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Newspaper
Morning Appeal
Location
Carson City, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1899
Page
2
A fragment reports H R Mighels Thursday lesson NK for Prest in 1900 linked to William Jennings Bryan of Nebraska. The note hints at political organizing or speaking events involving Bryan in the early 1900s.
The letter accuses Republicans of scheming in 1896 to split the Democratic vote by backing Palmer and Buckner, aiming to install a gold standard ticket led by Gorman or a “dark horse.” It claims the tactic would aid Republicans and cost Bryan support, labeling Gorman a traitor and warning of a costly gold campaign.
The paper mill at Ploriston is under construction with the foundation laid and rapid progress. About forty men are employed, twenty-five from Truckee and the rest from Reno Weir and Overton. Overton Lumber Company supplies building material as the project aims to reach commission quickly.
A list names Wim, Bryan, Andrew Carnegie, Senators Nour White Teller Daniel Mason and others including Samuel Gompers David Starr Jordan Rev H Van Dyke ex Senator George F Edmunds and numerous other contributors.
Fragmented notices list cleaning jobs and service terms from Sam and Dr Remon offering ice cleaning supplies and orders. Includes sale pitches for silk fabrics brushes hats clothing furniture jelly jams wall paper shoes and tobacco with various prices and store names like Wylies Ber a dletmvans Pioneer Clothing Store Nevada Drug Store and Ed Burlington's.
Special sale at W. and J. Sloane features a large stock of carpets with five patterns. Prices include 2-ply pure wool Brussels at 75e per yard, 2-ply mixed wool at 40e, Linoleum at 63c, 7d and 90c, mats at 20e to 40e per yard, and various tides. Stock offered at low prices.
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