Rumors of Cleveland's withdraw from Presidential race
Washington dispatches claim ex President Cleveland intends to withdraw from the race due to lack of party support. The World cites sources in Washington and notes Cleveland believes he is sidelined by leaders and rivals. Filings cover his silver stance and tariff views, with remarks on his cabinet and Western Democrats.
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The
New York World
Washington
Cleveland
Hoe
Soeas
New York
Bia
George William Curtis
Congress
Congressman Warner
South
Milyer
Grover Cleveland
Subscription notice for Daily and Weekly editions
Hevada State F Journal announces daily and weekly editions produced by ILLEV & STODDARD. Subscriptions run one year by mail, six months weekly, with prices listed as 8800 300 200 100. The Daily issues every day except Mondays, and the Weekly on Saturdays.
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Mail
Ralsiz
Assesseneo
Baturdase
Arid Lands Debate Divides Nevada Papers
Nevada editors in Elko and Austin weigh ceding arid lands to the state for irrigation versus reclaiming and selling to settlers. Elko urges against petitions to cede arguing rail interests would control state policy. favor Congress funding reclamation and allotment to settlers. Austin Reveille calls public discussion to inform voters about desert risks and potential concentration of land ownership amid speculation.
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Reno
Elko Independent
Austin Reveille
Jovenast and Gazette
Congress
Senator Power
Montana
Elko County
Nevada
Chilean Question Message to Congress from President Harrison
President Harrison sent to Congress a message on the Chilean incident. It recaps asylum given to Balmaceda refugees, the Baltimore sailors attacked in Valparaiso, and police and military responsibility. It urges apology and reparation if Chile does not respond, with potential suspension of diplomatic relations.
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Oates
Ala
Chile
Breckenridge
Harrison
Senate
House of Representatives
United States
Valparaiso
Baltimore
Sctly
Velparsiso
Argent
Rigain
Ybird
Wharton
Congress
Mineral Production Estimates for United States Last Year
The Engineering and Mining Journal reports U S mineral yields with 1890 comparisons. Gold 1,620,000 oz value 33.25 million up 2 percent. silver 58,000 oz up 6 percent. pig iron 3,967,000 tons down 12 14 percent. steel rails 1,090,000 tons down nearly 50 percent. copper 292,620,000 lb up 1024 percent. lead 205,488 tons up 13 percent. nickel 144,341 lb down 28 percent. tin 123,366 lb. aluminum 163,820 lb up 73 percent. anthracite coal 42,839,800 long tons up 12 percent. bituminous coal 98,000,000 long tons up 5 percent. salt 10,229,691 barrels up 5 percent. Total mineral output valued about 1 billion dollars. In 1890 the principal stone value at production exceeds 650,900,000.
United States Chilean Ultimatum Sparks Diplomatic Break
Dispatch from Santiago de Chile reports the US ultimatum on Chile reaching a crisis point. Relations must cease if reparation for the Baltimore attack is not made despite assurances it does not mean war unless Chile provokes beyond endurance.
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Santiago de Chile
United States
Chile
Senor Matta
Baltimore
Egan
Yorktown Arrives at Callao for Refugee Coverage
Secretary Tracy received a dispatch from Crowmader Evans announcing the arrival of the Yorktown at Callao. The vessel was ordered to cover the Macchint refugees awaiting assistance.
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Tracy
Crowmader Evans
Yorktown
Callao
U S Chile ultimatum over Baltimore affair escalates
The United States delivers a strong ultimatum to Chile demanding withdrawal of an offensive note by former Chilean Foreign Minister Matta, immediate reparation for attacks on Baltimore sailors in Valparaiso, and a formal apology, or diplomatic relations will end. Also reported are Boise cattle starvation fears in Idaho due to severe snow, with stockmen forecasting heavy losses.
