26 Oct 1895
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Newspaper
Weekly Nevada State Journal
Location
Reno, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1895
Page
1
Local page listing works titled Mortebaetaeed Bouly and Woekly attributed to Kelley and Webster. Includes fragmented artist credits and unclear city or publication details. No clear event, date, or organization identified in readable text.
A lengthy discussion outlines the political split over a proposed moderate tariff to protect wool growers and curb imports. It notes Republicans favor protection while Democrats advocate revenue, arguing a tax on imported woolen goods could raise several million dollars annually.
The field includes Wilson Republican Donveon Democrat Late bard Citizens Steinman Independent Democrat. Wilson leads the railroad vote with backing from bosses. Tanasou backs Democratic org though some favor Steinman. Hubbard is backed by ALBA. Steinman, the incumbent, enjoys police fire and business support for good government. Buckley of Sacramento appears as a key organizer and backs Wilson.
A public commentary argues county affairs lack proper oversight and that the law has been ignored on multiple occasions. The piece notes that only one person has faced the duty of calling out the alleged looseness in records and governance.
The piece argues that H. Beck has the right to criticize county officials as a citizen and taxpayer. It asserts threats against him and suggests that if his grave charge is false, he may be liable for libel while the public official could face felony charges. calls for a libel suit or DA action.
SHUBUMAN's KRCOLLECTIONS reports Senator Sherman writes a memoir titled Recollections of Forty Years In the Henge Senate and Cabinet. Proofs show he defends Garfield and Grant against harsh charges, describes a 1838 New York delegation influence, and criticizes Grant's administration as scandalous. He also comments on Cuban rebels, Hawaiian annexation, and Monroe Doctrine in the Venezuela dispute. Ex-Gov Foraker says he knows nothing of the volume but regrets pre-election criticism of Republicans.
Senator John Sherman told a Masillon crowd that the great body of Republicans backs President Cleveland and Secretary Carlisle against free coinage of silver, insisting party leaders and Nevada silver men should choose alignment with the administration or sever ties like Senator Jones did before.
The passage argues that Cleveland and Carlisle cannot shift the party policy and that Nevada Republicans should sever ties with the Sherman-Cleveland alliance. It urges uniting with supporters of free coinage and prosperity, presenting a solid silver front to oppose goldbugs at state and national levels.
Senator Stewart outlines a winter plan for Silver supporters in Congress. He foresees a national party united on free and unlimited coinage of silver and government issued paper currency, arguing the platform is simple and direct and will rally financial reform advocates. The Nebraska Supreme Court rules ballot labeling rights for Free Silver and Gold Democrats are equal.
Local notes report winter expected to be light due to poor pine nut crop while Eureka rainfall surprised residents with sudden showers and high winds. a burglarized St Pauls Rectory in Virginia City saw $4000 stolen. An Indian girl case from DeLamar is cited. Alfred Robinson, pioneer of 1829, dies in San Francisco aged 88. Jim Blaine mine plans a ten stamp mill with ore worth $30,000 to $50,000 in sight.
An 19th century styled advertises a universal salve claiming to heal cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns and all eruptions. It guarantees satisfaction or refunds, priced per box, sold by S. J. Hodgkinson.
Disclosures show Venezuela arming with modern weapons including ten Maxim guns bought from an unnamed firm. A US capitalists syndicate plans to deploy prospectors and workers to the gold lands. London reports Marquis Salisbury and Joseph Chamberlain demand a firm boundary settlement with Venezuela and prepare to enforce terms.
Santa Rosa October 19 Joseph Boylean is alive with prospect of recovery after being shot through the neck by Frank McCann of San Francisco at Calains saloon near Melita. McCann fled as officers scour the countryside. The other items report Monroe Doctrine remarks in London and a Russia France Germany note on Japan, a bribery letter case in Greeneville Ohio, and a man in New Wyatcom Washington who shot himself with dynamite.
Five men barely survived after bread meat and beans were tainted with suspected strychnine at a camp near Deep Hole. A warrant is issued for A A Smith on charges of poisoning Laird Echeveria and three Indians. The group tested the poison on a cat, and the cat died while the men grew sick. A Lincoln Neb. State Commander report praises Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs with a testimonial from F W Stevens.
San Jose reports the Presbyterian Synod commission discussed whether Rev. B. E. Howard’s appeals from Los Angeles Synod errors should be entertained. The session failed to decide, with Dr. Howard expected to address an audience tomorrow, a move that may affect both the doctor and the California Synod amid Los Angeles Synod’s ban on his speaking or taking part in services.
H H Beck chosen chairman and Miss H K Clapp secretary at a meeting to form a local Woman Suffrage Club. Miss Anthony’s letter advised the organization. A committee proposed officers and an executive panel, with Rev Magill and others drafting by laws. Adjournment set for next Friday evening. Also a kidney and liver health notice touts Electric Bitters as a relief remedy with a 60 cent bottle offer at Hodgkinson's Drug Store.
The Gazette prints viewpoints on questions and methods while criticizing others for similar topics. It contrasts coverage of railroad valuation with assessor Evans and praises a social figure described with floral imagery and a Parks’ Tea singsong ending with the brand name Pitcar’s Gastosé.
The listing details Misses' pebble grain button shoes with black sole leather tip and strong extension sole. It shows sizing 11 to 2 at 135 dollars, 8 4 to 11 at 110 dollars, and 6 to 8 at 1 dollar.
Dr. Washburn of Washington conducted yesterday's civil service exam at the courthouse for Reno applicants Dwight Dawson Geo Bates and Morris Jacobs. All expect to pass though results will take days. Mead's daughter at the Indian school has a light small pox case and is expected to recover soon.
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