Carson Centennial Rally Urges Statewide Unity for Celebration
The Nevadas Ceantal urges Carson as the centennial trysting place and calls for all local celebrations to unite into one grand display at the State Capital. It warns Reno should not seek sole advantage and highlights Philadelphia Exposition as a model for combined efforts and shared pride. It also notes a House bill on taxation of railroad lands and potential liens on patents to enforce payment.
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Carson
Nevada
Reno
Philadelphia
Tonin
Marth
Croeps
Enani
House Committee On Public Lands
Smithsonian Institute
Intitute
United States
Anl
Inet
Stevenson
State Avenue
Delaware
Minnesota
San Francisco man rules Industrial School unconstitutional
Jupar Wuceusa holds that the Act establishing the Industrial School is unconstitutional and that a police judge cannot send boys for misdemeanors without jury conviction, effectively releasing many inmates as reports note large ice stockpiles alongTruckesiver in the two months ending.
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Jupar Wuceusa
San Francisco
Sharon Heads to Washington After Coast Visit
Senator Sharon travels from Virginia City to Reno and then to Washington to take the oath and assume duties. The four week stay on the coast is described as necessary for important work benefiting his constituents, with praise for his efforts and cautious optimism for public harmony in his senatorial tenure.
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Senator Sharon
Virginia City
Reno
Washington
Sharon
National Capital
Grant and Ganouck on Babcock deposition in whisky ring case
Washington telegram dated the 12th outlines Grant's deposition in the Babcock matter. It asserts Babcock did not influence officials in the whisky ring probe and had no role in funneling transfers of supervisors. The President reportedly directed renovations to dispel suspicion and upheld Babcock's integrity over twelve years of association.
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Woshington
Grant
Babcock
Babasook
Hay
Bubrock
Europe
United States
Alup
Auma
Bristow
Swartwout Pacriod
London Times
Warning the People Rev Geo B Allen Lecture on School Question
Rev Geo B Allen delivers a lecture in the eastern portion of the state on the school question. He insists the topic should engross every citizen and be decided on its merits. He expresses confidence the verdict will be satisfactory and aligned with progressive ideas.
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Geo. B. Allen
Polygamy in Utah Versus Mormonism Debate
Chief Justice White warned the Grand Jury of Utah that polygamy must be faced honestly and govern themselves by right and reason. He argued Mormonism might survive or be relieved by reform, but if it cannot sever from polygamy it would be the bridal of death to Mormonism and to religious worship shielded by the Constitution.
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Bearpine Titz
White
Grand Jury of
Utah
Baptista
U. S
Indiana
Baptist Church
South
North
Georgia
Kentucky
Virginia
North Carolina
Tennesse
Richmond
Maritime losses from January report total 29 vessels
The January report lists 29 vessels bound to or from U S ports lost in the period. Twenty four wrecked, three abandoned, two sunk by collision, and two missing, comprising two ships, four brigs, four brigs? and seventeen schooners with total value stated at $480 000.
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United States
New Postal Treaty Sets US Japan Rates After 1876
A new postal treaty with Japan fixes letter postage at five cents after late April 1876. Newspapers up to two ounces will cost two cents.
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Japan
Nevada Mining News and Local Developments
The bulletin reports vast bullion shipments from Pioche totaling $193,200 for the month, Eureka burgh plans and regional growth, and Rio Raymond Ely mining outputs with ore assays around $10 with 76 per ton. It notes a burglary surge in Eureka and a sharp rise in mining optimism in the Jersey Mining District Humboldt County, plus a critical look at Virginia Consolidated dividends totaling $16.12 million and projected annual yields near $2 million.
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Eureka
Jersey
Humboldt County
Riymond & Ely
Centennial bill debated in Congress on unity and harmony
Senator Jones argues for a constitutional basis and patriotic appeal to unite the nation in a successful centennial celebration. The measure covers silver coin standards including the trade dollar half dollar quarter and dime and states silver coins will be legal tender up to five dollars per payment under U.S. law.
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Congress
Jones
United States
California K of P Elects Officers for Term
The Grand Lodge of California K of P elected officers for the ensuing term including Supreme Representative P. G. Thos. Pennimon Grand Chancellor P. G. David McClure Grand Vice-Chancellor P. C. D. 2 Derrickson Grand Prelate P. C. A. Rogers Grand K. of R. and P. G. U. A G. Booth Grand M. of EB P. C Geo. Cantns
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Orricsns
Grand Lodge of California
K. of P
Supreme Representative
Reduction in San Francisco to New York fares hinted
Prinars indicate a forthcoming rate cut on the San Francisco to New York run. An opposition fleet of steamers on the Panama route is expected, with competition likely forcing a reaction not voluntary. The remedy is seen as more effective than laws regulating freights and fares.
