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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1900
Page
4
A notice on the congressional race highlights M P Kinkaid, the candidate from O Nell, running for Member of Congress in the Sixth District. The item identifies his candidacy and district affiliation.
County officers listed include County Attorney J L McIntosh Sidney precinct Assessor B Dawson Road Overseers Jon n P Fischer and Wm N Eaton Justice Hi McFadden Constable J O Hudson A special meeting of the Sidney Separator Co stockholders will be held at the Court House Sidney Deb Oct 1 1900 to elect officers and transact business Ss P Witters President. Bixby notes Secretary Meiklejohn may boost campaign in Sixth district and McKinley favored in Kansas Missouri concerns Democratic leaders over farm prosperity and regional support.
The Sidney Telegraph notes Missouri will deliver a larger fall vote for McKinley and Roosevelt than any prior Republican ticket, predicting the party will carry the state by a sizable margin. The letter expresses confidence in a strong GOP showing this fall.
West Point banker and creamery executive Wm. Stuefer, born in 1847 in Watertown Wisconsin, has long served in Nebraska politics and business. He moved to Cuming county in 1868 and later led as deputy county clerk, state senator in 1894, and today presides over the West Point National Bank while serving as vice president of the West Point Creamery, building a reputation for integrity among many friends across Nebraska.
The Central City Nonpareil argues that C. H. Dietrich should be elected governor to end long running turmoil in Nebraska state institutions. It cites alleged mismanagement at the institute for the feeble minded deaf and dumb school in Omaha the Home for the Friendless the soldiers homes at Milford and Grand Island and the state penitentiary. It warns of rising drug costs in Milford and criticizes Gov. Poynter for lacking executive ability while praising Dietrich’s capability.
Omaha dispatch features Thomas A. Baker of Memphis asserting northern copperhead Democrats spurred secession and the Civil War. He links Aguinaldo's actions to Bryan's anti imperial rhetoric and urges Nebraskans to vote Republican to sustain prosperity and avoid hard times.
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