Sharon to resign and Waldman likely to move in
A Washington dispatch reports Senator Sharon will not return this session and will seek his seat in the Senate from California. Judge Whitman of Nevada is expected to succeed him. The note cites business duties keeping him far from California.
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Senators Washington Trip Sparks Debate on War and Unity
Nevada readers weigh Senator Shar on’s planned Washington winter as a test of leadership. The piece argues the nation seeks a peaceful path amid electoral tension, warns against political panic, and critiques money brokers driving silver prices while gold falters.
Presidential election muddle prompts push to abolish college
The piece argues the Electoral College is a useless lumber and praises direct vote reforms. Leading papers already favor abolition and believe a hot, decisive vote would satisfy the public.
Analysis of Tilden and Hayes electoral power in 1876 voting
A Washington political essay argues the 1876 vote misrepresented by Tilden and his party, detailing the the South and border states’ frauds and violence. It claims the Hayes faction won the Electoral College despite not achieving a legal popular majority, citing New York, Kentucky, and other states’ irregularities.
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Quarts Discovery Promises Prosperity in Buel Region
The Omohe feradd believes quartz finds in the Buel LMs will secure permanent development. Ore samples shown at the Omeha Smelling Works indicate rich yield and potential high value. Mr J C Mud reportedly told Fay Crowd the Black L004 mineral belt is the continent’s richest in precious metals.
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Arctic exploration talk and upcoming attempts on polar routes
The British government remains unlikely to sanction a new Arctic voyage. Yet naval officers and geographers think approaching the Pole from a different angle might bring closer reach than Captain Markham. Captain Alton Young of the Pembroke vessel plans a spring Arctic run, with Germans expected to try the Northwestern route next year.
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Silver market outlook from London Spectacor hints at temporary demand drop
The London Spectacor voices a pessimist view on silver, suggesting any fall may be temporary. It cites uncertainties in Indian authorities and potential temporary demand shifts, arguing that if demand strengthens, silver could become profitable to export amid tightened import buying.
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Mist Director Linderman buys large silver shipments
Mist Director Linderman reported to have purchased 1,000,000 ounces of silver and 100,000 ounces more, plus plates for Carson Mint. Prices and delivery terms are noted amid broad market activity and export demand affecting silver's balance with gold.
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President term ought to be six years, says Journal
The Indianapolis Journal argues for extending the Presidency to six years and adds that a President should be ineligible for re election. The paper calls this a step toward Civil Service reform by reducing temptations of official patronage.
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Turbulent Proposal Over Electoral Vote Canvass
Ex Senators Carl Sehary J D Tenderson and other St Louis leaders forward a letter to the President urging the Senate to consider canvassing the electoral vote or transferring it to the Supreme Court to ensure a fair nonpartisan decision. They warn that partisan action in a joint session could ignite further unrest and urge prompt constitutional amendment to move the duty to the Supreme Court. The letter suggests timing before Christmas as a window for legislative action and broad ratification by Republican and Democratic legislatures.
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Not first of their kind on Westorns believe
The Oregon and Vermont Post mitters were not the first of their kind placed on Westorns. In 2003 it was armored and officers had been chosen. A Senate joint committee was authorized to inquire into voting irregularities and how to secure future faith in the Constitution. The report noted New Hampshire and North Carolina electors may have been postmasters, with no action taken to alter results. Woodward’s Gardens owner in San Francisco may relocate to expand, prompting a proposed street through his Berkeley site.
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Mint Works To Turn Million Dollar Bullion Into Trade Dollars
Taenzia currently holds about one million dollars in bullion at the San Francisco Mint for coinage into trade dollars. The Mint is pushing production to capacity to meet orders by the beat of January. Trade coinage this month is expected to exceed five hundred thousand, mainly for the Bank of California and the Nevada Bank.
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Man of honor praised in timeless portrait of virtue
Glowing depiction extols a man of honor as worthy beyond wealth, faithful to friends and family, truthful in speech, and true to vows. It lauds honesty, protection, and the moral standard amid a world of tricksters, valuing character over gold.
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LaFrance Steam Engine Triumphs in Exposition Reports
Reports from the Philadelphia Exposition lauds the Lafrance Manufacturing Company Elmira New York as delivering superior rotary steam fire engines and pumps. The Independent Hose Company of Reno Nevada adopts the Lafrance engine after a trial favoring it over rivals, with public subscriptions anticipated to fund broader use.
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