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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Nov 17, 1900

Page

2

Wide World from Paris to London with river news and war

In brief items editor Pierre Veron of Charivari Paris is dead. Lt G R Evans commands torpedo boat Dupont. Russia expects 3.5 million army, and Wyoming population rises 62.4 percent to 92,533. Rich coal veins found in Kiov government. Nebraska legislature contest continues. Cotton yields rise over 30 percent. Italy’s rail travel poorest. Denver to get a new reservoir. Dr Lafayette M Gordon dies in Boston at 58. Various notes on politics, finance, and military telegraph progress. Lord Wolseley praised by London crowd. Frank Hanes to die after throat wound. Burlington stockholders approve Iowa Missouri lines lease. London notes Boer War lecture audience and other dispatches.

Pierre Veron tCharivail Paris G R. Evans Isste Dupont Russia Wyoming St. Petersburg Kioft Nebraska Italy Denver Lafayette M. Gordon American’ Board Japan Boston Times-Democrat New Orleans Nathaniel Moore DPD Twentieth Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry Dayton Curtis Robbins Rising Sun Ind Reed Havana Beyee Aye Ater General Greely Port Egbert Eagie City Alaske Dawson Chicago Great Western Railway J. M. Wilson Red River Arkansas United States Alverez Calderon Lima Peru Beveridge Meekiman Omaha McKinley Bacchus Viceriuy Canton Congress Philippines Winston Churchill London England Lord Woleeley Frank Hanes Georgetown Gus Armbuster Burlington Road Iowa Missouri Brazil William Penman War Department Lord Wolseley The London Chronicle

Powers reach agreement on punishment and duties in Pekin talks

Washington reports Cologne Gazette account of Sino power talks in Pekin. Agreement on punishing main culprits and witnesses by representatives, paying damages, guarding legations, and sealing Pekin seaboard access. Negotiations on other demands continue. details on tsung liumen reform are uncertain.

Berlin Cologne Pekin China Taku Washington Tsung Liuamen Board of Foreign Affairs Conger Szechuan

Army legislation eyed after informal Washington talks

Senator Proctor and Adjutant General Corbin met with the president to seek a larger regular army. They warned the 65 000 regulars and 35 000 volunteers would drop to 27 000 on July 1 under current law and urged a 60 000 to 65 000 base with possible rise to 100 000 if needed.

Washington Proctor Gzenate Committee On Military Affairs Corbin War Department Congress Philippines

Kentucky election results show Bryan and Beckham leads

Louisville reports early returns from most counties indicate Bryan will win by about 8000 votes and Beckham by roughly 5000 in the governor race. Unofficial statewide totals remain 3569 in Beverly Beckham’s favor.

Croker Plans England Trip Ahead of City Campaign

Richard Croker announced he will sail for England next Saturday and plans to return next spring for the New York city campaign. He declined to discuss the election the mayoralty campaign or a revolt against him and had no comment on the state constabulary bill.

Croker New York Richard Croker England Mr. Croker

Hanna to Rest as Cabinet Talk Quietly Circles

New York Nov 12 Senator Hanna departed to Cleveland while Mr Manley set course for Maine. Hanna said he would take a long rest and did not discuss cabinet changes or rumors about Secretary Gage.

New York Hanna Cleveland Manley Maine Gage

Kinane Legislature Results Reported in Topeka

In Topeka on November 12 the Kinane Legislature final tally shows Republicans at 104 seats and Fusionists at 59 seats as official results.

Topeka Kan Fusionists Tle

Nebraskas tight election remains undecided in reports

Omaha Bee and Omaha World-Herald conflict over governor Dietrich’s lead as official returns from 79 counties show mixed results. Fred Jewell asserts small pluralities and warns that corrections from Journal and State Journal figures reduce Dietrich’s apparent edge and boost Poynter.

