Utah Democrats Push Separation of Church and State Rally
The Utah Democratic Convention backs church state separation, women’s suffrage, and free silver at the roow wheelfold. J L Rowling and Noses Thatcher lead the slate for U S Senate, Ty Caine for Governor, B E Rogers for Congress. The slate includes many Mormons and Gentiles. Republicans also favor free coinage, prompting questions on presidential nominees. The piece critiques party platitudes on silver.
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Utah
Roowoettlefold
J L. Rowling
Congress
Noses Thatcher
Senaore
John ‘Ty Caine
Territory
B. E. Rogers
Nevada and Silver Rally for the Silver Cause
The Carson Appeal recalls Nevada as a birthplace of the 1890s silver revolt noting the 16 to 1 slogan and the battle cry that inspired national reform. It credits Nevada with arousing thinking men, rallying independence, and giving courage to silver advocates across the United States. The piece asserts future generations will record Nevada’s influence despite its small voting population.
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Nevada
Carson
Will Street
Syovada
Republic
Jones Int Stes
Tions
Briaina Auto
United States
Nebraska Democrats Hold Lincoln Convention Amid Silver Debate
The Nebraska Democrats backing Clevelandism and Shermanism met in Lincoln to discuss a platform focused on gold policy, with little hope for electing candidates. A telegram from Secretary Carlisle lamented time constraints preventing personal attendance. The convention proclaimed prosperity under Cleveland's approach, congratulating the president and critiquing silver factions within the party.
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Nebraska
Lincoln
Chrlisle
Graetings
Cleve- Lud
Iis
Cleveland
Duty of Nevadan voters to back free coinage pledge
The Carson Appeal editor and others report Bartine saying in the Governor's office he would not vote Republican without free coinage, while the Carson Tribune quotes him favoring the National Democratic ticket if free silver becomes party policy. Citizens are urged to support only candidates pledged to free coinage at 16 to 1 and ignore “place hunters.”
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Carson Appeal
Bartine
Carson Tribune
Nevada
Allger
International Yacht Race Defender Edges Valkyrie in 1901 Classic
The Defender defeats Lord Dunraven's Valkyrie in the America cup race along Long Island, finishing at 6:20 p.m. after a tight, windy duel that featured a large club topsail on the Valkyrie and heavy excursion-steamer interference. The Valkyrie finished about eight minutes later as the finish was obscured by mist.
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Defender
HicuLanos Navestyx
N. J
Lord Dunraven
Valkyrie NL
Long Island
Valkyrie
Scortano Licurier
Woman offers name and address in Durrant case
A woman calling herself Mrs Callender went to police in Los Angeles to provide the name and address of a girl sought by the prosecution in the Durrant case. The girl is alleged to have appeared nude before Durrant at Emanuel Church. The address was sent to San Francisco police, which refused to disclose it.
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Los Anazies
Callender
Durrant
Emmanual Church
San Francisco
Better Boat Won and Likely to Win Again in Yacht Race
London reports say the Pall Mall Gazette declares the better boat will win the America's Cup again, criticizing Valkyrie for venting water and noting Britannia’s past triumphs. Separate dispatches note a Naples post office robbery of $21 in silver, and San Francisco health inspectors addressing cholera risks in Chinese quarters with cooperation from the Chinese Consul General and Six Companies inspectors.
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London
Pall Mall Gazette
Lord Dunraven
San Francisco
Board of Health
Dr King’s New Discovery Praised by State Commander
A Lincoln Nebraska letter from State Commander F. W. Stevens reports two children with a stubborn cough cured in two days by Dr King’s New Discovery. The note touts its efficacy after other medicines failed and mentions free trial battles at Hodgekinson’s Drug Store with regular sizes 60 cents and one dollar.
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Lincoln
Neb
Hodgekinson
Accident injures George Schaefer Jr in buggy wreck
George Schaefer Jr. was driving when a wheel broke on a turn from Virginia Street to Second, causing a wreck. Two young ladies with him screamed and fled, while bystanders assisted. Schaefer unhitched the horse and left the damaged buggy.
