The Fire From the Rear in Nevada Politics
Nevada voters are urged to back Jones, Stewart, and Newlands as they campaign for silver. The author warns that self serving rivals seek to replace these experienced leaders with less capable candidates, urging patriotism and support for Nevada’s distinguished senators.
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Jones
Newlands
Middle States
Nevada
Illinois
Indiana
Ohio
Bryan
Stewart
France
Senate
Congress
John Sherman
Chicago
United States
Jones, Stewart and Newlands
Campaign tensions and insults spark controversy in Carson event
An 1896 report notes heated rhetoric by Windy Bourke Cochran attacking Bryan and farmers, prompting audience walkouts during a speech in Carson, Nevada. The piece contrasts Cochran's tirade with Bryan's Chicago platform, urging voters to dismiss blackmail as unworthy. Also included are notices for Hood's Sarsaparilla and various local ads and sales pitches.
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Carson
Windy Bourke Cochran
Hanna
New York
Congress
England
Bryan
Cochran
Mr. Reed
Chicago
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