The Cowboy Preacher and Bryan In 1593
A long critique on Broncho Jack the cowboy preacher and his audience in Winnerucca. The piece compares him to Bishop Newman and discusses anti Bryan sentiment, religious hypocrisy, and western character. It shifts to praise for William Jennings Bryan, describing his oratory, upbringing, and political influence leading to a predicted November victory.
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Brondie Jack
Jack
Bryan
Carson News
Broncho Jack
Bishop Newnan
Archishop Treland
Hanoaisa
Gol
Bishop Newman
Winnerucca
Talmadge
Ingersoll
God
Local News and Items of a General Nature
Election day approaches with political talk on the streets. Senators Jones and Stewart will speak at Armory hall Friday night. Wind last night blew debris about. Dr. H B McDonald returns from Paradise and will be at the Lafayette hotel until Thursday. Miss Hattie Clark visits Miss Vinnie Hill at her parents’ home. Joseph Marten and R Young arrived from Lovelock then headed north in county. Fourth Street being graded for pedestrians. Silver Party Campaign Fund acknowledged with 1343 50 collected in Storey and 2 0 in Ormsby. Last night from officers’ car noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Stewart
Armory Hall
H. B. McDonald
Paradise
Lafayette Hotel
Joseph Marten
R. Young
Lovelock
Fourth Street
Melarkey
Lay
Soldiers Pass Through Winnemavea in Last Presidio Train
A detachment of the 5th artillery, about six thirty, travelled in five boxcars and coaches through Winnemavea east ward. The train encountered a brief clash with local women, no casualties reported, and departed with Battery E bound for Fort Hamilton New York and Battery G for Fort Riley Kansas.
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5Th Artillery
Winnemavea
Uncle Sam
Presidio
Fort Hamilton
New York
Fort Riley
Kansas
Kings River Precinct Voter Registry Notice 1896
Names of registered voters in Humboldt County Nevada Kings River precinct listed for the 1896 election. Registry agent invites objections to vote rights at his office until 6 p.m. four days before the election. Corrections for erroneous entries requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kings River
Humboldt
Nevada
Baker
MV Choate
Isaac Choate
Edward Choate
Sabe Constant
Ike Dangelmaier
Matt Drummond
J W Dyke
Joe Gary
John W Jones
Elias McGuire
Owen McReynolds
Floyd Ryan
John Rickard
L L van Valkenburg
L W Ward
Names of the Persons Registered in Willow Point Precinct
A list of voters registered in Willow Point precinct Humboldt County Nevada for the November 3, 1896 election. Names include Abel, Austin, Bralford, Bowen, Call, Darrah, Evans, Goodwin, Grayson, Henry, Moller, Merchant, Moore, Moran, Owen, Piper, Ramsey, Stewart, Thompson, Taylor, Talamantas, Vanehn, Wells, and others. some misspellings and additions noted by the undersigned registry agent. The document also contains unrelated notices and ads about syrup, catarrh remedy, and local lodge meeting announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willow Point
Humboldt
Nevada
Abel
DA Austin
WH Bralford
George Bowen
Robert Call
John Darrah
Hugh Evans
Darran
Dentist Dr. E. 8. Halloway Visits Winnemacca
Dentist Dr. E. 8. Halloway plans a Winnemacca visit on November 11. He will perform first edge work in all branches of dentistry, coming prepared to serve local patients at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halloway
Winnemacca
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Also Mentioned on This Page
Cowboy Preacher
Eurchange
Congress
House
W. J. Bryan
Chas. A. Towne
America
Michael D. Harter
Isidor Rayner
Cleveland
Wall Street
Nebraska
Tde Bryan
Lincoln
Clay
Webster
Blaine
Northwestern University
Harter
Goldbage
East
Hattie Clark
Humboldt House
Vinnie Hill
Silver Party Campaign Fund
Storey County
Ormsby County
Fifth Artillery
Winnemace
Kings River Precinct
L. L. Riekarn
Hood
BE. Reinhart & Co's
California Fig Syrup Company
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
F. J Cheney
Aly
Wer. & Triax
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
Ivanhoe Lodge No. 18
K. of P
B. Brows
W. F. Benjamin
The
Spectator
Rushford
N. Y
Chamberlain
Dexter
Iowa
W. A. Brown
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