19 Nov 1892
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1892
Page
1
A man or boy can buy as cheap here as in Chicago with freight added. The Star advertises trunks valises undergar wear collars cuts ties shirts jewelry and everything to equip.
Cheyenne County officials meet November 16 1892 with commissioners Crigler Vanderhoof and Frame and clerk McAleese. Minutes approve prior meeting and authorize appraisers for road damages claimed by SID Libby near sections 35 11 47 and 11 13 47. Board adjourns to November 17. Also grants road petitions and approves several road related claims and wages to road overseers and suppliers. The ad ends with a local sales pitch for Oberfelder's Boots and Shoes and underwear.
Grover Cleveland rode slowly through New York on November 12 while officials and senators discussed possible reforms for the next Congress. He planned early contact with Speaker Crisp to align leaders before proposing legislation and to sound out major policy ideas.
The Chicago Tribune editorial argues wage earners were misled by union rhetoric into backing Cleveland and tariff reform. It claims workers prospered under protection yet despised bosses, and that a Democratic victory could shift to tariff reform to lower prices while keeping wages, with the Homestead reaction cited as turning point.
Senator Pettigrew criticizes free list proposals and warns that a wool tariff move could cripple wool growers. He predicts Democratic decline if party lacks character and cites urban influences. Chauncey Depew comments on Chicago platform risks and party futures, suggesting GOP strength. Public lecture announced for Dec 7 on United Workmen in Court House. Notes on forthcoming tariff shifts and party dynamics conclude with conservative readings for Cleveland and Democratic congressmen.
New York November 16 Senator F Pettigrew of South Dakota arrived to meet capitalists backing a Sioux Falls to Puget Sound railroad. He defends the Republican party and Harrison while urging protection. He cites western farmers gains and notes Blaine would have won. He predicts the party will endure despite a one term Harrison presidency.
Blanche M. Griswold in Midway Neb announces her husband Charles E. Griswold is no longer her agent or authorized to transact business collect debts or dispose of goods at her store in Midway Cheyenne county. November 10 1802. The notice includes unrelated editorial and railway advertising text.
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