McKinley and Silver in 1896 Campaign Clash
The piece reports California Republicans loudly backing free silver at 16 to 1 and McKinley, while Vermont backs gold and McKinley. It questions McKinley’s stance on bimetallism, noting his past opposition to free coinage and suggesting Eastern leaders would demand resistance to 16 to 1 if he is the nominee.
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California
McKinley
Golden State of the Union
Vermont
H. F. Bartine
Duty of the Local Paper Reflects Community Support
The essay argues that readers rely on the local paper for church notices obituaries society events and political calls yet many citizens refuse to support the paper or provide work in return. It laments the tax of free notices and urges readers to contribute financially or with jobs.
Gruesome will clauses and odd notices surface in era records
A Paris medical journal notes a Parisian will requesting his body be delivered to the Paris gas company to be used in a retort for public enlightenment after death. Other items include a Hatfield manor burial in a garden with a ton stone coffin and animals interred at grave sites, alongside assorted advertisements for clothing, remedies, and farm goods.
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Paris
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Winnemtiocca
Geo
D. Bourenen
U. S. Department OF Seca
Wearin
Joseph C. Sibley
Pennsylvania
M’kinley
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Hood
E Reinhart & Co's
E, Remnant & Co
E, Reinhart & Co
Kings of
Easttern
E. Retuanrr & Co
The
California Fig Syrup Company
Winnemucca
Humboldt River
Staurrer & SweeTsea
Nevada
Oregon
Iarilla
I. Hood & Co
Lowell
Mass
Silver State Mills
Paradise Valley, Nev
Parapise
Nevapa
Palace
F. M. Fellows
John Reese
John Rees
Lovelock
Eugene Cozzens
Reinhart
Vada
Hopman
First National Bank
Winnenugca Nevada
F. M. Lee
J. Sibbald
Geo. S. Nixon
Cashuex
D. V. McBride
Cashie
Segent
Mutual Life Insurance Company
New York
M. B. Staunton
Rockies
Humboldt Soda Inl Bottling Works
Depot House
G. A
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