Nevada Press Association organized and adopts by laws
The Nevada Press Association was formed in Reno on September 25 and adopted a constitution and by laws, electing EB. D. Kelley as President and W. W. Booker as Vice President, with A. Bragg Secretary and N. A. Hummel among directors. Readers note the meeting included many Nevada papers and named officers and rules for membership and governance.
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Nevada Press Association
Reno
Silver State
Winnemucca
8. P. Davia
Independent
Elko
W. W. Booker
Central Nevadan
Battle Mountain
R. C. Blossom
E. D. Kelley
Dispatch
Wadaworth
N. A. Hommel
Journal
BE. D. Kelley
Gazette
A. C. Bragg
Carson
Ss. P. Davis
Tibune
H. A. Lemmon
Annie Martin
Times
Dayton
F. W. Fairbanks
Rualler
Yerington
Patterson
Territorial Enterprise
Virginia City
J. McKinnon
Allen
Bragg
N.A. Hummel
EB. D. Kelley
A. ©. Bragg
N. A. Hummel
P. Davis
I. W. Fairbanks
Nevada
Association
Board of Managers
Allen Bragg
WN. A. Hummel
Sam Davis
Appeal
BR. D. Kelley
State Journal
W. Fairbanks
Tribune
Annie H. Martin
News
W. Patterson
Rustler
8. P. Davis
Senator Jones and General Schofield Retire in 19th Century
An analysis asserts Senator John Bb. Jones remained a firm advocate of free coinage and silver, criticizing party shifts and supporting a third party. The report also notes Lt Gen John M Schofield's retirement at 64, ending a long military career with ties to Democratic and silver movements and possible future presidential considerations.
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John Bb. Jones
Tony
Jane
Jequins
Jonea
Theaime
Congress
Republican Party
T Hon
Bimnetalliam
Ared
John M. Schofield
United States Army
Schofield
Grant
Sherman
Sheridan
Miles
Columand
Washington
Chatanqua County
New York
West Point Military Academy
Missouri Volunteers
Johnson
Weat Point
Democratic Party
State Fair closes after successful run led by C Powning
The state fair ends with strong attendance and praised effort by C Powning of the State Agricultural Society. Despite dull times and obstacles, his leadership inspired exhibitors to showcase livestock, products, and handiwork, drawing visitors from near and far and delivering profit and pleasure to many. The board credits his energy and public spirit for the fair's notable success.
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Neovedia
Powning
State Agriultural Society
Keno
C. Powning
Fey
Gold standard rift prompts predenunciations in syndicate sheets
A heated critique argues against a gold standard aligned syndicate, accusing it of robbing producers and promoting unequal dollars. It cites an eastern paper noting Britain’s woes under the policy, with General Francis A. Walker quoted on the broader harms to workers and families.
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Gold Trust
Great Britain
Francis A. Walker
Harrison's Nomination Prospects Stir 1806 Race
Republican circles in the East claim General Harrison will not seek the Presidency in 1806 and that he has bequeathed his support to McKinley. Harrison declines comment, friends dismiss the tale as a ploy to draw him out, while editors say the nomination remains open and Harrison may be willing if party demands.
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Harrison
McKinley
Vo Far
Sherman
Ilo
John
Reed
Indianapolis News
State Elections Across Twelve States Next Month
Elections will be held in twelve states on the sixth of next month. Legislatures will choose U S Senators in several states, and governors will be elected in some, with New York Pennsylvania and Virginia delaying governors by a year. Utah will elect state officers and possibly two senators if a constitutional amendment passes. The monetary question divides many Eastern states and the South, with Blackburg in Kentucky favored to win reelection for silver. Governor Culberson of Texas calls extra session to ban prize fighting, aiming to stop the Corbett-Fitzsimmons bout. New Jersey Democrats back Cleveland and nominate Chancellor McGill for governor.
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Ohio
Iowa
Kentucky
Maryland
New York
New Jersey
Waleh
Kansas
Massachusetts
Mississippi
Nebraska
Pennsylvania
Virginia
United States
Utah
Ohito
West
Wall Street
Blackburg
Culberson
Texas
Lone Star
The Gold Standard Boom Described by The Silver Knight
The piece critiques the gold standard claiming it boosts profits for investors while squeezing workers. It alleges cotton and wheat price declines, wage reductions across industries, and government actions that shorten hours or curb labor if wages rise. It portrays widespread prosperity turning to poverty under the gold trust influence.
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Silver Knight
United States
Gold Trust
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Woodburn
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W. O. Wilson
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Hugh Frazier
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Marshall
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Bank of Nevada
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Vista
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West 30
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