Gora Bridge and Silver State Block Details
Bureau report from Innemucca Station notes activity at the Silver State block and Gora Bridge on Fourth Streets with references dated December 1 and December 2, 1896. Coverage highlights local infrastructure notes and street naming in a concise municipal record.
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Hoe
Silver State’ Block
Gora Bridge
Fourth Sts
Newlands Arrives to Advocate Silver and Tariff Policy
Congressman Newlands passes through en route to Washington to attend Congress. He pledges to work for Nevada by promoting a tariff approach aligned with the McKinley bill, while urging the silver cause and preparing for a 1900 victory. The Silver Stark supports him, arguing a tariff could bring prosperity and marginalize tariff as a national issue.
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Congressman Newlands
Washington
Congress
Newlands
Nevada
United States
Republican Party
Siver Stark
McKinley Victory Then Narrow Bryan Lead Revealed
Eastern press reels from McKinley landslide, then notes Bryan’s heavier total than Cleveland and the narrow escape from defeat. It points to Bryan’s larger vote across New York, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts and Illinois and says a 25,000 shift could have altered the result in a 14,000,000 total poll.
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McKinley
Bryan
Mr. Cleveland
Mr. McKinley
New York
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Illinois
Post Election Calm Sought As Nation Focuses On Work
Editorial notes the election has ended and urges restraint and discipline. Calls for the country to move from triumphalism to practical governance and to quiet celebratory shouting. Reflects a measured tone about political transition.
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Richards
Winnemucca
Novists
National monetary conference in session at Indianapolis
A reform themed item notes a national monetary conference of goldbugs in Indianapolis. It mentions plans likely to shape policy favoring McKinley supporters and to fleece the public over the next four years.
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Indianapolis
United States
McKinley
Winslow's Soothing Syrup Promoted for Teething Pain
An old advertisement extols Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup used by mothers for teething babies. It claims immediate relief from crying, cures diarrhea, regulates the stomach, eases wind colic, softens gums, and grants energy. Sold by druggists at twenty five cents a bottle worldwide.
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THE
Silver State Publishing Company
Bureau
Innemucca Station
Ada Or Gora Stetion
Sc. M
Xioum
Frank R. Branan
Salt Lake Tribune
Hood
Leonard & Son
Upper
Tomas Stone
Busch Hotel
Leonard & Son's
Germany
Jacobsen
Chicago Lumber Co
Maines
Iowa
Old Country
W. A. Brown
East
Union Pacific
Chicago
St. Louis
Omaha
St. Paul
Denver
Ogden
H. Kitto
Southern Pacific Co
D. E. Burley
Union Pacific Co
Salt Lake
Iy2sti
Little
Star
J. & F. Martell
California
Cordelia Wine Co
Magnolia
Paul Laverba SR
Diehl's
Chris, Diehl
Fire Insurance
Alliance Assurance Co
Imperial Insurance Co
Lion Insurance Co
National Insurance Co
North British and Mercantil Nome Insurance Co
Phenix Insurance
Silver State Mills
Paradise Valley, Nev
Parapise
Nevapa
Manilla
Paraffine Paint CO
Battery Street
San Francisco
Cal
R. F. Hoy
E. Reinhart & CO
Gener
TIMES
M. Hofman
MW. B. Staunton
Rockist
Humboldt Soda and Bottling Works
Depot House
Rrenkel
Waukesha M