Subscription Terms and Political Dishonesty Opinion
A Nevada newspaper column defends its subscription rates while denouncing an East imported writer as a liar. It cites a 1893 Nevada statute requiring debts payable in standard silver or gold money and criticizes party alignments over coinage.
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D. O. Mills
Nevada
Sriven
U. S
Mills
Republican Party
la Grave
Congress of the
United States
OUR INDUSTRIAL TROUBLES
A critical essay argues that rising discontent in the United States stems from industrial wrongs enabled by legislation benefiting a wealthy class. The piece claims such laws impoverish producers, reduce workers’ opportunities, burden the nation with private debt, and have led to mass homelessness through forced sales. It links these issues to broader social unrest and militia calls in seven states.
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United States
Aio Ie
People’s party declares reform via constitutional means
The Denver News reports the party denouncing Republican and Democratic rule, blaming class legislation and silver debasement for hurting farmers and industry. It calls for reform through a new political medium to lift the dead weight on industrial life and empower the masses.
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Republican
Democratic Party
People’s Party
Denver News
Republican primaries held statewide in Nevada claim
The Virginia City Enterprise notes the primaries occur across the state but asserts no Republican presence remains east of Washoe or south of Ormsby, stating the party call drew no attention there.
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Virginia City Enterprise
Lnst
Sonny
Nevada
Washoe County
Ormsby
Fine Shotguns and Cure Advertisements
A compact vintage newspaper item highlights A D Wilcox offering shotguns priced from 25 to 40 dollars. It shifts abruptly to health ads praising Hood’s Sarsaparilla and Hall’s Catarrh Cure with testimonials, pricing, and suppliers in Toledo.
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A.D. Wilcox
Hood
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
West & Truax
O Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
Ww. R. Young
Black Potter's Mills
W. St. Young
Potter's Mills
Commissioners Districts Established in Humboldt County Nevada
The Humboldt County Board of Commissioners met to divide the county into three districts under an act approved February 1, 1803. District 1 includes Willow Paint, Galconda, Over Valley, Paradise, McDermit, Rebel Creek, King’s River and Bartlett Creek precincts. District 2 covers Winnem precinct. District 3 comprises Mill City, Dun Glen, Kennedy, Humboldt House, Rye Patch, Unionville and Lovelock precincts. Witnessed and sealed July 28.
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A Board
Commere
Humbold County
Nevada
Manny
Tate
Willow Paint
Galconda
Over Valley
Paradise
McDermit
Rebel Creek
Registration Notice From Hum Bald County Nevada
Registration notice appears to record an agent named Preeiti Ne on behalf of Unionville Inly Lt at 1801 in Hum Bald County Nevada. The readable fragment confirms the registration action and location but lacks full names or official jurisdiction.
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Humbald County
Nevada
Unionville
Inly
OTICE
Witil
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Silver State Publishing Company
Silver State’ Block
Cor
B. Case
Aduse
W. C. Prrr
Lovelock
Weather Bureau Report
Wixnemucca
Department OF Castation
Taursday
Ayer
Vigor
Vance
Ife
Drogeists
J. W. Guthrie
Winnemucca
Humboldt Co
Silver Party
Humboldt County
D. J. Hadley
M. Hofman
E. Reinhart & CO
And
Arst National Bank
Wianemaca
Neva
Capital Prison
F. D. Sweetser
J. Sibbald
Geo. S. Nixon
D. V. McBride
Fores Exchange
Senos Hg Ie Sats Oeere
SORIA
B.S. Archer
Chas. LeeLen
Vrecinet No
Hawkboldt County
Paradise Intylet
1804
Pioneer Leather Store
M. B. Staunton
Boots & Shoes
Buckingham & Hech
James Means
Douglass
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