Poynter Savage Prout Atorney Marsh Weston Steufer Fowler Douglas Lancaster Senate House Neville Omaha World-Herald Nebraska Omaha Bee Dietrich Lincoln Journal Marx Rec Fred Jewell Jewell Omaha He2 State Journal Secretary of State Journal

Bryan's Vote in Idaho Shows Plurality Over 1200

Boise Idaho November 12 Complete returns are not yet in for the presidential race but Bryan leads with a plurality above 1200. The state ticket results are incomplete with many Democratic counties outstanding leaving Governor race and other fusion ticket candidates to be resolved as returns come in.

Boise Bryan

Li Hung Chang and Prince Ching Stand Against Demanded Punishment

The Tribune reports from Pekin that Li Hung Chang and Prince Ching inform that the powers demand punishment for Prince Tuan and removal of the empress from power are too humiliating to accept.

Li and Ching Rome the Tribune Pekin Li Hung Chang Prince Ching Prince Tuan

Adjudged Insane In Geneva Nebraska

Calvin Richards of Momence precinct was adjudged insane by the commissioners of insanity and was taken to the asylum at Lincoln this morning. A White leather was adjudged this afternoon and will be taken away tomorrow.

Geneva Neb Calvin Richards Momence Precinct Insanry Lincoln A. Whiteleather

Dividing Up the Territory

A commission of senior staff officers from each allied power in the Chinese campaign moves toward Shanghai Kuan on the gulf of Liao Tung to smooth friction over occupation sites.

Pekin Shanghai Kuan Gulf of Liao Tung

Russian minister predicts vast coal from Kutais deposits

ST. PETERSBURG November 12 The Russian minister of agriculture M Yermoloff after touring coal deposits on the Black Sea coast in Kutais governorate estimates a yield of 1 640 000 tons annually for sixty years and praises the quality of the coal.

ST. Petersburg M. Yermoloff Black Seacoast Kutais

Church Extension Board Opens Sessions in Williamsburg

In New York on November 10 the general board of church extension of the Methodist Episcopal church began a series of business sessions at St John’s Church in Williamsburg. The board, with numerous out of town bishops and lay delegates from fourteen general conference districts, was hosted by the Methodist Social union at a private dinner. Bishop C H Fowler delivered the principal address.

New York Methodist Episcopal Church of St. John Williamsburg General Board of Church Extension The Methodist Episcopal Church General Conference Methodist Social Union C. H. Fowler

Nebraska Senate and House Members by Districts Listed

Detailed roster of Nebraska lawmakers by district for both Senate and House. Includes member names, party affiliations, and home towns across counties such as Richardson, Pawnee, Nemaha, Johnson, Cass, Douglas, Otoe, Burt, Wayne, York, and others with several districts marked undecided or fusion.

House OF Representatives Richardson County QJ. R. Cain Stella John Lichty Fusion Falls City August Fellers Pawnee County Ferdinand Wenzel Tate Andrew Scott Pawnee Stockman Nemaha J. W. Armstrong Auburn Fred G. Haxby Johnson County H. G. Crestsy Crab Orchard Johnson C. H. Beebe Tecumseh Farmer Carpenter Otoe County Charles H. Marshal Douglas Cass County M. L. Friederick Cedar Creek Wilkinson Eagle Kimberman Cass and Otoe David Brown Nebraska City Sarpy Claus Greil Gretna Douglas County Washington County Henry Rohwer Calhoun Burt County W. G. Sears Tekamah Burt Washington Joseph Hall Dodge Daniel Swansonr Fremont George L. Loomis Cuming Heiny Schinstock West Point Dakota Thurston M. W. Murray Pender Seventeenth Wayne Stanton Louis Smithberber Dixon J. J. McCarthy Ponca Cedar and Pierce A. J. Watson Coleridge Knox Boyd Antelope Boone Frank Jouvenat Petersburg Banixsr

McBrayer Shot in Livery Stable Incident at McCook

In McCook Nebraska Joseph McBrayer the local liveryman was shot in the head by Emmett Carroll. Carroll fired after his wife alleged McBrayer had assaulted her. The bullet lodged under the skull and surgeons were attempting extraction. Carroll had bought a revolver the day before and returned home after the act.

