Local News Items Range From Weather To Voter Warnings
The issue notes warm weather and good fishing and hunting, reports an exceptionally good hay crop, and mentions arrivals from Lovelock and Sadorus district. It cites gun prices, local travel to Sacramento, railroad work, and political warnings about ballots and possible violence. A threat note about Humboldt politicians is criticized, and there are notices to sell household goods and a joke about Ayer's Pills.
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Aagaib
Wadsworth Dispatch
Humboldt
Humboldt County
Populists Arrested In West Indianapolis Jail Clash
An Indianapolis dispatch reports Populists seized at a tent meeting and angry crowds threatened to storm the county jail. Leroy Templeton, Philip Rappaport, Allen Jennings, and Gilligan were arrested as deputies took speechers into custody after an attempted bail offer and staged detentions.
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Indianapolis
Leroy Templeton
Philip Rappaport
German Tribune
Allen Jennings
Gilligan
Butte
Mont
Rappaport
West Indianapolis
Lenoy Templeton
Montana
Washington
Templeton
Sacramento strikers bail reduced after jail stay
Judge Morrow reduced bail for several Sacramento strikers jailed in San Francisco at the request of lawyer Grove L. Johnson. One man sparred with the mail system calling a driver a scab, while others faced charges of rebellion and obstructing interstate commerce.
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Sacramento
San Francisco
Morrow
Federal Court
Grove L. Johnson
United States
Notable News Notes From Across The Nation
Tramps are practically unknown in New Zealand. South Dakota raises tax on railroads and utilities. Pugilist Charles Mitchell plans a U S return in October. Idaho official G N Hinckley arrested for forging warrants with sums cited. Bryan of Nebraska collects 10 000 signatures for Olney impeachment probe. U S silver production peaks in 1892 at 63 500 000 ounces, drops to 60 000 000 in 1893 with declines led by Montana Utah Nevada Colorado New Mexico.
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South Dakota
Charles Mitchell
United States
G. N. Hinckley
Latah County
Idaho
Boise City
Bryan
Nebraska
Olney
Montana
Utah
Nevada
Colorado
New Mexico
Sale Pitch by the Anti-Agent Protective Association
In a buzzy Indianapolis Journal clipping a salesman declares he represents the Anti-Agent Protective Association. He offers brass front gate plates for 1 to warn peddlers you possess listed ware and guarantees one year.
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Anti-Agent Protective Association
Indinapolis Journal
Governor's Wife Praised for Frugal Taste in Colorado
The text contrasts the governor's wife with society, praising her restraint and focus on helping the worthy poor rather than entertaining. It also includes an unrelated notice about scheduled water shutoffs on Second and Third streets from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. signed by J Rovaux, Supt. W. W. W.
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Colorado
Local ads and notices mixed with patent medicine claims
A compilation of business notices and advertisements from 1886 1894 including Hall s Catarrh Cure testimonials Hood s Sarsaparilla and Hood s Pills claims plus local sales on flour groceries and clothing with dates and names such as Paul Neth Charles Neth E Reisnarr Co Elaine Oil and Buckingham s Dye for the Whiskers.
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City OF Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
City of Fonda
Hall
Cheney
Toledo
Aaenete
Tf. E. Reisnarr & Co
Paul Neth
Charles Neth
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Teething Remedy
Classic 19th century advertisement touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething babies. Claims relief from pain, diarrhea, stomach issues, wind colic, and gums while promoting energy. Promotes worldwide drugstore sales at 25 cents per bottle.
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Mrs. Winslow
Delegates apportioned for State Convention by districts
Delegates are allocated by district with Lovelock, Unionville, Kennedy, Golconda, Rebel Creek, Paradise, Winnemucca and six delegates for Winnemucca. Polls run 2 to 6 pm at listed locations with appointed judges and clerks. Voters must declare support for free coinage of silver at 16 to 1 and name County Central Committee members.
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State Central Committee
Silver Party
Humboldt County
Reno
Lovelock
Kye Pateh
Hutsboldt
Unionville
Mill City
Dow Glen
Kennedy
Pleasant Valley
Golconda
Stone House
Eden Valley
Rebel Creek
McDermit
Bartlett Creek
Disaster Peak
Paradise
Willow Point
Little Humboldt
Winnemucca
Feliz Hall
W. Pitt
J. H. Thies
John T. Ried
Rye Pateh
Marion Howell
al. French
James Ashe
Humboldt
Postoffice
Tom Hadley
Josiah Springer
H. Fellows
Woolcock’s
Peter Organ
L. M. Donelin
I. F. Clark
Dun Glen
St. Thomas
Sam Hendra
James Hendra
J. R. Benton
C. A. Norcross
F. Francis Golconda
Shallen’ V'S
G. N. Shallenberger
Paul Pinson
Albert Lay
Snapp's
F. P. Snapp
H. H. McColley
T. L. Hoppin
McDermit Bowling’s
Bowling
C. Wallace
Jerry Hearn
Bartlett
United States
Winnemueen
Geo
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J.T. Reed
G. M. Rose
Charles Maller
Sadorus District
Truman
Austin
W. B. Morgan
Brakeman
A.D. Wilcox
Truckee
Wadeworth
Parta
Hobs
Vrank
Frank Muller
H. L. Bargrauldly
Senaibla
J O, Ayer & Co
Ayer
Illinois
Examiner
Foley
Breckenridge
Hartley
News Miner
Carson City
New Zealand
J. Rovaux
U.S
Reval
Dentistry
Porter
Bridge Street
Selle Ts
A.W. Gleason Notary Public
E, Retgnant & Co
Elaine
E Rervearr & Co
Hood
Eee
State Convention
The
Hose House
J. B. Gramm
Jos. Rougon
R. W. Lewis