Registry list details and corrected voter names
A lengthy list of voters in Rye Patch and Humbolt Nevada Precincts appears with notes that names erroneously entered should be corrected. The registry agent invites objections to voters rights by the fourth day before the November election, naming several listed individuals and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mill City
Humboldt
Nevada
Fallias
Frank Baldias
Mignil Clark
J Frank Cook
Frank & Clark
Chas F Causey
Athens Gilbert
Norman Gill
Nicholas Glidden
Frank W Humphreys
HJ Harvey
CM Lear
Milton McCormick
Jus O'Neil
C D Poole
John Pooley
William Reynolds
Frank Sager
A A Thomas
Richard West
David L Wright
Charles
Hompanrys
Rye Patch
Rye Pateh
Andrewartha
J Ashe
James Borland
Alex Duncan
GR Dorman
F French
Alfred — French
TW Howell
FM Kaufman
A Lynden
JB McCarty
J Pillman
W Ross
Joseph Serradell
Frank Taylor
John W Ner
LE = Wheeler
WP Wash
John H
Ge. R. Duncan
Last Night's Opera in Winne mucca Aims to Boost Gold Party
Brutus Turrittin advance agent of the Republican opera company led a three day campaign in Winne mucca with Press Agent Bragg and Coffin as sheepmen and locals listened to songs like The Song of the Golden Fleece. The show featured Hortensia Bartini and a chorus of small boys, while voters eyed Charley Goodwin and Kennedy as Bragg, Turrittin, and Falton returned to Reno defeated and despondent.
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Turrittin
Coffin
Golden West
Brutus Turrittin
Republican Opera Company
Winnemucca
Bragg
Falton
Opera
Genera
Dusen Profuedo Grey
Saltee
Eddie
Riog
Napa
Cleve
Granger
Salt Lake
Littl Boys
Bartine
Baric
Hortensia Franceisco Bartini
Washington
Charley Goodwin
Charley
Sol
Ever
Anon Tarrittin
Charley Willard
Grey
Doughty
Torrittin
Bra
Opal Halks
Vanderlieth
Ring
Kennedy
Reno
Nevada free coinage battle shapes silver party appeal
Wa M Stewart writes from Wasiuxetox urging NV voters to back the Silver party in alliance with the People's party against the gold standard. He denounces Democratic and Republican leaders, cites Rothschilds and national banks, and argues only free coinage can avert economic ruin. He endorses Jones, Newlands, and Bartine and warns against gold-monopoly candidates.
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Wasiuxetox
D.C
Borren
Nevada
Silver
Silver Party of
People’s Party
Republian
Silver Party
Gladstone
Cleveland
India
United States
Repene
Congress
Rothschilds
Europe
House of Representatives
Gold Trust
Houses of Congress
Republican Party
Republican Clubs
Denver
Sherman
Akron
John Sherman
Jones
Ohry
Newlands
Bartine
Senate
Wilson
Catchings
New England
Cleveland Democracy
America
Wa. M. Stewart
Senator Wolcott on Free Coinage and Protection Debate
Senator Wolcott argues free coinage and protection rest on different bases. He warns that adopting British monetary policy would sever relations with foreign powers and urges unity to defend American independence. He recalls the Sherman Act repeal and the old gold standard while condemning the era of experimentation in currency policy.
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Great Britain
Congress
Lombard Street
Wall Street
England
United States
Hall's Catarrh Cure promotional notice
One hundred dollar reward offer for incurable catarrh is attached to Hall's Catarrh Cure. The notice names J Cheney Co and Toledo wholesalers West Trunx Walding Kinnan Marvin as signatories affirming Cheney's integrity. It describes the cure as an internal remedy affecting blood and mucous surfaces and notes testimonials free. Price 75 cents per bottle and availability through all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Fr. J. Cheney
West & Trunx
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
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Resistry List
Peter Pierce
Phillips
Josep
Reistry
Goleonta
Clover Valley
G.o. P
William 8
Bounifield
Wadsworth
Chas
Chenoweth
Song of
Stewart
Powrer
Er. C. Ward
Busch Hotel
U.S
Senator Wolcott
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