M'Cook Neb Joseph McBrayer Emmett Carroll McBrayer Carroll

Nebraska County Committeemen List By District

A long list of district nominees and positions appears with names such as Madison Peter Zimmerman Humphrey Fullerton and J W Tanner in various counties including Platte Nance Colfax Saunders Seward Lancaster Saline Gage Jefferson Thayer Adams Webster Hall Howard Garfield Hall and many more. The entries show reps fus and undecided statuses for candidates across multiple counties and districts with professions like farmer merchant and editor.

Richardson Pawnee Frank R. Martin Falla City Nemaha Johnson Peter Berlét Brock, Stockman Oto Douglas Howard H Baldrige Omaha Cumings and Burt Andrew R. Oleson West Point Dixon Dakatg Knox, Cedar and Thompson Resu Antelope Boone and Greeley A. W. Ladd Albion Washington Dodge Lorenzo Crounse Fort Calhoun Farmer Wayne Stanton Madison Piercee W. W. Young Platte and Colfax Toteye L. Paschal Columbus Holt Garfield Wheeler and Boyd Frank Campbell O'Neill Brown Keya Paha Cherry Sheridan Dawes Box Butte Sioux G. R. van Boskirk Alliance Storkman Custer Valley, Loup and Blaine F. M. Currie Sargent Merchant Buffalo Sherman J. E. Miller Fus Majors Gage W. H. Edgar Beatrice Saline Hugh McCarger Crete Jefferson and Thayer C. F. Steele Fairbury York and Fillmore N. W. Harlan Yoris Jawyer Clay and Hamilton Henry Benting Saronville Nuckolls Webster Franklin O. R. Pitney Inavale Adams Rep Thirtieth Dawson Lincoln Logan Keith Cheyenne Thomas Grant McPherson Deuel Scotts Bluff Banner Kimball and Perkins E. D. Owens Ren Cozad Boone Penecer Butler Colfax O Fiat Cuming Ihe Chase Errr Saene Gage Taenee Garfield Ator Etneeeres Gosper Eave Harlan Anede Ae Hlolt Seve Heals Jefterson Aer Pry Qu Nearney Key Paha ‘ Veawee Sia Kimbalt Ixnox Pere Wbseracee Lancaster Wee Seveee Sue Merrick Ee Eenvesagse Easaseuaer Polk Eres Nees GSS Red Willow Rock Wee Seward Sion Wheeler York Peter Zimmerman Fur Battle Creek Platte D. A. Beecher Humphrey Platte and Nance J. W. Tanner Fullerton Colfax John C. Sprecher Schuyler Saunders Alec Bouller Cedar Bluff Eigth D. W. Hamillton Miler John Kaveny Linwood Farmer-Stockman Twenty-ninth W. H. Beekman Dorchester George W. Fuller Lancaster A. W. Lane C. R. Tefft Ohiowa A. L. Sandals Herman Diers Gresham Polk Fortieth Merrick Dr. Gowne Central City Hamilton A. J. Whitmore Aurora J. H. Edmondson Clay M. Broderick Fairfield CC. H. Beall James Boyd Nelson Herman A. Redman Kenesaw Webster and W. H. Householder Bladen Hall Geo Brown and Rock F. C. Galogly Johnstown Stockman Cherry and Keyra Paha Chauron Yancomn Perking Kimball McPherson Banner John E. Evang North Platte Valley J. A. Ollis, Jr Ord Custer and W. J. Taylor Merna J. D. Ream Broken Bow Jobn Vandegrift Austin Edward Harris Amherst William Jordan Odessa Ferdinand Zimmerer Lexington Sixtieth Kearney Charles Gishwiller Wilcox Harlan—E. Lowe Huntley Phelps Ci Syea

Best for the Bowels and Health Remedies Promise

An advertisement touts Cascaracts candy cathartic and laxative bromine quine tablets as quick cures. It claims bowel relief without gripe, easy natural movements, and a 10 cent starting price. Also mentions Magnetic Starch and a Victor Hugo quote.

Cascarets

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