Kidney illness tale ends in cure by safe remedy
A prominent East Coast minister shares a long medical ordeal claiming undiagnosed kidney disease nearly killed him. After failed treatments and mistaken diagnoses, he credits Warner's Safe Kidney Cure with his recovery, urging others to seek this remedy. An accompanying Vermont asylum letter praises his recovery and hopeful health.
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East
Red Bank
N. J
Brattleboro
Warner
America
Bright
Vermont Asylum
Ixsang
Brattienone
E. D. Horuixss
Weekly Publication Rates and Delivery Terms
Weekly published every Saturday morning. One year by mail six dollars, six months three dollars. Delivered by carrier in Keuo Set for fifty nine cents per month. No paper forwarded by mail unless paid in advance. Advertising agent at 21 Mere Francisco authorized for sales of this paper.
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Keuo
Mero Francisco
Wardenship Debate Elevates State Control Over Prison
The Carson Tribune accuses the Journal of misrepresenting its stance on the Wardenship and Laughton. It supports selecting a competent warden via Legislature, but opposes ex officio wardenship by the Lieutenant Governor and advocates Prison Commissioners running prison officers, arguing for the best choice regardless of county origin.
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Carson ‘Tribune
Laughton
Journal
Joeryan
Washoe
Storey
Ormsby
Morotherium Theory Prompts Nevada Wool Trade Talk
Carson and Reno figures clash over a prison mystery. Professor Marsh argues the footprints come from a gigantic sloth named Morotherium, challenging San Francisco researchers. The piece urges Nevada to expand woolen mills, highlighting local wool production and the thera petence of non residents profiting from manufactured goods.
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Carson
Reno
Marsh
National Academy of Sciences
San Francisco
Nevada
Democrats Warn That Senate and Presidency Remain Republican
Mr. Cox urges Democratic readers to grasp that while they hold the House majority, the Senate and the President stay Republican, and the new Congress won’t convene for a year, delaying full Democratic control until after March 4, 1885. The speaker notes popular expectations of immediate power must yield to proprieties for several years.
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8. S. Cox
House
Senate
Congress
New Age Advocates Eighteen Year Admission for Members
The New Age, organ of the Odd Fellows, urges admitting young men at eighteen. It argues that eighteen in 1882 differs greatly from eighteen in 1819, reflecting changes in maturity, society, and expectations since early 19th century traditions.
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The
New Age
Organ of the
Odd Fellows
Virginia Chronicle mourns Appleton's Cyclopedia loss reward offered
The Virginia Chronicle laments losing volume XVI of Appleton's Cyclopedia and offers a three dollar reward for its return. Meanwhile Mr. Scissors attacks the Washington Star in a separate note.
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Virginia Chronicle
Appleton’s Cyclopedia
Mr. Scissors
Washington Star
Gorham Denies GOP Opposition to Senate Secretary Candidacy
Gorham states reports of Republican Senators opposing his bid for Secretary of the Senate are unfounded and that he will secure unanimous support from all members.
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Gorham
the Senate
Election Day for County Clerk in Ormsby County
The present incumbent M D Hatch, praised as an efficient officer, is expected to win re election by a handsome majority in today’s county clerk race in Ormsby County.
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Ormsby
M.D. Hatch
Carson boys seek pages in Legislature
About seventy five young men from Carson plan to apply as pages in the Legislature. The group aims to gain firsthand legislative experience and observe state government operations during upcoming sessions.
Prison Removal Debate in Carson Journal Sparks Economic Clash
The Reno Journal discusses moving the Nevada State Prison from Carson to Reno to cut annual costs, arguing current location costs $50,000 yearly more than convict labor profits. It notes opposition from Ormsby county and hints at rail interests and past asylum battles influencing the showdown.
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Carson
Reno Jocxiauina
Reno
Bradley
Ormsby County
Ormsby
W. & Tt. Railroad
Jocrnxin
Journan
Senate
Nevada
Elko State University Touted Over California Schools
The Tuscarora Times Review urges sending students to Elko State University, praising its principal, ambience, and home like town life. It argues Elko offers superior moral growth and fewer temptations than cosmopolitan California colleges, defending state education.
