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Newspaper

Weekly Nevada State Journal

Location

Reno, Nevada, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1896

Page

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National Conventions and the Silver Issue in 1896

The Republican National Convention meets in St Louis June 16 to name a President and Vice President. Silver will be excluded in the platform, with gold standard favored. Democrats meet in Chicago July 7 with uncertain gold or silver dominance and possible two thirds rule changes. Silver and Populist conventions follow in St Louis July 22 with calls for fusion to back a pro silver candidate. bloc unity could decide the next President.

Merta St. Louis United States Chicago Tinutnclal National Silver Party National People’s Party Mneet Democratic Party Teller Republican Party

Old gold clauses in Nebraska mortgage disputes debated

In Omaha a case challenges a $2,000 mortgage note requiring payment in gold coin, arguing the clause violates legal tender law and public policy. The Nebraska court refused to enforce the gold payment provision, suggesting it voids the contract rather than compel gold payment, citing US coinage and legal tender statutes and contrasting greenbacks and silver certificates. The ruling hints at potential guidance from higher courts on gold clauses and legal tender limits.

Nebraska Omaha Lawa Mouney United States

Great Men Differ Ex Governor Colcord on Silver Issue

Ex Gov Colcord of Nevada says he is not a staunch silver advocate and prefers staying inside the Republican party. Senator Teller of Colorado argues the financial question affects the nation, warning that gold standard and tariffs shape prosperity, while Colcord’s view is partisan and party focused.

Colcord Nevada San Teller Colorado George L. Sopria Denver Toeller Europe America Asia Talment

San Francisco Call and the silver coinage issue

The San Francisco Call advocates free silver at 16 to 1 ratio and argues remonetization is paramount for the public. It criticizes political doubletalk and insists a party must be pledged to silver restoration, else it questions the party’s alignment with the public interest.

San Francisco United States California Republican Party

Questioning Gold Standard Endorsement By Republican Party

The speaker argues against aligning with the Republican stance on the gold standard, noting that if the party supports it at St. Louis, papers and individuals who favor silver remonetization should not automatically support the party in the name of national welfare.

Republican Party St. Louis

Jones Case Verdict and Mint Shortage Fallout

The Jones case jury found the defendant guilty in Carson federal court yesterday. He did not testify at his second trial and likely suffered from it, while the public expects further investigations into mint activites and a broader look at the State Treasury after the shortage of 75,000 to 80,000 dollars in 1893. Congressmen Newlands is praised for silver efforts as reformers in Congress host a dinner with Morgan, West, Daniels, Tillman, Harris, Bailey, Dinsmore and Livingston among others.

Jones United States District Court Carson Heney Qoarson Ring Newlands Congress Morgan West Daniels Tillman Harris Orep Bailey Dinsmore Livingston

King s New Discovery Lauded as Cough Remedy

Condensed testimony from Dr Kinoga s New Discovery praised by Chas Hood broker and manufacturers agent Columbus Ohio J D Brown Fort Wayne Ind proprietor of St James Hotel attests curing a two year LaGrippe cough B F Merrill Baldwinsville Mass favors it saying it always cures and prefers it to any doctor Mrs Hemming Chicago keeps it ready for croup Carleton Opera Company performance praised Electric Bitters advertised for female complaints appetite headaches nervous disorders and other ailments with 50 cent bottles at S J Hodgkinson s Drug Store

Chas BG. Hood Columbus Ohio Kinog J.D. Brown St. James Fort Wayne Ind King F. Merrill Baldwinsville Mass J. Hodgkingon’s

Local Butchers Deny Buying Diseased Cattle in Reno

A communication in the Lwelling Gazette dated May 4 1896 signed J M Fulton accuses Reno butchers of disposing diseased or lump jaw cattle there. Dixon Brothers reply denies any purchase or disposal by their firm and urges resenting such allegations.

Eprron Journal Lwelling Gazette J. M. Fulton Reno Dixon Brothers

Parks' Cough Syrup Claims Remedy for Throat and Lung Ailments

An advertisement touts Parks' Cough Syrup as unbeatable for throat and lung diseases and promises quick cures for colds. It asserts universal effectiveness and urges readers to buy a bottle from J. Hodgkinson.

