State Ticket and Election Rhetoric in Lincoln Era
Fort Governor Lorenzo Chounse of Washington seeks the post. A R Humphrey of Custer aims for Public Lands and Buildings, A K Goudy of Webster for Superintendent, Henry Strayner of Cheyenne for Senator, William R Akers of Scotts Bluff for Mth district Representative, James Whitehead for Sixth Congressional District. Scattered notes on campaigns, finances, and party lines follow, with remarks on illiteracy, formulations for republican clubs, and contestations over cholarine cases in New Orleans. The piece recounts party conflict, candidate rumors, and the public mood ahead of elections tight with Democratic and Republican lines.
Advertising fraud tainted Independent convention claim
Mr. Kem and his henchman admitted to Chairman Dougherty at North Plate that the advertising promising Hon. James Whitehead would attend the Independent conventions was a fraud. Attendees last Saturday expected to hear Whitehead and, due to the advertising, pronounced the scheme a farce and Kem’s rantings on fancied issues as a huge fraud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kem
Dougherty
North Plate
James Whitehead
Whiteheard
McIntosh Nominated by Acclamation at Broken Bow
Townsfolk hail Hon. J. J. McIntosh as Democratic congressman candidate for Nebraska's Sixth district. The piece predicts Republican opposition and references Van Wyck, wealth remarks, and anticipated political shifts in statewide races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. McIntosh
Broken Bow
Senator Pappock Praises President Harrison Letter
Senator Pappock head of the agricultural committee lauds the President's letter of acceptance as a masterly, statesmanlike review of the political situation. He says its direct, vigorous merit would inform voters about Republican aims and the case to keep Harrison in power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pappock
Agricultural Committee
Senate
Harrison
One Honest Man Maddens the Lot
Lalor Commissioner Peck reports from 6,000 New York manufacturers that the McKinley tariff has raised workers wages, challenging Democratic claims and asserting no bias. He began inquiry in 1890 to test Democratic tariff stance and defends his findings as nonpartisan and based on confidential letters. Henry St Reynor wins renomination by Republicans, praised as able and steadfast for Sidney district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lalor
Peck
New York
New York State
Henry St. Reynor
Sidney
St. Reynor
State Senate and House Nominations Rezoned in Western Nebraska
The piece praises Henry Sr. Raggor for the Sidney district state senate race and Capt Akers of Scotts Bluffs for the state representative nomination. It argues regional Republicans should back both candidates with a large majority, noting broad interest in the state's welfare and urging overwhelming support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Sr. Raggor
Sidney
Nebraska
Capt Akers
Scotts Bluffs
Kearney
Horses for Sale and Fishery Distribution Notice
Thirty head of mares and geldings broke to harness offered for sale. The Nebraska Fish Commission will distribute young Black Bass Crappies and German Carp from September 15 to December 15 with liberal supply for pond or stream owners. Applications to M E O'Brien Superintendent South Bend Neb. Metropolitan Hotel invites old friends to a regular home made meal.
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Mariatt Potter
Fish Commission
M. E O'Brien
South Bend
Neb
Sane
M.E O’briien
Nebraska Fish
Hamilton Blacksmith Shop Opens for First Class Work
The Hamilton Blacksmith Shop announces opening on Second Street near Pease's Lumber Yard. Specializes in horseshoeing with a focus on quality service at reasonable prices. Owner Sunny offers dependable smithing and metalwork for local needs.
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Hamilton
Second Street
Cpp
Pease's Lumber Yard
Sunny
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Eugene Moore
Manson
Bartley
Holt
George H. Hastings
Saline
A. R. Humphrey
Custer
A. K. Goudy
Webster
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Y. D. A Jones
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E. Duran
Sidney, Ned
M. H. Tobin
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Sidney Milling Company
Sidney, Neb
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Rock Springs & Anthracite Coal
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