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Tuscarora Times-Review
California
Elko
Elko University
Campaign expenses of Sadler for State Treasurer rise noted
The Carson Appeal reports Sadler's campaign expenses did not fall short of $15,000. Congress will meet next Monday. Senators Jones and Fair and Representative Cassidy will not attend to Nevada's interests. Eastern railroads are cutting rates. Western lines are urged to do the same.
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Carson Appeal
Sadler
Congress
Senators Jones
Fair
Representative Cassidy
Nevada
Senator Conkling Defends Ticket and Blames National Administration
The senator criticizes the Saratoga fraud claim and asserts loyalty to a good Republican ticket. He cites opposition to centralization, resigning his Senate seat to restrain national power, and calls for state prerogatives against an elective monarchial national leader. He says the administration may have influenced Judge Folger’s nomination, but the extent remains unclear.
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Ylaw
Conkling
Saratoga
Chaig
Nan
Judge Folger
United States
Jolger
Eanses of
Political ticket and alleged expenses cited in Eureka
A ticket listing numerous Republican and Democratic candidates appears alongside claims of spending 5600 dollars in Eureka on November 7. The document names officials and nominees for Congress Governor Lieutenant Governor and many state and county offices.
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Eureka
Congress
George W. Cassidy
Jewett W. Adams
C. EB. Laughton, R
Justice of the Supreme Court
ML. N. Stone
P. J. Dunne
M. D. Foley
Assembly
H. J. Muldoon
C. M. Mikel
G. J. Scanland
W.H. Sweeney
John Torre
M. G. Cavanaugh
J.T. Baker
D. H. Hall
C. C. Wallace
D. R. Sessions
Illiteracy Rates Highlighted in Census Bulletin
A special census bulletin reports 4,923,451 persons aged 10 and up unable to read and 6,239,938 unable to write in the United States. Of writers, 3,019,080 are white and native, 2,255,460 are colored. Illiteracy remains concentrated in Southern States.
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United States
Blacksmith Rainey Dies After Sullivan Fight
The New York Sun reports blacksmith Rainey who fought Sullivan with soft gloves in Washington ten days ago died from injuries before death. Sullivan is said to be evading officers. In other news Wood sells at 15 dollars per card and sagebrush at 4 dollars at Tuscarora.
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The
New York Sun
Rainey
Sullivan
Washington
Tuscarora
Angora goats touted for Texas spread and profits
Texas newspapers report large scale Angora goat expansion across the state with vast western ranges deemed unsuitable for sheep cattle or horses. A Western Texas stock-raiser manages 2,000 Angoras guided by a Mexican herder, praising the goats as drought hardy, homeward returning, disease resistant, wolf and dog protected, and highly profitable with strong demand for Angora hair.
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Texas
National Association of Wool Manufacturers
Boston
Mas
A Wilionaire’s Singular Career
John Goldenberg, who died at Wiesbaden on September 27, left behind a vast estate. Born likely in Galicia, he wandered from the Levant to Burmah where he earned wealth by teak monopoly and coining money, then married Austrian pianist Ina Moeller in London last August before dying on a wedding tour. His widow inherits his fortune.
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John Goldenberg
Weisbaden
Galicia
Levant
Burmah
Ran Gauk
Europe
Wpesth
Gion
Ina Moeller
Pianlein Lonan
London
Wiesbaden
Germany
New Postal Departure Ehrlich Invents Foldable Letter Sheet
The Postmaster General backs Ehrlich of St Louis for a new combined letter sheet envelope and stamp to cost three cents with a one cent circular option. The gummed flap design seals by licking stamping and folding, embossing a government stamp on the flap, preventing opening without damage. The system avoids separate cancellation stamps as the embossed stamp cannot be removed.
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Ee Ehrrich
St. Louis
Ehrlich
William M Edgar Named Auditor of San Francisco
The San Francisco Exchange hails William M. Edgar as a wise choice for Auditor. He has ten years as assistant Auditor and continued service under prior administrations, valued for competency and integrity, with broad support from leading figures across political lines.
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San Francisco
Wm. M. Edgar
San Francisco Exchange
Edgar
Dunn
Brickwedel
Auction Notice of Dead Letter Office Accumulations
The Dead Letter office catalog for the past year lists over 8000 packages of jewelry toilet goods and various items stored for a public auction to be held December 4th. The sale comprises a wide array of objects that were in transit through the mails.
