Advertising Rates for December 30 1886
Rates listed in the issue include monthly and weekly advertising space with different rates. The shore rules cover both legal and entertainment work as part of the December 30 1886 section.
30 Dec 1885
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Newspaper
Reno Evening Gazette
Location
Reno, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1885
Page
1
Rates listed in the issue include monthly and weekly advertising space with different rates. The shore rules cover both legal and entertainment work as part of the December 30 1886 section.
European opinion supports the American Secretary of State against Austrian criticisms of the Austrian mission. The Call notes a local commentator overreach and defends American stance while contrasting European court standards with recent remarks about Mrs Kelley and her marriage.
A Philadelphia Press column attacks Manning for dishonest tariff claims, citing Treasury figures that show the average ad valorem duty has fallen from 47 percent in 1868 to 30 percent now. It also mentions rapid use of paper in manufacturing rear wheels and a fireproof paper block material from Breslau, Georgia’s Black land ownership, and a Tucsaro Times piece questioning ex Senator Stewart’s citizenship amid Milanai digitality quip.
Special to the amper Journal reports James Sanders his wife and three children drowned when their airship over Kentucky lost landing near Nicholasyde. It was very dark and no aid could be rendered. Snow storms blocked roads in Caithness and a railway mishap left engines buried in snow. A San Francisco earthquake at 9:50 caused felt reports in Spa Vallejo Port Costa and Martines.
A Newport Rhode Island report states Lieutenant Jones of the Fourth United States Artillery returned to Fort Adams after over a week’s leave, then shot himself in the head with a revolver rather than face a court martial. He was popular, unmarried, with family in Cincinnati. The garrison mourns.
In Wheatland on December 29 an Anti-Chinese Association was organized into a permanent body with John Lamlis as president and L Melton Willam Amick and Hugh Morrison as vice presidents. Fifty seven signed the roll and enthusiasm ran high over driving out Chinese. A sensational tale claimed Italians smuggled seven Chinese to the U S side of the Strait of Fuca and the cutter Oliver Walcott approached, prompting a drastic act to avoid penalties.
The report details a man accusing others of crimes aboard a vessel. He allegedly killed Chinamen by striking them with a club and throwing them overboard. An investigation will probe the story’s truth. Also noted is troop movements to Arizona and a local police case of a policeman found insane near Fresno after vanishing.
British Governor orders General Stephenson to clear the area between Wady Halfa and Korasko of rebels while denying Sudan reconquest plans. China negotiations on boundary and tariffs, plus a potential Bhamo risk. Volcanic eruption in Colima causes great alarm as lava flows flood the slopes and flames illuminate the crater. In Paris, deputies' votes on Tonquin credit spark a loud row with duels likely. Brisson resigns cabinet after President Grevy accepts. Pendleton hosts a large American reception in Berlin, signaling a growing U.S. presence.
The French Government will send a permanent agent to Corea in January to negotiate a treaty. The Treasury calls for 10 million of three percent bonds with principal and interest due February 1. German press reacts positively to President Grevy’s re election, signaling France and Germany peace prospects. P P Shelby named assistant traffic manager of Union Pacific, based in Salt Lake, after serving as general freight agent in Omaha.
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