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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1896
Page
4
Republican State Convention Delegates Called for Lincoln
The Republican electors of Nebraska are urged to send delegates from their counties to a Lincoln convention on Wednesday July 1 980 at two oclock a.m. to nominate candidates for governor lieutenant governor secretary of state and other statewide offices plus Supreme Court judges and a state university regent. The apportionment awards each county one at large delegate plus one for each 100 votes and major fraction thereof based on Joseph 8 partys 1880 vote for state treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Lincoln
Llowing Otticas
Supreme Court
State University
Joseph
Republican Central Committee Meeting In Sidney
All members of the Republican County Central Committee are asked to meet at the Telegraph office in Sidney on Saturday May 23 at 2 p m to designate the time for the county convention and handle any other proper business. Chairman 4T. B. Dawson Secretary Chas Callahan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican County Central Committee
Sidney
B. Dawson
Chas. Callahan
W. Atkins
Mac Radcliff
Frank Rihn
John Daugherty
Therr
M. Ahrens
Lute Fitch
C. J. Osborn
D. R. Snyder
McKinley Seen Safe Nominee On First Ballot
The Indiana instructions show McKinley has a clear majority on the first ballot with about twenty more strength than all others combined. About 125 delegates remain to be chosen, and he is predicted to win at least ninety. The piece notes no conceivable anti McKinley coalitions can threaten his nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
McKinley
St. Louis
Globe-Democrat
Harrison
Lincoln
Grant
McKinley Gains Ground as Republicans Rally Behind Nomination
The piece notes McKinley’s rise with delegates solidly pledged to him, enhanced by a protectionist record and broad Republican support. It contrasts his status with Lincoln and Grant and lists multiple Democrat and Populist candidates contending for local offices, while discussing possible county commissioner hopefuls and a proposed five dollar fire insurance tax to fund volunteer fire departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley
Lincoln
Grant
Elis
Nebraska
County Attorney Re-Election Hint Weighs In
The article notes Leroy Martin is presumed to seek re election this fall with James McIntosh Jr and H B Gapen also linked to the county attorney race. Names anchor the preview of the contest and its potential field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy Martin
James McIntosh, Jr
H. BE. Gapen
Commissioners Proceeding in Sidney Nebraska May 8 1896
Sidney Nebraska May 8 1896 commissioners met at 1 pm with all members present. A petition by W T McKelvey and others to appoint John Hanna road overseer for the south Camp Clarke precinct was granted and Hanna to file his official bond. Claims audited include E Ball for bridge work and material and W Stillwell for bridge work and hauling material.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Offles Board County Commissioners
Sidney
Nebr
W. T. McKelvey
John Hanna
Camp Clarke
Hanna
Sidney County Board Adjourns and Votes on Vagrancy Policy
The Sidney Nebraska county board met May 9 1896 with all members present and adjourned to 9 am the next day. They voted to refund two thirds of protest taxes on section 32 township 14 range 48 lowering the land assessment from 3600 to 200. A resolution limited daily jail board charges for vagrants to five cents for the sheriff. The board adjourned again to May 25 1896. Electric Bitters advertised as a liver tonic and malaria remedy. De Witts Witch Hazel Salve touted for piles and skin diseases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Nebr
R. S. Thompson
Preston & Payne
A. W. Atkins
W. R. Woop
J. W. Harper
W. C. Bullock
Heart Symptoms Signal Possible Weak Heart Condition
Reader notice lists signs of heart disease such as fainting spells irregular pulse fluttering or palpitations choking sensation shortness of breath and swelling in feet and ankles. The piece emphasizes these symptoms indicate a diseased or weak heart.
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Chas Callahan
Adams
Jefferson
Colfax
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Cuming
Perkins
A Custer
Phelps
Dakota Pierce Tawes
Il Dawson
Pinte Deus
Red Willow
Il Vixon
AY Richardson
Red Dodge
Stock Douglas
Rie Sullne
Sy Sherman Dundy
Fillmore
Sarpy
Franklin Saunders
Frontier - Lott's Binitf
Furnas
Seward
Wee
Sheridan
al Garfield
Nucko
Ae Gosper
Grant Stanton Thayer
Gresley
Thoms
Hamilton
Joan T Manusnier
T E. Sepawick
John M. Thurston
Senate
John
Thurston
Bridge Fund
E. Ball
Same
Stillwell
Electric Bitters
W F. Russell
A. L. Wooster
Osseo
Mich
de Witt
W. F Bussett
MaLington
Dr. Miles
N. C. Miller
Fort Wayne
Ind
Jane Dr. Miles
Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Miles
Bey
Phrenolog Journal
Fowler & Wells Co., Publishers
East 21St St
New York
Postoffice
W.f.bassett
J.J. McIntosh
Geo. E. Taylor
Cashier
American Bank
Europe
Rock Springs
Sum Rock Springs
Standard Oil Co
U. P. Hotel
Rose Street
A. Pease
Queen City
Gutfreund & Dick
Neb
SR. Lamont
Aving
Washburn’s
Olie Cambline
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