Reno Correspondence and Local Politics in 1906
Reno letters discuss subscription rates for the Reno Correspondence, local sickness including typhoid, and a lengthy critique of Reno politics. The piece covers calls for direct primaries, freight-rate comparisons with Salt Lake and Denver, and opposition to boss-driven conventions. It reflects community concerns and the push for reforms and better governance.
Famous Proverbs About Love And Women Morality
A compilation of traditional adages about love and women. It includes lines on vanity and jealousy, the nature of affection, and the influence of women on families and households. The collection reflects dated views and gendered judgments common in earlier eras.
Groceryman Mann Wins Title For Pure Food Legislation
Congressman James R. Mann of Chicago earns the “groceryman” title for championing pure food laws. In a House Committee session he used a display of adulterated goods to illustrate the need for federal regulation. Mann, born 1856 near Bloomington, built a career shaping interstate commerce policy and advancing food safety measures.
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James R. Mann
Chicago
House of Representatives
Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Mann
Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee
House
State News Highlights From Carson and Nevada
A Tudiga boy dies after being crushed by a wagon at the Institute in Carson. Walker Lake Reservation opens with Southern Nevada representation expected. locators prepare. Several political moves unfold including Miller’s withdrawal from State Senate race and Euston facing no opposition. Carson seeks University relocation, and Moody cites Eight Hour law applicability to irrigation reclamation. Died in San Francisco is Jacob Cohn, father of Louis Cohn in Carson. Local political shifts include Col Marten declining Assembly bid and A P Scott appointed to vacancy. Wells to Ely grain and hay rate set at 36 cents per 100 pounds by Nevada Northern Railway. Reno women press O M Cafferatta over alleged disreputable work ties. central committee urged action. Eight-hour day may spread as workers push for Reform. Walker River Indian Reservation patrols guard borders ahead of October 9 opening. Greenwater miners briefly halted by Indians after an auto entry attempt.
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Doc Winters
Institute
Carson
Nevada
Walker Lake Reservation
Ihe
Joseph A. Miller
Lander County
Wm. Euston
State University
Secretary of the Interior
Moody
Jacob Cohn
Virginia City
San Francisco
Louis Cohn
U. S. Land Office
News snippets reveal varied events from 1906 to 1908
A Parisian widow of a Confederate president dies in New York from paramovia. Mint officials in San Francisco plan 2.5 million half dollar coins for Mexican work. Goldfield to gain a new daily paper, Tribune rebranded from Goldfield Sun after I W W boycott. Mining location blanks offered by Salt Lake City Sentinel. Notices list births and marriages in Ely, Eureka and Carson City, including a son born to the wife of Attorney General James Ui Sweeney.
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Jefferson Davis
New York
Paramovia
San Francisco
United States Mint
Ballion
Goldfield
The
Tribune
Karka
Nevada
A. B. Newcombe
Eureka
H. F. Golding
Roby Hill
Eureka County
William Short
Carson City
James Ui
Sweeney
Nevada election slate for state officers and judges 1908
A dense list of candidates from Democratic Silver Socialist and Republican parties for Nevada offices including attorney general superintendent of public instruction state treasurer and regents. The text also covers an assembly resolution proposing constitutional amendment reading on taxation and valuation of patented mines with dates from the Twenty first and Twenty second sessions.
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Ceealeent
Springweyer
Geore
Republican Party
Stoddard
Richa Wi
Vorgeos
Democratic and
Silver Party
Lewis
Ervin G
McCarthy
Jomph
Richter
M. F
Socialist
State of
Nevada
Senate
Reward for two missing saddle horses from Bones Livestock Co
Strayed from Roberts Creek around October 1 1906 two saddle horses missing. One bar saddle horse branded on left shoulder and one brown saddle horse with indistinct brand on left shoulder. Reward offered for return to any Bones Livestock Co ranches or Eureka Nevada. October 18 1906.
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Roberts Creek
Eureka
Bones Live Stock Co
Nev
Notice of Vocation to Patent Land Entry No. 528
Notice published at Causon Cree Nevada on October 11 1900. Giuseph Tognoni of Eureka Nevada files to prove residence and cultivation for his land entry No. 528 in Eureka County. Hearing set December 8 1908 before the County Clerk with witnesses Angelo Deposit John Torre Jl Dincenty Martin Rogiater.
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Causon Cree
Nevana
Giuseph Tognoni
Eureka
Nevada
Nwi
New SW
Eureka County
Mevate
Mietend
Vie
Angelo Deposit
John Torre
Jl Dincenty Martin
Europe
Lawn J. Conn
Rogiater
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Walker River Indian Reservation
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Bureks County
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Wecumber
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Board of County Commisioners
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C. D. Green
Haureea, Nevada
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Masonite Mall
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Eureke
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Main Street
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Ruby Hill Mercantile CO
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North Main Street
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