Eureka and Reno News Roundup From Nevada Papers
Reports from Eureka and Reno cover events including a Fourth of July push by the Elko Gun Club, 75 horses shipped from Eureka to Iowa at 12 dollars each, the Cape Nome fleet’s first Seattle vessel voyage, Reno’s crusade against crime and arrests, a Supreme Court reversal in Kirman versus Powning, and a habeas corpus failure. Also noted are a storm scattering 2,500 sheep near Eureka, possible creamery talks in Lovelock, marriages of Indians Chares Bishop and Bertha Maxmonic, a four in hand wreck near Dead Man's Point en route to Reno, and the May start of the state children's census for school funding.
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Virginia
Reno
Dead Man’s Point
Reno Journal
Weather Bureau Report from WisNemveca 1900
Weather data for the 24 hours ending April 15 1900 reports mean barometer 10 17 inches maximum 5 degrees minimum 26 above zero mean 42 normal 46. Prevailing wind NW. Precipitation 0 00 inches. Local time 5 09 PM. Observer U H Hayden.
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U.S. Department OF Agriculture
WisNemveca Station
N.W
U. Hayden
Observer Weather Bureau
McAdie Weather Forecast Monday
The forecast calls for fair weather tonight and Tuesday with clear skies and mild temperatures. McAdie notes calm winds and no precipitation expected.
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McAdie
Wallace seeks proxies to control Nevada party fusion
The Virginia Report warns Silver party voters that Wallace and his allies control many county proxies, including Lincoln Eureka Elko and Humboldt delegations, to block peo ple will at the State convention. The piece urges voters to choose only delegates pledged to fusion and warns against supporters branded C. C. W.
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Wallace
S. P. Railroad
Lincoln
Lander
Elrie
Eureka
Elko
Tuscarora
Humboldt
Ormsby
Silver Party
Virginia
House Passes Constitutional Amendment for Direct Senate Election
The House approved a resolution for direct popular election of U S Senators by almost unanimous vote. Senate action awaited with interest, as the change would end many long careers inclinations of two Nevada members noted in the Congressional directory.
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House
United States
Senate
Nevada
Britain to buy 35000 horses amid war horse losses rise
The British government plans to purchase 35 000 horses in the country as losses in the South African war have reached about 5 000 horses and mules per month. The move would provide an outlet for American horses and push horse prices higher.
President McKlnley Chooses Apollinaris at Banquets
The president states he always drinks Apollinaris instead of champagne at official banquets. He urges Sir John Hay to reveal his favorite Apple, suggesting a forthcoming revelation could trigger a major shift.
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McKlnley
John Hay
Emperor of Expediency nickname given to McKinley
Ex-Speaker Tom Reed bestowed the title "the emperor of expediency" on President McKinley, reflecting a controversial perception of his leadership style.
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McKinley
Tom Reed
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Winnemucca
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Supreme Court
Richard Kirman
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C. C. Powning
Silvista Bianchi
San Jose
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Fred Dangberg
Douglas County
Lovelock
Big Meadows
White Pine
Chares Bishop
Bertha Maxmonic
Senator Fair
Craven
Weather Bureau Report
Silver State Job Printing
Pactic Coast
Silver State Winnemucca
Enceis A
Karl
S. C. Wells 4 CO
Leroy
N.Y
Eagle Drug Stones
D. J. Hadley, Wiem
Castle Gate
N. Owen
HVILL
D. Cordano
Bridge Street
A. Fh. Hoyt
E. Reinhart & Co
Campion
FELD
Sigel-Campion Live Stock Commission CO
Union Stock Yards
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Kansas City
Omaha
Joseph
Chicago
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Gen'l Mgr
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J. D. Mallon
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Nat'l Bank
Zang Brewing Co
Ainstill
Incorporated
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Everts
C.B. Brown & CO
Comemieri
M. Hofman
Eagle Drug Store
Brown Bros
Stree
Winnemucca Nemada
M. B. Staunton’s
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