Subscriptions Listed For Silver State and Paradise
The notice lists subscription terms for the Silver State at Dock Co Bridge and Fourth Streets, with rates of 25 cents per week and annual or six month mail delivery. It names B. Case as authorized to collect and remit subscriptions for the St.ven State Paradise and C. Prrt for the Silver State Lovelock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver State” Dock, Co. Bridge
Fourth Sts
B. Case
St.ven State Paradise
C. Prrt
Silvex
Lovelock
Weather Bureau Report Shows Mild 24 Hour Conditions
Weather Bureau report for Winnemucca area lists 24 hour period ending 6:09 am local time with a high of 73 and a low of 39 degrees. Temperature 56 degrees, NE wind at 20 mph, precipitation 0.00 inches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Department OF Agricultre
Silver Party State Ticket Listing Nevada Candidates
The ticket lists national and state posts with candidates including Congressman Francis G. Newlands of Washoe for the party in support, Governor John Fe Jones of Ormsby, Lieutenant Governor R. Sadler of Eureka, Associate Justice M. Bonnifield of Humboldt, and others such as Eugene Howe of White Pine for Secretary of State and Robert Beatty for Attorney General. Also named are A. Lagrave, W. Westerfield, A. Pratt, Joseph McCarthy, H. C. Cutting, and regents and district judges with their respective counties and terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Howe
White Pine
Robert Beatty
Eureka
Silver party drive pledges Nevada support and press
Special notice proclaims Sinvex State proprietor donates paper to the Silver party campaign. It offers two thousand free copies daily to county readers and presells October 17, 1804. It argues every vote for Doughty equals half a vote for Bartine and urges unity to advance silver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinvex State
Cause of the
Silver Party
A WORD TO DEMOCRATS
A sharply partisan appeal argues the Democratic party has drifted from its anti trust roots under Grover Cleveland and Eastern capitalists. It urges voters to abandon party lines, unite with the South and West, and support the Silver party to save the nation from perceived Eastern control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
America
Grover Cleveland
Wall Street
United States
Olney
Boston
Trust
Cleveland
South
Silver Party
Silver Champion Elements in Nevada Campaign Visit
Senator John P. Jones plans a Nevada tour on the 27th or 28th with General A J Warner to campaign for the Silver party. They will speak in Elko Reno Carson City and Virginia. Warner is a leading advocate for free coinage and Jones is a well known figure. Ayer's Sarsaparilla is recommended as a tonic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Jones
The
Silver Stars Today
Nevada
A. J. Warner
National Bimetallic League
Silver Party
Elko
Reno
Carson
Virginia
Warner
United States
Jones
Political ethics in Humboldt opposition to Silver party
The piece attacks James C. Doughty and B. F. Curler for seeking nominations from the Silver party in Carson City and then opposing it from Reno. It accuses them of shifting alliances to block the People's party, cites T. J. Bell and B. F. Curler, and notes hints of Republican and Southern Pacific manipulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James C. Doughty
Humboldt
Silver Party
Carson City
T. J. Bell
Nye County
B. F. Curler
Doughty
Curler
Supreme Court
People’s Party
M.r. Bonnifield
Supreme Justice
Mr. Doughty
Mr. Curler
Reno
Congress
Washoe
Churchill Counties
Carson
Republican Party
Southern Pacific Company
Reform Parties in Southern States and Silver Party Alignment
The piece argues Southern reform efforts in Alabama and South Carolina under Jeffersonian Democracy led by Kolb and Tillman resemble national Silver party aims. It contends the Silver party could aid old-party opponents by competing under the People's party name and notes national leaders prefer Silver over forming a separate People's party to avoid vote splitting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
People’s Party
South Carolina
Reform Party
Kolb
Jeffersonian Democracy
New Party
Reformers of
Tillman
Silver Party
Nevada
Rae
People's Party
Francis G Newlands Seeks Voters While Proclaimed Beneficiary
The piece portrays Francis G Newlands as pursuing money and public service, arguing his devotion to Nevada and its interests is evident. It claims remonetization of silver would substantially benefit Newlands and the state, viewing election support as aligned with both public good and his personal gain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Newlands
Congress
Nevada
Francis G. Newlands
Hall's Catarrh Remedy Ad Claim
An old promotional piece touts Hall’s Catarrh Cure and J Chapman Cheney Co claims a one hundred dollar reward for incurable cases. Mentions F Cheney years of honorable business and a Toledo wholesale operation with internal use of the preparation. Concludes with vanity note on Hair Wyigor as a dressing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
J. Cheney & CO
F. Cheney
Transac
Toledo
Ara
Aonallies
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Saxpays
Silver State Publishing Company
Weather Bureau Report
John FE. Jones
Ormsby
R. Sadler
M. &. Bonnifield
A. Lagrave
Umboldt
W. J. Westerfield
Surveyor General
A. ©. Pratt
Douglas
Joseph McCarthy
Storey
Supt. of Public Instruction
H. C. Cutting
Esmeralda
University Regent
E. F. Deal
H. 8. Starratt
Lander
C. EB. Mack
A. E. Cheney
Washoe Chird
A. L. Fitzgerald
Geo, F. Talbot
Bartine
Newlands
Wilson
Ayer
Political Ethics
Hood
Heod
Golconda
P. O
Winnemucca
Oet Lott
Homer Davis
Winnemucca, Nevada
Toombs
Evenant
Bridge Street
Amos R. Hardin
Quin River
Anour Party
Humboldt County
Senate of the People of
Xai
John A. Albertson
Winnemuces
Union
B. F. Lymp of
Lovetock
J. F. Abel
Hildace Oe
Samuel Buckner
Wimmemuces
Bimeelf
Humboldt Co
Peple
Andrew Westfall OM
P. Laverga, SR
Buby
Eich Boine Aartatonie
J. J. Hill
Recorder of Humboldt Co
Sai! County
S. R. Young
Oliver Party
L. F. Dunn
Vali
William Weighel
Paradise
A6 & Silver Party
Cogaion
W. D. Morey
District No. 1
Archer
Clerk of
Bub Ee
of Sat
J. W. Guthrie
Winnonneer Hii
Ao Yaya Ant
Imael
Paas
Humy
Exantey
D. J. Hadley
Humbodt
W. P. Denckla Aid
Silver Party Caggabonn
Imeett
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