Subscription Terms and Rates for Silver State Publication
The notice lists subscription terms for the Silver State with pricing by mail and carrier, including one copy for one year and six months, plus a carrier delivery rate of 25 cents per week. It also outlines advertising rates per square inch for first and subsequent insertions and notes reductions for regular advertisers, with authorities authorized to collect subscriptions for the Silver State Lovelock edition.
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Paradise
Lovelock
Tertm
Olomt
E. S. Archer
A Record of Treachery in Silver and Gold Politics
A Silver Knight letter accuses the English gold party of blocking repeal of the Coinage Act of 1873 to demonetize silver. It cites political treachery, executive patronage, and wire services as how the public was misled after elections. It likens Judas to politicians who favor gold over constitutional money.
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Congress
Judas
Christ
Bank of England hangs two American pictures
John Sherman and Grover Cleveland are the only Americans with portraits in the Bank of England. Sherman is praised for demonetizing silver and Cleveland for selling mortgages for the public, a feat that made them wealthy while serving themselves, unlike their earlier poverty.
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John Sherman
Grover Cleve Cleveland
Bank of England
Sherman
Cleveland
Baron Rothschild Sees Greater U.S. Profit in Coming Years
The financier Baron Rothschild is quoted predicting more opportunities for wealth in the United States than elsewhere over the next five years. He argues the U.S. market offers superior growth prospects to any other region.
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Baron Rothschild
United States of America
Colorado Gold Producing Six Cents Per Ounce
The Road notes Colorado ore is yielding gold at six cents per ounce with at least $600,000 per month being brought to daylight. The column mocks idle chatter and calls for readers to speak up on the matter.
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Colorado
San Francisco Competes for Republican Convention Bid
A New York dispatch reports a deal among McKinley allies to push the Republican national convention to San Francisco, with Col. Manley and General Clarkson backing the Pacific coast city and Carter signaling optimism. Pittsburg remains a rival. Hood's Sarsaparilla advertised as a spring blood purifier. Local ads promote mackerel, suits from E Reinhart Co, and Brown & Piper stoves.
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McKinley
Allison
Reed
California
Joseph AH. Manley
San Francisco
James
Clarkson
Pacific Coast
Carter
Pittsburg
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