Calamity leaders clash in heated party scene
The piece describes factional strife in the state party with references to Governor candidates and prominent figures like Henry Strayner Akers and James Whitehead. It notes assurances from Republican leaders, dates for appearances in several towns, and critique of Kem’s stance on Pickler's timber culture bill and other measures.
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Kem
Pickler
Washington Gas Light
Railroad Corporation
Editors praise ex Confederate general shocks loyal readers
Rushville Neb Sept 25 Special to THE res reports a Harrisburg scene where Whitehead Kem debates drew large crowds. Akers' and Rayner's speeches praised by supporters while opponents accused of falsehoods. Rayner urged railroad regulation and a constitutional railroad commission. Kem faced harsh questions about prosperity and national vision. James Whitehead presented as steady, practical alternative.
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Democratic National Committee
Rushville
Neb
Whitehead
Kem
Henery St. Rayner
WR. Akers
Harrisburg
Mr. Akers
Capt. Akers
Rayner
Mr. Rayners
Nebraska
Congress
James Whitehead
Republican Convention in Cheyenne County 1892
Cheyenne County Republicans call a convention in Sidney on October 15 1892 to nominate a county attorney and a district commissioner candidate. Precinct primaries on October 5 will assign delegates with representation by precincts Bidney Lodge etc. The notice promotes the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul line as the exclusive electric railway service with palace cars and a Union Depot connection in Omaha.
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Henry Sr. Rayner
W. R. Akers
Grant
Gothenburg
Gering
Kimball
Potter
Lodge Pole
Devel
Lécal Figo Fe
Dawson
Perkins, Hooker, Grant, McPherson
Authur
W. H. Hasipron
R. F. Forrest
Scotts Bluff County
Hon
Houty St. Rayner
Hou
Cheyenne County
Sidney
Said
Bidney
Lodge Polo Potter
Redington Bronson
Colton Trognitz
Union Valley
Gilchrist , Davidson
Wier
Lisco” Haynes
Camp Clarke
Courthouse Rock
Eagle
M H Tenry
Chicago
Milwaukee & St Paul Ry
Missouri River
Union Depot
Omaha
EF. A. Nash
W.S. Howell
Farnam St
Nob
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Telegraph
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Rose St
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