Local News and Items of a General Nature
Charles Rogers returns from western Nevada visits. A. E. Richardson and W. L. Pearce arrive from Kennedy. Vanderbilt in critical condition. Denio family home from Pueblo this afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Owens visit relatives. Prof. Orvis Ring elected principal of first ward school at Virginia City. Sisson arrives from Trout Creek to fetch supplies. Deegan departs for Chicago to spend summer with relatives. Humboldt colony petitions for pardon. none granted. Cowden family heads to Texas, returns in September. Cowden resumes mine supervision. Camelaria girl injures waist wrestling a horse. expects recovery. California Whittier reform school superintendent charged with lashings. Russia reference. Buffalo Bill show band injured in Ohio bridge incident. several killed. Ohio silver convention favors Republicans. S J Louis delegation likely Republican. County Clerk Dunn informed Reno court cannot be held July 20. postponed to July 7. Love Lock correspondent notes Judge Young’s wagon accident. crutches needed. Humboldt lodge installs officers. list of officers named. Water notice: shut off on Second and Third streets 9 AM to 3 PM. Brown & Piper advertise rubber hose lawn sprinklers paints oils.
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Coffin
California Whittier Reform School
Russia
Buffalo Bill
Pennsylvania
Massillon
Ohio
Dunn
Cheney
Reno
Lovelock
Mr. Young
Bryan's Rail Tour Draws Large Welcomes Across Midwest
William J. Bryan and family left Salem for Lincoln with crowds at every stop. In East St Louis thousands cheered as Bryan urged the masses to study the platform and support policies aiding producers. At St Louis a chorus of cries for a speech followed his greeting. Bland praised Bryan in Washington Mo as the next president, while Bryan said the nomination reflected circumstances, not merit.
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Bryan
St. Louis
William J. Bryan
Salem
Lincoln
Nebraska
East St. Louis
Prince Biowarck
St. Louis Union Depot
Richard P. Bland
Jeferson City
Washington
Bland
United States
Congress
Jefferson City
Governor Stone
Chicago
California and San Francisco loyalty to silver questioned
In Winnemucca Nevada July 17 1896 a letter warns California to reject the gold standard or lose mining region trade. Editorials urge unity for silver, defend industry, and threaten buyer boycotts against enemies of silver. Includes political remarks on Bryan Bland and conventions.
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California
San Francisco
America
A. Killermaans
Winnemucca
Nev
Eer
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Nevada
A. E. Richardson
W. L. Pearce
Kennedy
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Robert Denio
Pueblo
Mes. W. J. Owens
Yeaterday
Orvis Ring
First Ward
Virginia City
W. J. Sisson
Trout Creek
Oregon
Deegan
Humboldt
State Prison
Board of Pardons
J. W. Cowden
Texas
Mr. Cowden
Deegan & Denio
Peeblo
Camelaria
Ohio State
Toledo
J. A. Rogers
Humboldt Lodge
J. A. Thomas
N.G
W. M. Nelson
V.G
Archer
Thos, Shane
F. M. Fellows
J. J. Mill
Felix Poulin
J. Roveox
Gio
Brown & Piper's
The
Virginia Chronicle
Brunswick Lode
General C. C. Powning
Here
Russell
Quebec
Massachusetts
B. F. Dalton
St. Adeliade
Grand Pablos
Montreal
St. Adelaide
California Fig Syrup _ Company
Hall
F.J. Cheney & CO
F. J . Cheney
Honorabe
West & Troax
O Walding
Kitman & Marvin
Upspgancs
Zotto
Hulls
People’s Party and Silver
Omaha
Kansas City
Crane
Gen
Brows & Piven
Dresden
New York
BE. Beisaart & Co
Chamberlain
E. G. Gregory
Fredrickstown
W. A. Brown
East
Denver
Union Pacific
Union Pavifle
Prop
Flood
BE. Bermann & Co
Leavening Powe Royal
U.S. Gov't Report
Giroux
Winnemucca, New
Connaceen
Geo. Kyle
Sale Stable
CuaAs
Owens
Montana
Golconda Hot Springs
L. Dutertre
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