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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1896
Page
2
The piece attacks the term gold Democrat as misused and examines the 1900 election climate. It contrasts Hanna and McKinley financiers with Bryan's silver supporters, notes criticisms of Bryan's demeanor, and recalls Lincoln's legacy while urging blue-collar independence and pro producer governance.
The passage denounces coercion in voting, attacks McKinley and the Republican party, and warns that wealth and centralized power threaten American liberty. It portrays Hanna, England, and the Rothschilds as hidden forces behind the throne, urging Bryan and liberty against despotism.
The article argues there is no need to distinguish native and foreign metal in minting silver coins. It asserts American minting can utilize silver from Mexico Peru or British Columbia, calling it better material for national coinage and accusing trusts of importing pauper labor to debase money. It cites Hanna and McKinley in a political context.
On Saturday every flag in Winne mucca should be displayed to show McKinley supporters as patriots. Hanna urged McKinley men to wave flags to label Bryan men as disloyal, while Chairman Jones asked Bryan backers to fly flags too to counter the scheme. Three cheers for Bryan urged.
A fragment from a dramatic scene shows Demetrius praising Diana and Mark Hanna with a sharp satire of political power. Allen Bragg theatrically holds up a mock editorial while imagining symbolic trophies in a satirical setting near the surveyor general's office.
The Second Judicial District Court of Nevada in Humboldt County issues a summons to George K. M. Hill. Cora Hill sues for dissolution of marriage on grounds including failure to provide necessaries, child custody, and division of marital assets. The defendant must answer within 10 to 40 days depending on service, or risk default. Judge Truman, attorney for plaintiff, signs the notice.
Notice from the United States Land Office Carson City Nevada that the Central Pacific Railroad Company filed a list of lands in Townships 26 to 29 in various Ranges near Mt. Diablo Mer. The list is open for public inspection with sixty days to protest or contest claims that lands are more valuable for funeral use than agricultural. Names O H Gallup Register and D H Hall Receiver dated September 29, 1406.
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