Nebraska Senate prospects and party tensions in 1880s column
A Nebraskan political column discusses John M. Thurston favored for the U S Senate, Akers for the Senate, Harris for the House, and populist and republican maneuvering. It notes Bryan’s fading influence, the likelihood of a republican legislature, and local county attorney nomination speculation amid party manipulation and voter sentiment. The piece also references Rosesy and local campaign dynamics.
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Akers
Senate
Harris
House
Nebraska
County attorney seat left blank in old note
The passage hints the county attorney spot remains vacant while a committee may nominate a "pic eating, paper-faced fellow" who would claim to be a populist if questioned, suggesting local political maneuvering behind a fence.
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Pop
Dutton
Tariff Debate Highlights Need for Expert Commission
A Washington correspondent argues the tariff fight shows the value of annual tariff revisions by a commission of disinterested experts as proposed by Rep Combs and Sen Cullom. The delay and uncertainty have cost the country money and hindered industry and commerce, likely exceeding the duty hoped to be collected under the pending bill.
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Washington
Representative Combs
New York
Cullom
Matt Daugherty Nominated as West District Champion
A local speaker extols Matt Daugherty as a tireless, loyal Republican champion for western district constituents. He promises prompt constituent letters, reliable watch over interests, and government aid if claims are well presented.
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Mart Davourrty
Congress
Matt
Matte
Ile
Matt Daugherty
Nebraska Republicans Split Over Tom Majors Role in Rail Politics
The author rebukes claims that a significant Nebraska Republican faction opposes Tom Majors. He argues only a few disgruntled moderates oppose rail politics and that Rosewater’s Bee has long attacked nominees not aligned with his views. He asserts such disputes won’t hurt Majors and fuels intra party tensions.
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Nebraska
Tom Major
Pops
The
Bee
Satan
Rosewater
Majoru
Rosey
Tom Majors
Pie Bald
Iris
Legion
Omaha
Doug's
Samaers
Majors
Missouri
Republican nominee for Nebraska governor praised
The republican nominee is described as the right kind of man to represent the state in the office. He is identified as a republican and tied to Nebraska and its progress.
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Nebraska
Nebrasks
Majors Loyalty Vowed by Nebraska Republicans
In a staunch defense, backers praise Tom Majors as a trusted Nebraskan leader who will stand firm against critics. They denounce Rosewater’s opposition, affirm GOP unity, and predict Majors’ statewide governor bid will prevail in November despite editorial attacks.
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Rosey
Bee
Majors
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J. Baneley
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Joe Lee
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Supreme Court
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Second Street
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Nwerrarwa
W. F. Bassett
Fropricjor
J.l.essig
Rose St
Ames McMullan
Gldacy, Nebraska
J. H. McLean
Bright
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St. Louis, Te
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NEW York Weekly Tribune
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