07 Mar 1896
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Newspaper
Weekly Nevada State Journal
Location
Reno, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1896
Page
1
The text outlines a mid-19th century newspaper schedule listing a daily edition published seven days a week and a weekly issue released on Saturdays. It references Kelley and Webster and mentions subscriptions and delivery cadence. The fragment preserves names and publishing terms without clear dates or services.
A Nevada debate on West Point and Annapolis nominations prompts calls for competitive examinations. C A Butterly led the 17 to 22 year old pool, with George S. Birve as alternate. Controversy arises over nomination of Stanley Hamilton as alternate and lack of a public test. Proponents urge universal testing to ensure merit, oppose favoritism and nonresident appointments.
The New York Chamber of Commerce and affluent Republicans vow to back a hard money platform if national conventions refuse clear silver support. They demand removal of Senator Ore from GOP leadership and threaten to withhold campaign funds if Carter’s stance shifts toward free coinage. If Carter stays loyal to Teller allies, it signals support for free coinage.
A statement asserts a candidate prefers earning the people’s respect over the role of Chairman of the Republican National Committee, signaling a pledge to show himself worthy of public trust.
The article discusses the Senate's adoption of a Cuban belligerent recognition resolution and explores potential US advantages for Cuba, including loans, arms purchases, and naval permissions, while noting neutral and neutral trade limits. It contrasts foreign policy with American domestic debate on currency and party platforms ahead of elections.
United States Attorney General Harmon and District Attorney Jones bring a suit in Carnon in which Southern Pacific Company Central Pacific Company Metropolitan Trust Company of New York Pacific Wood Lumber and Flume Company of Nevada Pacific Improvement Company and about sixty individuals are named as defendants. The case centers on alleged long term illegal occupation of land claimed under 1862 1864 land grants with stakes valued at 590000. The government seeks nullification of patents and a major Nevada land dispute unfolds with caveat that the statute of limitations does not apply. Individual buyers face warranty deed implications as the case pits government against rail interests.
In states west of the Missouri River a large majority of the people are described as favoring a policy or stance reflected in the article fragment. The text notes broad public sentiment across western regions, indicating widespread agreement or support among residents.
The Grand Jury report to Judge Cheney condemns Hymers Vallascourt methods and endorses Auditor Shearer for vetoing illegal bills. It finds the pest house in good condition, questions County Hospital, and urges contract bids to the lowest bidder. It also urges penal labor for petty offenses and urges the Board of County Commissioners to stay within the law.
A ministerial inquiry into Rev Dr Brown faces allegations and countercharges from Miss Overman Mrs Stockton and Mrs Davidson with claims of blackmail and conspiracy The piece also critiques Republican silver policy in mining states and endorses Syrup of Figs as a remedy priced 50 cents and 1.00 for the larger bottle offered by Californias Fig Syrup Company and sold by druggists
A scattered Republican Senate vote in Kentucky and Hunter's withdrawal mark a unsettled political scene. The Arizona school lands leasing bill passed the House over the President. The New York steamship grounded near Staten Island in fog. Treasury reports show receipts 26,059,225 and expenditures 25,921,388 for the period. Chief Crowley resigns after 45 years with San Francisco police due to ill health. The Duluth tenement fire claims Mrs Baldwin and endangers others. Rev Dr Brown's council speech drew applause, Miss Overman’s cross-exam ends with a next Tuesday move. Washington says war talk and Cuba intervention intensify. Spanish papers warn of danger. The Globe notes possible Monroe doctrine clash if Congress acts and Spain resists.
A vintage advertisement promises Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup relieves teething pain and diarrhea, claims swift comfort for distressed children, and names a 25 cent price with wide drugstore availability. Also lists Henna Nevada post office uncalled letters for week ending March 1, 1896, including gentlemen and ladies items.
A Lincoln Nebraska letter from F W Stevens of the Knights of the Mauqgabees praises King’s New Discovery for curing an obstinate cough in two children after other medicines failed. He urges trials at Hodgkinson’s Drug Store with a guarantee and free trial bottles. Engine derailment near Floriston causes no injuries and rail service resumes by evening. Also Promotes a universal salve for skin injuries and mentions Pitcairn’s Castoria for children.
The March 1 1896 dispatch from Carson City reports U S District Court session with Judge Hawley presiding. Foley vs Hartley in child rights adjourned. 50 jurors summoned, about a dozen excused, ten accepted for the Jones larceny case involving $23 000 from the United States Writ of Carson. Truckee items note Ice Palace prospects, winter industries, pay days, and local business growth led by Sierra Mountain Brewery. snow begins eight inches deep. Oscar Hildebrandt, Truckee, Cal. February 29, 1896.
A fragmented 19th century style passage notes changes from childhood to adulthood with Castoria references. It mentions B C Maris of Lovelocks visiting Reno and discusses farmers fearing a dry season while remaining optimistic about alfalfa with no irrigation.
The county board met with Chairman Hymers and Commissioners Alt and Cobb, reviewing the current year tax levy. A hospital patient praised care and meals, while school trustees urged a 25 cent levy per $100. the board settled on 20 cents. The session ran lively, ending with routine monthly business. Brookins offered the song Cast Aside for sale, Finley Cook performing.
The Board of County Commissioners approved the current year tax rates after reconsideration. State tax 90 cents per 100 valuation, general land 4 cents, indigent fund 13 cents, road fund 16 cents, salary 10 cents, agricultural bonds 1 cent, general school 20 cents, totaling 190 cents for state and county purposes. Additional levies apply for incorporation, school redemption, and other local funds. Wadsworth adds 24 cents for fire and redemption, making the total 215 cents per 100 valuation. A medicinal ad promotes Parks' Sure Cure.
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