Fisk Opposes Government Bonds in 1894 Pan American View
A. C. Fisk president of the Pan American Bimetallic League denounces government bonds issued by the Democratic administration. He argues gold bonds benefited financiers, drained public funds, and supports issuing full legal tender money to prevent annual plunder and dependence on a demonetized banking system.
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A. C. Fisk
Pan- American Bimetallic League
Fisk
Railroad boycott and labor dispute sparks national questions
The Southern Pacific refused to carry lumber for Trackee unless A R U men were discharged. The railroad also boycotted Phoenix flouring mills of Sacramento for supplying flour to strikers families. The piece questions if laws allow corporate dictates over a citizen's livelihood and cites the risk to free enterprise and calls for an absolute monarchy.
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Southern Pacific Company
Phoenix Flouring Mills
Sacramento
United States
Sworn testimony on blacklists and rail bosses power
The strike commission testimony shows corporations use blacklists as a common weapon. Railroad managers claim lordly prerogatives, depriving workers of livelihood without formal punishment. The new seigneurs lack Bastille but practice employment blacklisting to force resignations.
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Old France
Asia
B. Examiner
Silver Party Delegates Named Across Nevada Counties
Nye County delegates include Frank Bradley J B Sabron T J Bell Thos Warburton J D Page and George Ernst pledged to support T J Bell for governor. White Pine lists Sol Kilp D Me l Quitty H A Comins Brick Pom eroy Thos Robinson Eugene Howell Chas Green John Carlson. Eureka names Thomas Wren G A Corenko C H Cronant Felix Maginni W J Tonkin F M Heitmann John Meriales G A Bartlett H A McKim G Zanoli Herbert Davies Judge Fitzgerald. Esmeralda delegates include Robert Stewart George Woodruff J P Klein W J Douglass Ed Brown D Holland J A Shrieves B L McNaughton S R Wasson M Brookes H H Robinson. Churchill lists Lem Allen John Ferguson W E Davis J M Sanford and D M Wrightman.
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Nye County
Frank Bradley
J. B. Sabron
T. J. Bell
Thos. Warburton
J. D. Page
George Ernst
White Pine
Sol Kilp
Mel Quitty
H. A. Comins
Brick Pomeroy
Thos. Robinson
Eugene Howell
Chas, Green
John Carlson
Eureka
Thomas Wren
L. McNaughton
S. R. Wasson
M. Brookes
H. H. Robinson
Churchill
Lem Allen
John Ferguson
W. E. Davis
J. M. Sanford
D. M. Wrightman
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup Teething Cure Ad
A vintage ad touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup used by mothers for teething children for over fifty years. It promises immediate relief from crying and pain, claims to cure diarrhea regulate stomach wind colic and gum inflammation and to provide energy. Price is twenty five cents a bottle and is sold by druggists worldwide.
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Mrs. Winslow
Registration Notice for Precinct 17 Nevada
Notice announces general election registration hours from 10 p m to 7 p m on legal days until October 1st and from 7 a m to 6 p m on October 10th to 21st 1844. Naturalized citizens must present papers. Dated July 1st 1494 in Humboldt County Nevada by McDermit.
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