Daily Except Sundays Mee Corner Bridge and Fourth Streets
Subscription rates appear in fragmentary OCR, listing daily except Sundays and indicating corner locations at Bridge and Fourth streets. no complete rate figures or period details are readable.
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Mee
Corner Bridge
Weather Bureau Report July 2 1900 at Wisxemveea Station
Weather data for the 24 hours ending 5:00 pm local time shows mean barometer 20.72 inches. Maximum temperature 7 degrees, minimum 4, mean 61, normal 9. Prevailing wind from the north. Precipitation for the 24 hours not stated. Hayden, Observer Weather Bureau.
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Department OF Auricoctore
Weather forecast for tonight and Wednesday
A brief forecast notes warmer conditions on Wednesday after a mild night. No significant precipitation expected and temperatures rise modestly across the period.
Campaign Issues and Political Rivalries in 1900 Nevada
The Reno Ledger reports the campaign’s key fault lines with the Republicans favoring a dollar driven government and imperialism while Democrats push for a people centered system and free silver. It notes David B. Hill meeting Bryan at Lincoln and hints at possible Kansas City platform support, plus Nevada’s Patsy L Plannigan as a controversial Republican boss figure amid state politics.
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Republican Party
Democratic Party
Republic
Reno Ledger
David B. Hill
New York
Bryan
Lincoln
Neb
Hill
Kansas City
Chicago
Silver Party State Convention in Reno Nevada 1900
Meeting of the Silver Party State Central Committee at Reno on April 12 1900 adopted a fusion policy with the Democratic committee agreeing to hold joint conventions at a common town and time and to leave the final fusion decision to the conventions. A conference report dated April 14 1900 directed county committees to call primaries and apportion delegates to the state convention, with vacancies filled and authority for unorganized counties to oversee delegate selection. M Scheeline, chairman, J W Roff, secretary.
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State Central Committee of the
Silver Party of Nevada
Reno
Nevada
Democratic State Central Committee
State Central Committee
Silver Party State Central Committee
Bey
Democratic Party
Silver Party
Silver and Democratic party conventions at Virginia City Nevada
State conventions of the Silver and Democratic parties to be held in Virginia City Nevada on September 6 1900 at 12 o'clock noon for nominating a state ticket including three presidential electors one congressman one supreme court judge two regents and appointing a state central committee representation set as one delegate per forty governor votes with Storey county one extra and Washoe county three totaling ninety four delegates with broader procedural business to follow Reinhold Sadler W E Sharon Benjamin Curler Benjamin Rosenthal J B Fitzgerald A Livingston proxy signatories.
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Silver Party
Storey County
Washoe County
The Several Silver Party Primary Election Call
The Several Silver Party County Central Committees will call a primary election of the people to elect delegates to the convention. The primary will be conducted under the representation basis and in compliance with state law.
Voter Pledge Adopted For Upcoming Primary
A test of loyalty to party nominees was unanimously adopted requiring all voters at the forthcoming primary to assent to supporting the nominees of the party. The mandate aims to entrench party unity among voters and officials. Potential challengers may face scrutiny under this pledge if they oppose party candidates.
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Windle
Lessees
Winnermoon
Winnemucen
Weather Bureau Report
Patsy L. Plannigan
Washoe Webster
Hanna
Patsy L
State Central Committee of
The
United States
M. Scheeline
J. W. Roff
Virginia City
A. D
Reinhold Sadler
W. E. Sharon
Benjamin Curler
Benjamin Rosenthal
J. B. Fitzgerald
A. Livingston
Congress
Supreme Court
Board OF Regents OF
the State University
Churchilll
Douglas Esmeralda
Elko
Eureka
Humboldt Lander
Lincoln a \Lyon
Nye
Ormsby
Storey Anes
Washoe
White Pine
seveteneeene _ i oath
Harry Wil Lodge
Ald
Armory Hall
Winnemucca
A. Lewis
F. L. Updike
W. J. Miller
C. A. Sage
J.C. Carver
J. Gernant
EB. A. Lewis
J. C. Carver
A. C. Webb
J. W. Smith
A. L. Howe
EB. L. Pease
J. T. Walker
W. A. Cumley
A. C. Carty
U. G. Brewster
L. Street
D. E. Doyle
Joe Hedrick
Palace Saloon
PR. Roberts
Sanches & Haya
Havana
Francesca Cigars
Old Hermitage
Cyrus Noble
Jesse Moore
Everbody
Deering
Studebaker
Bain
E. Reinhart & CO
National Bank IN
Nemucca New
Opticers and Directora
Lee
Sibbal
Vibe
Sil A. AE
Holgowda Hot Spriwes Hotel
Gutaie
Montana
Golconda Hotel CO
Billy
Dale Salo
W. J. Bell
Prop
M. B. Staunton