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Konight
Santiago
Chile
Polce
Egan
Chiliaa
Valparaiso
United States
San Francisco
The
Chronicle
Chili
Olace
Europe
Examiner
Harrison
Contravsy
Valparasso
Montt
Hawaii
London
Patrick Egan
St. James Gazette
Mach Tasy
Republica
Globe
Pall Mail Gazette
Bsantiaco
Senor Matta
Baltimore
Ultmatum
Portiano
Boise
Idaho
Washmerton
Senate
Tone Sailor
West
Sherman
Committee On Foreign Relations
Justice Bradley
McPherton
Hoar
Horrible Utah Nevada railroad accident kills one stockman
Tancher January 23 a rider on a stock train near Stone House Nevada was knocked from the top as the engine entered a snow shed. Charles A. Nelson was killed, his head and face cut by the caboose brake beam. P W Sanders is badly injured with a skull fracture and likely fatal injuries.
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Tancher
Charles A. Nelson
P. W. Sanders
Stone House
Nevada
Nelson
Sanders
Shich
Dyspepsia and Liver Regulator Claim Relief
A promotional medical notice claims dyspepsia stems from the liver and asserts that a “Tim ed Simmons Liver Regulator” cures the condition by expelling gases and aiding digestion. James A. Roanz of Philadelphia testifies it cured his aspuepsia after years with doctors.
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Simmons
James A. Roanz
Philad’a
Lawmakers Back President in War Crisis Message
A speech by an eminent prosecutor frames the war issue with a small nation in civil strife. Senators Platt and McCreary urge support for the President’s ultimatum, while Hill and O'Donnell praise the patriotic tone. Several committee members warn of war’s consequences yet vow to back necessary action and funding.
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Platt
Representative McCreary
House Foreign Affairs Committee
House of Representatives
Raynor
Committee On Foreign Affairs
United States
Hill
Foreign Affairs Committee
House
O'Donnell
Senator Morgan weighs envoy move over Chile recall
Senator Morgan of Alabama, head of the Democratic minority on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, discussed reports that Minister Egan’s recall had been requested. He proposed sending Edmunds as ambassador to negotiate a treaty, viewable as maintaining dignity and authority, and warned against pressuring Chile for a quick reply.
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Washigton
Morgan
Alabama
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Egan
Edmunds
Chili
Indian kills Sheriff attempt shocks county by murder
Fatenaven Washington January 23 Geo Silencer, a well known Indian arrested yesterday on suspicion of killing Moses Yankin Wedeeadly makes a desperate attempt to murder Sheriff Delorimer this afternoon. He lured the sheriff to a bluff above the bay and pushed him over the edge but the sheriff clung to a shrub and survived. Silencer escaped and a posse of reservation Tudsin police and county officers pursue the fugitive. He faces likely lynching if captured.
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Fatenaven
Wash
Geo
Silencer
Moses Yankin Wedeeadly
Delorimer
Yankin
Tudsin
Galarte Examination in Hinds Killing Case Closed
In Bakersfield California on January 23 the examination of J H Galarte for the murder of Joseph Hinds eight months ago ended after defense demanded secrecy. The judge took the case under advisement and will rule February 3.
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Baxeserierp
Cal
Galarte
Joseph Hinds
Manrrayille Burglar Captured After Lincoln Arrest
Manrrayille California January 23. An alleged burglar who had stolen goods from several local stores was arrested after an escape. Investigators traced plunder from at least half a dozen robberies and found the suspect shipping loot to Lincoln to peddle.
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Manrrayille
Cal
Ah ‘Rom
Lincoln
Hoe
Senator Hale Bill Expands Naval Forces Amid Chilean Imbroglio
Washixeton January 25 The bill introduced by Senator Hale aims to expand naval power by authorizing the President to contract three battleships of 7500 to 10000 ton displacement two armored coast defense vessels five gunboats of 700 to 1200 ton displacement and eight first class torpedo boats in response to the Chilean imbroglio.
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Washixeton
Hale
Young Man Sentenced After Ranch Theft and Shooting
George Loundz stole a rifle and shotgun from a rancher near Yousa Crry California yesterday. He pleaded guilty in the Justtor Court and was sentenced by Judge Davis to two and a half years in Folsom, one hour after arrest.
