Republicans oppose free trade and monopolies in Nevada
A fragment from a Nevada Journal column discusses Republican stance against free trade and monopolies, praising Judge Birdsall’s nomination in the third district while noting tensions between Nevada and Record papers. It mentions the strike situation, arbitration, and uncertainty over congressional action and miner conflicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa
Rumer
Birdsall
Henderson
Washington
Henderson's life and North Carolina mining prospects
The piece reflects on Col Henderson and his public exit, praising his wartime service and personal sacrifices while critiquing the reasons for quitting the race. It contrasts Southern mining potential with limited farming, rural roads, and historical migration from 1866 to 1868, noting small-scale gold washing and a Dayton firm's mining interest amid sparse modernization.
North and South comparison on labor and lifespans
The passage contrasts working conditions between the North and the South, noting that a man who rises in the South would die within a year under undertaker care if he tried to farm there as he does in the North. It describes the hard labor to clear timber and the recurring young growth that must be dug up annually, with the note that the matter continues on the last page.
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Roland
Mathanapter
Col.Henderson
Jie Henderson
Henderson
Dayton
Ohio
Ashboro
North Carolina
Indiana
Illinois
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Bell
Colorado
Gould
Blue Ridge Mountains
D. Solern
Chicago
Marshall Elevvator Company
Frank Bk.pilum
Tom Ryan
HE. MyYray, Pres
Bex Swenson
V. Pres
H.C. Nvea. Cash
Louise Heananp
Ass’t Cash
Farmers Savings Bank
Iowa
Rasmusen Bros
Tts
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