Nixon Leaves Nevada After Silver Campaign Labor
Geo. 8. Nixon, Chairman of the Silver party in Nevada, departed for Winnemucca after pivotal work in organizing the Silver party. An originator of the Silver League, Nixon helped push free coinage planks at Omaha and led Nevada’s Silver party campaign with notable ability, opposing the Republican stance on silver and Wall Street influence.
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Election Returns Across States With Democratic Gains
The report outlines results from Kansas to California, noting Lewelling’s victory in Kansas and a Populist-leaning trend elsewhere. It highlights Democratic leads in Ohio and Michigan, Weaver’s Alabama prospects, and a San Francisco vote-rigging case while detailing local celebrations and future implications.
Bevada State Journal publication schedule note
Bevada State Journal announces daily publication except Mondays and a weekly issue on Saturdays. The notice lists printing details and the publishers Eleley & Webster.
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Elley & Webster
Fate of the Stewart Bil Yer bill in Nevada politics
Nevada readers weigh the fate of a silver bill after its Senate approval and House delay. Predictions split on a December passage and a possible presidential veto or signing. The outcome hinges on party lines and support in silver states as Cleveland-era strategy looms.
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President Harrison's tariff stance and revised views
The president will address Congress with a brief message focused on the administration's program. Observers expect a tariff position altered by last Tuesday's wave of public opinion favoring lower taxation and challenging policies that widen class differences. Expenditures run about $500 million annually, with at least $325 million to come from import duties, making free trade unlikely amid campaign rhetoric.
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The Competing Road Booms After State Election
San Francisco Report notes the San Francisco and Great Salt Lake Railroad gains from a favorable election result. Capitalists previously hesitant now invest, believing fair legislative treatment will ensure success. The company sought political assurance and the election verdict confirms it, triggering renewed activity.
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A Dig At the Tribune Salt Lake Editorial Critique
The Silver State calls out the Salt Lake Tribune for praising free coinage while opposing Mormonism and endorsing Harrison for president. It accuses the paper of fawning over George Q. Cannon and Frank J. Cannon, labeling the editorial stance as treacherous and urging a boycott for the paper’s pro polygamy and Wall Street posing.
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Newspaper Chief’s Son Faces Heavy Liabilities
Russell Harrison, son of the President, started a Helena Montana newspaper amid high expectations. The paper now faces a sheriff led liability claim around 125000 dollars and Prince Rosa notes that public support is needed to cover expenses.
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Nevada picks Stewart and Newlands for Washington
The San Francisco Report notes Stewart and Newlands were elected to represent Nevada and deserve the high honor. They stood for the People’s party platform, prioritizing silver and the state’s interests over party lines. Nevada believes charity begins at home and a man’s duty is to his state. Weaver reportedly wins Alabama electors by 3000.
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Spiritualist Doctor Slade Prostrated in Sioux City
Dr Henry A Slade famed for a London scandal and later a Paris medium was moved to Sanitarium Hospital Sioux City suffering nervous prostration bordering insanity He is penniless and short of funds.
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Senator Stewart on silver and tariff policy in San Francisco
In San Francisco Senator Stewart of Nevada says free coinage is the priority and tariff reform rides on the silver issue. He argues money supply governs prices and warns no party can stay in power without settling silver, while pledging to vote to promote free coinage. He oscillates on tariff stance, claiming neutrality until silver is resolved.
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Brevities from Puesnao's Daily Journal
A collage of items mentions sickness in Carson, travels of Geo. Nizon and Senator LaGrave, lost keys on Center Street, Thurston and Morris travels, and local social events. It highlights editor changes, hair care ads, and Hood's Sarsaparilla claims, with a political torchlight note and a Georgetown Law professor.
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Monumental Engine Co. Thank Local Support After Sunday Fire
The members of Monumental Engine Co. No.6 extend thanks to the Ladies of the W C T U C 8 Martin BH J Thyes 8 J Bogkinson and citizens for floors provided during and after Sunday night’s fire. G B McFaruim Secretary Children Cry for Pitcner s Castorly.
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Clara Morrie Stars in Claire at Local Theater
Manager Piper secures Clara Morrie for Nov 19 performance of Claire adapted from the German. The emotional actress delivers her greatest performances with restored health as Muse Morrie leads a large capable company aboard her stylish species car.
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Snipe Hunt Ends Humorous Nevada Lesson
A San Jose youth mocked Reno locals and faced Nevada justice in a tongue in cheek tale. Four others led him five miles from town to light a candle in a snipe hunt and return wiser. An editor’s note defends truthful reporting and humorous local commentary.
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Early Morning Email Buy Yields Hidden Value
A mail query from yesterday describes an early morning search for valuable items, as a buyer digs through material to uncover potential worth.
Best Stock Range on the Pacific Coast in Modoc County
Modoc County offers a stock range twelve miles southeast of Aluras with two barns sheltering sheep and 300 tons of Taye feed. Adjacent pasture can support 50,000 sheep or 4,000 cattle with ample timber nearby and reliable water within a mile.
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