Fusion ticket named in Nevada political drama
Sparks for Governor Van Duzer for Congress led a lengthy Fusion convention in Carson as factions from two parties negotiated offices. The Conference Committee split posts between Democrats and Silver Party, then Howell beat Roff 74 to 56 for Congress. Final ticket includes Sparks, Howell, Allen, and other named nominees. Reno celebrations follow.
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Nevada
Carson
Johnny Hill
Arlington
Silver Party
the Supreme Court
Committee On Permanent Organization and Order of Business
Committee On Conference
Democratic
Churchill
B. F. Douglass
Douglas
Wm. McCormack
Elko
H. H. Coryell
Esmeralda
D. J. Robb
Eureka
H. C. McTerney
Humboldt
W. C. Noteware
Lander
F. A. Lembaugh
Lyon
N. Randall
Lincoln
J. Syphus
Nye
K. M. Jackson
Ormsby
M. C. Gardner
Storey
J. R. Ryan
Washoe
W. J. Lynch
White Pine
A. Jackson
J. H. Kent
Douglas—F. Fettie
M. S. Wilson
L. A. Harper
Chas Brown Esmeralda
George S. Green
Lander —P. Welsh
E. H. Whittaker
J. J. Earl
G. Pittman
A. Livingston
J. J. Quinlin
F. G. Folsom
H. A. Comins
Reno
Howell-Roff
Keno
Howell
Roff
Eugene Howell
D. M. Ryan
S. P. Davis
E. B D. Kelley
Andrew Maute
Public Instruction
J. E Bray
Wm. Woodburn
B. F. Curler
Peter Breen
George Brown
S. J. Bonnifield
W. W. Booker
Chas
Mack Storey
Conference Committee
State Central Committee
Edmund James
R. C. Wilson
W. H Cowan
Geo. Gates
William Kinney
A. Huffaker
Runaway Stage Run Aground Near Aenon Wrecks Front
Seaman the stage driver faced a runaway yesterday on the road south of the city as a horse pulled free its bridle near Aenon. The stage jolted into the stable, part of the front was damaged but no injuries were reported.
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Will Seaman
Aenon
Homeward bound Edmund James returns from Europe
Edmund James arrived yesterday after a year traveling through Europe. He completed a world circle via Australia. He was accompanied by his daughter Mrs Sharp and his son George, sharing the homeward greeting with family.
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James
Australia
Globe
Sharp
George
Ancient Tonopah strike boosts mining claims in Nevada
A new strike at 400 feet on the Mizpah ledge, about a mile east of the original workings, makes Tonopah appear the richest mining camp. Observers note no surface indications yet claim the rich ledge extends beyond the old workings, promising immense value for nearby claim owners.
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Tonopah
Mizpah
Nevada
A Shooting Scrape Brings Fred Dunlop to Briggs House
Fred Dunlop was brought in last evening from Blue Lakes with a shot hip. He is in bad shape under a surgeon's care at the Briggs House. The manner of the shooting was not learned, but witnesses describe it as a shooting scrape.
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Fred Dunlop
Blue Lakes
Briggs House
Miner’s Loot Sparkes Stir At Arlington House
Mr Brougher shift boss and paymaster led a loot raid on the Arlington site. He dumped ore from the False Alarm into the pit to save cost, unearthed rock from Johnny Vierra, and with Professor Roberts and guests, contributed Copper ore for display on the sidewalk. They anticipate future digs for hidden valves.
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Arlington House
Brougher
Judge Miassey
Johnny Vierra
Johnny
Roberts
Mr. Brougher Tc
Freight Service Criticizes Southern Pacific Delays
A San Francisco to this city freight carload from the 13th has not landed, sparking merchant ire. The writer says rail service is slower than bull team delivery and urges the company to remedy months of poor performance.
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Southern Pacific Freight Department
San Francisco
Tsme
University Board Transacts Staff Changes and Leaves
At a Regents meeting the University of Nevada granted President Stubbs a medical leave of absence. Captain Clark resigned as instructor in military tactics and will go east. Ada Edwards resigned as instructor in physical science to join Los Angeles schools. Maud Wheeler was named assistant professor in German and mathematics, and Maurice Fitzmorris, a graduate, was appointed assistant professor in chemistry.
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Board of Regents of
the State University of the University of Nevada
Stubbs
Clark
Ada Edwards
Los Angeles
Maud Wheeler
Maurice Fitzmorris
The Dance in Empire Friday Evening
After nominations and politics people will turn to pleasure with a farewell dance for departing school teachers. The annual event draws many attendees and Western Nevada called it the event of the era. Music arrangements are complete and top musicians will perform in the decorated hall with extra policing on the floor.
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Empire
Nevada
Emi
Call to the Islands Call to Hilo for Nash and Wife
Nash, formerly of this city, has sailed to Hilo, Hawaii. His wife will leave for the islands tomorrow. The city’s friends are pleased by this successful mission. Davey and Marsh advertise an attractive show window aimed at small boys.
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Nash
Hilo
Hawaian Islands
Hand
Davey & Marsh
Capitol City Hunting and Fishing Club Meets Tonight
All members of the Capitol City Hunting and Fishing Cid are requested to meet at the County Clerk's office this evening. Business of importance will be transacted.
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Capitol City
Hunting and Fishing Cid
County Clerk's Office
Delicacy Counter Opens in Town with New Boiled Meats
Notice restricts shooting or camping on property without a permit. Theo Winters forbids feeding from barn or stacks. Davey and Marsh inaugurate their delicacy counter offering boiled meat and tongue and other items to save cooking.
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Theo Winters
Davey & Marsh
Tim
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