California Democrats Debate Tildens Letter Impact
Prominent California Democratic delegates react to Tildens declination letter. They name Thurman Bayard Hancock Stoneman and others as strong alternatives, predicting victory with Thurman or a united support for Tilden. Sentiments vary from confident to cautious as the coast weighs the best ticket.
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Tilden
sever
California
Tiden
P. Berry
Bayard
Thurman
Cleveland
Dennis Spencer
G. Thurman
ven
Senator Del Valle
M. F. Tarpey
Clunie
Stoneman
Tom Williams
Reddy
W. D. English
W. W. Foote
Fischer
Placer
C. R. Greathouse
Hancock
Stephen M. White
Pastoral changes and Masons appoint new officers
The Congregational Church parts ways with Rev. A B Palmer who resigns to begin August duties and depart July for an extended trip east with family after four years of service. Rev. G M Spencer of Emmittsburg Iowa accepts the call and will arrive in July. The Grand Lodge France A M closes by electing and installing new grand officers including M W Grand Master David E Bailey and R W Deputy Grand Master Albert Hires among others.
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A. B. Palmer
Congregational Church
east
Saratoga
California
Palmer
hhis
G. M. Spencer
Emmittsburg
Iowa
Grand Lodge France A. M
Grand Lodge of
F. and
A. M
David E. Bailey
M. W
Albert Hires
R. W
Thoms Menary
G. W
George R. Walker
John W. Eckley
g. D. Hammond
R. W.Sevretary
Grand Chaplin
G. R. Davis
William Webster
J. Hubbs
G. Marshal
G. W Keith
P. T. Farrell
A. Bixel
H. Hilp
B. Hinds
H. M. Jewett
J. N. Hill
William McMillian
J. O. Bennetts
E. 3. Kinkead
Tyler
The Meteors Shine Despite Heavy Rain Showing
The meteor troupe delivered a first class performance last night despite a light theater due to heavy rain. The company proved worthy of patronage wherever they tour.
Swamper's Views on Politics and Other Hatters
Goose Lake News reports from near Reno note six freight teams en route as valley crops look strong after heavy snow. Flour prices at New Pine Creek and Lakeview run high, local supply depends on conditions. Modoc politics shift with a strong Prohibition showing at a May rally, possible balance of power affecting Whisky party candidates. D. H. Gloucester canvasses ranchers. deaths from over canvassing to be detailed later. Charlie Bunting of Reno improving and riding again.
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Gazette
Reno
New Pine creek
Lakeview
stoneman
Modoc
Prohibition
Alturas
D. H
Glouster
Charlie Bunting
Error Corrected Theodore Wintera Plans Continued Breeding Races
Theodore Wintera told a Gazette reporter in Reno that coast papers erred in reporting his withdrawal from breeding and training thoroughbred horses. He remains involved, intends to focus more on the business, and will supply turf with world beaters while withdrawing from racing itself. He plans annual sales and notes his racecourse ties affected horse sales.
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Theodore Wintera
Reno
GAZETTE
Agricultural Implements and Farm Machinery Agents
J. J. Quinn serves as the sole Washoe county agent for D. M. Osborne & Co. harvesting gear including mowers reapers and self binders famed worldwide. A. H. Manning handles Baker & Hamilton farming implements Bain wagons Buckeye reapers and mowers Hollingworth and Tiger rakes.
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J. J. Quinn
Washoe county
D. M. Osborne & Co
A. H. Manning
Baker & Hamilton
Bain
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