Bryan Tours New York After 110 Speeches
Bryan finished a New York tour on Tuesday with 110 speeches across the state and ended in Cincinnati with three large gatherings. Also in brief, Carlist unrest grows in Spain as troops pursue rebels, Standard Milling Company files a 1.5 million dollar New Jersey incorporation, London’s abdication news shocks the State Department, Kentucky Court of Appeals affirms races in minor state offices, Corbin reports U S regulars total 98 1 thousand and volunteers 31 039, Botha seeks surrender as Paget’s flag is refused, George Gould named trustee for Countess Castellaine whose wealth and debts are noted.
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Bryan
New York
Empire State
Ohio
Cincinnati
Spain
Standard Milling Company
New Jersey
State Department
London
Lord Salisbury
Lord Lansdown
Kentucky Court of Appeals
Corbin
Regular Army
Volunteer Army
Pretoria
Botha
Paget
Steyn
Parla
George Gould
Countess Castellaine
Anna Gould
Count Castellaine
Four California couples wed in Reno ceremony
State notes report four California couples married at Reno day before yesterday. Other items include voting challenge in Reno precinct, resignation of Reno Congregational Church pastor Rev F Vernon Jones, and a Carson meeting addressed by Congressman Newlands and Judge Fitzgerald. It notes accidental deaths near Austin and Battle Mountain, a Nevada University football schedule, a murder case in Lander denied new trial, and local business ventures in sheep farming. Also mentions a cold remedy ad and a stray gray horse in Pleasant Valley. The next House is Democratic. Nevada’s congressional alignment is in play.
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Newlands
Fitzgerald
Carson
A. A. Flint
Austin
Nevada University
San Jose Normal School
Peter Guilery
Willian Dougherty
Lander
Supreme Court
Zadig Denies Gold-Bug Label in Nevada Race
In a letter dated October 30, 1900, Herman Zadig clasps the Campaign Notes allegation as false. He identifies as a Republican supporting McKinley, states he would vote for Newlands if in Nevada, and argues Newlands better serves mining interests and Nevada overall than his opponent.
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Stewart-Wallace-Farrington Gang
Herman Zadig
Nevada
Virginia Chronicle
San Francisco
Evening Chronicle
Newlands
Congress
McKinley
Comstock
Allied Cyanide Companies of America forms to collect mining patents
A new corporation named Allied Cyanide Companies of America has been formed to consolidate cyanide patent rights for extracting precious metals. Stock set at 550000 with royalties as main revenue, limited to patent enforcement costs. British directors lead with a Denver advisory board, affecting a few mineral regions nationwide.
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Amerlca
Laweuste
Denver
Colorado
Amelter Combine
Utah
California
Montana
New Mexico
Nevada
Idaho
Prominent Nevada Livery Men Endorse Trib Liniment
Virginia City livery leaders Biroth and Morgan promote Trib liniment for horses and other animals, with Mooney of Pioneer Stables testifying to its quick aid on sprains. Rev S A Donahue praises Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy after a severe cold. DeWitt’s Little Early Risers touted for liver cleansing by Brown Bros. Druggists.
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Comstock
Virginia City
Biroth & Morgan
Peterson & Samuels
Otable Men
Oakland
California
William J. Mooney
Pioneer
A. M. Cole
Messrs
WM. J. Mooney
Pioneer Stables
B Street
Nevada
Chamberlain
A. Donahue
M. E. Church
South Pt. Pleasant
W. Va
iChamberalin
Brown Bros
DeWitt
Mines and Mining News From Nevada and West
Reports from Silver City mills run at full capacity with shipments from Eu reka 115 tons and White Pine 52 tons. Rocco-Homestake mine in White Pine county listed on Salt Lake stock board. Washoe County shows great activity and a 26 foot ledge of 1075 ore cut by the Great View tunnel in Veavine. Butte’s Anaconda copper mine output declines from 175-200 tons to 150-175 daily. ore shipments remain large but ore grade falls. Oregon court ruling addresses water rights for placer lands later used as ranch. Farrington, GOP candidate for Congress, questioned over actions against strikers. James Reed severely bruised leg after accident, treated with Chamberlain's Rain Balm, which aided recovery. he is a prominent merchant of Clay Court House, W Va.
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Rocco-Homestake
White Pine County
Salt Lake Stock Board
Washoe County
Great View
Veavine
Anaconda
Butte
Montana
Oregon
James Reed
Chamberlain
Reed
Clay Court House
W. Va
Brown Bros
Humboldt County political pledge and medical ads collage
A composite of a Humboldt County political pledge by D. J. Biggins warning against non Nevada residents, followed by medical advertisements for Kodol Dyspepsia Cure One Minute Cough Cure DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve and a query about a local firm combination Stewart Wallace Farrington & Co, with dated signatures and promotional notes.
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DeWitt
Brown Bros
Humboldt
Stewart, Wallace, Farrington & CO
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State News Notes
Reno
Joe Stanley
C. C. Wallace
F. Vernon Jones
Congregational Church
Taft
Bailey Ranch
Battle Mountain
Frank W. Dixon
J. F. Stebbins
Jegesson Canyon
Jensen
Austin Reveille
EB. W. Grove
Junipers Country
Jules Sarret
Pleasant Valley
Nev
House OF Representatives
HOUSE
S. A. Donahue
Mines and Mining
Silver City
Eureka
White Pine
Farrington
United States
Humboldt County
D. J. Biggins
John P. Jones
W. H. Lewis Lawrenceville
Ball
Armory’ Hall
Winnemucca
Harsday
Henry B. Rule
Jonnection
G. W. Summerfield
United State Land Office
Carson City
F. A. Hyde
General Land Office
C. H. Gallup
Register
Peves Gay
Silvaiors
Paradise
J.H. Hoyt
Winnem
Weluuart
Goa
Tagral
Faene Fastnte
Ert L. Hood
Silver Blate
John T. Wheeler
Winnemucca, Nevada
E ._ D. GIROUX
Gorconpa, Nevada
Golconda Hot Springs Hotel
Frank X. Murphy
W. L. Samuels
Bridg and Fourte
T. C. Hanson
Weer
Eagle Drug Re
Alfred Chartz
Carson City, Nevada
W. 4. Holt
Charles M’‘Connell
TRE Lafayette
HOTEL
Marcel
Felix Poulin
Bridge Street
E. Kennedy
KenneDy
Mall
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