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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1894
Page
4
A Piper announces candidacy for Congress in the Sixth District, with Matt Dautghxety listed as secretary of state support. The filing highlights a bid focused on district issues and party alignment.
Political notices announce primaries for delegates to the convention on Saturday September 4 in Bayard Colton and nearby precincts. Local chairs urge support for Thurston Akers and other Nebraska candidates while addressing party guidance and lingering questions about delegate selections.
The piece argues Bryan’s political prospects depend on populist support and hero worshipers in Nebraska. It predicts a largely Republican legislature and John M. Thurston as the next U S senator, noting Bryan’s chase after a fragile bubble reputation.
The piece discusses whether the populist party will nominate a candidate for county attorney or leave the post blank. It notes tensions between honest populists and manipulators who want control over the ticket depending on the Republican nomination. A reader call to attend the convention is urged.
A Washington commentary argues against further tariff conflicts and endorses annual tariff law revision by a commission of disinterested experts. It warns the protracted dispute has harmed industry and commerce and likely costs more than the anticipated duties from the current bill.
A western district candidate pledges to champion every citizen, promising prompt replies to letters and vigilant advocacy for oil workers. He stresses his roots, reliability, and uncompromising Republicanism as reasons to support his candidacy.
The piece argues most Nebraska Republicans back Tom Majors, dismissing a few rail politics critics as outsiders. It likens Rosewater to Satan and says the Bee’s harsh editorial attacks won’t hurt Majors and may help him as editors gnaw at themselves.
The republican nominee for governor is praised as the right kind of man to represent Nebraska. He is described as a true Republican and deeply connected with Nebraska and its interests.
The piece argues Tom Majors enjoys broad Republican support in Nebraska and predicts his victory next November, despite editor Rosewater of the Bee opposing him. It claims Rosewater cannot sway party rank and file and mocks his influence, foreseeing his retreat toward Missouri after the election.
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