Negative qualifications for public office in 1902 satire
A satirical defense of temperance and sobriety in state officials. It condemns intemperance, noisy noses, snoring in public, and unmannerly conduct, urging that only sober, honest, and intelligent men should hold office, while ostracizing those deemed unfit. The piece frames public service as a dignified vocation requiring self restraint and propriety.
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Sexroczu
Great
Commonwealth
Morpheus
Bony Abell
Egypt
Sadler Politically Tabled Record from Silver Ticket Nomination
The Tuscarora Times-Review reprints a September 4 article detailing ER Sadler's political shifts from Democrat to Silver Party nominee for Lieutenant Governor, his later Republican pledges, and ties to railroad interests. It criticizes his supposed exploits, noting scandals around an Insane Asylum, an Orphans’ Home, and a Prize Fighting bill, questioning a further four-year term.
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Rheinhold Sadler
Tuscarora Times- Review
Times- Review
ER. Sadler
Wallace
Silver Party
Senate
Jones
Capitol
Nevada
Correction on James G. Sweeney mining tax amendment credit
Carson City July 23 1902 A letter from James G Sweeney corrects a prior misstatement about who introduced the proposed constitutional amendment taxing patented mines. He notes he only introduced a resolution for assessment. Tremont in Eureka county also introduced a similar amendment. The measure would be published for 90 days but not directly voted on by the people at the upcoming election.
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James G. Sweeney
Sweeney
Carson Crry Wade
Nevada
Tremont
Eureka County
Ore shipments and mining district claims stir Nye county
Weekly ore shipments on the Eureka and Palisade Railroad show Eureka and Excelsior with 82 0401 and 64 770 pounds respectively while Berlin miners abandon Pactolus after reports of vast wealth in Nye county. Prospectors depart the new Pactolus district as claims are questioned and workers return to Berlin mines.
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Eureka & Palisade Railroad
Eureka Con
Richmond
Virginia
Nye County
Mactolus
Berlin
Pactolus
Silver and Democratic delegates vie in Nevada primaries
Statewide Silver-Democratic primaries show unpledged Storey county delegates and strong moves by Sadler Howell factions. Reno and Carson precincts favor Sadler and Howell, while Washoe and Eureka delegates tilt toward Roff. Final totals: Roff 44, Howell 24, with 127 votes counted. nominations remain contested.
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Storey County
Virginia Chronicle
Reno Journal
Carson
Sadler and Howell
Reno
Roff
Lyon
Howell
Silver Party
Sadler a Republican again as party loyally claims him
The piece portrays Sadler as repackaged in Republican colors after prior Democratic and Silver ties. It mocks critics who once derided him, noting he shifts with the political wind and has become a favorite target of praise within GOP circles. The tone hints Sadler's persona as a perennial political renegade.
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Sadler
G.o. P
Chicago
Beavers
California Earthquakes Strike Los Alamos Area
California suffers repeated shocks since July 28 with seventy five tremors felt in Los Alamos Santa Barbara county and nearby. Residents flee seek safety as University of California President Ide Wheeler urges readiness to evacuate. About $30000 property loss reported in the oil rich valley town of 600 inhabitants amid wheat olive and citrus farming.
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Los Alamos
Santa Barbara County
California
Ide Wheeler
University of California
Santa Barbara
Los Alamos Valley
Reno hotel sold to John A Fitzgerald for 15500
John A. Fitzgerald bought the Palace Hotel property in Reno from Mrs. June Lake for 15500 dollars. Reno labor unions plan boycotts against non union firms as tensions rise locally. Jefferson Henderson left 500 each to the Episcopal and Presbyterian churches of Elko. Tonopah water shortages threaten a famine per Reese River Reveille. Carson City notes Hi Bartine arrived for the Newlands campaign literary work.
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John A. Fitzgerald
Reno
June Lake
Jefferson Henderson
Elko
Episcopal
Carson News
Hi. Bartine
Carson City
Nevada
Newlands
Birth of a Son in Eureka Nevada in 1903
In Eureka Nevada on July 25 1902 a son was born to the wife of Abram Laird. The event noted July 24 1903 records William Van Patten of Austin and Miss Louise Bergman of Carson Nevada as involved, with Rev Albone officiating.
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Eureka
Nevada
Abram Laird
Albone
William van Patten
Austin
Louise Bergman
Carson
House for sale on Atlas Hill in Eureka
Six room dwelling on Atlas Hill offered for sale. In fairly good condition, with valuable lumber. For further particulars apply to the seller before leaving Eureka.
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Mouse
Eureka
Atlas Hill
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