Local notes and notices from the day in various towns
The page lists demic and civic items including political chatter about W. R. Hearer starting a Democratic paper in Chicago and C. H. E. Hardin as a congressional possibility. It notes marriages in New York and voting tallies in Alabama, with emigrant camp scenes near Salt Lake and gypsy families. Warrant payments for bounty claims are reported along with a candidate petition for Union township Justice of the Peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H Sehwarts
Batthe Mountain
Paradise
Armory Hall
C.H. E. Hardin
Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr
Misa Tave Wilson
Wilson
New York City
William H. Pettit
St. Thomas Ehoreh
Salt Lake
Whartons
Starlings
Smiths
Stewarte
Joe
Harvey
Reno
Geo. W. Rutherford
Union Township
Meis
Rutherford
Warpath Between Piutes and Washoes Escalates at Mount Davidson
Reports describe rising tension as Piute and Washoe groups prepare for possible violence after past killings near Reno. Piutes guard towns and mourn, while Washoes lurk on Mount Davidson with rifles. A separate massacre threat looms as local distress grows and a farmer massacre shocks Clay, eight miles west of Providence. A Bryan Altgeld attorney general rumor is denied by Bryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia City
Reno
Mount Davidson
Comstock
Johnoe Cleveland
Johnnie Cleveland
Virginia Clera Iele
Clay
Providence
R.J
Tom Brown
Brown
Muir
Railroad Assessments Raised in California Board Action
The California state board of equalization increased railroad assessments by 304 704 over last year. The Pacific coast railway and San Mateo branch saw reductions while Southern Pacific rose by 323 833 and South Pacific coast railroad fell by 14 008.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California State Board of Equalization
Pacific Coast Railway Company
San Francisco & San Mateo Railway
Galil River Railway Company
South Pacific Coast Railroad
Southern Pacific
Bryan and the Populists. Democratic split looms in 1896 race
Washington dispatch notes Senator Jones of Arkansas reports Bryan will not accept Populist nomination. He recalls Bryan Sewall tie to Democrats and warns Populists against nominating another candidate. Mentions Watson Howell Morrison and Jerome Clarke Howell amid fusion talk and free silver dispute. Ends with medical ad for Syrup of Figs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agguet
Jones
Arkingus
National Democratic Committee
Sisue
New York City
National Committee
Bryan and Seawall
Bryan
Senator Jones
Sewall
St. Louis
Central Committee
Democrats
Silver Party
Mok foKlatey
Hobart
People's Party
Democratic Party
Watson
Clark Howell
Mr. Sewall
Mr. Watson
W. R. Morrison
Interstate Commerce —Commission
The
Chicago Journal
Lilo
Senator Gorman Aids Campaign Silent Partner Hint
Washington dispatch notes Senator Gorman of Maryland will aid Chairman Jones in the Democratic campaign as a silent partner, keeping public ties undisclosed to the executive committee. Also features local shop ads, weathered notices, and Carlisle firm promotions with varied merchandise and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gorman
Maryland
Jones
Alelee
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bryan Buttone
Bryan Hate
W. R. Hearer
Chicago
Francisco
Jennie Pearce
Rye Patch
Alabamia
Washoe
Piutes
Wm. J. Bryan
John PL Altgeld
Bryan and the
Populists
Silver
California Fig Syrup Company
Leavening Powe
U.S
Hall
Cheney & CO
Toledo
PF. J Cheney
Wert & Troax
Walding
Kitman & Marvin
FE. Reinhart & Co
E. Reinhart & Co
Leoxanp & Sox
Brown & Piper's
Burnham
F. C. Robins & Co
Jara
Cash
Woerreee
Brown & Piper
Golconda Creamery
Dotertre
Leonard & Son
Winnemaces Mnt
Union Pacific
Winnemaces
St. Lonix
St. Paul
Hors
Denver
Winnemucca
Ogden
H. Kitto
Southern Pacific Co
Winnemuncca
D. EB. Burley
Union Pacific Co
Chamberlain
Napa Soda
E. Rersaarr & Co
F.C. Robins & Co
Robins & Co
E. Reinnarr & Co
Hood
Gus Krenkel’s
Count de Monticello
NEW Today
Justice
Dannie
Ct A
J. Hadley
Winnemmera
Sierney Or
Hennonn County
Humboldt County
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