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Yousa Crry
Cal
George Loundz
Justtor
Davis
Folsom
Captain Sargent Sails Ohio to Charleston Navy Yard
Prinapehau January 23 Captain Sargent of the steamship Ohio chartered by the Government secured clearance papers for Boston and is expected to sail tomorrow under a United States naval officer. Destination believed to be the Charleston Navy Yard near Boston.
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Prinapehau
Sargent
Ohio
Boston
Charleston Navy Yard
Desperado Antonio Garcia Dies After Police Shooting
Ban Besnagpouro notes Antonio Garcia died last night from wounds inflicted by Officer West during a morning shooting. An inquest this afternoon exonerated the officer. Garcia had a long criminal record as a gambler thief and feared figure in his neighborhood.
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Ban Besnagpouro
Antonio Garcia
West
Garcia
Snowstorm Forms in Calabasas Area
Snow began in Bisson and Sisson, California on January 25 with heavy snowfall this afternoon and forecast of a major storm ahead.
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Sisson
Mrs Winslow Teething Syrup Promoted by Mothers
An old advertisement touts Mrs Winslow Teething Syrup as a remedy for teething pain and related ailments. It promises quick relief for distressed children and claims to cure diarrhea regulate stomach and bowels, soften gums and boost energy. Sold by druggists worldwide for twenty five cents.
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Mrs. Winslow
Mineral and agricultural land dispute over railroad grants
Assistant Secretary Chandler rejected Judge Sawyer on land cases tied to railroad grants. Chandler held that mineral character unknown at entry time does not defeat preemption if others knew and ore exposure was obvious. Decision affects Tinkham against McCaffrey and similar cases in mining land disputes.
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Chandler
Department of the Interior
Judge Sawyer
United States Circuit Court
Sawyer
Tinkham
McCaffrey
Chandier
Hats Off in the Synagogue Decision at Chesed Congregation
The 4ashe Chesed congregation on Scoville Avenue voted to end the long standing custom of men wearing hats during public worship. After heated debate the majority supported worship with hats off, while allowances were made to permit those who wish to keep head coverings. Readings from Cleveland Leader and Herald report the outcome.
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Temple
Scoville Avenue
Cleveland Leader and Herald
Mead Estate Provides Library Bequest and Boys Hall
The late James H. Mead of Sheboygan Wisconsin wills twenty thousand six hundred dollars for a public library and ten thousand dollars for a hall for boys to enjoy innocent sports and pastimes. Arnold John Jahn, son of Friedrich Ludwig Jahn founder of the Turn Verein, is noted as a historic German patriot. The U.S. government plans a new timber dock in Brooklyn navy yard about six hundred feet long due to insufficient accommodations. Four years ago Charles Kettleberger of San Francisco received a coffin as a birthday present and was buried in it recently.
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Monterey
Washington
J. ©. Hardie
Department Quartermaster’s Office
Clark
Mere Island Navy Yard
Union Iron Worke
Monteray
Potrero
James H. Mead
Sheboygan
Wis
Arnold
John
Chicago
Frederich Ludwig Jahn
Turn Vereins
Navy Yard
Brooklyn
Charles Kettleberger
Advertised Letter List from Reno Postoffice 1891
The list shows names of addressees awaiting mail in Reno Nevada including Anderson Mrs W Currey Alfred L Cablen Crawford Mra Curtis Mili Dorab Davis Mra J P Golden Irvin Groenstrest Tillie 8 Harder Henry Kenny Annie Lombardi John Patterson Nick Roberts Newt Smith Frank G Salmon Tom Whiteker Mra a P Kraus P M The passage adds a dental ad for SOZODONT and notes shipyard workers in Ban derlend striking over wage cuts.
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Reno, Nevada
Anderson
N Beaumain
Mra Barros
W Currey
Alfred L Cablen
A W Crawford
MS Curtis
Mili Dorab
RJ Davis
J P Golden
John R
Groenstrest
Irvin Guise
Tillie
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