Voter guidance and county race notes in Sulncy district
Voters are urged to back W. I. Akers for senator while criticizing others. Marr Dacouerry is trailing and distributing more literature. Nebraska business leaders may unite to oppose the Populist ticket. Deuel county officials seek Judge Cist to prosecute Jacob Frohm for wife murder. Cheyenne county Republicans nominate a strong candidate to manage county interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Deuel County
Jacob F. Frohm
Cheyenne County
Market Trade Shifts Highlight Tariff Reform Debate
Reformers argue the best market is the Lomé market and urge tariff changes to favor England Germany Australia and South America. They claim the United States cannot compete without cheap labor and that freight between England and the United States imposes heavy manufacturing taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lome
England
Germany
Australia
South America
United States
Legland
Acquainting Voters In District With Candidate Hanis
The article notes Hanis meeting voters in his district, shaking hands and explaining his qualifications. It emphasizes allowing the water to judge the man on his own merits and asserts the candidate’s tallness as a sign of strength to the average voter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanis
Sue
Eeya
County Attorney Race Discussed in Nebraska County
The article notes two candidates, Judge Holst the Republican nominee and Leroy Martin the independent, for county attorney. It argues the essential qualification is solid legal knowledge to advise the county board, praising Julleigh as capable of handling all matters. The piece highlights wage worker statistics and the value of women’s work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Holst
Leroy Martin
Tue Tetguearna
Tuere
Juleleigh
Board of County Commissioners
Vu Aan
McKen Inquiries on Tariff Impacts Four Years in Congress
A letter questions Congressman McKen about tariff changes and their effects on local farmers and consumers. It cites World Herald reports on Brazil duties, barley imports from Russia, cattle costs under Wilson bill, and sugar prices, asking what benefits the district has gained from his four years in Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
World Herald
Voultry
Brazlian
Russia
Baltimore
Tier Seaport
Milwaukee
Congress
Old Mexico
Mexico
Rio Grande
Wilson
Inquiries to Representative on Tariffs and Appointments
The letter asks about repeal of the McKinley tariff bounty effects on sugar prices and asks which articles lowered for consumers. It questions tax impact on grain and livestock prices, and recalls a Naval Academy appointment and irrigation debates with party ally responses. It notes doubts about free list diamonds and protest over timely readings of measures.
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Naval Academy
Annapolis
Congress
Valentine
Neb
Lott
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Sidney Telegraph
Lamer McMullan
Cheyenne CO
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Sidney
Thomas J Majors
Kt. E. Moore
Secretary of State
J. A. Piper
Auditor of State
Eugene Moore
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Bartley
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Puolic
H. E., Corbett
Commission of Public Lands and Buildings
H.C. Russell
Congressmtn
Maty Daugherty
W. Akers
Ed D. Harris
George W Heist
L. St. Barlow
Sidney Precinct
Paul Burgqcist
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Tompseit
Rezanina
PL Garman
Kem
Dugherty
Akers
Schrader
Sulncy
W. i. Akers
Sora
Marr Dacouerry
Kemin
Nebraska
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Tom Majors
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Hite House Hotel
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Nodepeulal Mechanics’ Clan
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Court
Otter Ulunks Notley
Athdavit
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Nottee
Uomestell
Athdavn
Sidavit
Homestead Afhdavit
Pirelace Sonher
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Homestead
Beanestead
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J.T. Thoelecske
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Hampden
W. F. Bassett
Joe.lee
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J. H. McLean
Bright
Dr. J. H. McLean Medicine Co
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D. F. McKee
NEW York Weekly Tribune
A. Pease
Joseph Smith Pagpaieton
Second Street
Sidney, Nebraska
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Bidney
J. Andrews
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American Bank
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