Votes on free coinage divide parties in Congress
The New York Press proclaims Republican wins on the Bland and Stewart free silver bills while Cleveland and mugwump organs dispute the counts. The record shows party lines in the House and Senate on March 24 and July 1 1892 with 94 Democrats and 60 Republicans voting on the Stewart bill and further notes party shifts in Oregon and railroad government control proposals.
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Silver and Politics in Colorado and Nevada
The piece argues Colorado mirrors Nevada in factional splits over silver coinage. It calls for independent silver advocacy against Harrison and Cleveland, urging unity of silver supporters, a Denver convention, and a long, persistent fight to restore government by the people and defend mining interests against goldbug and Wall Street influence.
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General Weaver Opinion and Silver Demonetization Debate
General Weaver denounces silver demonetization as a crime against civilization and vows to pursue victory in the campaign. The White Pine News calls for a $10 000 fund for widow Cassidy and suggests Richard Ryland as local treasurer to collect and publish acknowledgments.
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W. Cassidy
Richard Ryland
Weaver and free coinage win Nevada favor over Cleveland
The piece argues Florida Republicans align with the People's party backing Weaver, while Nevada factions dislike the Wall Street tickets. It claims Weaver's election would raise property values and benefit all, criticizing Harrison and Cleveland as self-serving and praising free coinage as a path to better times. It cites the Denver Times on protectionism and free trade as outdated slogans.
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Manager HH C Frick Shot by a Russian Jew Anarchist
A dramatic note reports a fatal stage accident linked to an anarchist figure described as a Russian Jew. The item references ongoing Proceedings of Congress explosion coverage, a shift from "Pirate" to "Columbia" and mentions a grasshopper scourge as part of the era’s sensational connected stories.
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Frick Shot by Berkman in Pittsburgh Office Attack
H. C. Frick, Carnegie Company manager, was shot in his Fifth Avenue office by Alexander Berkman, a 21 year old Russian Jew described as an anarchist. Frick intervened as Berkman stabbed and shot. Berkman was captured and later jailed. Frick dictated a report to Carnegie and directed no contact with home while his wife, recently confined after childbirth, awaited news. The incident drew wide attention with police and surgeons on scene.
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Congressional Proceedings and A Picnic Tragedy Abroad
Nation reports from Washington to Curacao describe the Anti-Option bill debates, a World’s Fair labor exhibit resolution, a fatal picnic crush in Colombia Park, Hangings in Santa Rosa, troop withdrawals in Wardner, and a Burgoyne call for legal action over the Sams incident.
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Heat Tide Strains Cutcaco as Six Die in City Today
Six deaths from heat prostration reported in Cutcaco today, total fourteen since Saturday. Police record over thirty prostrations, many uncounted. Day opened at eighty, rose to ninety four with hot southerly breeze. Ambulance bells, crowded hospitals, and poor recoveries mark the scorcher. Authorities warn of rising death rate and effects on the ill and housebound.
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Gold flows abroad blamed on European money kings
A 1892 Treasury report shows a $202,944,341 trade surplus, yet analysts warn that European investors earn 5 percent on $5 billion held in US securities. Officials say Europe drains gold to Europe as interest is collected, risking a financial tangle if debts are paid with bonds. The piece urges voters to back Harrison or Cleveland or Weaver for silver coinage and reform.
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Harrison
Cleveaand
Weaver Faaurn
Colorado Silver Convention Adopts Nevada Plan
The Local Treasurer reports contributions received as delegates meet to consider adopting the Nevada plan and nominate a free coinage electoral ticket.
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Winterilla explained as a cosmetic remedy
An explanation asserts Winterilla treats chapped hands poison oak salt rheum eczema sun burn tan and freckles. It claims to be a refined after shaving luxury crafted by scientific experts with harmless ingredients and urges a trial convincing skeptics. Available from druggists in 6 and 6c bottles sold by Wm Pitniger.
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Water Company Extends Maing And Improve Service
The Reno Water Land and Light Co finishes two major projects adding a 6 inch main on Center street from Fifth to University grounds with a fire plug at Sixth. A new main on Onter Street reaches the University reservoir to ensure high pressure during repairs. Additional mains extend from Senator Foley’s Court Street residence to the Newlands house, and gas pipes go in that route. Sixth street main to be laid from Ralston to Sierras for area customers. Company notes ongoing investment and says it will continue spending as needed. Times-Review hints at upcoming local candidate declarations and political maneuvering.
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