Local Reno News Notes Bryan Nomination and Civic Happenings
Thomas Nelson of Stone House was in town Saturday. A non partisan Bryan club has been organized at Reno. James F. Dennis, the Reno attorney, arrived from Reno. The examination of applicants for teachers certificates was held in the courtroom this morning. Strong efforts are being made in Virginia City to stay diphtheria. Hotels at Lake Tahoe are crowded with guests. The charge of criminal libel against Editor Kelly of the Reno Journal and H. I. Beek was ignored by the Washoe grand jury. The National Silver and Populist leaders in Chicago endorse Bryan for St Louis. PF. M. Fellows announces a general jobbing business at Palace saloon. Southern Pacific shops at San Francisco and Sacramento will close Saturdays. Ranchers on Truckee meadows report scarce hay hands. price has risen to 1 56 and 2 dollars. Mrs. Cratcher arrived from Reno for her daughter’s illness. Bryan nomination causes Comstock excitement with a giant powder salute in Gold Hill. Congressman Newlands secured pensions for James Shepley, Samuel Burke, Thomas Donnelly, and Samuel Batehelder. Deegan and Denio closed their Pueblo mill due to water scarcity. Stanley and James may purchase a promising mine after favorable examination.
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Carson
Bryan
T. G. Akers
Willow Point
Kelly
Reno Journal
HH. 1
Beek
Reno
O. A. Noreroas
Washoe County
Washoe Grand Jury
National Silver Party
Chicago
St. Louis
PF. M. Fellows
Palace
Silver party principle ends Nevada Silver State pledge
In 1892 a Winne maces public meeting pledged to back only free coinage candidates. The writer later said the Silver party of Nevada should affiliate with the Democratic party after Chicago nominated a strong free silver advocate. He supports Bryan Sewall and the Democratic ticket and calls himself a Democrat of the new school. Also reports a drowning of editor Smith’s 10 year old son Andy Smith at Genoa and a note on Syrup of Figs as a remedy.
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Winnemaces
Chicago
Democratic Party
Silver Party of
Nevada
Friends of Silver
Jefferson
Jackson
Cleveland
Bryan and Sewall
Nixon
Andy Smith
Smith
Genoa Courier
Carson River
A Typical American Bryan Freundship Tells of Character
Attorney Frank Gregg praises William Jennings Bryan as a typical American through private life and public service. He recalls Bryan’s Lincoln days, popularity, law career, and devotion to study and family, asserting Bryan’s suitability for the presidency. The piece also notes weather forecasts and Knights of Pythias lodge notice with meeting details.
Water outage notice and local ads in Winnemucca paper
Notice to water consumers announces an outage on Second and Third streets until further notice. The page also promotes various local businesses selling fruits, vegetables, belts, shoes, silks, and household goods, plus medicines and travel times via Union Pacific.
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J. Roveer
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Stone House
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Truckee, Cal
Busch
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Virginia City
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Fillmore
Southern Pacffc Company
San Francisco
Sacramento
Reno Tribune
Truckee Meadows
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L. B. Derby
Comstock
Gold Hill
Newlands
James Shepley
Wadsworth
Samuel C. Burke
Thomas Donnelly
Samuel Batehelder
Eureka
J. H. Deegan
Pueblo District
Robert Denio
Messrs
Stanley
James
The
California Fig Syrup Company
Frank Gregg
Ernest & Cranmer
Denver
Lincoln
Mr. Gregg
Lyman Trumbull
Talbot
Trumbull
Henry Clay
Billy
Nebraska
Congress
Foster
Pacific Coast
Rockies
Great Central Valleys
Ivanhoe Lodge No. 18
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U.S
Royal Ponder
Cash Novelty Store
Ap2iti
Worfrey
Winnemucca
Robins & Co
Napa Soda
E. Retnarr & Co
BE. Retnaarr & Co
Dresden
New York
Tf. E. Retsaarr & Co
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
F. J
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O Walding
Kiiian & Marvin
F. C. Ronis & Co
F. C. Robins & Co
Brown & Piper's
F.C. Ross & Co
Omaha
Kansas City
Union Pacific
Andree
Winslow
F.C. Roasts & Co
Wicey
Sale Stable
CuHas. Owens, Prop
Golconda Hot Springs
L. Dutertre
Lafayette
HOPE
Nev
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