27 Jun 1896
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Newspaper
Weekly Nevada State Journal
Location
Reno, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1896
Page
1
Palettehad Daily and Weekly entries recap local listings and brief notices from ADA state journal, highlighting daily briefs and weekly roundups. It notes page positioning and small items including events, ads, and notices usual to a small-town paper layout.
Kelley and Webster were noted in a subscription segment under the teams heading. Details are limited to the listing and its association with the subscription plan.
The Silver party State Central Committee met with all counties represented and elected 15 delegates and 15 alternates to the St Louis Convention. It fixed the time and place for nominating a representative, Supreme Court justice, and two university regents, and invited Populists and others who back free coinage 16 to 1 to unite against the gold standard. The group signals possible name changes and emphasizes unity for free coinage in the 1840s era.
The piece argues that tariff policy must fund government and shape revenue, criticizing current benefits to Eastern manufacturers and calling for incidental protection and Western participation. It suggests a Chicago convention stance favors a tariff on Western products and free coinage of silver to revive the party from Cleveland’s influence.
An address aimed at Populists and voters of all parties calls for Senator Teller's nomination. Tauberneck and twenty six leading Populists of the United States issue the message urging support for Teller's candidacy.
A Colorado origin address urges Populists and all patriots to unite behind Henry M Teller for President. It denounces money power influence at the Republican convention, promotes monetary reform including coinage and bank power limits, and cites Teller’s long service and unblemished character as ideal leadership for the people against gold standard tyranny.
The address closes with a fervent appeal for unity among all forces opposing the gold trust, stressing that success of the monetary reform movement hinges on such solidarity.
M H de Young of the San Francisco Chronicle warns the Republican base faces peril if Chicago and St Louis conventions align with silver advocates He says a united silver front among Populists Democrats and bimetalists could split the GOP and cost California and other Western states The gold standard pushers plan heavy spending to keep silver factions apart and may recruit traders among delegates to sow dissension.
A group of silver men including several United States Senators and Congress members left the St Louis Republican convention over free coinage of silver. They issue an appeal to unite silver supporters from all parties to oppose the gold power and back Henry M Teller of Colorado for President. They note McKinney’s rumored destiny and Napoleon reference, warning against Friday naming.
Send address to H E Bucklen Co Chicago for a trial box of Dr King’s New Life Pills. They aid constipation and sick headache, malaria and liver trouble. Purely vegetable and non deleterious. Reg small 25c per box. Sold by S J Hodgkinson, Druggist.
The examination of applicants for the Annapolis post proceeded yesterday morning at the High School building with the full board present. Three candidates Moessra Sea grave Balmer and Lawrence appeared for a written exam intended to occupy today, leading to a potential admission test in Annapolis. Also includes an advertisement for a skin salve priced 2 cents per box, sold by S. J. Hodgkinson.
A series of brief dispatches report a murder in Los Anezzos of Edward White, a railroad worker, with his wife and other witnesses involved. The killer remains unidentified as investigators pursue leads near Chavese street. Multiple notices from across states note political conventions, violent incidents, and weather events of the period.
Mark Hanna and a party of gold men called on Major McKinley yesterday. At Cateret New Jersey Henry Weidig drowned when a boat capsized. The North American Turner Band plans its next annual meeting in San Francisco. Senator Cannon of Utah met a large crowd in Pueblo Colorado and received a silver belt. Japan reports 84000 deaths from the tidal wave. August Myers a Jefferson county farmer killed himself after failed harvest help. John Lipper of Newark burned by molten metal. vision may be lost. Benjamin Bristow died in New York City. John Roemly of Trenton killed himself after a domestic quarrel over a dollar with a shotgun. E K Brown of Janesville and J Seskind of Chicago cattlemen killed in Vermont Central railroad collision. A Nebraska wind storm injured Mrs. Duncan of Republican and killed two of her children. John Formholtz and John Lemmon quarreled over a girl. Formboltz stabbed Lemmon and fled. Lemmon will die. London Grand Jury indicts Jameson and others violating Transvaal neutrality. In Los Angeles two robbers looted J J Fletcher’s house of $300. Noble Shepard escaped execution by crawling through a sewer to reach the street.
An advertisement touts Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup as a remedy for teething pain and associated symptoms. It claims fast relief for diarrhea stomach issues wind colic and gum inflammation and promotes its pleasant taste and universal availability for 25 cents a bottle. It pressures mothers to purchase and asks readers to request the syrup by name.
In Nevada California and the Pacific coast, the historic launching of the new twin screw steamer Tahoe is planned for Wednesday June 2. Baby Bliss will christen it with champagne as it glides from a submarine timber railway into Lake Tahoe. The event promises record speed, modern improvements, new hotel and water works, with Meteor as excursion boat after July 1 and over 600 San Francisco attendees expected for July 4 dances and trips.
Miss Della Levy hosted a pleasant reunion for her Eighth Grade class on Saturday evening at her home. Prolific decorations, music, games, and conversations filled the party. Guests enjoyed a sumptuous supper and prizes were awarded to Miss Mabel Richardson Miss Mamie Barrett and Egbert Stewart.
An afternoon game at the town grounds east of town saw Reno defeat Truckee 17 to 4. Through five innings the score was tied at 3 all before Reno pulled away in a high scoring finish. Reno had 12 base hits to Truckee's 7, with many visitors from Truckee and Wadaworth in attendance.
A description highlights beauty from good food and outdoor exercise and notes the subject uses Syrup of Fige for gentle cleansing. The product is marketed as made by the California Fig Syrup Company to support health and vitality.
W G Wells of Roseburg J W Bryan of Olalla Mrs Garrison of Mohawk Robi Burner of Wadsworth Jos Ryan and Wm Gilbert of Virginia J M Summerfield and Jay H White of Hawthorne arrived at the Hotel Reno last night.
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