THE JEWETT BOOM IN NEVADA POLITICS
The Jewett boom rises in New York role as Democratic presidential candidate. Hugh J. Jewett, former Ohio man, Erie Railroad president, supports unrestricted Chinese immigration and opposes silver remonetization. Nevada voters doubt his coastal appeal. Thurman, author of the Railroad Funding bill and Chinese restriction advocate, is seen as stronger locally, with railroads likely to spend to defeat Jewett and back Thurman.
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Hugh J. Jewett
New York State
Jewett
Ohio
Hayes
Erie Railroad Company
Nevada
Thurman
Supreme Court of the United States
Affray in San Francisco sparks Protective Union proclamation
The Citizens Protective Union of San Francisco publishes a peaceful program to preserve public peace and restore confidence in life and property, inviting citizens to sign. The Bulletin backs the manifesto while the Post questions municipal strength, as Kearney claims workers are peaceful and the danger lies with Chinese employers and stock gamblers.
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Citizens Protective Union of
San Francisco
Call, Chronicle and Asia
Kearney
Democratic State Central Committee Meeting in Virginia City
The Democratic State Central Committee is summoned to meet in Virginia City on the 22d instant to choose or call a State Convention to select six delegates for the Democratic National Convention to be held in Cincinnati on June 22d. Sacramento results show a Republican Trustee, City Attorney, and Fire Commissioner elected, and a Democratic Chief of Police amid strong voter turnout of over 4,000. Parnell sails from New York for home today.
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Democratic State Central Committee
Virginia City
Cincinnati
Sacramento
Hill's Salinas Paper News and Election Echoes
W J Hill once editor of Silver City Idaho Avalanche now runs a Salinas California paper. He lost the Salinas mayoral race by 119 votes to H S Ball. AP coverage labeled Hill a Republican victor erroneously, reflecting partisan spin. Also noted: murder case in De Kalb Mississippi, juror shortages, Union Pacific 1879 earnings, and arrest of Postmaster Bigelow in Annapolis for $3000 robbery.
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W. J. Hill
Silver City
Idaho
Avalanche
Salinas
California
Mr. Hill
Old Hill
California Assembly
Ol Hill
H. 8. Ball
Citizens
Associated Press
Virgil
Houston Gully
John P. Gilman
de Kalb
Mississippi
Henry Virgil
Thurasay
Union Pacific Railroad
Bigelow
Annapolis
Penitentiary razor attack shocks Salem inmates
A brutal stabbing occurred in a Salem Penitentiary cell as convict John McComb slashed fellow prisoner Jerry Weston with a razor while they shaved. Weston screamed murder, guards intervened, and McComb is held after a suspected insanity period.
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Salem
Oregon
Jerry Weston
John McComb
Weston
McComb
Osbon
St. Louis
San Francisco
New York
Pacific Coast
Lord Beaconsfield
Duke of Marlborough
Ireland
Citizens’ Protective Union
Kearney
Notice of Agent Appointment by Frank Nakamc
Public notice appoints J Dryden as agent to transact business on behalf of Frank Nakamc during his absence from Winnemucca Nevada dated March 10 153. A formal instruction appears in a historical notice style with period language and abbreviated location.
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J. Dryden
Frank Nakamc
Fourth Judicial District
Newsda
Wid
Humboldt
Thomas Mullinn
Thames Mullinix
Mld
Paradise
Humboldt County
State of Nevada
T. T. Bradshaw
S.$. Guass
Winneuwera
Adu'r
Nev
Winnemucca
Thanbotdt
Nevada
Fine Business Attire On Sale At Local Event
An invitation lists exhibitors and items including fine business suits various garments and accessories. A reception and floor plan outline name committee members and roles with dancing to follow at 9 pm and supper served near the hall restaurant formerly run by Mrs Crook.
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Crook
To be Toumd In the market. Have Always On Hand A Regular
A compact notice notes a sobbing wagon phrase appearing in market chatter. It conveys a quirky local slogan or shorthand without clear context. No identifiable individuals or organizations are confirmed. The fragment suggests a trade or vendor motif rather than a formal notice.
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Mo McMiliam
A Palin
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Uns
Coleman
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McDonald
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Carlow
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Hares Boveting
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Craiger
Grady
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Ria
Weriet
Port McDerwit
Man City
Taylor
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Golewnda
Lay Broth
Todi Manse
Albert Lawrence
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Blede
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J. A. Melivide
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