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Prinars
San Francisco
New York
Panama
Rainfall boosts expected California grain yield next Summer
Rain in the San Frensisco vicinity for the season to date exceeds 18 inches, slightly above the average for the same period in the prior two seasons. With moderate rains in March, April and May, California grain yield next summer is expected to be unusually large.
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San Frensisco
California
Acquittal in Murder Case Sparked by Insanity Claim
Landis Acquitrzo, who shot Vineland editor Carrnth and caused his death, is acquitted by a jury on insanity grounds. The State Prison examination proceeds slowly and may last another week. Protestants in Acapulco rise in numbers following Rishardeon’s assassination.
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Landis
Italian snow storms disrupt major cities in January
Northern and Central Italy faced heavy snows in January with Milan Turin and Mantua seeing major business interruptions. Florence hired nearly a thousand workers to clear snow from key avenues while Rome granted schoolchildren a holiday and they enjoyed extra time at home. Snow also lingered in southern valleys and Spain, with levels similar to central Italy.
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Lyon
Italy
Milan
Turin
Mantua
Florence
Atrevta
Rome
Hvan
California
Spain
Government Purchase of Silver Bullion 1875 Totals
A Treasury communication to the House shows that from January 14 1875 to December 1875 silver bullion purchases totaled 8,473,023 ounces costing 9,300,446 in gold. The highest price paid per ounce was March 11 at 1.13.8 and the lowest July 14 at 1.00.
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Silvar Busuiox
Secretary of the Treasury
Sant
House of Representatives
Bride elation as Saratoga train mix up ends in telegram
At Saratoga a bride and groom, riding separate trains, repeatedly passed each other on the route. Each trip left them at opposite ends until a peremptory telegram prevented further delays and the husband finally reached the bride.
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Saratoga
Circulars and job work offered at Jouanan office
You can order hand bills business cards envelopes bill heads letter-heads visiting cards and ball works at short notice and low rates. The Jouanan office promises best style and prompt service for all kinds of job work.
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Jouanan Offica
Bear interrupts house warming with comic dance impression
A bear escaped its keeper at a Leavenworth house warming, calmly entering the room to join the dance. Guests fled in a stampede as a Kansas girl reportedly ran away in shock at the bear’s skin and intrusion.
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Leavenworth
Kansas
Cura Deepens Debt Crisis in Caribbean City
The Gem of the Antilles faces a Treasury deficit near 50 million dollars driven by five months of unpaid salaries across the army navy civil service and minor branches. Public debt climbs to about 80 million as the fiscal strain mounts.
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Cura
Preparations Underway for Republican National Convention
Activity shows in prelim efforts for the Tapublican National Convention in Cincinnati on June 1. Maine has named delegates, while several states seek hotel quarters at Cincinnati venues. Maine, Kentucky, New Hampshire, Indiana, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Vermont, and Minnesota have reserved spaces at Burnett House. Governor Morton and allies take twenty rooms at Walnut Street House. Pennsylvania secures rooms for 100 and Captain Batchelors. Nevada likely to follow next month.
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Cincinnati
Maine
Connecticut
Kentucky
New Harpahire
Indiana
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Vermont
Minnesota
Burnett House
Morton
Walnut Sreet House
Pennsylvania
Gentleman at Loninville hotel asks for bell boy
A guest in a Loninville hotel rang for a bell boy but was told none available as the house advertises women for other work. The incident reveals staffing and employment practices at the establishment.
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Loninville
Bouth
Coinage Totals For January At U S Mints
January coinage by the three United States mints shows San Francisco total 1 557 000 with gold 1 940 OW and silver 617 000 Carson City 495 290 gold 169 280 silver 326 000 Philadelphia 82 360 210 total with gold 62 008 800 and silver 8 900 410.
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United States
San Francisco
Carson
Philadelphia
Poon-Sarzina Fast Four Mile Run Set Next Friday
Weather worries disrupt pace as four mile race fans await ideal track conditions after heavy rains. Hansey Company rumored to build a windmill and perform work in Copcorn nearby Cornucopia. Two California children found alone at Oakland Ferry wharf say they crossed from Hinghess Massachusetts to Redwood City to join their mother. man in charge fled with their dollars. The mother alerted. children reunited with her.
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Oakland Ferry
San Francisco
Hinghess
Mass
Redwood City
Dark Ages and spectacles joke at classroom
A classroom exchange features a student being asked about the dark of the world and the dark ages. The boy hesitates, then another student jokes that the dark ages were before spectacles were invented before being sent to his seat.
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Biggs
Tuztime Realization Sparks Washerwoman Mixup
A humorous local note recounts a man’s dawning belief that a woman’s sphere should be enlarged when a washerwoman mistakes his stockings for a shirt bosom and pairs them accordingly, highlighting a comic misinterpretation.
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State of
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John Ainley
G. H. Bobier
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W. B. C. Brown
Brotherton Brothers
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