Local News Roundup Sees Movements and Marriages
Frank Boskowitz and R Sage visit Winnemucca while Rev Brown heads for Paradise. The Humboldt river rises four feet. DeLamar strike ends as Mineral Union gains. Arlington Charter weds Ida Minor in a quiet ceremony. many Masons travel for grand lodge events. Rathbone Sisters urged to meet at 7 30 pm.
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BE. D. Kelley
Reno Journal
Masonic Grand Lodge
A. L. Fingerald
Eureka
DeLamar
Idaho
Arlington R. Charter
Ida B. Minor
Justice Rougan
Winnemucca
Charter
Southern Pacific Company
A. R. Charter
Salt Lake
Sruver
Oregon Ballot Thefts Highlight Quinn Controversy In Oregon
Oregon dispatch says county clerks alter congressional totals to defeat Populist candidate Michael Quinn. In Yamhill Clatsop and Lane counties small vote shifts suppress Quinn while party rivals battle for Senate and govern control. Unofficial ILP totals show Dolph Republicans and Mitchell Republicans dominate, with Populists pivotal in a potential deadlock.
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Oregon
Quinn
Portland
Vanderburg
Dolph
Mitchell
United States
Michael Quinn
Congress
Dolph Goldbug
Ellis
Mitchell- Ellis Silver
Pennoyer
Oregonian
Crook
Gilliam
Grant
Harney
Malbear
Multnomah
Wasco
Northup
Golibug
Bennett
Dem
Bett
Teller Democrats Hail Teller for 1896 Nomination
A Washington dispatch says silver men of all parties unite to back Henry M. Teller of Colorado for president. Democrats may gain Teller through a St Louis convention pledge as a reformist with silver loyalty. Populists and silver supporters press his nomination while Republicans face a potential bolt. Teller remains calm ready to sacrifice for the silver cause and to retire after victory.
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Chicago
Washington
Henry M. Teller
Colorado
St. Louis
Republican Party
Teller Democrats
Teller
Puget Sound
Gulf of Mexico
UTM
Senate
General Warner
Mott
National Executive Silver Committee
Silver
Senator Butler
North Carolina
United States
Heney's Mortgaged Property Blocked in San Francisco
United States Circuit Judge Hawley issued an injunction stopping Attorneys Coffin and Woodburn from securing mortgages for 9000 tied to James Heney a Carson mint robber. The government says the mortgages were fraudulently executed to dodge the imposed fine. The marshal reports Heney has no unencumbered property to satisfy the government claim and a suit to annul the mortgages is filed. The mortgaged property is in the Mission district of San Francisco.
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San Francisco
Unite States
Hawley
Coffin and Woodburn
James Heney
Carson
Heney
Mission of
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Supreme Court of Utah
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Asnie E. LaVoy
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Leonard & Son
F. C. Robins & Co
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White House
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Trenmor Coffin
Burlingame
Matthew Kyle
Virginia
Geo. C. Bryson Jr
J. L. McCormack
Enoch Strother
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C. J. Ralison
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Jules Simon
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Spain
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Frank Mayo
Grand Island
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Pudd'nhead Wilson
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Humboldt County
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F.C. Rostus
Cash Novelty
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Woolcock's
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Powe Reval
U.S. Gov't Report
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