Official Paper Cheyenne Co Entered as Second Class Matter
For Vice President Whitlaw Reid of New York.
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Cheyenne Co
Whitelaw Reid
New York
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1892
Page
2
Monu mental Liar and State Ticket Echoes in 19th Century Politics
The Kearney Hub reports on a state ticket with Lorenzo Crounse for governor and J G Tate for lieutenant governor among others, plus a sweeping entry on Alabama Democrats split, Cleveland, Hill, and local race chatter in Cheyenne county. The Aurora Republican notes the Whitehead Kem debate sparring and party realignments, with comments on independents and a shifting political landscape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
James Whitehead
Congress
O. M. Kem
Kem's record shows failure as a public servant
The article presents congressional record based proof of Kem's alleged lack of duty to constituents. It argues that responses labeling the allegations as lies do not change the fact of his monumental failure to serve the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kem
Frustrated Voter Sees Leader Deflect On Simple Task
The constituents accuse the politician of avoiding responsibility and lying to cover his ignorance and inability. They say he failed to undertake an easy duty, instead blaming others and misrepresenting the situation to the suffering public.
Tennessee Republicans See Bright Political Outlook
In a letter, Jons and Youcu from Knoxville report that Tennessee politics show growing Republican strength. Disguised by Democrats, the party remains hopelessly disorganized, with two wings bitterly opposed yet the Republicans expected to carry the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jons
Youcu
Knoxville
Teun
Tennessee
Mercer Named as Republican Candidate in Omaha Second
The Omaha Second district GOP backs David Mercer as a Nebraskan candidate like Allen Field in the First district. Mercer is praised as young, knowledgeable about western needs, and capable of rallying Republicans to uphold principled, progressive government. If they vote dutyfully, Mercer could win a seat in the House at Washington by March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Lincoln
Congress
David Mercer
Allen Field
Dave Mercer
West
House of Representatives
Washington
Independents Return to Republican Party in Coast-to-Coast Shift
A Cozad Nebraska letter to a nearby Calamity Sheet confirms former Independent and Peoples party supporters are renouncing allegiance and will back Republican tickets in the upcoming election. Signers include Jos Zook RK Paris John W Bissell L B Webr and several others. the notice notes Gothenburg area connections as context for the endorsement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lok Democratic
van Wycke
Republican Teum
Peoples Party
Aurora Republicen
Republican Party
Cuzid
Dawson Co
Independent
People's Party
Jos. Zook
R. J. Paris
John W. Bissell
L B. Webr
W. F. Nichols
H. C. Peck
One More Unfortunate McIntosh Declines Nomination
J J McIntosh of Sipney Nebraska informs F M Broome secretary of the Democratic Congressional Committee that he is not eligible to be a candidate. He states he has not met the seven year US citizenship requirement and must decline the honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McIntosh
Sipney
J.J. McIntosh
F. M. Broome
Democratic Congressional Committee
EK. Broome
Alliance
Neb
Towit
United States
Lam
Nores
Personal note ends party ties amid inconvenience
A fragmentary letter from Sam McInrosa closes with thanks for the interest shown in his behalf and signs as James J McInrosa, ending with a courteous closing and expression of respect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
James J McInrosa
St Rayner Praised for Labor Support in Legislature
The Laborer describes Henry St. Rayney of Sidney as a diligent, clean handed legislator who championed labor causes. It cites his fights for the labor bureau appropriation, the garnishment bill, labor day, Australian ballot law, eight hour bill, and lien extension, calling him an uncompromising foe of robbery and corruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Henry St. Rayney
Sidney
Labrer
St. Rayner
Hastings
M B. Reese
House Journal
Labor Bureau
Bureau
Ile
St Rayner
House
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