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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1896
Page
2
The Goldbug Gazette avoids labeling free coinage advocates as anarchists while critiquing the silver supporters as frenzied and incoherent. It notes rabid opposition to bimetalism and accuses proponents of seizing 홍upon arguments without verification, contrasting the paper with opponents.
The piece outlines Herr Must the leading American anarchist advocating for McKinley over Bryan, endorsing gold as money and diamonds as a value measure. It lists Rothschild, Sherman, Cleveland, Hanna, McKinley, Wilus, Eckles, and Most as notable goldbug leaders amid a gold standard stance.
A Wyoming woman candidate for governor promotes a vote winning plan distinct from the male kissing tactic. After speeches she dances with prominent local party leaders, implying support as she waltzes toward the office.
McKinley once supported silver but abandoned those views to pursue a nomination while Bryan refused to shift his silver stance even to win the presidency. The contrast highlights their differing political strategies and priorities.
President Cleveland rejects publisher claims he supported a full Democratic ticket. Grover is too prudent a politician to back any plan that could sap McKinley’s strength.
Local readers report strong demand for No-Tox Wild Cherry Phosphate at F. Robins & Co. in Winnemucca as shoppers seek popular beverage flavor. The store underscores steady sales and heightened interest among residents.
Dr. Snyder reports broad silver sentiment across Pennsylvania after touring Joe Sibley's district. He predicts Sibley will win decisively and believes Bryan will win the presidency with help from the East and South. He notes large silver club enrollments and optimism in Indiana Illinois and Michigan.
Notice from the United States Land Office Carson City Nevada that Nevada has filed a list of lands in townships described, seeking patents. Public inspection is allowed, protests within sixty days based on mineral versus agricultural value will be reported to the General Land Office in Washington, D.C. Subdivisions listed include several sections with described measurements and bearings.
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