Nevada News and Items of General Interest
Deputy internal revenue official arrives from the west. Carson residents bid to canoe the mountaine this summer. Silver party primaries at Lovelock deliver delegates to the state convention. A Chinese beggar and an artificial limb story highlight local notes. Foster’s forecast predicts storm waves and rain across the continent. Moody health advice ends with a pitch for Mood’s Sarsaparilla.
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A. C. May
Internal Revenue
Carson
Leaminer
Winnemucca
August Bolle
Walter Morey
Silver Party
Paradise
Lovelock
Joseph Maren
W. C. Pitt
A. P. Scott
Elke
Carson News
Ife
Walnworth Dispatch
Piute
Joe Overaila
Joe
Van Duzer Predicts Nevada Prosperity From Free Coinage
Nevada land agent D. D. Van Duzer spoke in Winnemucca praising free coinage and opposing the gold standard. He argued Nevada’s wealth and growth depend on silver, urged support for Bryan, and lauded Senator Newlands while predicting a Democratic victory. The address drew loud applause and lasting attention to Nevada’s political future.
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Armory Hall
D. van Duzer
Nevada
Washington
East
Buckner
van Duzer
Winnemucca
William McKinley
Republican Party
Allen Bragg
Mary
Lamb
Golden Pacific
Brazil
England
Belgium
Germany
Europe
Hesperides
Democratic Party
T Ye Land
Silver Party
Bryan
van Dover
Kentucky
Silver
Ohio
Indians
Illinois
Far East
Newlands
Congress
Tragic Hunting Accident Claims Two Brothers
Sunday morning Bert and Baldie Burge, sons of Mrs. Robert Burge of Paradise Valley, were on a hunting trip when Eddie Burge accidentally discharged a shotgun at a mowing machine wheel. He was wounded near the ear and temple. despite Dr. Rice and family care, he died. The elder brother and an Italian observer aided his return home before he passed away.
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Bert
Baldie Burge
Robert Burge
Paradise Valley
Martin Creek
Fred Sperry
Eddie
Paradise
The Ghosts Anniversary In Carson Crowder China
Crowder Carsonites attended a Chinatown event described as a Ghosts Anniversary with rituals including candles, paper amulets, and offerings to an unseen entity. The article notes Chinese customs and a ritualistic street scene amid other dispatches on Knights of Pythias events in Cleveland.
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China
Crowder
Satan
Carson Weekly
Watson and Sewall and Bryan's cabinet offer noted
The Atlanta Journal reports Tillman’s visit to Watson aimed at inducing retirement from the vice presidential race in exchange for a cabinet post. Watson rejects any such exchange. Sewall is said to face a similar offer. Bryan travels homeward with optimism, awaiting key meetings and solid New York support while drafting his acceptance letter ahead of McKinley’s.
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Atlanta, Ga
Tillman
Thomas E. Watson
Thomson
Watson
Bryan
Sewall
Cutright
Red Mook
New York
Lincoln
Senator Hill
Hinkley
Madison Square Garden
McKinley
Remedy Advice for Constipation by Syrup of Figs
The text promotes using Syrup of Figs as a gentle remedy for constipation. It notes the product is manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Company and emphasizes prompt rendering of nature’s needs with simple remedies.
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California Fig Syrup Company
Call for Funds FromNevada Silver Party Citizens
A recruitment appeal urges Nevada voters to donate to the Silver Party’s national campaign fund to cover expenses for speakers and literature. It argues no Mark Hanna figure and calls on Silver and Democratic papers to publish the notice, with contributions sent to W. P. St. John, national treasurer, Hotel Bartholdi New York.
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Wad Neney
Ational Committee
Silver Party
Mark Hanna
Hanna
Nevada
Silver State
National Silver Party
Amo
W. P. St. John
United States
Earth
Wm. P
St. John
Bartholdi
New York City
Hermion Temple No.5 Rathbone Sisters Gather Meeting
Rathbone Sisters of Hermion Temple No.5 are urged to meet at their hall this Tuesday evening August 25 at 7 30 o'clock. Attendance requested. By order of M. RB. C. Axsie E LaVoy M of R and C.
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Silver Party Campaign Fund
A. L. Anderson
H. W. Fuss
Nixon
G. W. Rutherford
Rathbone Sisters
Hermion Temple No.5
M. RB. C
Axsie E. LaVoy
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Rockies
Great Central
Great Central Valleys
Canada
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Mill City
PB. Woolvock
U.S. Gov't
K. of P. Supreme Lodge
Cleveland
Supreme Lodge
Knights of Pythiae
Wilson M. Day
Perry Payne
McKisson
Carnah
Watson and Sewall
Lincol
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
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Cheney
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