Editorial attacks on Sir Francis Newlands by Reno Gazette
The Reno Gazette rebukes Senator Francis Newlands, accusing him of using Nevada as a stepping stone for personal ambition. It questions his real affection for Nevada, his residency claims since 1888, and cites alleged political cowardice in Tonopah while predicting defeat on November 2. It denounces his silence and questions his integrity and loyalty to the state.
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Newlands
Nevada
Sirebrush
Winnemucca
George S. Nixon
Sir Pradels Newlands
Hardihood
Sir Francis Newlands
T Hat
Sir Francis
Francis Newlands
George Bartlett
Washington
Tonopah
John Sparks
Belknap
Fitzgerald
Reno_ Gazette
Town Almost Wiped Out by 20000 Fire
Spokane Washington October 1 The town of Michael British Columbia was swept by an early Tuesday fire of unknown cause. Practically all business and residences were destroyed except the Great Northern hotel the Kootenal hotel drug store a barber shop and four billiard halls. Loss is estimated at 20000 with small insurance.
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Spokane
Wash
Michael
Colmpia
Great Northern
Kootenal
Escaped Nevada Convicts Tracked Toward Carson Hills
Reno dispatch reports Nevada state police and prison guards followed the trail of convicts B. A. Davis and William Lane after their escape yesterday afternoon. They are believed to be fleeing toward the mountains south of Carson with a likely capture expected later today.
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Reno
Nevada
B. A. Davis
William Lane
Carson
Taft Speech Pushes Wage Earner Equality
William H Taft in a acceptance speech champions equality of opportunity for wage earners and Federal protections. He cites reforms including an employers liability act for interstate railroads and an eight hour day for government workers, urging union strength and lawful strikes to secure fair terms. The piece also notes Taft’s humane stance toward the blind through support for the Washington Monument project tied to the Columbia Polytechnic Institute.
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William A. Taft
Republican Party
Washington Monument
Taft
Columbia Polytechnic Institute
United States
F. E B. Cleaveland
Princiyal Clenvolund Ty
Ieee
le Gheorgia
Woten Minges
Chete
Democratic speakers given assignments
National Chairman Mack assigns Dr. John W. Cox as assistant treasurer of the Democratic National Committee with New York headquarters A. J. Doolin continues in Chicago Cochran to handle Bryan campaign in Indiana October 12 Belt speaks in Buffalo October 23 Dywer and wife return from Sacramento after months away
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Associated Presss
New York
Mack
John W. Cox
Democratic Union Committee
A. J. Doolin
Chicago
W. Rourke Cochran
Bryan
Indiana
Theodore Belt
California
Buffalo
Tonopah Aerie 271 Eagles Meet Tonight at Butler Hall
Fraternal Order of Eagles Aerie 271 in Tonopah invites visiting brothers to a meeting tonight at Butler hall at Oqoelock. W P W M Alex A. Dewar signs as chief officer Grimes serves as secretary.
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Eagles
Tonopah Aerie No
Order of Eagles
Butler Hall
Oqoelock
Alex A. Dewar
W. P
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Tonopah Daily
Bonanza
W. W. Booth
Associated Press
Siete
PostoMice
Toruvab
William H. Taft
James S. Sherman
S. Bert Cohen
Republican Party and Labor
Labor
Tom Dywer
Sacramento
Tonopah Banking Corporation
Europe
George 5. Nixon
George Wingtiell
Eugene Howell
B. ©. Moore
H.C. Brougher
W. J. Douglas
Harris
Obas
E. Knox
T. J. Oddie
H. J. Hall
Tonopah’s New Wholesale
Liquor House
Lower Main Street
Depot
THE
Tonopah Drug Company
City
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