Daggett and the Corruptions in Nevada Politics
Nevada papers claim railroad and corporate opposition to R M Daggett's reelection is unfounded. Votes show Daggett repeatedly outpacing his ticket in Elko and Battle Mountain while Central Pacific workers debated but the company did not actively press for or against him. Railroad employees often assumed corporate support, influencing their political views.
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Nevada
Railroad
R. M. Daggett
Congress
Salt Lake Tribune
C. C. Goodwin
Virginia Enterprise
Cassidy
Daggett
Gulf State
Carlin
Wadsworth
Elko County
Battle Mountain
Nevada Central Railway
Garfield
Cental Pacific Railroad’Company
Thanksgiving Proclamation and Army Command Rumors
The governor issues a Thanksgiving day proclamation urgingNevada residents to pause business and attend worship. Rumors circulate that General Sherman may retire and Sheridan would succeed with Hancock following. the Army leadership structure hinges on congressional action. Newspapers debate political loyalties and the preacher at Talmanville Ga delivers a fiery sermon about eternal damnation. A New Orleans divorce case argues that Bandand had a legal right to initiate divorce proceedings.
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W. T. Sherman
Sheridan
Hancock
Army
Sherman
Hancock Sheridan
Congress
Homisky
New Orleans
Bandand
Man Questions Husbands Authority Over Household
A husband questions his authority in the home after a wife places a spring clothespin on her nose as a mild method of compelling obedience. He argues this raises broader concerns about a husband being the head of the household in modern times.
Political and railroad union talks in New York
Irving Hall executives discuss census versus votes to explain Democratic defeat and secession impact. A Union Pacific Central Pacific meeting proposed stock scrip to unite both lines. no action, next meeting planned. New York Star notes General Hancock disavows involvement in contest over New York votes and backs Garfield’s inauguration.
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Irving Hall
Tilden Wing
The
Democracy
Garfield
Irving
Tammany Hall
Union
Central Pacific
New York
Central Pacific Company
Union Pacific Company
New York Star
Tammany
Hancock
Thanksgiving Proclamation by Nevada Governor
Governor John H W. Kinkead proclaims Thursday November 25 as a day of Thanksgiving and Praise. He urges statewide worship and reflection, noting dependence on a Supreme Architect and Ruler for prosperity and happiness. Secretary James Bancock confirms the notice.
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Nevada
United States
John H W. Kinkead
Nevadw
State of
Carson City
James Bancock
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New York Sun
John Kelly
Tammany Organs
Tilden
Berdan Hayes
Talmanville
Gospe Teuth
Telegraphic Lems
Gom. Miller
Muriboldt
Nevark
A. Davinsix
Winnenices
la Pon
Damiana
Amely
Levy &O
Winnemucca
Telegraph Saloon
Bridge Street
Winnemucc
James Thacker
Dresi Ness
Amit Sha Paltionens Rally
Stevens Drug Store
Wilnemnncca
Guthrie, Guthrie & Bell
Os Bell Proprietors
Uterie & Pie Winnenmuren
Winsrupcca
Frank M. Paullows
Ake Milwaukee Beer
Tcall and
Sampder
Frank M. Fellows
Winnemucca Lodge
No. 19
Staunton's
Alex. Wise
W. M
E. Santse
Humboldt Lodge
Staunton
Fserd
Ped
N. G. J. E. Sante
J. EB. Sabine
Mati
Seyada
Bannister & Wetserly
Winnemcca
W. PF. Stevens
Eridor Strent
Winnemucca, New
W. F. Stevens
C. A. Desaussure
Winnemucca, Nevada
Medici Fraternity
M. Hofman
M. Hopman
Delaanoo
E. Reinbart & Co
Pedeseeses Ees
Winnasiwenn
Reinhart
Wennemucca,, New
Winnemucca, Nev
Jonn I. Kinkead
Crystal Salt Works
Desert Crystal Salt
Fogus
Iteno
Winnenitioes
Winnemeen
Itnney
Tattle Mountain
White Plain
Lowe
Walter S*h
White Paina
New
Rickard
11S
Paradise Mines
Henry Busch
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