Campaign Ticket and exhortations from 1894 Nevada election
A list of candidates for state offices led by Francis G. Newlands and others, followed by a partisan admonition against Bartine, Riley, and Doughty. The piece urges voting the Silver party line, opposing old parties, and promoting family welfare and opposition to constitutional amendments. It ends with a call to stand for principle over personal ties.
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Rootbuck
Good Fellowship
Humboldt county voters urged to back silver movement
A call to mobilize the 1215 registered voters in Humboldt county stresses turning out at the polls. It urges a strong silver vote to bolster Nevada’s independence from Eastern interests and favor the independent movement for more money and less misery.
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Humboldt County
Humboldt
Nevada
Wianemnece
Unites States
Subble Collapse in Washoe County Politics
The Curler Doughty and Bartine alliance within Washoe county has fractured. Populist leaders push to align the Silver party with the national People's party in 1896, accusing Curler of aiding Bartine with Republican money. Washoe County likely supports monetary reform with about 400 votes in favor.
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Curler
Doughty
Bartine
Washoe County
Silver Party
People’s Party
National Party
Washoe
Newlands Urged by Populist Letter on Nevada Race
Duxxvna urged Nevada reformers to unite behind George 8S. Nixon in Winnemucca in October 1904 to support Newlands for Congress. He warns the gold trusts favor Bar tine and threaten Senators Jones and Stewart, calling for Nevada Populists to rally for Newlands and Jones to preserve financial reform.
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Wasiixeron
D. C
George
Nixon
Winnemucca
Nevada
Reformers
Friends of Silver
National
Friends of Financial Reform
Gold Trust of the
East
Senator Jones
Mr. Newlands
Financial Reform Party of
Bartine
Gold Trust
Jones
Stewart
Newlands
Congress
N. A. Duxxvna
National Watchman
National Populist Committee
Maryland
Fresh Fish and Other Goods at European Restaurant
Fresh fish of various kinds including fine shell oysters received at the European restaurant on Tuesday and Thursday. Prices on the days mentioned. Also notes on dentistry by Dr. B C Ward at the Busch hotel for a few days. Hall's Hair Renewer advertised for gray heads. Pasture available for rent on Sloan ranch six miles above town. Blank legal forms for sale and Hood's Sarsaparilla advertised.
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Silver State Publishing Company
Francis G. Newlands
John ER. Jones
Ormsby
Br, Sadler
Eureka
Vorsneer Ace Supreme Court
M, Innifield
Trumbolt
Eugene Howell
White Pine
Ears Beatty
C. A. Lagrave
W. J. Westerfield
A.C. Pratt
Douglas
Sostrit Emt Ae Orey
H.C. Cutting
Esmeralda
Storey
H. & Starratt
Lander
E. Mack
A. E. Cheney
Washoe ‘Chird
A. L. Fitzgerald
F. Talbot
E Elko
Bartine, Riley
Betsy Jane
Hood
Otis Mererrr
Addison, Maine
B.C. Ward
Buseh
Hall
Ayer
NEW Today
Hunboldt
Treasuer
Windermucen
Regen
Ofterel
P. Lavbaga
Amos R. Hardin
Quin Hiver
Iiteelt
Legion of the People
Wald County
John A. Albertson
Winnemuces
Kimeel
Union ‘Township
People of
Said
B. BF. Lymp of
Lovelock
Winnewdidate
J. F. Abel
Samuel Buckner
Humboldt Co
Andrew Westfall
T. Laverga, SR
J. J. Hill
Silver
Recorder of Humboldt Co
S. R. Young
L. F. Dunn
William Weighel
Paradise
Said County
W. D. Morey
Archer
Clerk of
J. W. Guthrie
D. J. Hadley
W. P. Denckla
J. A. Cochran
Winnemacest
Mumbabit County
Anced
Peter Anker
Ac Eet
Frank Francis
Cone
Alves
Ent County
of Lovelock
Iala County
W. J. Bell
Wianemucca
Alex Wise
Chas. W. Muller
Shimeelf
Chris
Wolf
Union Township
Saint Precinct
Henry Busch
Eal’ County
Henry Warren
Alice
J. R. Jennings
Wittemucea
Asi Iver Party
Justice of the Peace
Joseph Rougon
Wintemucea
L. N. Carpenter
Sac County
Minor Way
By & Tumber
L. A. Buckner
Sal