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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1899
Page
1
The campaign opened forceful and convincing as citizens listened to a Republican address. Labor is the basis of all wealth, the speaker argued, noting it is produced by the sweat of the brow and remains the principle of wealth.
Republican congress candidate Judge M P Kinkaid spoke to a large crowd at the Court House in Sidney on Tuesday evening. The event featured a Sidney Corner Band concert and a formal introduction by Judge Pease as party leaders voiced unity and support for Kinkaid amid discussion of tariff, finance, and national prosperity since 1896.
The report recalls Mr. Kinkaid disputing claims about trusts origin and tariff effects and cites Bryan's past remarks. He argues the United States entered the Philippines from legal and moral duty, not colonial aims, while fusionists host a rally led by Frank Edmunds with limited attendance.
Rev R 8 Moore appointed presiding elder moved to North Platte to reside. His departure leaves a void for the district. Rev Austin of Brady Island arrived in the city and will occupy the Methodist pulpit.
A telegram from the Dewey Hotel in Omaha reported Jerry Finn found unconscious with gas on. His brothers Lou and Jim were notified. Lou traveled to Omaha and Jerry showed signs of improvement and was considered out of danger. Friends are puzzled by the incident amid his bustling cattleman life.
John Daugherty and Keziah Cushing were married Friday at 5:00 PM at the Struthers residence in the presence of relatives and a few friends. Rev. Thomas Bakes officiated. The couple left for a short wedding trip to Omaha after greetings from their many friends.
County Clerk Bullock reports State Auditor Cornell says 15000 dollars for bounty for the 99-01 biennium will be exhausted after auditing and paying current claims. All claims filed before June 1 have been paid and five months are needed to complete audits. Citizens are urged to file new claims. 45000 dollars for deficiency claims remains unspent.
Judge Solomonson enjoyed an evening serenade at home last Friday as Sidney Cornet Band members gathered one by one to honor him. The drum major Sol received thanks for his support, followed by garden seating, selections, refreshments, and a congenial visit lasting into the night.
Advertises Ballard’s Snow Liniment to cure rheumatism neuralgia strains cuts bruises stiff joints and contracted muscles. Claims rapid relief and bone-penetrating formula with dealer guarantee and 30 cent price. sold by D J Scanlon.
The advertisement touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as using the finest leaf sugar and a maple syrup flavor. It claims to cure coughs colds lagrippe croup and whooping cough quickly and exclusively, available through all dealers.
A county political convention is scheduled today with Populista and Democratic parties presenting their platforms and candidates. The event is described as confidential in the notice, with officials urging discretion.
Early Tuesday burglars blew open the postoffice safe and stole $210 in government funds plus $85 in postal funds and $220 in cash with $60 in checks from the Sidney Loan and Building Association. They left a small powder charge, a mattress over the safe, and a destroyed inner wall. Federal authorities were notified and two suspicious men described in detail were not yet caught.
Customers can browse a curated selection of hats and decorative headpieces at McLernon’s store. The display features detailed hoods and fascinators, inviting shoppers to inspect craftsmanship and style.
An advertising note touts Ballard's Horehound Syrup as a fast relief for coughs, whooping cough, and croup with claims of swift cure and improved feeling. A Kansas user, John Coffin of Kirwin, credits it with easing consumption symptoms after a doctor predicted death. Sold by D J Scanlon at 25 and 50 cents with no benefit no pay.
During a visit to the North River country, observers note a bumper hay harvest with larger acreage and ample supply despite slightly lighter yield. Belmont tract meadows yield 3000 tons of top hay under G. J. Hunt, while grading outfits pay fair prices. local lines plan a new shipping station and bridge material moves ahead as river conditions allow.
One solid oak folding bed with French plate glace and high polish is available for purchase. Apply in person at the Metropolitan Hotel.
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