in Omaha.
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Paddock
United States
Nebraska
Senator Paddock
Chicago
Milwaukee & St Paul
Missouri River
Union Depot
Omaha
West
F. A. Nash
WS. Howell
Farnam St
Neb
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Eogland
Chauncy M. Derew
New York
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Congressuan Stirson
Southern Alliance
Birmingham
South
Simpson
North
House of Representatives
House
Peffer
Ayie
Ebraska
J. W. McDaniel
Second Street
Pease’s
Farmoern
Lainiment
Self
Are A
Physicians and Burgzogy
Stowits
U.P. Bailroad
U.S
Sidney
Attorneys AT Law
Nebrany
Geo. W. Helst
Rayne
Nebrang
B. A. Jones
AI Law
Tamera Bank 1
Lee & Lee, Siuney
Léroy Martin
AM Ickes
A. S. Pension
Atiorney
W. Pp. Miles
E. Doran
Bidney, Xa
M. 1
Tosa
Cor. Rose
Anheuser-Busch
Moritz Urbach
The
Central ‘Market
H. Bartling, Prop
Sidnex
Sidney Milling Company
Sidney, Neb
Neubauer & Co., Proprietors
Sidney, Nebrasha
E. Doran & Sons
HTC
Agentsa
Colling
Postoffice
H. W. Chowin
Chowins Block
Sidney, Nebr
H. W. Chowins & Son
Otders
Rock Springs & Anthracite Coal
Cumberland Smithing Coal
Bassett & Brennan
Sidney Boot
CY For Bradleys Metcalfs Boots&s Shoes
A. A. Bigker
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