Local News and Items of General Interest
Sisson and Lyng families arrived from Oregon and Pararlise. Charter returned from a wedding trip to Salt Lake City. Winfrey leaves for Reno vacation. River rose an inch. weekly rise near a foot. Truman family visits Sacramento. New band members asked to attend Armory hall. Senator Cannon honored in Pueblo with silver belt. Bland potential presidential nominee hinted. Teller also discussed. Dermody arrived in Reno for Catholic services. Brewsters summoned to Roseville for dying mother. Bristow dies in New York of peritonitis. Johannesburg raid leaders face charges in London. Tokyo reports 30,000+ deaths from tidal wave. no American fatalities. Prisoner Noble Shepherd escapes St. Louis jail through sewer and walls. Carpet cleaning method urged by American Agriculturist. Temple members of Hermon Temple No. 5 Rathbone Sisters invited to meet June 23 at 7:30 PM.
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E. E. Winfrey
Reno
D. 8. Truman
Benjamin J. Bristow
the Treasury
Grant
New York City
SIBLEY FOR PRESIDENT DISCUSSES SILVER TICKET OPTIONS
A New York dispatch from June 21 outlines possible 1896 ticket ideas for a silver party led by Sib ley of Pennsylvania with Stephen M. White of California as vice president and Henry M. Teller of Colorado as treasury secretary. The piece surveys reactions of senators and silver supporters, weighing Sibley against Teller and White, the risk of party splits, and potential regional gains in the West and South to deny McKinley. It notes past stances on silver by Boies Campbell Bland and the impact on electoral strategy. The piece concludes with implications for northern state organization and the critical role of unity among silver factions.
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New York
Sibley
Pennsylvania
Stephen M. White
California
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry M. Teller
Colorado
Teller
Charles O'Connor
Grant-Greeley
Congress
McKinley
Greeley
Trumbo
Stewart
Boies
Denver
Lona
Cleveland
Campbell
Democrats
Ohio
Bland
Missouri
Senator White
White
Maryland
Delaware
Chicago
Indiana
Michigan
Illinois
Platt
Warner Miller
New Jersey
Mark Hanna
United States
Senator Jones
Public School Honor Roll At Winnemucca June Report
Principal Winfrey presents Winnemucca school June honor rolls by department. Names span Senior to Primary with multiple students earning interclass honors, plus distinctions for highest standings by grade. Also lists non-absent and not tardy students and staff credits before a short advertising note for belts by F C Ross & Co.
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Winfrey
Winnemucca
NGH
Toodlea Bonnifield
Carrie Choate
Clara Choate
Katie Diehl
Edith Lewis
Opal Miller
Lillie Mayer
Clifford Robina
Clase
Katie McEnerney
Annie Roddy
Minnie 8. Wolfe
Cora M. Rutherford
Pearl Trousdale
Cora Rutherford
Clifford Robins
Sophia Rutherford
Toodles Bonnifield
Dave Staunton
Phil Nicholas
Christie Choate
Elmer Duncan
Albert Kreenkel
Laura Leonard
Vinnie Laveaga
Bertha Mayer
Joe McInerney
Lillie Rick
Arthur Benson
Glenn Trousdale
Frank Hoy
A. L. Epe
Alina Giroux
Virginia Waltenspiel
Ralph Case
Laura Robins
Josephine Staunton
Dora Giroux
Minnie McEnerney
Clara McEnerney
Rose Garpyenr
New York
F. C. Ross & Co
Catholic Services and Nevada Fireworks Advertisements
Catholic services by Father Dermody will be held in Winnemucca on Tuesday morning June 23 at 9 and 7:30 in the evening. Local merchants advertise fireworks, belted ladies’ attire, fresh produce, and No-Tox Wild Cherry Phosphate. Also promotions for travel times via Union Pacific, Hood’s Sarsaparilla, and Brown & Piper supplies.
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Father Dermody
Renews Catholic Church
Winnemucca
F. C. Robins & Co
Winnemacca
F. @ Robins & Co
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W. J. Sisson
Trout Creek
Oregon
Frank J. Cannon
Pueblo, Col
Yeaterday
Texas Democratic Convention
Jorse Bland
W.G. Brewster
Roseville Junction
Cal
Brewster
Noble Shephard
St. Louis
Thomas Morton
Lizzie Leahy
American Agricultudet
Rathbone Sisters
Ermion Temple No. 5
M. FE
C. Awsm
BE. LaVoy
Isaac Trombo
Trath
Trombo
Senator Stewart
Nevada
Hoffman House
Franklin
Pensylvania
Trambo
Washington
J. Rovner
Eva Case
Eva Rask
Hazel Bell
Genevieve Lyng
Mamie Staunton
Edna Giroux
Lacy Laveaga
Lucia Robins
Etta Webb
Floyd Benson
Charlestina Crorevea
Charlestina Crorecca
Laura Millver
Catholic Services
Bette
Leonard Retail and Commission Store
East
Omaha
Kansas City
Union Pacific
California Fig Syrip Company
China Town
Cash
Woerzee
Hood
Brown & Piper’s
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Cheney
Asad
All Druggises
Brown & Piper's
F.C. Rous & Ca
F.C. Robina & Co
Burnham