Cleveland and Hill at New York Tilden Club Meeting
Six years of retirement behind him Grover Cleveland resurfaced at a New York Tilden Club meeting on June 19 with David G. Hill as leading speakers promoting party reorganization and harmony. Critics accused Cleveland of betraying the party while William Jennings Bryan declined to speak, prompting sharp remarks from Bryan about Cleveland’s alleged concessions to finance and trusts.
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Stor
Grover Cleveland
Tilden Club
New York City
Cleveland
David G. Hill
Democratic Party
Hill
Henry Watterson
Kentucky
William J. Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Bryan
New York
United States
Treasury
Wall Street
Washington
Knox
King Edward's Condition Update From London
Official London bulletins report King Edward in stable condition after an appendectomy performed Monday. A June 26 dispatch notes he passed a good day, took nourishment, and shows less weakness with normal temperature.
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London
Edward
Nevada Press Comment on Irrigation and Tax Grievances
The Tonopah boom and the state press urge organized support for reform in legislation and public protections. Nevada faces cross negligence in Reno live wires, tax misvaluations in Humboldt, and calls for state action against improper assessments to recover owed revenue. Senator Stewart is credited for irrigation and related measures, while scrutiny remains on local assessors and railroad taxes.
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Carson
Reno
Nevada
Trackee
Humboldt
Truckee
The
Gazette
Senator Stewart
Roosevelt
Stewart
Miner and Telegraph Work Across Tonopah District
In Tonopah area mines run hoisting and steam engines from 10 to 32 horsepower with about 10 whima engines in operation. The Telephone Company installs poles for local service in camp and will set rates at 2.50 for private and 3.50 for business firms. An estimated 800 animals power passenger and freight service to the railroad, including three daily stage lines, one fast freight line, and general freight haulers. Round trips cover sixty miles in eleven days. Roll of Honor notes for June list several names such as Tent Cartansll Lane Cavigli Mary Caviglia Albina…
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Tonopah
Soch General
Iace Prospect
Idcul. Pte
Ropecta
Tent Cartansll
Lane Cavigli
Mary Ceviglia
A Borgna
Albina
Albina Giibelenni
Palme
Peete
Johnnie Jane Palme
Carnival fever grips Reno as Nevada politics pause
A Reno letter laments June heat and carnival preparations during Nevada’s busy period. It notes Andrew Carnegie's $15,000 library donation, a 10 cent tax for maintenance, and local politicians’ focus shifting from national figures to celebrations. The writer pokes at Senator Newlands and other Nevada leaders, jokes about blackmail accusations from local papers, and closes with community notices from Eureka and Reno dated June 22 1902.
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Reno
Congressman Newlands
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie
Nevada
Senator Fair
Sharon
O'Briens
Stewart
Jones
Reno Journal
Dispatch
Bert Crawford
the Ledger
Journal
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Political Bettingbuzz From Nevada Governors and Senators
A collage of Nevada political chatter notes Senator P. C. Kelly seeking re election as State Senator from Lander and fusion ticket talk for Attorney General James Sweeney potential governor candidates ex Governor J W Adams W J Weasterfield and H H Coryell touted for Governor Elko and Virginia papers discuss Senator Jones retirement and Associated Press coverage Salt Lake and Winnemucca comments touch beef prices and Silver party mood Tonopah mining notes explain ledge discovery and claim location rules with first discovery securing title
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P. C. Kelly
Lander
Virginia Enterprise
James Sweeney
Carwon
J. W. Adams
W. J. Weaterfield
Lovelock Tribune
Sadler
Reinhold
H. H. Coryell
Fusion Party
Coryell
Silver State
Reno Gazette
Nevada
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Elko Independent
Elko Democrats
Thomas Hunter
Hunter
Elko County
Virginia Chronicle
Jones
Associated Press
Senator Jones
Tribune
Sain
Salt Lake Tribune
John Sparks
Reno
Kenyon
Sparks
Wnopah
F. Mining and Scientific Press
Tonopah
Nev
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Misa Pitt
Virginia
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Europe
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Misa Whitmore
Eureka
Minn Avenzeno
Ede
Huffaker
Miss Crooks
Pike
Wadeworth
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Hawthorns Bulletin
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C. J. McDivitt
T. H. Beckles
Tosopah Miners’ Union
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Cal
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Tonopah Bonansa
Seema
Winnemuces
Teno Gacotte
Humboldt County
Ithma
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Uusy LL School
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Oyun
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Hilda Williams
Flavin
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Elmer
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Telfer
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Alden Hicks
Kitchen
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Minnie Martin
Teresa Williams
Dao McNaughton
Althea Esther
Ruby
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John Clendenning
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Mr. Clendenning
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Bureka
H. A. McKim
Father Manion
Frank 0. Henderson
Bie Tessa I. Moriarty
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Medical Sinear
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County Board of Examination
Rureke
Neveds
Peter Breen
Public Behools
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General Merchandise
Mound Valley
Hylton & Willams
Philip Paroni
Hylton & Williams, Proprietors
Johnson Mercantile Company
Hiram Johnson
P. Paroni
Eureka, Nevada
Schneider Drug Store
Department of Pharmacy and Chemistry
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