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Weekly Nevada State Journal in Reno, Nevada
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Newspaper
Weekly Nevada State Journal
Location
Reno, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1895
Page
1
Kelley and Webster Weekly Publication Notice
The Nally telegraphic news item is printed daily with exceptions on Sundays. The Weekly edition appears on Saturdays, serving readers with condensed telegraphic content.
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Nally
Mormon Church Influence Sparks Utah Political Debate
The First Presidency stance condemning officials for nominal party ties draws mixed editorials across papers. Salt Lake Tribune backs the move as aiding Republicans while Salt Lake Telegram accuses the Tribune of church bias. Analysts speculate Utah’socratic government could shape future elections as church leaders influence local politics. Senator Brigham Young remains a focal point for potential legislative shifts.
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First Presidency
Mormon Church
Utah
Salt Lake Tribune
Republican Party
Salt Lake Telegram
Mormion Church
Democrate
Aga
Higeli
Beanrge Q Cranan Ti
Silver and free coinage urged by Bartine in journal review
MM Warting's paper reprints Hon US Burtine's National Beneficiary paper from Chicago voicing opposition to plutocracy and support for free silver. It argues the silver remedy lies in restoring it with a 16 to 1 ratio and condemns high declarations without electing Congressmen and Presidents in favor of free coinage. Nevada readers are urged to defeat opponents of free coinage by honorable means.
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Joungse Dain
BF. Burtine
Teda
Chicago
Nevada
Bartine Chang
Fight to fill Illinois district seat on silver issue
An election in the Eighteenth Illinois District to fill a death-created vacancy is set for next Tuesday. Lane supports free coinage while Hadley backs the gold standard, with Bryan and Brand among free coinage advocates touring the district. Republican money is backing Hadley.
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Congress
Illinois
Lane
Hadley
Bryan
Nebraska
Brand of Nissouri
Lang
Tanner
Republican Contral Committee
Free coinage clash and a Stanford Salvation Army tie
The piece outlines factions in the free coinage debate with Itnois Democrats and gold men opposing Lane, while Stanford University President David Jordan converts to the Salvation Army. It notes Mrs Ballington Booth at Stanford, the Army’s appeal to students and faculty, and Jordan’s scientific view of evolution. It also calls for silver advocates to unite behind a silver bill and opposes Cleveland-Sherman gold standard alignment.
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Itnois
Cleveland
Lane
David 8. Jordan
Stanford Universality
Salvation Army
San Francisco
Stanford
Jordan
Ballington Booth
University
Huxley
Mre. Booth
Sherman
British mothers seek protection for daughters from American heiresses
London Truth notes a craze for noble titles among British mothers as American fortunes purchase aristocratic matches. The piece jokes that titles could be manufactured at home or taxed on export of heiresses, arguing revenue would flow to the treasury. It cites Consuela Vanderbilt who bought a husband and title for 18 million dollars and Marlborough’s gift duties.
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Atlantic
London
United States
Treasury
Consuela Vanderbilt
Marlborough
Senator Marion Butler Elected Populist U S Senator
Senator Marion Butler of North Carolina, elected last winter as a Populist to the U S Senate for six years, advocates uniting silver factions. He argues that most Senators represent silver constituencies and favor free coinage, limiting gold standard influence unless aided by silver sympathizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Butler
North Carolina
U. S. Senate
Isms
Senate
Committeeu
Cleveland Chamber Presses for Early National Conventions
The Cleveland Ohio Chamber of Commerce urged the Republican and Democratic National Committees to stage conventions within three months of election day. Resolutions will go to 100 U S cities urging similar action to hinder monetary reform supporters from uniting behind a candidate after nominations. Republicans set a five month minimum and never meet after June. Democrats have held conventions as late as July, potentially delaying united reform efforts into August or September next year.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Utah Sheepmen Move Flocks From Nevada States
The Salt Lake Herald reports a five cent per head tax on Nevada sheep drives heavy flocks out of the state. Utah growers plan to range the flocks in northwestern Utah and southern Idaho. Dry conditions are blamed for reduced Nevada productivity, with James Sampson noting severe drought across the affected regions.
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Salt Lake Herald
Nevada
Utah
Idaho
James Sampson
Southern Pacific
Four Remedies Prove Superior, Selling Well at Hodgkinson’s
Advert says Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption coughs and odds Electric Bitters for liver stomach and kidneys Bucklen’s Arnica Salve and Dr King’s New Life Pills all guaranteed to perform as claimed dealer Soliat 8 Hodgkinson’s drug store offers details.
