Bryan and Palmer races stir Nevada quartz mill talk
The passage paints a heated political climate around Bryan and Palmer with references to free silver, Nevada miners, and public reception. It notes large crowds, mixed reactions, and newspaper editorial debates as supporters pivot toward Bryan, implying a pivotal sixty thousand crowd at Indianapolis and broad Republican curiosity shaping opinions.
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Bryan
Indianapolis
San Francisco
Bryanism and the Silver Question in American Politics
A critique of international conference actions and party lines on silver coinage. It argues that Republican adherence to England's gold standard and the failed four conferences show the need for a distinctly American policy. It lauds Bryan as the American standard bearer and condemns the GOP for serving Anglo interests and venal ties.
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International Action
Silver Party
Nevada
America
Farmers of America
Wm. J. Bryan
Washington
Jefferson
Jackson
Lincoln
England
Republican Party
Republian
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Restored Energy and Blood
Fleeting health claims urge Hood's Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier for tiredness and general weakness. Advertised pills promise liver and bowel relief, while a separate notice offers a Winnemucca hotel for sale by Thomas Stone, with favorable terms to qualified buyers.
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Winnemucca
Thomas Stone
Busch Hotel
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