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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1894
Page
2
A notice outlines subscription options with one copy for one year by mail or six months by mail, and a weekly rate of 25 cents for delivery by carrier. The small contract emphasizes mail and carrier delivery terms.
The proxy goldbug Republican convention in Reno last week praised GOPism and urged supporting the two old parties for free coinage of silver. It backs tariff protection for borax and hints at using Central Pacific debt to secure railroad votes, possibly with C. C. Wallace’s involvement.
A Reno convention cast five Humboldt votes as from Hum boldt, alleged fraudulent and self appointed. Nevada Republicans claim no Humboldt party presence and note delegates linked to other counties seek legal action for libel, though morals and finances are questioned.
The author argues the federal judiciary is being urged to prosecute strikers for a conspiracy to stop the U S mails. He says the strikers did not delay mail in the state and offered to move the trains, but company officers refused. He claims a criminal act by those who blocked transportation and calls for severe penalties.
A defense of Debs by a Terre Haute acquaintance portrays him as sincere in labor causes and popular locally. The letter to Col Ingarsoll quotes supportive views amid controversy over Debs and the labor movement.
Exhortation to call and purchase flour mill goods and groceries at low prices before buying elsewhere to save money. Includes marketing for Ayer's Sarsaparilla claiming one bottle equals five of other blood purifiers.
Notice announces registration books for the November 6, 1894 general election for State, County and Township officers. Hours run daily 10 am to 6 pm, with extended periods on specific dates, and registration closes at 6 pm October 1. Naturalized citizens must present papers. registration agent listed for Precinct No. 5, Rye Patch, Nevada County, July 1, 18.
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