Silver and Democratic ticket urged in Nevada race
An editorial style appeal urges voters to back the whole Silver and Democratic ticket in Nevada. It argues against gold standard supporters and endorses W. A. Massey for Supreme Court, Dr. H. E. Hardin for Lieutenant Governor, and J. N. Evans and H. S. Starrett for Regents, asserting Bryan backing and prudent governance.
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Nevada
Senate
Justice of the Supreme Court
W. A. Massey
Mark On X
DU. H. E. Hardin
Regents of
The
State University
J. N. Evans
H. 3. Starrett
William Jennings Bryan
Ldtate
Yun
Political shifts steer Nevada voters toward Watson and Newshands
Fragmented editorial urges Silver and Democratic electors to back Watson for president or Bryan if necessary, praising Francis G. Newshands and Senator John Jones while arguing for support of reformist candidates. It warns against split votes and promotes consolidation for state and national tickets.
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Wheelp
Wanine Tee
Ryan
Thomeso Watson
Betwee Bia
Garret A. Howart
Mepapusse
Wate Sonuli
Beyad
Watson
Eithor
Ander
Bryan
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Aod
Tus
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Erry
Nevada
John 2 Jones
Bryen
Junea
Judge Bigelow
Jones
Jonest
Mumnbere
State University
Ibrefore
United States
Vote for Prosperity in Nevada Ballot Message
A campaign plea urging Nevada voters to back Bryan and Sewall electors to restore silver prosperity and oppose gold standard influence. It promotes independence from European money, supporting Bryan Watson tickets and warns against Hinowswan and Hannon alignment, urging turnout for prosperity.
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Bryan
White House
Congress
United States
sSewall
Mr. Hinowswan
Bryan and Watson
Sewall
Watson
Hobart
Hannon
Ryan
Jwoak
Nevada Speech Warns Against Gold Standard Political Threats
A vocal editorial urges Nevadans to vote against pro gold standard forces and warn of financial dependency on Great Britain. It criticizes supporters of free coinage, cites Hanna's stance, and argues an extension of Clevelandism under McKinley would harm Nevada’s economy and state finances.
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Great Britain
Republican Party
Mississippi Valley
Hinna
Wold Trust
Hanna
Clevelandiam
McKinley
Nevada
Bribery Allegations Hit McKinley Backers in Tulsa Inquiry
The Hanna corporation is accused of funding voter corruption with millions. The scheme centers on oaths of support for McKinley funded by bonds and Tulsa money used to buy votes. Grand jury in Dallas found a true bill for bribery and corruption amid broader claims of electoral subversion.
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M. A. Hanna
Tina
McKintey
Gal Trust
Hanna
Tulsa
Mer
Texus
McKinley
Tas
Dalles
The People and the Electoral Vote Controversy
The text accuses using money to influence voters and claims electoral votes in states where a Bryan majority of qualified electors exists, asserting corruption and doubt about the integrity of the result. The passage critiques the use of wealth to sway outcomes and argues the rightful winner is Bryan based on the stated electors.
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Bryan
Honest Nevadan Francis Newlands for Congress Support
The passage lauds Hon Francis G Newlands as a faithful and efficient representative with a stainless four year record in Congress He answers every call and keeps every pledge He is honest capable and attentive to public interests The appeal urges a cordial hearty Nevada vote to give him a rousing Washoe county majority in the next Congress
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Francis G. Newlands
Congress
Nevada
Shiver Congress
Washoe County
The Great Bale and the Western Silver Vote
A historical plea against the gold standard argues the auction of policy today. It asserts Republicans push for gold dominance while Bryan and Democratic tickets gain support in the Great Middle States and Nevada, urging voters to back Silver and reform.
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Great Middle States
Bryan
Nevada
Newlands
Union
Hanna's Figures Signal Shifting Electoral Votes
In Osceola Iowa October bulletin Mark Hanna claimed 811 votes with a Bryan reply predicting over 300 votes in the free silver column. Bryan said money questions are pulling Republicans toward free silver and away from the Gold Standard Democrats, while reports from Anderson say Hanna’s flags were torn down in the Madison Circuit and District Court rooms today. In New York November 2 campaign chairmen disagree on tomorrow's city result with Republican leader predicting a 25,000 plurality and Democrat leader predicting at least 85,000.
