Newlands on Railroads and National Ownership Debate
Senator Tillman introduces a rail bill report urging relief from railroad oppression and warning of voter backlash against pro railroad policy. Senator Newlands argues for national incorporation of interstate railways, labor protections, and limits on capitalization to curb monopoly, urging Nevada elect to the Senate a candidate who serves the state over corporate interests.
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Comstock Union and Storey County unions in bitter Virginia City clash
A dispatch reports a bitter labor fight in Virginia City between the Comstock Union and the Storey County Labor Union. Threats of strike at Butters' reduction mills loom if Comstock members do not transfer allegiance, complicating mill owners' position amid a volatile feud.
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Roosevelt third term claim sparks Democratic chatter
A Birmingham dispatch quotes Judge Alton B. Parker asserting that President Roosevelt likely intends to seek a Republican nomination for a third term. Parker notes Roosevelt once denied a third run in 1904 but now seems intent on pursuing the nomination.
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Nevada Press Comment and Moving Day Signs
A compiled clipping notes La De Lamar Lode claims Lincoln County conventions face trickery and partisan bargaining. Tonopah wildcats are urged before Comstock shares, while shifts in Nevada politics provoke broader unease. Carson City’s Silver party shows neglect as moving day looms, and Pyramid Lake tragedy reports describe a sister shooting her brother with a shotgun over an insulting remark.
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Carson City land office fights end with Nixon backed appointments
Nixon recommends Lonta J. Cohn of Renoux and Earl W. Tremont of Eureka as registrars, ending a six month clash. Retiring officials O. H. Gallup and R. Hall, both Democrats, faced strong Republican support and national backing. Fulton resigns from Southern Pacific to start stock brokerage in Reno. Hearst publications trigger civil libel suit by New York district attorney.
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Mormonism and the Reed Smoot case debated in Senate
The Senate Privileges and Elections Committee continues its three year inquiry into Reed Smoot’s Utah seat and loyalty to both his Mormon faith and his oath. Testimony highlights tensions within Mormon factions, polygamy questions, and allegations of graft among Utah church leaders and apostles.
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