Nevada Ballot Listings for November 8 1904
Official Nevada filing lists numerous party nominations for President Vice President and various state and county offices. Names include Debs Davis Watson Hanford and Barker among others with Silver Democratic Republican and Silver Party designations. also notes a constitutional amendment proposal and certification by Clerk J H HoegH on October 10 1904 in Eureka Kinmia County.
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State OF
Nevada
Kinmia
J. H. Hoegh
Mid County
J. H, Hoegh
Appeal to Young Men by Secretary John Hay
The text urges young men entering business to align with the Republican party praising its history and principles. It frames politics as a shared duty under liberty and law, citing Lincoln Grant and other presidents, and urges the next generation to carry forward national progress with faith in constitutional government.
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John Hay
Republican Party
Lincoln
Grant
Hayes
Garfield
Harrison
McKinley
Bowel Complaint in Children Summer Warning and Remedy
During summer months children are prone to bowel disorders requiring prompt attention at the first looseness. The best medicine in use for colon issues is Sloemelela virrl which promptly controls bowel disturbances in children and adults, sold by Mom M. Schneiders & Co.
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Mom
M. Schneiders & Co
New York State
Collins
Ranch for Sale at Mc Menemy Ranch in Nevada
The Mc Menemy ranch in Newark Valley White Pine County Nevada is for sale with improvements including a new dwelling house barn and cellar. It produces about 100 tons of wild hay annually with a small alfalfa parcel and good outside range. Sold as whole or in part. For details contact A Florio or Tod B Brace Eureka Nevada. Eureka Nevada Oct 6 1904.
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McMenemy
Newark Valley
White Pine County
Florio
Tod
Duckwater Apples at Trwin Ranch Offerings
Fall and winter apples for sale at the Trwin Ranch on Duckwater. Includes splendid eating and cooking varieties. Prices listed as a cent a wind on the ranch. Publication date 1904.
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Trwin
Duckwater
RWIN
R. J. Laws Drops Dead After Train Collision
A Southern Pacific Express collided with a stock train near Cisco station in the Sierras on October 20. Fire destroyed the caboose and four stock cars, damaged the passenger engine, and burned the express and baggage cars, with fire reaching 2200 feet of snowsheds. Superintendent R J Laws, aboard the passenger train, died shortly after, likely from heart disease.
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Southern Pacific
Cisco
Sierras
R. J. Laws
Sacramento
Pacific Coast
Suit Over Lincoln County Bonds
United States Marshal Robert Grimman served papers in DeLamar on A. S. Thorpoord, Lincoln County Commission chair, in a bond suit for bondholders. The Record notes holders may dispose of bonds soon amid these proceedings.
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Lincoln County
United States
Robert Grimman
DeLamar
S. Thorpood
Board of Commissioners
Reno Voters Rise While Tonopah Bank Appointment Noted
Reno registers 2401 voters this year up from 2067 in 1903 and Tonopah gains a new assistant cashier H B Gee at State Bank and Trust. The Ingersoll Sargent drill will soon be demonstrated for practical mining lessons at Nevada University funding in Virginia City and Sparks shows the county’s largest elector increase.
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Reno
H. B. Gee
State Bank and Trust Company
Tonopah
Ingersoll Sargent
Nevada Universe
Wedekind
Washoe County
Mizpah
Valley View
Rand mine output and Panama talks in bold headlines
Gold from Rand mines averages over 800000 ounces monthly with 2747616 ounces produced January through October. President Roosevelt orders Taft to Panama for early talks to resolve U S and Panamanian differences. Olinghouse district near Wadsworth to be reopened on a large scale with Sheehan mine bonded at $15000 in development over three months. Gardnerville Hotel fined for midnight closing law violation. Valhalla cabin case pending. Mrs H Dangberg cited as complainant.
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South Africa
Roosevelt
Taft
Panama
Republic
Olinghouse
Wadsworth
Washoe County
Sheehan
Gardnerville Hotel
Valhalla Cabin
H. Dangberg
Gardnerville Record
Tragic Scalding Death of Estelle Riddle in San Francisco
The 2 year old Estelle Riddle died after falling into a pan of boiling water at her San Francisco home last week. Her parents Mr H T Riddle and Mrs Riddle had previously lived in Lovelock Humboldt County where he edited the Lovelock Tribune. Nevada's claims to World’s Fair honors are noted as the St Louis commission reports Nevada won 20 medals across gold silver and bronze plus five livestock premiums.
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Estelle
H. T. Riddle
San Francisco
Lovelock
Humboldt County
Mr. Riddle
Nevada
St. Louis
Apples For Sale At Newark Valley Ranch
William H. Smith offers Wealthy Hass Duchess of Oldenburg and Strawberry apples at 1 cent per pound by the ton and 1 cent for under a ton. Delivery in Eureka at 2 cents per pound. Orders taken in Eureka Newark Valley White Pine County.
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Hass, Duchess of Oldenburg
Eureka
William H. Smith
Newark Valley
White Pine County
Tonopah Merchants Critique San Francisco Trade Practices
Tonopah Sun reports F. E. Rogg of Nye County Mercantiles Company critiques San Francisco wholesalers. He urges city buyers to adopt the rest of the world’s fast shipping and fair pricing, noting Seattle and Denver offer quicker service and lower prices. George T. Mills becomes cashier of Nye and Ormally County Bank in Carson, succeeding S. H. Kitto who moves to Goldfield bank.
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Tonopah
Tonopah Sun
Bulletin
F. E. Rogg
Nye County Mercantiles Company
Rogg
San Fransteco
San Francisco
Seattle
San Fransisco
Denver
George T. Mills
Carson
Nye and Ormalby County Bank
8. H. Kitto
Goldfield Bank
Republican Labor Mottoes Ad/ Labor and Rail Strike Note
Republican labor mottoes urge wage protection for American workers while opposing pauper labor and contract labor. Roosevelt Fairbanks Kinley references cited. Sunset Telephone Co plans telegraph links Virginia City to Reno Trackes Sacramento and San Francisco. Strike among Southern Pacific rail workers at Lake denied by both railroads and workers.
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Western Union
Sunset Telephone Company
Virginia City
Reno
Trackes
Sacramento
San Francisco
Western Union Company
Southern Pacific At
Lake
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