Mevada State Journal Publication Note
The Mevada State Journal is presented as a daily and weekly publication with unspecified ownership and publishing details.
13 Feb 1892
Page 1
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Newspaper
Weekly Nevada State Journal
Location
Reno, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1892
Page
1
The Mevada State Journal is presented as a daily and weekly publication with unspecified ownership and publishing details.
The Daily is published every day but Monday and the Weekly appears on Saturdays. The text references an annual or six month term by mail options for Elley and Webster and rally periods.
Ex Senator Ingalls of Kansas argues against expanding a large navy and criticizes U S actions at Valparaiso. He says the Baltimore should have stayed in American ports, calls naval buildup unnecessary, and urges focusing on domestic improvements while defending coastal defenses. He notes Peffer’s rise influenced his stance and urges minding U S business. He also favors improvising naval power if needed. The Louisiana Lottery question is reviewed by Morris who explains past charter fights and anti lottery laws, while Democrats pledge to vote down the Louisiana constitutional amendment to avoid renewed agitation. The Denver Mining Journal cites free coinage as needed and calls for moral political courage to meet popular demands.
Elections across New York counties show strong support for David B Hill with rising assembly in Rockland Schenectady and Oneida counties as delegates favor his nomination. Debate over silver coinage colors the contest as Cleveland weakens and Republicans plot strategy to back a free coinage candidate.
Secretary Blaine informs the National Republican Committee he will not seek the Presidency and his name will not appear before the convention. He hints ill health or electability concerns, thanks supporters, and urges an earnest effort in a pivotal contest over the Government’s financial and industrial policy as debated by the Executive, Legislative, and Judicial branches.
The Baltimore incidents report details from the Court of Crimes on Chileans who deserted the American warship. Judge Foster compares evidence. Gomez gets 920 days for wounding Turnbull and inciting disorder, Jose Ahamada 320 days for injuring Tarnball, and Rodriguez 140 days for wounding Biggin though not proven to kill Riggin. Damages to families are awarded. civil suits may pursue further. The piece notes civil war chaos in Chile and reflects on foreigners roaming streets and sailors ashore.
Representative Divis of Kansas introduces a bill to create post office and public library buildings in US towns over 3000, with costs between 6000 and 50000 dollars, arguing for circulation benefits and employment. The piece also covers political views on free coinage and a Chile damages claim, plus various brief dispatches.
San Francisco reports the Miners Association Executive Committee met to discuss legislation and depart details for delegates to Washington while planning funding depository. In Prescott a Verde Valley abduction case is examined with clues and tracks suggesting Navajo and Apache involvement. Captain J W Moore sues for divorce and damages in Creve Coeur amid adultery claims.
Fragmented dispatch quotes from February reports include a distressed wife noting colic and bleeding piles with relief after months, James G. Blaine’s letter denying presidential candidacy, Governor Boyd assuming duties in Lincoln Nebraska, House proceedings on Exposition Commission expenditures and a $4 million World’s Fair bill, embezzlement suspect sightings in Oakland, Idaho supreme court ruling on Mammoth Claim, and Senate talk on public printing amid February 8 sessions.
San Francisco reports detail Bla Levy connection to A Hayward accounts. W E Sell kept fractional profits from Nevada Mill and Mining Co, with multiple checks from 1889 to 1890 totaling 21819 60 dollars. Sacramento notes miners delegates seeking federal aid via Washington, plus Governor Markham’s guidance. New York updates recount the Miel Royal fire toll and aftermath through February 8.
The world’s fair spotlights Richard Morris Hunt as architect of the Chicago Administration Building. A renowned figure, Hunt, born in Vermont, studied at the Paris School of Fine Arts under Hector and traveled Europe for inspiration before shaping the poetry of American architecture.
The text recalls Lefuel as Napoleon III s architect who became Paris public works inspector after travel for improvement of his area. It mentions Hunt returning to America in 1855 to work on the Capitol extension in Washington and notes a lasting link to notable U S architecture. A library and art collection are to be donated to a public institution after death.
A public notice proclaims the Metropolitan Dispensary offers treatment for memory loss and waning mental powers as a remedy for nervous debility and catarrh. It includes a patient testimonial by H C Peterson of 502 Folsom St praising the cure and inviting others to share his name for credibility.
A San Francisco notice invites letters for blanks and advice from the Metropolitan Dispensary, offering free diagnosis by mail. Readers are instructed to send plainly addressed inquiries to 125 O’Far... Street, Bend 16 cents for “Marriage to” and to book every man and poise chica beat (text partially garbled).
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