Bryan praised as beacon at Democratic National Convention
The Sacramento Bee lauds William Jennings Bryan after the Democratic National Convention, noting his steadfast sincerity, courage, and integrity. It argues his influence endures beyond the delegates, earning admiration from supporters and critics alike for his apparent conviction in pursuing a righteous path.
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Sacramento Bee
William J. Bryan
Maan
William Jennings Bryan
Saul of
Tarsus
Nevada political topics spark election betting shift
The Carson Appeal reports a telegram from Judge Parker to the convention boosts his chances, considered a manly move that prevented withdrawal of the nomination. Odds previously ten to one against the Democratic candidate have narrowed to about ten to eight as betting markets react.
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Parker
Carson
Knight Declares Run for Senate in Primary Push
George A. Knight of San Francisco announces as a Republican candidate to succeed Bard in the U S Senate. Japanese sources reported by Admiral Alexieff’s staff say Port Arthur was attacked overnight July 10 and repulsed with huge losses. Casualties cited as high as 30,000.
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George A. Knight
San Francisco
United States Senate
Bard
Alexieff
Port Arthur
Greeks Ransack House Near Palisade Prompt Compromise
A gang of Greeks working for Southern Pacific on a Beowawe area project moved to a camp west of Beowawe and shortly after ransacked John Petohs home three miles west of Palisade. They took a window and a refrigerator. A Palisade constable recovered the window and the men offered to pay 50 pounds as a settlement, which Mr Petch accepted.
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Southern Pacific
Beowawe
Palisade
John Petoh
Petch
Plea Guilty in Palisade Petty Larceny Case
Constable N Hawkins of Palisade arrived in Eureka with Henry Both Ganger a barber who was arrested on a charge of unstealing a set of barber tools from J. Raine at Palisade Ganger pled guilty to petty larceny at his Palisade hearing and was sentenced to pay 100 or 40 days in jail He chose jail and is in Sheriff Burdick custody.
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N. Hawkins
Palisade
Eureka
Henry Both Ganger
J. 8
Raine
Palidade
Ganger
Burdick
Farewell Picnic Honors Tonkin Family Before Move
A farewell picnic was held Friday by young folks for Walter and Celia Tonkin who will leave Eureka with their parents for Virginia City. The event took place in the G A Bartlett yard on Spring Street and all enjoyed the day. Presbyterian services follow with morning service at 11, Sabbath School at 12 15, and evening preaching at 7. Clarence Bind burned his left thumb with a toy pistol on the Fourth, suffering a painful burn for a few days.
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Walter
Celia Tonkin
Eureka
Virginia City
G. A. Bartlett
Spring Street
Presbyterian Church
Johnston
Clarence Bind
Goldfield News
Hearst Advises Parker on Belmont Influence in Democratic Race
The Examiner urged Judge Parker to distance himself from August Belmont and his circle, arguing Belmont’s influence taints the Democratic ticket. It questions Parker’s stance on monetary policy and income tax, urging a clear pledge against Wall Street ties to win working-class support and prevent Belmont-like backers from guiding the campaign.
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Judge Parker
August Belmont
Belmont
Sheehan
Rufiat Belmonti
Supreme Court
San Francisco Examiner
Congress
Parker
Belmont Association
Wall Street
Democratic Party
Clark Hails Democratic Ticket in Kansas City Visit
United States Senator William A Clark of Montana, visiting Kansas City on his way home from the East, calls the Democratic ticket solid and the platform acceptable. He notes the silver issue is paused by gold production gains, expects Parker to be a safe nominee, expects Democratic victory with New York carrying by 100,000 and West Virginia swinging to Democrats.
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Kansas City
William A Clark
United States
Montana
West
Parker
New York
West Virginia
Coleam
Reno fight leaves Tonopah official badly injured
John McKane superintendent of Schwab-Morgan interests in Tonopah and Goldfield arrived in Reno last Saturday. After sightseeing he drank with three strangers including Sabin at Barrel House Saloon. Sabin taunted him and demanded a gamble. McKane joked back, Sabin then rushed him, breaking his right arm and causing injuries to his left hand that may require amputation and could cripple him for life.
