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Newspaper
Morning Appeal
Location
Carson City, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1900
Page
2
Nebraska lawyer William Jennings Bryan is profiled as the presidential candidate for the 1900 race. The article discusses his bid, political stance, and potential impact on national politics and the Democratic Party.
The standoff between striking workers and a street car company over wages escalates into violent acts. Women are assaulted and public sympathy shifts against the strikers as unions face criticism for failing to curb the violence. The APPEAL assigns blame to a foreign element and calls for American workers to defend women amid the turmoil. A tea and coffee sales pitch is noted at the end.
Davis and Farrer announce they will carry a complete stock of Standard Patterns and the Standard Designer Fashion Book. The firm claims the patterns are the most stylish and easiest to use in the market.
Notice to dog owners due license payable at the Sheriff office. Dogs must have tags or be destroyed. Various ads offer rental, sales, jobs, shopping deals, and Lost pin. Includes Weber city notices for Shelton and local business promotions.
California delegates to the Republican National Convention select the Central Pacific Union Pacific and Chicago & Northwestern lines for the Overland Limited route. The train, due to reach Chicago in 604 hours, departs San Francisco at 10 a.m. June 12 with many reservations anticipated. Round trip tickets priced at 8850 are on sale June 12 and 13 through Southern Pacific offices for full details.
Davis and Farrer Opticians advertise thorough eye examinations to determine exact glasses needed. They promise precise supply when required and honest guidance if glasses will not aid vision, emphasizing fair prices.
To Save Money Buy footwear during the next two weeks commencing March 3 1900. We will remodel our store and hold a regular clearance sale before starting. Goods below original cost at Ed Burlington's with no shoddy items. Also household furniture and various items for sale by piece or whole lot. Inquiries to Mrs Henschel. Also listings for jobs and merchandise including dresswear, watches, engravers, calendars, and shirts.
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