Republican Victory Unites Nation Amid Silver Debate
The piece laments Democratic opposition to silver legislation while praising a Republican-led reform now seen as benefiting all. It argues Democrats blundered by resisting popular measures, contrasts party roles, and calls both Nevada Democrats and Republicans to celebrate a practical gain that strengthens the nation and markets.
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Trethren
Windom Hill
House of Representatives
Isadora
Ani
Agai
Nevada
FATTUA PEER, A California Rong Queene Who Eveats
A fragmentary portrait of the singer Sybil Sanderson, daughter of Judge Sanderson, famed for a powerful voice surpassing Patti in some accounts. The piece notes her European study, impressive stage presence, and a new opera by a composer describing her vocal feat, with anticipation of future tribute.
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Pittsburg
Patti
Sybil Sanderson
Judge Sanderson
San Francisco
Europe
Ale
Mananet
Heavy grain in Sierra Valley noted amid census figures
General news item reports Sierra Valley grain is very heavy this year. It cites Virginia City population 1,471 and Storey County 8,844, mentions M H De Young elected Vice President of the World's Fair Commission, and notes a Sacramento skyrocket incident causing 3,000 dollars in schoolhouse damage. It adds varied items from Nevada and beyond including a sensational cat and a sermon about baseball morality.
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Sierra Valley
Virginia City
Storey County
M. H. de Young
San Francisco Chronicle
World's Fair Commission
Sacramento
Sierra City
SHAMED READER SEEKS JOY'S VEGETABLE CURE
A distressed man shows how he sought aid from Edwin W. Joy Co. for Joy's Vegetable Carvaparina, describing relief from rheumatism constipation headache and stomach issues after receiving a parcel. The letter claims the remedy works when used as directed. The writer mentions needing more supply and credits the product with improving health.
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Seu Francisco Almahouse
Joy
Edwin W. Joy Co
Perenne
Tale From a Canadian Lumber Camp About Extra Pay
A New York Sun retells a harsh camp story where shovelers and bosses ignore a sick worker Peters. With winter deep, doctors scarce, Peters bargains for extra pay to avoid a costly funeral. He survives after three ribs break and three weeks of hard labor. A bottle of Trib is urged for every home and the hard-pressed man who loans to others.
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Peters
Petors
New York Sun
A Lundy Man Advertised for Wife in Eastern Paper
A Lundy man advertised for a wife in an Eastern paper and drew many replies. He warned he is lame cross eyed catarrhal and given to drink and profanity, seeking a wife whose virtue would guarantee her good conduct. Photographs amused him. a refined woman would not linger, a warning on social aims and humor.
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Star Hotel
Port Jervis
New York Sun
Homer
Jim Townsend
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