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Dr. King
Bucklen
Soliat
J. Hodgkinson
State v Peder cini case delayed for witness Cobb
The District Court heard State v Pete Peder cini yesterday as a jury was empanelled. Defense counsel Torreyson and Summerfield requested a continuance to secure L A Cobb, a key witness, who left Reno on a sheep train bound for Chicago. A writ of attachment was issued and the case continued to 10 o clock today. Telegraph attempts to reach Cobb failed as the train reportedly passed Terrace Utah.
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Pete Pedercini
Messrs. Torreyson
Summerfield
L. A. Cobb
Reno
Chicago
Cobb
Terrace
Utah
New Health Scent of Syrup of Fire Cited
A vivid note extols renewed health and internal cleanliness from Syrup of Fire, contrasting it with old time medicines and cheap substitutes once offered but not accepted by the well informed.
Parks Sare Cure for Liver and Kidneys Sold locally
A large number of tired men and women could end back pain by using Parks Sare Cure for the Liver and Kidneys. The remedy targets the usual source of pain and aims to cure it. Sold by S J Hodgkinson.
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S.J. Hodgkinson
The Trial of Durrant Another Sensation in the Case
The Durrant trial continues amid fresh sensational developments as prosecutors unveil new testimony and defense challenges surface. Witnesses are called and evidence scrutinized as the courtroom drama intensifies.
Durrant Trial Plot Allegations Spark Hoax Letter
A San Francisco coroner investigates a letter alleging a defense planned a fake alibi for Theodore Durrant in the murders of Minnie Williams and Blanche Lamont. The letter and a bogus witness statement claim a plot involving six men and a scheme to implicate Rev. J. George Gibson. Police view the materials as potentially manufactured by the defense or associated with Durrant, while noting inconsistencies and questioning Reynolds’s credibility.
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San Francisco
Theodore Durrant
Duprey
Dickinson
Durrant
Oine
Minnie Williams
Smythe
Dugan
Stewart
Taylor
Harrington
Gibson
E. M. Thayer
Dogan
Lamont
Williams
Blanche Lamont
Homge
Haywards
Crowley
Deuprey
George Ryynops
Reynold
Hawkins
Reynolds
Massacre in Baiburt District Targets Armenians
Reports describe a brutal attack by Muslim and duke-led forces against Armenian villages between Erzercum and Trebizond. About 600 assailants, armed with Martin-Henry rifles, burned houses and schools, killed at least 150 Armenians, and desecrated churches while looting cattle and valuables. Some captives were burned alive and women mutilated.
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Constantinople
Baiburt
Erzercum
Trebizond
Hydraulic miners plan separate union in Nevada Sierra counties
San Francisco reports about 400 hydraulic miners from Nevada, Butte, and Sierra counties considering withdrawal from the State Miners Association to form a dedicated hydraulic mining group due to dissatisfaction with current officers.
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San Francisco
Hydraulic
State Miners’ Association
Nevada
Butte
Sierra
State Mineral Association
Durrant Trial Deliberations Proceed Amid Exhibit Review
In San Francisco on October 26 the Durrant case counsel debate is not expected to end before next Wednesday evening. Defense attorneys General Dickinson and Deuprey close for the defense on Tuesday. District Attorney Barnes for the prosecution on Wednesday. Judge Murphy to charge the jury on Thursday. The jury may study numerous exhibits, with much testimony digested, awaiting final instructions. New York and Sacramento items follow.
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San Francisco
Dickinson
Deuprey
Barnes
Murphy
Letter Praises Dr King's New Discovery for Pneumonia
Rev J Quadermar of Diamondale Michigan quotes an extract praising Dr King's New Discovery. He recounts his wife suffered pneumonia after la grippe with long coughing fits, then quickly improved with the remedy. Trial bottles offered at S J Hodgkinson's drug store, regular sizes 50 cents and 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Quadermar
Diamondale
Mich
Dr. King
Baptist
Rives Junction
la Grippe
The Right Principle: A Coast Store’s Growth Philosophy
The largest store on the Coast employs three hundred people and grows by pleasing customers. Goods come direct from European and American factories, sales are cash only, and one uniform price. The store offers a partial guarantee with free catalogues and samples by the yard, promising better service each year.
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Europe
America
Governor Altgeld Rules Out Senate Run Next Year
Springfield reports Governor Altgeld announced he will not seek the United States Senatorship next year. He added that even a large Democrat victory could not alter the likelihood of a Republican majority on a joint ballot, with seventeen Republicans already holding seats and a projected five or six vote edge.
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Springfield
Altgeld
Thaat
United States
Convention fund grows. Union League to push San Francisco host
San Francisco reports the Republican National Convention fund now about 50 thousand dollars. A mass meeting next week under Union League Club auspices will organize a permanent body to bring the convention to the city.
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San Francisco
Union League Club
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