J. Hodgkinson

John T. Jones Sentenced to Eight Years in Nevada Prison

Carson City May 4 1856 a Nevada District Court sentenced John T Jones for larceny of mint gold from the Carson United States property. After two trials the jury found him guilty. Judge Hawley imposed eight years hard labor and a $5000 fine with admonitions to obey prison rules and reflect on family and future conduct. Jones was taken to the state prison in a private conveyance with officials present.

U. S Johnny Jones Hawley John T. Jones Mr. Jones Nevada United States Woodburn Defenga Heney Honry Jones State Prison Henderson The Reno

Nature's remedies urged for prompt help

A brief promotion for Syrup of Figs by the California Fig Syrup Company. It cites prompt use when Nature needs assistance and presents the product as the best and simplest gentle remedy.

California Fig Syrup Company

Newlands Active in Local and National Affairs

Congressman Newlands pursues public and local interests, securing pensions for veterans and appointments for examiners, boosting postal service in Nevada counties, and presenting three Banking and Currency Committee speeches. The Nevada Republican County Central Committee convened to form a delegation for the Virginia state convention, aiming for broad inclusion and potential presidential endorsement.

Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething children

An old advertisement touts Mia Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a universal remedy for teething pain. It claims immediate relief from crying and pain, cures diarrhea and wind colic, softens gums, and boosts overall energy. Priced at twenty five cents a bottle and sold by all druggists worldwide.

Mre Winslow Mia

Becker Cigar Case Adds Storage and Ventilated Shelf

Charlie Becker receives an elegant glass cigar case with a thorough ventilation system and sponge-moisturized trays. The top serves as a counter while the interior holds a large stock of cigars. Also notes new Flor de Adams cigars arriving at Becker's shop and Parks Tea advertised as a nightly remedy sold by 8 Hodgkinson.

Charlie Becker Sto.e Becker Key West Flor de Adams

State versus Virginia & Truckee Railroad tax case begins

In District Court Judge Cheney presided over the State versus the Virginia and Truckee Railroad Company tax suit for 1895 totaling 5369.10. The company argues overvaluation and offered about 3700 in payment. Tax Collector Boyd refused the partial payment. The case lists jurors and includes witnesses from San Francisco and Southern Pacific officials. Evidence may show the road could be duplicated for less than the assessed value.

Virginia & Truckee Railroad Company Cheney Norcross Mesers Torreyson & Summerfield W. E. F. Deal Alexander Dromiack J. M. McCormack W. A. Rider A. Steiner W. J. Hollingaworth R. V. Borden J. Stanaway Bernard Campbell J. M. Lamb W. E. Gould G. B. Winkle O. C. Ross Boyd Deal San Francisco Southern Pacific

Advertised Letters in Reno Post Office May 5 1896

A list of uncalled letters for the week ending May 5 1896 at the Reno Nevada post office includes Brand Osca Caton Tom Crough LR J Duntly D M Evang T M Perrell Geo Goodman F vA Hammontree A F Harback W Johnson Stewart Lord W W Moran Lawrence Qobson Lewy Peterson O J Robertson John Shirley A A Trimmer E J Tomb G W White Geo Ladies List Gilbert Mrs Rosa Knocks Mrs Annie Shambrook Mrs G Walles Mrs H Packages Ray James Edward H J Berry P M.

Reno, Nevada Gilbert Rosa Knocks Annie Shambrook G. Walles

Unidentified salve advertisement promises cure or refund

An old classified style notice offers a salve claimed to heal cuts bruises sores ulcers rheum and various skin eruptions. It guarantees satisfaction or money back and lists price per box with contact for sale by SS Hodgkinson.

Hodgkinson

Election of Company C officers presided by Reese

R J Reese Quartermaster presiding at annual election of Company C officers. Windsor Wright named Captain, H Stewart First Lieutenant, G Van Waggoner Second Lieutenant, C B Gilson Junior Second Lieutenant, Wright Recording Secretary, E Shaver Treasurer, D Gould First Sergeant.

R. J. Reese W. O. Wright H. Stewart G. van Waggoner C. B. Gilson E. Shaver D. Gould

No Assessment This Month For A O U W Statewide

There will be no assessment in the A O U W this month for the state. This saves members money this month and shows the order’s solid footing.

Panic hits stock market and other early 20th century notes

Telegraphic notes report a quick panic in Chicago with 70000 shares traded in ten minutes. New York Biscuit stock jumped from 94 to 106 as 18500 shares changed hands. The heir to the Persian throne was proclaimed Shah after his father’s assassination.

Stock Exchange Chicago New York Persia Skah

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