John P. Jones of Nevada a towering American statesman
The article lauds John P. Jones of Nevada as a preeminent statesman shaping American politics for decades. It credits his 24 years alongside leading figures, his tariff mastery, and his literary influence on economic thought comparable to Smith and his era, marking him as a monumental national figure.
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John P. Jones
Nevada
America
United States Senate
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Logan
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Conkling
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Ohio
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Political Program Aimed at Honest Economy under Bryan
The statement asserts a safe nation with Bryan in the White House Morgan at State and Teller at Treasury delivering a wise economical and honest administration. It promises a program as certain as Hanna's partner the devil did not produce small fruit.
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Bryan
White House
Morgan
State Department
Teller
Treasury Department
Hanna
Devil
Then and Now on Palmer and silver coinage politics
The piece recalls Palmer’s shift from a McKinley silver ticket figurehead to a Senate seat by Populists seeking free coinage. It quotes Palmer praising silver, attacking gold, and branding critics as traitors, while lauding Bryan and warning of political betrayals from Maine to Alaska. It ends by accusing Palmer of abandoning hard money, likening him to a Tory Liberal.
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Palmer
United States Senate
Hickory
Bryan
Maine
Alaska
Congress
Burke
Hanna
Plaster Issue on Political Power and the Money Question
Henry George writes from Cleveland to a New York paper condemning monopolies and labor's alleged oppression by ill gotten wealth. He argues the money question dominates all issues and warns Hanna’s money could auction the presidency, fearing a perpetual rule by wealth.
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Henry George
Cleveland
Ohio
New York
George
Republic
Hanna
Cure All Dyspepsia With Hood’s Sarsaparilla and Pills
An advertisement promotes Hood’s Sarsaparilla for stomach dyspepsia and Hood’s Pills to complement it. It also touts Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup for teething babies, claiming quick relief and multiple health benefits. The text cites dosage, price, and broad availability through druggists.
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Mrs. Winslow
Ryrup
Hoods
Golconda Silver Party Candidate Declared
Diathier Arrowsey of Golconda announces himself as a Silver party candidate.
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Silver Party
of Lovelock
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Winnemucca
Paradise
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of Wissemuces
Pene
A Silver Party
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Winnemesa
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Winnemuces
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Hemucer
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of Winnemu
Eilger
Justice
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Asios Townsarr
Winnemicen
Homnotpr County
Humbolt County
Himeelf
Nevada Humboldt Second Judicial District summons notice
The State of Nevada summons George R. M. Hill in Humboldt County to answer Cora Hill in the Second Judicial District Court. The complaint seeks a decree dissolving the marriage, custody of three minor children, alimony, and division of property due to failure to provide necessaries for over a year. If he fails to answer, default will be entered.
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Humboldt
Cora &.Iil
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Cora &. Hill
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Pialutitt
Notice for Publication of Lands in Carson City District
Notice is given that Central Pacific Railroad Company filed a land list for sale in Carson City District, North and East Mt Diablo area. Public protest period lasts sixty days from this date. Lands described include portions of Township 30 Range 96 and related sections. Registrant officials: O. H. Gallup Register and D. H. Hall Receiver dated September 29, 1596.
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Central Pacific Railroad Company
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Washington, D
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Carson Citid
Mt. Diablo
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D. H. Hall
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