28 Oct 1876
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Newspaper
Weekly Nevada State Journal
Location
Reno, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1876
Page
1
Wibititty Awada State Journal notes a recent local proceeding in Pow Wray Sab vluoratn and partners. The case details a motion and order regarding a delivery matter tied to a court date in Pecan Pee. The report emphasizes procedural steps and potential implications for involved parties.
The article surveys political and social turmoil across the United States and abroad. It notes citizenship grants in San Francisco, Democratic and Republican tensions in New York, and forecasts a Nevada canvass. It mentions a Booth ovation in San Francisco, unrest in Oregon, and rising troop movements, with Britain and Russia eyeing war-related signals. It also covers a bronze memorial bust for Horace Greely, to be unveiled in December.
A garbled 19th century political notice claims the Republican party seeks to unite the nation under a Maia banner, touts large poll gains, and warns of dangers to democracy if the opposition prevails. It speaks of Senate and state victories, urging citizens to support constitutional rights and voting integrity.
The article notes widespread crop damage from weevils and other insects affecting thousands of acres and hundreds of workers. It mentions a European response, a government commission, and a new society for collecting statistics to combat pests, with the New York Bulletin urging national coordination and relief efforts.
The Cabinet considers a request from Secretary Culivallader to turn over Tweed to authorities in New York and allow new business with the gus seb until Tweed’s delivery. The Navy is ordered to relay commands to Brooklyn Navy Yard and Franklin to effect the transfer on arrival.
The Sioux reservation's Indian Agent informs Sitting Bull that peace requires surrender and prisoner of war status. Rations will be issued only after surrender, then stores and property when the agency can hold the Indians. Military cooperation will be as far as possible.
The piece argues reform is needed to curb intemperance crime and social decay amid rising political and religious tension. It notes widespread evils like robberies and disorder, praises temperance efforts, and urges a universal, impartial authority and revised social measures to open the path to genuine reform after the Centennial campaign.
The piece argues that Democratic era theft was widespread and compares leaking funds to Republican gains. It claims Democrats stole more per dollar and suggests rising Republican enthusiasm signals a coming victory, citing statewide support and heightened advocacy as proof.
A fragmentary quote portrays Titu Ban Francisco Ellie warning that if a conflict erupts on the Danube England would struggle to endure. she claims she would cause trouble for someone if forced into battle, asserting she is ready for a fight.
Citizens of Tasyn County will meet in Susanville on Saturday evening November 20 to discuss forming a Mining Mechanical and Agricultural Society at Susanyills. The gathering aims to gauge practicability and feasibility of the proposed organization.
Fragmentary report notes 858 American born and 997 foreign born citizens on a Carson registry list. Mentions Virginia books closing with 6603 names. Quotation from Srovan at 58 pages per ounce in London last Saturday. Context incomplete but documents registry and trade references.
Moody leads revival with Sankey as crowds gather in Chicago. The article lauds their earnest preaching and abstinence doctrine, compares them to historic evangelists, and notes the potential impact on public morality amid skepticism and rival philosophies.
Report says the Franklin with Freed in bound neared Lie bay to New York as crowds gathered at the Battery to glimpse Win fired. Olhora hurried to the Navy Yard. Leplog went to sea to watch the Boss disembark. others moved toward Langdon Street Jail in expectation of his re inauguration. Preparations for his reception are under way and his room is furnished.
Official report from Crook reaches Sheridan detailing Merritt's command to move to Camp Robinson Nebraska and organize a new expedition at once. The Indians who were disarmed are those who massacred Fetterman and his party near Port Phil Kearney.
The group now styled as Lana “A Husband's Rights Association” plans protests opposing changes seen as favoring wives in family law. It accuses authorities of partiality and injustice toward husbands and seeks to mobilize support nationwide.
A reader summary of partisan claims and electoral shifts notes Republicans gaining in Vermont Maine Connecticut Colorado Ohio and Indiana with ten new House members. The piece mocks Democratic hopes, cites local losses in Shelby County, and previews rallies and speeches by Woodburn and others while warning about party loyalty and trust.
A West JEN citizen misread a Democratic process march and attempted to halt it with a reprimand. A chairman guiding a lanterned observer corrected the error, saving the march from disruption as Gov Browsnew notes no new openings since Alvalain Lingola’s 5 000 volunteer call. Taft’s instructions to U S Marshals aim to protect citizens exercising their right to vote.
The Park Commissioners meeting in Philadelphia authorized citizens to take possession of the main building for a permanent exhibition. The decision to retain the building on the grounds is hailed, while a New York savings bank scare eases as depositors grow confident in bank safety. Survivors from the North Pacific whaling fleet arrive in San Francisco. about three million dollars in losses are expected from the disaster with many sailors feared dead.
The piece notes high political passions in the United States and cites open allegations of personal dishonesty against a presidential candidate. It mentions local political matters including voter registry shifts in San Francisco, a pension agent's arrest and flight, a grand enterprise in Northern Belle mining, secret societies in Europe, and military movements affecting regional leadership amid ongoing campaigns.
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