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Mark Hanns
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Igsue
Hunna
Pran A Prouis
Anderson
Mark Hanna
Madison Circuit
Divan
McKinley
Hobart
Ellisen
Daniel Boland
New York
von Colt
Sheehan
Oregon
New York City
Mt. Pleasant
Fairfield
Ottumwa
St. Louis
Missouri
Hanna
San Francisco
Geneva
Indiana
California
McLaughlin
Republican State Committee
Johnson
Congress
Indianapolie
Thomes RE. Watson
Andersonville
Georgia
Weat
Sewall
Dr King's New Discovery credited for cures in readers notes
Mrs Phaire Thomas of Junction City Illinois says two bottles cured her consumption label. Thomas Eggers of 139 Florida Street San Francisco recovered from a dreadful cold a fortnight after using one bottle. Free trial bottles offered at Hodgkinson's Drug Store. Chicago reports diphtheria scare with two California kids in waiting room.
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Junction City
Dr. King
Thos. Eggers
Florida St
San Francisco
Hodgkinson’s
Telegraphic notes on 1900 campaign passion and violence
The report lists Democratic and Populist leads in Oregon, Bryan tour stops in Iowa and Nebraska, and gold standard parades in New York and St. Louis. It notes fatalities near Chicago Alton line, a nitroglycerine explosion in Indiana, court actions over flags, and varied state prospects for McKinley and Bryan.
Electric Bitters Promised as Remedy for Elderly Needs
An old fashioned ad extols Electric Bitters as a true remedy for elderly folks needing help with bowels and kidneys. It claims to be non stimulant with no whisky or toxicants, acting as a tonic to strengthen stomach and bowels and aid nature in function. Described as an excellent appetizer and digestion aid, priced 50c per bottle at Hodgkinson's Drug Store. H. H. Beck is named in a separate line.
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Hodgkinson’s
Rosawma M. Briss
Colosse
New York
Reno Champions Defeat Gilt Edge In Nevada Baseball Clash
The Reno Champions beat Sacramento’s Gilt Edge 8 to 5 at the Fair Grounds in front of about 750 fans. Key plays came from Wilcox and Lewin for Reno while Lewis’s catching stood out for the champions. After a hospitality-filled visit, locals praised both teams as the day closed with Reno’s victory celebrated across the city.
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Fair Grounds
Sacramento
Reno
Morris
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Christie
Lewin
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Chapions
Feelin
Sacramento’s
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Avardupois
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Why Farmers Should Vote for Free Coinage
A historical pamphlet-like critique cites Congressman Newlands arguing free coinage boosts wheat prices and silver value. It links Indian wheat crop failures, Liverpool silver purchases, and future price rises to restore silver, urging voters to back pro silver candidates and oppose McKinley era policies.
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Minneapolis
Liverpool
India
California
England
Fera
Bengil
Bryan and free coinage cited in Susanville dispatch
From Lassen County California a Susanville dispatch claims strong Bryan support and a large expected majority for Bryan in the state, noting Nevada mines reopening could boost regional prosperity. The writer predicts Bryan Electors may win by 250 in the county, with past Republican majorities fading as coinage and politics shift.
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California
Czar Reed
3. P. RR
McKinley
Sryan Imbia
Brian
Union
Nevada
Bryan
Susanville
Cal
Nev
Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup for teething children
An old advertisement touts Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup as a remedy used by millions of mothers. It claims to calm distressed babies, regulate digestion, and relieve teething pain, promising quick relief and easy purchase at five cents per bottle.
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Cole
Dune
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Fur
Ais
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Svrae
Dangerous illness follows hand amputation in Chicago
Word reached yesterday that a young nephew, operated on in Chicago, remains in dangerous condition after poisoning set in on the hand from which the fuel was amputated. A telegraph note said the boy’s bowels were improving but deteriorated, prompting doctors to summon him to Chicago on the next train.
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W. A. Philip
Chicago
Divta
Chie
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