Candelariafissure and Morality in Nevada Legislature
The passage reflects a satirical view of the Nevada Legislature, predicting that during roll call no voice would answer for Moraity, replaced by Muldoon the solid man. It notes citizens pay about $1,000,000 daily in federal taxes, with last year’s average well above that figure, and comments that Candelaria seeks to become a money order office.
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Candelaria
Nevada
Moraity
Muldoon
Supreme Court Orders Reward Paid for Oshkosh Fire Rescue
A Wisconsin case from Oshkosh concerns Paige who offered 5000 dollars for rescuing his wife from a burning hotel. The assistant fire chief saved her dead body at great peril but was denied the reward by the lower court. The Supreme Court reverses, holding firemen are not bound to risk life for pay and that the reward could be paid.
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Paige
Oshkosh
Wisconsin
Supreme Court
Prison Question Dominates Carson Tribune View
The Carson Tribune urges Ormsby county legislators to vigilantly oppose Reno pressure to move the state prison. It argues the issue will resurface after the asylum, warns rivals Pawning and Berry won’t be in the Senate and House, and calls for watchful, active defense of local interests.
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Carson Tribune
Ormsby County
Washoe
Reno
Lake’s Bridge
Carson
Ormsby
Insane Asylum
Pawning
Senate
Sitring
Berry
A Curious Performance
Colonel Shaw of the Enterprise circulated a confidential notice to journalists urging cooperation to uncover evidence in the Keck Anderson case. The circular, labeled confidential, aimed at newspaper men alone and was not expected to be published, yet the Eureka Sentinel disclosed it.
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Shaw
Enterprise
Keck- Anderson
Eureka Sentinel
Carson Appeal
Stoneman Accepts Private Secretary Roles
General Stoneman of California has tendered the position of private secretary to ex Senator Morland and executive secretary to H J W Dam. Both gentlemen have accepted.
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Stoneman
California
Morland
H. J. W. Dam
Folger Expected to Be Named Next Justice
Secretary Folger has tendered his resignation and reports indicate he will be appointed to the Supreme Court seat upon Justice Bradley's retirement, signaling a planned transition at the high court.
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Folger
Bradley
Remarkable Health Turnaround in Four Months
Reverend E. D. Uorerss of Hast Richford, Vi reports a close associate recovering from severe ill health after using Warner & Co. remedies, including Safe Kidney and Liver Cure Safe Nervine and Safe Pills. The testimonial notes the patient’s health improving markedly from a near death wreck to a revived state after April visitation and two desert batts, urging readers to take timely warning.
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D. Hopkins
Warner & Co
Santen Minoan
Presbyterian Church
E. D. Uorerss
The American Debutante of the Season in London
A London Life piece extols the American girl as the prettiest worldwide praising her mixed heritage and debutante charm. It describes a striking figure at a season’s close, noting graceful pose, pale complexion, graceful neck, and golden hair with delicate adornments in a mossy bower as the ideal American debutante.
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America
Spain
London
Loudon Life
Danish Polar Expedition Details From Copenhagen
Naples journals note Lieutenant Alberto de Renzis of Italy reports from Vardø on August 2 about the Danish expedition aboard the 150 ton Dymphna. Six scientists accompany a fourteen man crew. provisions cover twenty seven months. The voyage aims to reach Cape Celinskin then the North Ocean. Signor Hovgaard commands the vessel, formerly with Nordenskiöld, seeking the Kara Sea and Asia’s eastern promontory.
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Naples
Copenhagen
Alberto de Renzis
de Renzis
Vardee
Europe
Prince de Teano
Geographical Society
Signor Hovgard
Bove
Nordenskjold
Carson Appeal on Candidate Skepticism in Town
The Carson Appeal comments that Chauncy Neteware is not a candidate for Warden of the Penitentiary or any office within the gift. The piece mocks locals who suspect outsiders arriving from Virginia or Reno intend to seize public buildings, warning against hasty conclusions about strangers.
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Chauncy Neteware
Penitentiary
Carson
Virginia
Reno
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Nevada State Journal
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the State University
Alecie OY
Wilionaire
William
Remrkable Luis
Tam
J. Dai
Connreteat Republican
Dartford Times
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