Local News Roundup With Dances Mines and Elections
Rain slows press as public speaking at courthouse and a lawn social set the tone for tomorrow. Mill City crowd eyeing Monday dance. White River valley to be settled by Mormon colony. Nominations expected as 18 candidates appear on first page. Populists plan a September state convention. Dexter company’s quartz mill advances and Belmont Courier notes $1000 per ton ore at Harrison mine. Canadian Pacific shifts to check pay for all employees. Locals James Pardy and family arrive en route to Ogden. Gold Note mine near Kennedy under new management by J A Blossom. Ore grades from $50 to $200 per ton. 200,000 Indians in the U S speak 76 languages and use sign language for distant conversations. Battle Mountain social with Slovans orchestra, while a Carson Indian school alumna dies in Beckwith. Wadsworth Dispatch quips about Bug Holliday and a desert town tale. Golconda’s J A Langwith seeks county district attorney post.
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Mill City
Ely
White River Valley
White Pine County
Tuscarora
Dexter Company
Belmont Courier
Chas
Harrison
Jefferson Canyon
Canadian Pacific
Atlantic
Pacific
James Pardy
Edith
Ray
Ethel Payne
San Francisco
Ogden
H. Warren
Kennedy
J. A. Blossom
Battle Mountain
United States
Slovans
Lovelock Notes: Local events and sights in one valley
Wadsworth Dispatch items report Mrs Reid ill Chas Stoker bed bound with malaria Sadie Larson ill but convalescent Bryan club strong in the valley W J Langevin on sick list chills Ed Emmons copper claim at White Cloud averaging 40 percent Henry Fuss wheat crop looks strong Main street property owned by Mrs Torrey renovated A Foliz Big Meadows Hotel repainted Dre Williams and Banks busy serving valley health needs Reid Hill Ladd Dumas plan quartz and placer mining at Cionabar mountain Thies harvested 13 sacks of wheat per acre a productive year Lovelock visitors at Kyle springs John Hill I Hanson family Mrs A Westfall John Reid church social at court house yard tomorrow night ice cream cake refreshments and M E church ladies organized brass band to play proceeds aid good cause Admittance free all invited music at 8 o clock sharp.
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Wadsworth “Dispatch
John T. Reid
Chas, Stoker
Sadie Larson
Bryan Club
W. J. Langevin
Ed. Emmons
White Cloud
Henry Fuss
Main Street
Dre
Williams
Banks
Robert Reid
John Hill
Geo. Ladd
James Dumas
Cionabar Mountain
Henry Thies
Mr. Thies
M. EF. Church
Public Speaking Tomorrow Night by Van Duzer in Winnebago
Nevada land agent C D Van Duzer arrives from the East to address Winnebago at the courthouse on the day’s political issue. He has delivered silver speeches in Kentucky since Congress adjourned and is expected to share news, with a pleasant demeanor and war firsthand experience. The meeting is set for Friday at 8 o'clock.
Political odds shift as Bryan leads in East
Bryan gains momentum with free coinage fever spreading. McKinley odds shrink from four-to-one to even money as Bryan and Sewall clubs form nationwide. McKinley managers fear a reversal of fortunes. A casual note at end touts Syrup of Figs from the California Fig Syrup Company as a gentle remedy.
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Bryan
McKinley
Sewall
The
California Fig Syrup Company
Bryan Denies Mine Owner Pay Motion in August Statement
An Upper Red Hook dispatch quotes W. J. Bryan denying any employment by mine owners or a bimetallic group. He lists income from editorial work, legal fees, and lectures, noting occasional travel deficits and occasional $200–$300 fees. He recalls drafting free coinage planks in 1890 and Nebraska platforms 1891–1896, and challenges the Republican committee to officially verify or refute his speech income.
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Upper Red Hook
New York
W. J. Bryan
John M. Thurston
Bryan
Republican National Committee
Mr. Bryan
Thurston
the World-Herald
Congress
Lyceums
Senate
Nebraska
Bryan banker predicts Bryan landslide in Nebraska
Lincoln banker E Brown, guest at the Brown hotel, says Bryan will win Nebraska by 15 000 to 26 000, despite some county support for McKinley. He cites the Australian ballot and silver coinage as public sentiment drivers, notes Denver Colorado rumors, and stresses bankers favor prosperity with general public gains.
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Bryan
Nebraska
FE. E. Brown
Lincoln
Neb
Brown
McKinley
Colorado
Denver
Denver News
Notice to Water Consumers Shuts Mains Overnight
Water will be shut off from the mains from 9 p m to 6 a m with pump start at 8 a m. Second, Third and Fourth streets will be pumped until noon then shut off and water pumped to the upper town until 4 p m. Domestic use resumes until 9 p m. Three taps on fire bell stop water below Fourth street, four taps stop water townwide. J Rowery Supt. Hood's Sursaparilia pledge of purity and health claims.
Golennila Announces Silver Party Candidacy
Golennila declares himself a candidate for the Silver party in today’s political brief. The announcement signals a challenge to established factions and signals possible campaign activity this year.
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Golennila
Silver Party
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Golconda
Southern Pacific Company
Lovelock
A. Foliz
Big Meadows
Kyles Hot Springs
I, Hanson
A. Westfall
John Reid
the Church Social
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Washington
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Reno Journal
Seattle
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Western Union Telegraph Company
California
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Nevada
Mattie Overman
C.O. Brown
W. W. Scadder
Alameda
Miss Overman
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F. J. Cheney & CO
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F. J Keey
West & Truax
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Kiinan
Leonard & Son's
Woolcock
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Hinton, Grahameville
Marion Co
Florida
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Burnham
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