15 Oct 1892
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Newspaper
Weekly Nevada State Journal
Location
Reno, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1892
Page
1
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The Democratic State Convention of Kansas endorsed the Weaver ticket and allied with the Populiste. A faction claiming Straight-out Cleveland bolted, worked with Harrison supporters, and sent passes to boost attendance, while the central committee repudiated the bolters. Senator Sherman spoke in Philadelphia criticizing tariff and advocating bi metal money.
The article argues for a new Silver party in Nevada advocating free coinage at 16 to 1. It denounces old party leaders and warns that defeating the Silver ticket would overturn the push for remonetization. It highlights Silver mining as the state's main industry and praises Weaver Stewart and Newlands aligned with free coinage.
Farmers point to low grain prices tied to silver value, arguing remonetization would lift prices for wheat, potatoes, and pumpkins. They assert silver coinage boosts general prosperity, benefiting workers, artisans, and miners, and urge Nevada voters to back silver advocates in the campaign.
The piece argues that President Harrison would veto any free coinage bill, reflecting opposition to silver monetization at any ratio. It cites William Teller’s letter and Sherman's alliance with gold interests, warning Nevadans miners and farmers against backing a president inclined to veto silver legislation.
The gold press has urged defeating Senator Stewart for backing free coinage. The St Louis Globe Democrat says Stewart helped the Republicans by supporting Weaver. Nevada voters should back Stewart against those opposing their silver industry.
Governor Winans presides over a vote tally of 230 to 2 against endorsing the Populistate for Supreme Court justice and nominates a fusion slate for electors at large. With a vacancy on the bench, Judge William Moreton, the People's candidate, is appointed to fill it. The Straddler columnist critiques the talke and writings of a Cleveland and Harrison promoter, labeling his conduct as genteel yet pitiable at times.
Ex Senator Togalls addressed an audience of about 8000 in Topixa Kas October 8 and received a flattering reception. Populists circulated circulars quoting Ingalls on social and economic injustice, while the ex Senator defended his loyalty to Republican principles and urged equitable distribution of profits from industries.
An inmate, Peter E. Hall, already serving life for murder in Tehama county, was caught planning a prison escape at San Questrs California. He hacked through iron and brick behind a ventilator with improvised tools but was discovered by a cell inspector. Hall is to endure 180 days in solitary confinement and must sew grain bags daily. failure to meet quotas adds more solitary time.
Enormous crowds watched the gunboat Conde Valderno depart Capiz for Huva with Queen Regent Christiane and the royal party to join Columbus Day ceremonies. Eight foreign warships escorted the flotilla as dignitaries welcomed them off Huelva and the royal salute echoed along the bay. The party visited the monastery where Columbus sought early encouragement before anchoring off Monasterio La Rubida.
Washington reports the President expressed gratification at a fair settlement with Chile and China via Egan's message. The treaty, covering forty years and linked to revolutions in Chile and conflicts with Peru and Bolivia, was ratified by Chilean Congress and will go to the Senate.
An advertisement extols a pain killer as a rapid, harmless cure for headaches neuralgia rheumatism sprains bruises chilblains colds influenza coughs and more. It claims lasting relief and urges every family to keep a bottle available with pricing at 60 cents and 1.00, noting Wm Pinniger as a seller.
A testimonial touts Simmons Liver Regulator as a universally effective, gentle remedy for constipation head aches and dyspepsia. The advertisement claims it is pleasant tasting, harmless for children, and endorsed by eminent physicians including W F Park M D of Tracy City Tennessee.
A roster of uncalled letters dated October 10 1892 for Reno Nevada includes Wm H Alien Robi Loder Miss J Lysch JT Arkeny Frank Lasocke SG Lanane and Blackwell JH Bishop HG Bennett Henry Bates 8 Collins Will Coward WM Collardan A Campbell Mrs Devorak M Danovap Mra Dodd S Dinkel John Frazer Emma Fisher H E Finley Miss Bo Gibson Robert Gladsop Geo W Hitchinson Rich Hicke Charles R Klley FJ Rappler Clark Kiger Wo G King Charles Lewis Geo Maloney Pat Merchant Miss M Mallory John E Merithur W W Miller IS Murphy D P Morris H D Derberg C H Rhees Mrs MK Roberts Frank Roberts Thos Rock T F Stewart Wm H Enith Chas Seitz Joseph Turman Martin Tiffany Wm B Welsh EK Woodside Mise M Wright John Zimmerman Ben R H P Kraus P.M.
The Pittsburg Dispatch discusses chicken vocalizations compared to human speech and a hawk’s behavior as a cautionary tale. It notes experts advise reading with balanced type size, avoiding overly wide columns, and turning the head to reduce eye strain, referencing Dante edition width and eye health guidance.
New emerald mires near Vegetable Creek NSW produce fine stones though most supply still comes from ancient US of Colombia deposits mined by primitive methods. A bay window winter bridal choice and September potted plants promise blooming year round. Women gain access to coeducational colleges. Yale Johns Hopkins Columbia Penn Chicago offer equal privileges. Remove marble basin water marks with chalk or ammoniated toothbrush. Do not feed a chili after a ride. allow rest to aid digestion.
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