Local News Items and Various Society Notes
J R Harvey of Preadise in town and Ww. Mattoer arrives from Paradise. All Charts admitted to practice in the state’s circuit court. Hill and Dann return from Carson. The jovial club will host a weekly event Friday night. Lovelock schoolhouse bill eyed at 7500 dollars. Mutton up. beef price ranges. Reno youth form a club with piano and reading room. Winnemucca could benefit. Pitt praised by Lovelock correspondent for steady legislature work. San Francisco reports no decision on engineer strike. Arthee counsels against strike. Southern Pacific sticks to wage cuts. union split on strike.
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J. R. Harvey
Preadise
Mattoer
Paradise
Thie State
Trackee
Assemblyman
Pitt
Lovelock
John Sibbald
Reno
Winnemucca
San Francesco
Arthee
Southern Pacific
Nevada Assembly Impeachment Demand For Grover Cleveland
A Nevada assembly concurrent resolution denounces Grover Cleveland for remonetizing silver and undermining the bullion purchasing act. It accuses him of aiding gold trusts and calls for impeachment for high crimes and misdemeanors.
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Nevada
Grover Cleveland
Pitt
Wuerreas
United States
Congress
Ies Soca
Tillman Letter Outlines Populist Platform Risks
Ex-Governor Tillman argues for a white Populist reform movement in South Carolina to curb corporate power. He urges unity among farmers, warns against excess reform, promotes free coinage of silver, a favorable tariff for domestic industry, and Americanism over party labels. He compares current conditions to 1826 and 1868, urging decisive action by 1896.
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South Carolin
Tillman
Farmer's Tribone
Tremox
5. C
F.eek
Cleveland Democrats
Jefferson
Jackson
Lincoln
South
Tor
Sherman
Cleveland
South Carolina
Demovras
America
Washington
Atcome
Nevada Legislature Faces Busy Session Across Committees
The Nevada Senate and Assembly met with routine business and committee work. Key actions include approval of the journal, reports on engrossing and appropriations, railroad debt and public welfare bills, and debates over clerical pay and access to ballots.
Humboldt County Assembly Reports and Local Updates
The assembly discusses paying certain expenses and reporting on arts and expenses per dies, with passages on holiday celebration appropriations and related committees. Historic notes include water rights, artesian wells, and Winnemucca officials, plus ads for Syrup of Figs and Epicure coffee and tea.
Multiple Advertisements and Remedies From 19th Century Paper
A collage of ad snippets notes Hoots Garsaparilla for appetite and cure alls, Quaker Dried Sweet Corn at A Kleinhans, diamond and jewelry orders to H Frederic Reno, and W A Brown agent. It lists legal blanks, hand weaving services, hay for sale, and Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral for colds. It also touts Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup for teething and No-To-Bac tobacco cure with a sample testimonial from St. Louis Journal.
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St. Louis Journal of Agriculure
St. Loui
W. A. Brown
Sterling Remedy Co
New York
Chicago
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Merk Dann
Carson
Wadeworth Dispatch
National Pie Counter
Union of Reformers
National Guard of
France
Abe Lincoln
Orvate
Senate
Ila
Sadler
Mitchell
Gignons
Comins
Wilson
Richards
Summerfield
Boyle
Maute
Board of Visitors
State University
Allen
Hinman
Beek
Ways and Means
Journal
A. B
Newman
L. F. Dunn
Hardin-Francis
Churchill
Beck
Flannigan
McNaughton
McDonald
McNaughten
Noel
Assembly
Thellowance
L. F. Dann
Hamboklt County
Dunn
Royal AI
Cleen
Denton
A.J. R
A.R
Crisler
Conbole
Humboldt County
Virginia Chronicle
Winamucca Hose Company No. 1
Chris Wolf
Lester Piper
Chas
Neth
E.8. Archer
C. B. Brown
Head
A. Kleinhans
Epicure
Yeort
Ty Reinhart & Co
A. Kleinhans’ Store
H. Frederic Reno
Vnemucea
Jeu
Geo. J. Coax
Newarls
G.S. Nixos
Ayer
Mars
Winslow
Mrs. Winecow
Nrr
Commercial College
OUR College
Capital - City - Commercial - College
Kansas
Bai
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