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Frank Borkowitz is in town and the weather grows warm. Miss Opal Miller and Miss Ethel Hill arrived from Lovelock, with Hill visiting before returning home. A coach and four with trunks for a San Francisco drummer left George Summerfield's stable for Paradise. Bryan fashion items are popular. Rein hart & Co. sells the headgear. The flag flies for Francis G. Newlands after an Armory Hall speech. A burglary attempt at a store failed as a man escaped. M. Gr. Conway died of bowel illness on train No. 4 between Golconda and Winnemucca. his body heads to San Francisco. A man on the train died. coroner dispatch arranged burial. A shirt bearing McKinley and Hobart promotes Sound Money and Protection. Nevada political notes include National Silver party committee appointments with Keeney, Nixon, Flower, Harvey, and Hillyer named. I. N. Stevens named vice chairman, W. P. St. John treasurer, R. B. Diffenderfer secretary.
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George Summerfield
Paradise
San Francisco
Bryan
Reinhart & Co
Francis G. Newlands
Armory Hall
M. Gr. Conway
Golconda
Winnemucca
M. G. Conway Jr
Conway
Haneau
Derbyshire
Cochran
Charles D. Lane
California
National Silver Party
Messrs
G. P. Keeney
New York City
G.S. Nixon
Nevada
B. O. Flower
Boston
W. H
Harvey
Chicago
J. Hillyer
Washington
I. N. Stevens
Denver
W. P. St. John
New York
R. B. Diffenderfer
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Armory Ball
M. B. Staunton
J. Bonnifield Jr
L. A. Buckner
D. Giroux
P. O'Donnell
J. F. Abel
E. 8. Archer, Mr. Staunton
Newlands
Thas
Democratic Party
Sither
William J. Bryan
Sewall
McKinley
Watson
Friends of
Silver
Congress
Newlands Addresses Winnemucca Silver Rally
Congressman Newlands spoke at the Armory to a packed Winnemucca audience praising the silver cause. He described the Silver party’s role with Bryan and Sewall, urged unity among Silver Democratic and Populist voters, and endorsed his own bid for re election to Congress.
What Watson Wants on Electors Fusion in Politics
The Atlanta Constitution seeks Hon. Thomas E. Watson’s view on fair division of electors. Watson replies that division depends on Sewall’s retirement and Populists’ stance, warning a straight fight if Sewall remains. The paper presses for a clear policy on how to apportion electors between Populists and Democrats. Watermelons and local ads follow.
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Atlanta Constitution
Thomas E. Watson
People’s Party
Augusta
Watson
Sewall
St. Louis
Bryan
Tuomas E. Watson
Telegraphic notes on national politics and mining news
Secretary Morton pursues gold Democratic nomination. Connecticut shows limited gold ticket support. Hammond Indiana beef plant workers warned to vote for McKinley. Rumors of Hoke Smith resignation amid Bryan support. Bryan plans speeches en route to New York. Neutrality laws in Cuba enforced from July 27. Fusion in North Dakota benefits Populists. Democrats gain other offices. Chicago corruption probe urged. Lesow-like investigation proposed. Mining notes cover gold finds, mining sales, and industry figures. Fruit and mining advertisements intersperse this wired roundup.
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Republican Central Committee
Colorado
McKinley
Hobart
J. Bryan
Madison Square Garden
New York
Bryan
Supreme Court
Wilson-Wilborg
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Sherif Hadley
Een
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The
California Fig Syrup Company
U.S. Gov't Report
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Ind
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Interior
Georgia
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Lesow Commission
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Gold Standard
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Leadville
Gibbonsville
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Idaho
Frazer River
B.C
Arizona
Wyoming Line
Tie Siding
Union Pacific
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
F. J Cheney
Truax Wholesale Druggists
Tuax
Innan & Marvin
East
Omaha
St. Paul
Ogden
H. Kitto
Southern Pacific Co
D. E. Burley
Union Pacific Co
Salt Lake
Brown & Piper's
F.C. Robins & Co
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