Mis souri speech targets Democratic free coinage critique
Warner the free coinage advocate from Ohio rails at the 1892 Democratic administration. He accuses the party of breaking promises, pursuing a gold standard, and serving Wall Street, trusts, and monopolies while harming pensions and national honor. He condemns foreign policy and calls for parity of silver and gold and an end to monometallism.
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Warner
Ohio
Missouri
Democratic Party
Sampson
Wall Street
The New Bond Issue Questioned Over Gold Borrowing
Readers ask about the status of the $50 190 000 gold borrowed last winter as a new bond issue is urged. The Populists weigh in on repayment and fiscal plan.
Government bonds used to drain gold reserve says National Watchman
The article warns that the treasury gold reserve, down to about 50 million, is threatened by selling 5 percent bonds to obtain gold for international use. It claims banks and brokers redeem greenbacks for gold, sending funds abroad and creating endless debt, citing 1894 figures and Sherman act limits.
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Humboldt County Divides into Three Commissioners Districts
The Humboldt County Board of Commissioners met July 24 1894 and established three districts under the Nevada act defining how county commissioners are elected. District 1 includes Willow Point Golconda Clover Valley Paradise McDermit Revel Creek King s River Bartlett Creek. District 2 covers Winnemucca precinct. District 3 comprises Mill City Dun Glen Kennedy Humboldt House Rye Patch Unionville Lovelock precincts. Clerk L F Dunn announced the action and attested the record.
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Humbold County
Nevada
Monsiay
Tate
Willow Point
Golconda
Clover Valley
Paradise
McDermit
Revel Creek
King’s River
Bartlett Creek
Winnemucca
Mill City
Dun Glen
Kennedy
Humboldt House
Rye Patch
Unionville
Lovelock
L. F. Dunn
J.T. Dunn
Registration Notice for 1804 Election in Humboldt County
Registration books for the November 6 1804 general election are open on legal days from 10 am to 9 pm until October 16 1804 and from October 10 1804 to October 18 1804 from 7 pm to 9 pm, closing at 6 pm on final day. Naturalized citizens must show papers. JOHN RYAN Registry Agent for Precinct No Humboldt County Nevada King's River July 1 1804.
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John Ryan
Humboldt County
Nevada
King's River
Notice of registration books for state county township election
Notice states registration books for state county and township elections are open on legal days from 10 am to 1 pm until October 10 and from October 10 to October 21 from 7 am to 6 pm. Naturalized citizens must present papers. John Desmond, Registrar, Precinct No. 15, Eden Valley.
Registration Hours for General Election Open Daily
Four percent hooks of registration for the general election at State, county and township levels are open on legal days from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. until October 10, 1904 and from October 1 to October 31, 1904 from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. in Humboldt County Nevada. James Clark, agent for Precinct No. 21, Humboldt County, Humboldt House. July 1, 1894.
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James Clark
Humboldt County
Nevada
Humboldt House
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