Polygamy, Tax, and Territorial Maps Draw Nevada News
A fragmented clipping discusses polygamy in western states, arguing Utah’s division offers no remedy as Nevada and others practice it. It critiques bullion taxation and property tax shifts, cites tax figures and Controller Hallock, and notes scandalous rumors about public figures, plus brief tidbits on porcelain manufacturing and editorial viewpoints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallock
Reno Journal
State Advocate
Nevada
Enterpose and State Items Highlight Mining and Rail News
The column reviews state activity from rail development to mining. It notes a Consolidated Virginia arseny output of about 190 per day, New projects at Gold Hill and Carson routes, and rumors of a new paper in Cherry Creek. It mentions Col Harry S Thornton's Austin visit, base bullion values, and local incidents including a shooting at Grantsville Nye county and a court action in Eureka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise Publishing Company
Globe Con. Mining Y
Gold Hill
Dayton
Bodie
Carson and Colorado Railroad
Virginia City
Central Pacific Railroad Company
California
Grantsville
Nye County
Phillipa
H. Leckerean
Wandwithh Fe
Exiled German Socialists Reach New York by Mail
New York December 20 The socialist quartet of exiled German mechanics and others arrived aboard the steamer Suiva, met by a city Socialist committee at Castle Garden and taken to Turner's Hall where they will be housed and employed. One case, Gridenberg, illustrates Nazi era victims in Germany as a worker faced repeated foreman firings for being a Socialist. A wave of other Socialists from Berlin expected, including some Jews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Theateanship Suiva
Pamengers
Castle Garden
City
Turner's Hall
Hero
Gridenberg
Germany
Berlin
Hamburg
Waas
Frankfort
Chatam Streets
Charles Wanterfield
Monroe Street
Westfield
Warganeau
John W. Mackay
Paris
Wasatworox
Brockway
Drummond
Secret Service Department
San Francisco
Henry Quindera
Newark
Alameda County
Hiun
Alte
W. F. Moyers
Alta
Messia
Cook
Graves
Wood
Meyers
Archie Borland
Lucky Baldwin
G. W. Grayson
H. M. Levy
Morris Hoeflinch
Ridson Iron Works
Occupien & Apace
Spipe
Accre
Africa
The
Times
Land League
Dewars
Queena County
Callowhill
Nevana City
Cal
Vollock
H. A. Lard
ToarmvTone
Grand Central
Comstock
Napoleon Rogers and the Merkel Courtship Tale
A long fragmented tale recounts Napoleon Rogers courting Lucinda Merkel in Titusville. His poverty leads to rejection by Adolph Merkel, who vows his daughter will marry a merchant. Napoleon rises in Chicago, returns with wealth, and schemes to win Lucinda, while a love triangle and elopement plot unfold amid a comic, bittersweet ending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Napoleon Rogers
Titusville
Oil Creek
Napoleon
Lucinda Merkel
Mr. Merkel
Lucinda
Adolph Merkel
Pacific
Chicago
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Utah
Utah Territory
Colorado River
Idaho Line
Lincoln ‘County
Novads
Arizona
New Mexico
Colorado
Wyoming
Idaho
Rosecrans
Congress
Garfield
Connecticut
United States
New Orleans
San Francisco Chronicle
Robert Collyer
Linvernon
Shuman
Beever City
Provo
Methodiata
Exchange
Consolidated Virginia Arsay Ice
Qecpola
Themeslves
Arthur McEwan
Democrate
Storey County
Josiah Day
Eagle Valley
Carson
Col
Harry S. Thornton
Austin
Battle Mountain Messenger
Thorday
Tuacarora Times
Belmont Courier
Robert Spence
Eureka Sentinel
Hamilton
Wand
Osceola
Ploche
Treasure Hill
Bergstein
D. L. Brown
Bel
Brown
Dr. Bergitan
John Corbett
Wlnt
Lyon County
Aloon
Butro
Barney McHugh
Corbett
Ceca Atest
Count Ware
Bureka Sentinel
J. R. Murphy
Murphy
Yankee Fork
Challis
Latret Nuwe
Anid
Eelison
Alectrio
Praca
Deowualer
Otis
Probe and Vicinity
J. Myers & Bro
Bristol
Aying Xatadeigileda
Baloon
Aulatt Drown
Gro
Gomstix
Eureka Daily Sentinel
Meadow Valley
Pioche
RSS
McOney
Aleens
Romere Gala Areny
Pinoonsz
Dbuarde A
Farr
Robinson
Somell Cheee
aKo Truwreelt
raOu Hamilton
Cherey Orbee
Salt Lake City
Leeds
Gilmer & Salisbury
Onnoord
Jase Popa
Womitten
Omics
Wells
Lincoln County, Niv
Anya
Woe
Wonet
Philadelphia
Malu Treet
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