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Eureka Sentinel

Location

Eureka, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1904

Page

4

Bryan and Cleveland Spar Over 1896 Palmer Buckner Vote

The Salt Lake Herald reports a clash between William Jennings Bryan and President Cleveland over nominating Palmer and Buckner supporters in the coming Democratic Convention. Bryan urges a clear stand against Palmer Buckner Democrats while Cleveland suggests letting Bryan lead, provoking party divisions and calls for a unified front.

Bryan Cleveland William Jennings Bryan Palmer Buckner Mr. Cleveland Salt Lake Herald

Power Behind The Throne On Panama Canal Deal

The St. Louis Republic argues that Senator Morgan's push for annexation of Panama, Colombia remuneration, and canal property purchase is moot because Panama is a closed deal with no Colombia relation. It says there is no Panama question beyond building the canal and urges restraint on recognizing Panama to avoid appearing to rally transcontinental railroad interests or Colombia oligarchs.

Morgan Panama Colombia United States St. Louis Republic

Vertical Writing Outpaced by Slanted Hand in State Schools

Stockton Mail notes schools abandon vertical handwriting for a medium slant, arguing vertical writing is legible but slow, lacks speed in shorthand era. It cites business claims of lost individuality and recalls that renowned minds were once poor vertical writers under the old system.

Stockton Mail

Stock watering case tied to Addicks in Delaware

The Philadelphia Ledger highlights what it calls the most magnificent stock watering scheme by Mr. Addicks of gas and politics fame in Delaware. It claims he owned a controlling stake in a New England company for which Bay State Gas of Delaware agreed to pay 1.5 million dollars, issuing 75 million in stock at a 98 to 2 percent nominal rate. Also mentions rising horse meat consumption in Paris, Central Pacific debt payments, White Pine County smallpox costs, death sentence stay for Lovelock killers, and other brief items from the era.

The Philadelphia Ledger Addicks Delaware Ledger New England Bay State Gas Company of

Nevada press comment criticizes era officials and Reno police

A collection of editorials and notes from multiple Nevada papers accuses Reno police of corruption and brutality. It cites threats to public safety, alleges a slain elderly man by a officer last summer, and questions political ambitions in Elko Gardnerville and Virginia City areas.

Elko Free Hero California Gardnerville Reno

Move to shift Inyo County seat to Bishop eyed

A movement gathers to relocate Inyo County seat from Independence to Bishop California. The bid to shift government offices aims to better serve residents and businesses in the region.

Inyo County California Independence Bishop Supreme Court of Ohio McKinley

Pacific Coast Powder Monopoly Seizes California Maker

The Dupont Powder Company gained practical control of Pacific Coast powder production by absorbing the California Vigorite Company in San Francisco on January 29. The deal reportedly involved $200,000.

Pacific Coast Dupont Powder Company California Vigorite Company San Francisco

Editor-Author clash echoes over sleep in Chicago News

A witty exchange shows Author claiming deep sleep fuels bright ideas while Editor bluntly notes the writer lacks rest. The brief quip underscores newsroom culture in Chicago.

Chicago News

New Use for Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy in Natal

Arthur Chapman of Durban, Natal, reports a two month old baby with a wet cough improved quickly after using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy on a dummy teat. He asserts the remedy cured the child and notes it is sold by H. M. Schneiders & Co.

Chamberlain Arthur Chapman Durban Natal South Africa Jim H. M. Schneiders & Co

Chamberlains Pain Balm touted as best liniment

Advert says Chamberlains Pain Balm is the best liniment on the market. It claims quick relief for cuts bruises rheumatic pains and deep back pains. Sold by HL M Schneiders Co with the promise customers will not be without it.

Chamberlain W. & Bliss Georgie, Vt Sol HL. M. Schneiders & Co

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