Colonist Ticket Rates to Nevada and California 1904
Rates from New York Boston $50 Baltimore Philadelphia $49.75 Chicago $33 St Louis Memphis New Orleans $90 Council Bluffs Omaha Sioux City Kansas City Leavenworth St Joseph Houston and Minerals $25 Offer to send relatives West via Southern Pacific Agent John M. Fulton Reno Nevada for ticket delivery and home furnishing. Bowels complaint in children and adults addressed by M B Schneiders Co.
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Boston
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Chicago
St. Louis
Memphis
New Orleans
Council Bluffs
Omaha
Sioux City
Kaness City
Leavenworth
St. Josph
Houston
Mineals
Southern Pacific
John M. Fulton
Reno
Nevada
Republican County Convention in Eureks County Nevada
Notice of Eureka Nevada Republican Central Committee meeting held August 13 1904 announcing a convention on September 12 1904 at 1 pm to nominate county officers including two assemblymen sheriff clerk treasurer recorder auditor district attorney long and short term county commissioners public administrator justice of the peace and constables for each district for the November election and future business.
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Republican County Central Committee
Eureks County
Nevada
Eureka
Eureks
Justice of the Pear
Silver Party Platform Endorses Bimetallism in Nevada Vote
In Nevada a Silver Party convention endorses the fusion with the Democratic party, reaffirms support for bimetallism, opposes the gold standard approaches, and calls for a State Chamber of Commerce. Obituaries note Trenmor Coffin of Carson City and Judge Samuel H. Wright. The Democratic convention pledges support for Parker and Davis, defends the silver cause, condemns Republican monetary plans, and praises Nevada miners and labor reforms. A Nevada jockey from the Orphans' Home, Hilderbrand, rises to prominence on national tracks.
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William Jennings Bryan
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China
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Samuel H. Wright
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National Democracy
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Alton B. Parker
Henry G. Davis
National Standard
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Sparks
Hilderbrand
Francisco
United States
Carson News
San Francisco
Vic Sites
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Paget
New York
Joe Yeager
Carson
New Silver Party Declares Bi Metal Policy in Nevada
Delegates at Winnemucca Nevada on August 28 1904 vow support for bi metalism and nominate Thomas Watson of Georgia and Thomas Tribbles of Nebraska for President and Vice President urging coinage of silver and gold. They condemn Wall Street influence and call for wage gains through expanded coinage. A freight rate war unfolds with Union Pacific and Gould lines cutting wire and nail freight costs from Chicago to Colorado and Missouri river points.
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Silver Party
Wall Street
United States
Pell
Democratic Party
William J. Bryan
Alton B. Parker
St. Louis
Cleveland-Wall Street
Thomas E. Watson
Georgia
Thomas Tribbles
Nebraska
Harriman-Gould
Union Pacific
United States Steel Corporation
Gould Lines
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
Chicago
Colorado
Interstate Commerce Commission
Colorado Common
Missouri River
Cattle Dipping Rules Modified for Western States
The Bureau of Animal Industry and National Livestock Association jointly modify cattle dipping rules. Western cattlemen must dip cattle for scabies before shipment. fat cattle from infected areas may go without dipping if fully inspected as disease free. Reshipment for feeding or export requires dipping at stock yards. Also notes an outbreak of gland swelling among Paradise Valley children in Humboldt County.
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Bureau of Animal Industry
National Livestock Association
Would Elect Postmasters Says Bryan in Editorial
William J. Bryan endorses popular election of postmasters in an editorial in the Commoner. He argues a President should not turn the Post Office into a partisan machine nor use postmasters to back political fortunes, and asserts that voters should choose the postmasters who serve them to uphold democratic self-government.
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Handa
William J. Bryan
the Commoner
Postoffice Department
Congress
Washington
North
South
Wards of the State care eleven Nevada children in California
Eleven wards of the State of Nevada eight boys and three girls were placed last week in the California State Institution for the Deaf Dumb and Blind at Berkeley for 10 months. State Superintendent Orvie Ring arranged education and care since Nevada has no local facility. Children hail from various districts including Paradiese Humboldt Winnemucca and Elko counties with several listed as blind.
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California
Orvie Ring
Barkeley
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California State Institution For the
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Siteée
Viola Case
Paradies
Humboldt County
Frank Phillips
Winnemucca
Maud Murphy
Tecoma
Elko County
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Rice's Orchestra
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Aureka
A. A. McKim
Eaureks, Nevada
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Coffin
Hendricks County
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Ormsby County
Arthur
Panama Canal
Colombia
Francia G. Newlands
Senate
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Trasta
Philander Knox
NEW Silver Party
Paradise Valley
Bank OF Nevada
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Johnson Mercantile Company
Hiram Johnson
P. Betti
North Main Street
Eureka, Nevada
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