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Newspaper
Morning Appeal
Location
Carson City, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1901
Page
2
J R Rice known as the cowboy preacher was arrested by Constable Lavoy after a street meeting. He admitted drunkenness but claimed no peace disturbance. He and his wife with three children left town on No 6 train after being discharged in Justice Court.
Petersburgh reports the Czarina has born a daughter named Anastasia. The family includes Grand Duchesses Olga Tatiana and Mare born in 1807 and 1807 dates respectively. A prior prayer for a son is noted as too late.
Balloting for the Queen of the Carson City Carnival and Street Fair has begun. Names listed include Miss Katie Schulz Carson Miss Florence Hawkins Reno Miss Kittie Ryland Reno and several others from Carson Gardnerville and Reno. The item also notes a Philadelphia Record paragraph about President McKinley nominations for offices in Porto Rico and the influence on Supreme Court justices.
A Hartford commercial drummer believed he found a relative’s love letters and pocketed them for later reading. The papers turned out to be bonds and stock valued at 250 dollars with accrued interest of 548000 dollars, illustrating the upsides of curiosity.
The Princeton University president forecasts a coming era of trusts and monopolies, while observers note that such a reign may already be underway as the nation grapples with corporate power and consolidation.
The Republican stance favors a different path than a third term for McKinley and supports the nomination of Hanna, presenting an alternative choice for the party and voters.
Sealed bids seek grove provisions including 160 cords of oplip pine wood and 10 cords Nut Pine wood for six months through July next, to be delivered to the State Orphans Home in Carson City. Bids due noon June 24, by the Board of State Orphans Home. Board may reject any or all bids.
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