New Time Card Hinted as Local Change
Spotted fever cases reported in Paradise. Discussion over a new time card, weather turned cold, and Sen Vance of North Carolina died in Washington. Jury awarded Pollard case the damages, and Santa Cruz business district suffered a major fire with losses up to 1 090 000.
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Paradise
Vance
North Carolina
Washington
Pollard
Plater
Santa Cruz
Cal
Wadsworth Exchange
Truckee River
Wadsworth and
Clarke
Newlands Advocates Silver Policy Ahead of 1896 Campaign
Congressman Newlands spoke with a Silver State reporter returning to Washington. He predicts two major parties in 1896, a Gold party in the creditor Northeast and a Silver party uniting the South and West, with revival efforts in Nevada rejected in favor of silver alignment. He argues tariff is not driving prices and urges voters to back silver to curb gold appreciation. The talk includes expectations of Southern revolt against Clevelandism and a push to unite Nevada behind silver.
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Newlands
Washington
Silver State
Reno
San Francisco
Congress
Gold Party
New England
Middle States
Silver Party
The Duncan Trial Begins in Rye Patch Case
The trial of G Dougal Danedn charged with attempted criminal assault at Rye Patch on November 30 opened in district court with Judge Cheney. Prosecution and defense teams were named and a jury panel comprised of twelve locals was selected. A request for a closed trial was considered as witness Al French testified. Also included is a creditor notice from S M Trumons announcing severance from the Old Corner saloon and urging settlement of debts.
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Judge Cheney
Reno
C. A. LaGrave
San Francisco
L. A Blakeslee
Humboldt
McGowan
Carson
W. J. Jenkins
Harry Doubleday
Kennedy
C. L. Flack
Paradise
California
al. French
John Borland
James Ashe
Rye Patch
J. B. Fitch
Wells
Satar
Lovelock
G. R. Duncan
G. Dougal Danedn
Cheney
Buckner
M. 8
Bonnifield
A.J. McGowan
Carson City
F. M. Buckingham
F. Zimmershead
W. C
National irrigation congress to meet September fifteenth
Preparations are under way for the national irrigation congress to be held around September 15 in the West. The prior 1893 Los Angeles congress appointed state commissioners to report on arid lands, water sources, and legislation, with Nevada’s commission led by John E. Jones and others inviting correspondence.
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National Irrigation Congress
Los Angeles
Congress
Commission For
Nevada
John E. Jones
Carson City
Jas. Newlands, Jr
L. H. Taylor
Reno
W. OC. Pitt
Lovelock
R. M. Clark
National Committee
Fred L. Alles
California
Knights of Labor Leader Links Coxey Movement to Insurrection
In an interview on Saturday Grand Master Workman Sovereign said the Coxey movement signaled forebodings of insurrection. Thousands of workers watched keenly ready to resent any abuse from officials. He likened the army to John Brown's party to the slaves before the war.
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Sovereign
Knights of Labor
John Brown
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California Industrial Army
Omaha
Armory Hall
Wadsworth Dispatch
Buffalo
Starver State
Winnemucca Dramatic Club
Rayner
Grover
Lil
Raver
Duncan
M. Trumons
U. S
Reval
Egan
Ole
Gunter
Wysdge
Windle
de Morrison
Diehl
Gesb
California Fig Syrup Co
E. Retsnanr & Co
Fort Worth
Texas
Winnemucca
J. G. Holwoway
Paul Neth
Charles Neth
Jennie Neth
Winnemteea
John F. Egan
Company F
N.N. G
Virginia
Ireland
Retnnarr & Co
Remuart & Co
Hull
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
B. J. Cheney & CO
Hood
Simmons
Edmund Fitton
Frankford,Pa
Fred and Sale Stable
Upper
Chas. A. LaGrave
Cunningham Bros
Rocky Mountain Coal
D&price
A. D. Wilcox
City Bakery
Chris. Diehl
PIPER
Bridge Street
Coox
Brown & Viper
George Berk
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