09 Aug 1902
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Newspaper
Eureka Sentinel
Location
Eureka, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1902
Page
1
The article debates Judge Hawley's potential bid for US Senate, noting his age near 73 and long judicial career in Nevada. It highlights party and policy clashes, Stewart's motives, and the impracticality of Hawley entering a largely Republican state split on gold standard and imperial policy.
AUTICE The Coast an illustrated monthly in Seattle will cover the Klondyke excitement and aftermath. It will begin with The Triumph of Michael Sears and offer a trial year for one dollar or six months for fifty cents. Honor L Wilhelm editor P O Box 282 Seattle U S A.
Members of the Miners Union and Tonopah Labor Union met in Miners Exchange hall to discuss forming a Labor party in Nye county aiming to win Sheriff Assemblyman and Justice of the Peace offices. Committees were appointed to prepare preliminaries and arrange for August 26 primaries.
Smelters and miners report Colorado authorities seek to dissolve the ore trust as reduction plants appear in Utah. Early small shipments faced 50 percent underpayment, prompting independent smelters. By next spring a fair ore price may emerge, with outside plants encircling the trust works and independent effort overcoming oppression.
The Journal notes expected record state university attendance next term. E B Fuller freed on pardon after seven years for grand larceny. Nevada Orphans Home to cost 20000 with stone supplied by the State. Charles Schenk held on 2500 bond in Nevada City for attempting to ship girls to Tonopah for immoral acts. Reno reports nearly 700 telephones with six daytime and one nighttime operator. U S furors in Nevada will be paid 3 per day, up from 2. Tonopah miners and labor union call for a joint meeting to form a Labor Union party. The Journal plant updates with a Cottrell cylinder press in the Martin Building, Reno.
Carson’s Samuel Platt is set to be presented to the Republican State Convention as a candidate for Attorney General. The piece calls for ending infighting after primaries and urges selecting a strong Fusion ticket to secure victories from top to bottom. It notes concern over Storey county Democrats and Silver party vitality as conventions approach, likening their self seriousness to a fable of Asop’s fly on a chariot wheel.
Hon H Bartine, a prominent ex-congressman and veteran, traveled through Salt Lake en route to Nevada on Thursday after seven years away. He has spent years writing and speaking for republican principles in several states and is praised as a sterling, noble figure and American patriot who could inspire a campaign with his sincerity.
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