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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1877
Page
9
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MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ibose
Gussaue & Cot
Notice From The Sidney Gazette Readers
The Sidney Gazette promises to provide reliable information on local events and passing days, with safeguards against objectionable content. It reserves the right to correct or remove material not authored by the official editor or pertinent to local matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Tat Euraes
Pooliebors
Walter
People's Convention Call for Cheyenne County Officials
The People's Party of Cheyenne County calls a desozate convention at the Coury House in Sidney on October 2, 1817 at 7 o'clock PM to nominate county officers and transact other business. Delegates allocated by precinct. primaries recommended for October 29, 1877 at 7 PM at Sidney Court House and various depots. By order of the Cheyenne County People's Central Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People’s Party
Cheyenne County
Desozate
Coury House
Sidney
Yuolle Ustruction
Laewitt Kidney
Lgoprimes
Ledge Poly
Votler
Eseesstereren Antelops
Wren Court
Llouss Tuck
Sidney Precinet
Court Bouse
City Springs
U.P. K
Lodge Hale
Votter
U.P. H.R
Antatops
Clarke's Store
Wrder
Cheyenne County People’s Central Committee
Peoples Party Precinct Convention Called in Sidney
The Peoples Party of Sidney Precinct is called to meet at the Court House in Sidney on Saturday October 27 1877 at 2 P M to elect 13 delegates for the People's County Convention to be held in Sidney on Wednesday October dist 1877 at 7 P M By order of Precinct Committee A M Stevenson Chairman and C wk Allen editor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoples’ Party
Sidney
Mas
Court House
A. M. Stevenson
Wyoming
William
Miss Flirty
Veil
Cheyenne County Sheriff Candidate Announces Candidacy
The undersigned announces candidacy for sheriff of Cheyenne County. He appeals to voters, notes years of service as an official, and references the People’s Convention to be held September 25th. Signed by Chas. W. Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Love
Cheyenne County
Sherif
Aceet
Yhereby
Myzelfa
Cheyenne
People’s Convention
Ustaber
Laose
Chas. W. Smith
Henry V. Redington Remains Candidate for Treasurer
In Sidney Nebraska Oct 2 1877 the editors of the Sidney Telegraph announce that Henry V Redington will remain a candidate for Treasurer of Cheyenne County. Urgent requests from a larger group of friends led to this decision. Redington asks voters to support him in the county treasurer race as a continuing candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busny
Nebraska
Sidney
Sinsav
Nencaska
Sidney Telegraph
Cheyenne Cumety
Thenreu
Fer County Commissioner Bid Mentioned in Odd Letter
A letter to the Sidney Telegraph names Mans MM Cuap of Court House Rock Precinct as a candidate for county commissioner. The piece cites unsettled markets, a Republican overthrow claim in Ohio, and notable local losses from a recent fire with an estimated property damage of $300,000 and about two thousand residents displaced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fer
Siusny
Neseagka
Sidney Telegraph
Cheyenne County
Mans MM
Cuap
Court House Rock
Antd County
Sany Vutisuts
Wyoming Women Vote Age Claim Sparks Bitter Satire
A pointed editorial satirizes Wyoming suffrage as a male dominated, age bound system. It derides voting by young women, imagines illegal ballot tactics, and mocks the social rituals surrounding the poll process, linking the scene to broader wartime and economic strains.
Grand Lodge Officers Elected Amid Boston Session
The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers in Boston elected P M. Arthur as grand chief engineer T S. Ingraham as first grand engineer Wm. Robinson second grand engineer L B Green fire grand assistant engineer Wm. B. Thrall second grand assistant engineer Daii Bennett third grand assistant engineer Thos. Porter grand guide Geo. W yer grand chaplain. The commentary notes relief at border tensions and cites Grant’s North England tour with large crowds and high praise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tre Grand Lodge
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Boston
P M. Arthur
T S. Ingraham
Wm. Robinson
L. B. Green
Wm. B. Thrall
Daii Bennett
Thos. Porter
Geo. Wyer
Telegraphic Dispatch on Mexico and Sioux Meeting
A Washington telegram calls rumors of trouble with Mexico baseless. The piece notes a proposed 25 mile buffer along the Rio Grande and patrol rules. From London Madrid and Chicago reports cover Spanish-U.S. maritime charges, civil tensions, and Sitting Bull meeting with U.S. officials at Fort Walsh amid distrust and warnings of treachery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mexico
Rio Grande
Sioux Chiefs Refuse Peace At Indian Commission
The congressionally appointed commission met with Sitting Bull and Flying Bird in a sealed room as bands of officers watched. Sitting Bull demanded seating in front and rejected the offer of peace talks, while General Terry spoke through an interpreter promising amnesty if tribes returned to the United States and laid down arms. The Indians refused, the council ended, and commissioners left without accord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Fort Walsh
Northwest Territory
Fort Benton
Siting Bull
Bull
Major Walsh
White Mud River
Bort Walsh
Americain Commission
Sitting Bull
Alfred H. Terry
A. G. Lawrence
WC. Corbin
Jay Stone
Walsh
J.T. McLeod
Flying Bird
LeLeod
Commissioe Ife
McLeod
Todians
Tie
Terry
Interpeter
Ncts
Detective Leach Recalls Wild Berry Robbery Pursuit
In a Mexico Missouri Leader account, detective Leach describes the pursuit of Berry and accomplices after a bold rip beyond Lincoln. He recounts following the gang through Nebraska wilderness, spotting their camp, and recovering money sewn in a blanket, while stating Berry and Collins are the likely men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tle
Bigeye
Patel
Lim
Berry
Iite Enys
North Platte
Nebraska
Garreston
Ucy
Ghelurch
Jimaufe MecKeu
Brack Hille
Tu Lin
Leach
Ogalalla
Collins
Come
Musey
Wils
Wilds
Berry Sodollins Coe
Saue Berry
Rip Springs
Wilderness
Uber
Peach
Lench
Erry
Lis
Callaway County
Mexico
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Evitens
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Secretarve
A M Stevenson
Peoples’ County
SA State
AU Cingh. Heate
A. AL. Stevenson
KK. Alurs
C. Wk. Allen
Slyven
London
Germany
Ohio
Owoxge
Batmore
Union Banking Company
Garant Harlan
Jem
Supreme Court
Louis J Jennings
New York World
Gen Grant
England
Grant
Tyne
United States
W OW. McKenney
David Clark
Terman Station
Dsover
Clark
Chleega
Blair Pilot
Telegraphic
Jersey
the Telegraphic Ship of Dispatches
Reme
Madrid
Sependee
Madras
Spain
T Wa Bington
United Staates Governmnt
Nansing Spanish Aip
Washiegon
Spsumly
Bitting Bull
Detective Leach
Jim Berry
Glacock
Rellner& CO
New York
Bank
Front and
Chestnut Streets
Shaw
Rogers & Bro. Silver Ware
Bellner & Co
P. S
Belmont Clark
Ankton
Jlille
Tigur Muléa
Niobrara
Running Water
Wow Bint, Reve and
Jinkotian
Yankton
Proprietors of the
Capitol Billiard Parlogr
Reland
Rore Flreeze
Front Street
P. J. Cohn & Co
Beven
Brandari
John Kervan
Pion Hee
Joan van der Weilan
MAX Meyer & Bro. Masie Dealers and Jowselers
Max Meyer
Omana
MAX Meyer & Bro. Maule Dealers and Jewelers
Yale
Covert
General Northwestern
Mosler
Safe 3 Lock CO
Cincinnati
Safesalweys
Addrees
Randolph Street
Ill
Hazen & Ivy
Bidney
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