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John McKane
Schwab-Morgan
Tonopah
Goldfield
Reno
Wan Sabin
Barrel House
Sabin
McKane
McKanws
Will Davis Live In November 8 Question Dominate East
A July 11 dispatch questions if Democrat Will H. Davis will live to election day and beyond. Insurance experts deem the odds against him as his age 81 faces a grueling campaign. If elected and serving in March he would be the second oldest senator, while metal quotations list silver at 0.8, lead around 4.25, copper near 1.11 in various markets.
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Will Davis
Henry G. Davis
United States
Davis
Senate
New York
Salt Lake Olay
ManilaItih disease scares residents at Yerington
State news reports a disease resembling smallpox called Manila iteh breaking out in Yerington Lyon County last week. It is contagious but not deemed dangerous, sparking local fear among residents and officials alike.
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Manila
Yerington
Lyon County
Grimmon Appointed Temporary U.S. Marshal in Reno
Robert Grimmon of Reno, a well known Nevadan, was appointed temporary United States marshal by Judge Hawley of Carson City on Tuesday to succeed Frank Bamatt. Grimmon began his duties immediately and is an applicant for peace. Details were unclear due to damaged text.
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J.N. Jones
John P. Jones
Nevada
Cleveland
Ohio
Bright
Judge Jones
New York
Hogland
Phil Jacobs
Reno
Sylvia
Newton Nevada
J. Frank Eumitt
United States
San Francisco
Carson
Trinity Episcopal Church
Knights of Pythias
Bob Grimmon
Robert Grimmon
Suit to Recover Damages in Nevada Mining Case
The United States Mining and Smelting Company of Alpha sues Sheriff T A Burdick in Eureka Third Judicial District Court. The action stems from a June 9 sheriff sale in Antelope Mining District where property belonging to William Whalen was auctioned after a May 1 judgment for 1004.22 with 362.80 costs. The plaintiff claims property was misappropriated and seeks 1666 damages plus costs, and 1451 damages plus costs for Whalen’s household goods sold. Burdick demurred July 8, case set for next district court session.
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U. S. Mining and Smelting Company of
Alpha
Third Judicial District Court
Eureka
United States Mining and Smelting Company
Playtiff
T. A. Burdick
Antelope
Eureka County
T. A Burdick
William . Whalen
District Court
Iaid
William Leighton
Jennie Leighton
William Whalen
State of
Nevada
Antelope Mining
I. A. Burdick
United Sates Mining and Smelting Company
Sheriff Burdick
Sheriff Bardick
Bardick
M. 8
Bonnifield
Winnemuces
Chaney, Massey & Smith
Reno
Shariff Burdick
Senator William A Clark Secretly Marries Miss Anna La Chapple
New York dispatch dated July 11 reports the marriage of United States Senator William A. Clark of Butte Montana to Miss Anna E La Chapple in Marseilles France on May 25 1901. It notes the birth of a girl now about two years old and details Clark's early attraction to the Goddess of Liberty during a Fourth of July celebration nine years earlier in a Montana town. Clark had guardianship of Anna after educating her in Europe and returned from Europe June 80 to attend the Democratic National Convention, leaving wife and child in Paris.
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United States
William A. Clark
Anna E. la Chapple
Butte
Montana
Marseilles
France
Clark
Liberty
Chappelle
Uited States
Chicago
Anna
Europe
Paris
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Clausen
Rogers Dougherty
Union
NEW Today
State of Nevada
Te Aed
Eureke County
W. H. Foley
B.T. Gray
Third Judicial Ee Court
Reon
Rover Gourt
Eas
Bartka Countby
Schneider Drug Store
Department of Pharmacy and Chemistry
University of California
H. H. Schneider & Co
Itlon
H. A. McKim
Dhnderson Banking Company
Preswest
Prosper Caan
Asssrayt CasHmn
ELKO
Hylton & Williams
Philip Parent
George W. Hanna
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Hylton
General Merchandise
Mound Valley
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