Local News Notes Citizen Moves and Political Rumbles
P Sweeney of Pleasant valley and Father Kiely are in town. J W Cowden arrived from Pueblo valley. Surveyor L H Taylor came from Battle Mountain. The Stewarts arrived from Willow Point. J L Shirk visited from Catlow valley. Bert Gafford, the escaped convict, was captured near Carson. A seven person fish catch yielded 350 fish above town. Fitzsimmons challenged Corbett to a championship fight. A Sunday school concert is planned at the Methodist church. Nevada party tickets are debated as Republican and Democratic conventions name electors and officials. Populists issue a Bryan Watson endorsement and deny GOP deal rumors. Fresh fruits arrive at the Cash Novelty Store.
Lane defends silver restoration amid gold interests clash
A letter from Duarves D. Lane of Angels Camp Cal argues for silver restoration citing economic distress, rising poverty, and idle labor while detailing Lane's mining stakes in Utica and Arizona. He contends silver must be revived as a unit of value to revive production and wages, criticizing English monetary policy and urging cross-border coinage with Spanish America, the Orient, and Siberia.
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Charles D. Lane
Los Angeles Herald
Utica
Lane
Republican Party
Arizona
Cincinnati
Alaska
California
United States
Germany
Miami Valley
Europe
Buriel
Asia
Ohio
Teller
St. Louis
Rome
Spain
Asia Minor
New York
India
Spanish- America
Orient
Siberia
New York City
England
Carey
America
Duarves D. Lane
Angels Camp
Cal
Call for Funds for National Silver Party Campaign
The national Silver party urges Nevadan's donations to fund campaign speakers and literature. It attacks Mark Hanna and asks every voter to contribute at least one dollar, with funds sent to W. P. St. John, national treasurer. The Silver State will publish contributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Party
Mark Hanna
Hanna
Nevada
Sinven State
National Silver Party
W. P. St. John
National Committee
United States
Esa
Wm. P. St. John
Bartholdi
New York City
Hall's Catarrh Cure and Hood's Sarsaparilla Advertisement
An old Toledo advertisement offers a one hundred dollar reward for an incurable catarrh case by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It includes testimonials from local wholesalers confirming the firm’s integrity and product claims. It also promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla to purify blood, boost appetite, and aid sleep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
F. J Cheney
Woat & Truax
O Walding
Kihnan & Marvin
Hood
Born Laveaga at Wadaworth Nevada in 1806
A birth notice from Wadaworth Nevada records the delivery of a child named Laveaga at the home of P Leveaga Jr on September 10, 1806. The notice lists the infant as a son born to the wife of P Leveaga Jr.
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P. Sweeney
Pleasant Valley
Father Kiely
Reno
J. W. Cowden
Pueblo Valley
L. H. Taylor
Battle Mountain
Mra
B. W. Stewart
Willow Point
J. L. Shirk
D. J. Shirk
Catlow Valley
Oregon
Bert Gafford
State
Carson
D. C. Hyde
Miss Mitchell
T. ©. Hanson
Oakland
Humbeldt
Fitzsimmons
Corbett
Methodist Church
Carton
State Central Committee
Colcord
Virginia City
Elko Convention
B. F. Leete
J. R. Ryan
George Russell
M. B. Stanton
J. F. Angell
W. G. Thomas
C.H. B. Hardin
Francis G. Newlanda
Congress
W. A. Massey
J. N. Evans
Starrett
James Daley
Thomas H. Crane
A. E. Boucher
J. W. Kekley
James Cummings
Storey County
Dallas
Texas
Bradley
Bryan
Watson
Toto
McKinley
Cash
Aputt
Cras
Prajects Boons
Pastor
C. F. Moore
Elko
Lafayette Hotel
The
California Fig Syrup Company
Silver Party Campaign Fund
Psspochecael
Louis Larivere
McClure
Josiah Springer
Mra. J
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