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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1896
Page
2
Ogden Standard lauds William Jennings Bryan after a Denver welcome with 100000 spectators praising his abilities and noble nature. The piece notes his continued influence and calls for youth to emulate his virtuous life.
A campaign seeks business group opinions nationwide on a proposed constitutional change to extend the president’s term to six years and bar re election. It notes that two thirds of Congress and three fourths of states are required, allowing time for argument.
Newspaper men condemn their treatment as intruders at the Union club banquet. They note Hanna’s rising fame and disdain for the methods used to reach it, but say the censure will not change his political ascent.
A Springfield Republican writer notes the gold majority in the house fell from 175 to under 50 and the senate remains in silverite control. The congressional fight is described as a decisive victory for silver forces, with another landslide risking Republican representation in both chambers.
The Reno Gazette notes an estimate that about half a million men have been drawing wages since McKinley’s election. The piece suggests many were unaware that the election reduced the number of wage earners nationwide by this amount.
The state canvassing board met in Frankfort to tally returns. Kash leads with 218,171 votes to Smith’s 217,890. McKinley’s plurality stands at 281. Smith defeats Wedding and Howes as the lowest electors, and the electoral college will decide who votes. Hood’s Sarsaparilla advertised with cure claims as a tonic. A Chicago Lumber Co. employee praises Chamberlain’s Pain Balm. Local merchants advertise stoves and tinware. Union Pacific and Southern Pacific rail ads tout faster eastward service from Winnemucca with through sleepers and cars.
Legal blanks offered for sale including summons subpenas warrants of arrest writs of attachment committment on imprisonment and complaints for justices of the peace available at reasonable cash prices.
The Second Judicial District Court Humboldt County Nevada orders that creditors of the estate of Alex Wise appear on January 18, 1807 to show why an order should not authorize the administrator to sell sufficient real estate to pay debts and expenses. A copy of this order must be published four consecutive weeks in the Northern Nevada newspaper in Winnemucca.
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