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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1896
Page
3
Rural Nevada notices describe Carson groups forming a building loan association and local charity at Orphans’ Home. Reports include women not appointed trustees in many states, local gardens, and various ads from Winnemucca businesses and travel times via Union Pacific.
The Bryan address electrified a thousand strong audience as he urged unity for the silver cause. He criticized the income tax and banks while praising Andrew Jackson and denouncing the cross of gold. The convention approved the platform despite opposition and adjourned after a lively session.
Last evening in Cuicano July 10 1896 over 20 000 inside 10000 outside crowded hall delegates fought for admission Bland led with West of Missouri and Overmeyer Kansas seconded Williams of Illinois and White of Iowa aided the motion for Bland California and Foote had no candidate Lewis of Georgia put up Bryan rendering the hall in a thunderous display of cheers and tears as the crowd roared for the Nebraskan's rising support.
Williams of Massachusetts seconded Bryan and Turpie nominated Matthews. Blackburn and Foote supported Bryan while Ohio's A W Patrick named McLean at noon. California delegates cheered Bryan as the convention adjourned at 12 26 P M to resume at 10 the next morning for balloting.
Careago July 10 1806 Senator Hill missed the morning convention as Perry Belmont schemes to retire the gold faction. Ballots move from Bland 237 Bryan 137 to Bland 291 Bryan 219 and 291 Bryan 219 with Nevada eventually backing McLean as the process narrows toward a nomination.
Bryan secured the nomination on the fifth ballot amid a strong ovation. He received 280 votes on the fourth ballot as the break began, headline notes the dramatic moment and calls for Hood's Sarsaparilla promotion.
Mrs. Rhodie Noah of Sidney nears recovery after a dose of Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy relieved her cramps and diarrhoea. A neighbor also improved after four doses. The note, signed by Mrs. Mary Sibley, credits the remedy's effectiveness and notes local sale at W. A. Brown. In ads, Golconda Creamery, Leonard & Bun promote daily two-pound rolls of butter, and Burnham's No-Tox Wild Cherry Phosphate is advertised by F. C. Robins & Co for nerves and sleep.
The ad promotes Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup claiming it calms teething pain and cures related ailments. It touts a long history, world-wide sale, and a 25 cent bottle price. It also notes other local shop offerings including belts bicycles shoes and garden tools.
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