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George Schaefer, Jr
Virginia Street
Winslow’s Soothing Syrup marketed for teething relief
An old advertisement touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething children claiming immediate relief from crying and pain. It also mentions curative claims for diarrhoea, stomach regulation, wind colic, gum softening, inflammation reduction, and energizing the system, with a price of twenty five cents per bottle and wide availability through druggists. A separate note reports a Deer River Minnesota farmer hiring Indians who threatened a wage dispute and scalp risk, while a local salve ad promises cures for skin ailments and piles with a money back guarantee.
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Winslow
Mrs. Winslow
California's Natal Day in San Jose parade crowds
A large procession of over four thousand Native Sons marks California's Natal Day in San Jose. A devastating fire breaks out in the city, prompting emergency responses. The Durrant murder trial defense promises sensational disclosures as proceedings unfold.
Fire at Reinhardt estate burns Santa Clara Mill and flats
A morning blaze in San Jose destroyed the Santa Clara Mill and Lumber Company planing mill and several Reinhardt flats. Losses run about 173 300 dollars with 85 000 dollars insured. Firemen arrived too late to save the structures as flames spread rapidly through the Woodward district, with residents and visitors aiding in furniture removal amid smoke and crowds.
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San Jose
Cal
Reinhardt
Santa Clara Mill and Lumber Company
Watchman Smith
Rainhardt
Targer
Oaille
Reimhardt
N. Brown
Lazzie Stavin
California Natal Day Parade Draws 30000 to Sacramento
California's Natal Day in Sacrament o highlights a record crowd with over 30 000 arriving by train. The Northern California parade featured 4 000 in the procession, Native Sons and Daughters parlor uniforms, brass bands and drum corps. Lieutenant-Governor Millard and Mayor Steinman attended as militiamen marched. Plazas hosted literary exercises with remarks by Mayor Steinman and orations by Grand President F H Donn and William M Conley followed by afternoon receptions at Sutter's Fort and local headquarters.
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Sacranda CO
Native Sons of the
Goldwi West
Sacramento
California
Millard
Peeler
Steinman
F. H. Donn
William M. Conley
Sutter’s Fort
Durrant Trial In Evening Paper Report
An evening edition claims Durrant lacked the Blanche Lamont abduction link to Emmanuel Church. The defense plans strong alibi witnesses and may point to the real murderer while admitting an implicated party. Other notes mention a chalk bed found in Sardous placer mines Hum boldt county and a Silver State claim on chalk quality similar to blackboards.
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San Francisco
Durrant
Blanche Lamont
Emmanuel Church
Sardous Placer
Humboldt County
Hallelujah Wedding Unites Salvation Army Couple in Reno
Sergeant Richard Werst of Santa Rosa and Captain Alma Chamberlain of Eureka California wed in a Salvation Army ceremony at the Reno barracks. The service combined a religious rite with a legal marriage, ending with vows to continue Army work and raise children within the movement.
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Richard 5. Werst
Alva Chamberlain
Salvation Army
Reno
R. I Wers
Santa Rosa
Alma Chamberlain
Eureke
Captain Ames
Ames
Thog
Magill
Loyalton
Hve Ang
Werst
Blvg
Migill
Taken Sudden Illness On Eastbound Train In Reno
Miss Dalian Mi irul operator at Hottsings and passenger on the eastbound train was found unconscious by a lady passenger yesterday afternoon. After regaining consciousness she had a violent episode affecting three others before Truckee where Dr. Shoemaker treated her. She improved en route to Reno, where her mother met her. Miss Merrill, known in Reno for completing telegraphy studies, is involved.
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Dalian Mi Irul
Hottsings
Was & Pasenger
Evenion
Truckee
Shoemaker
The Modern Beauty Prefers Healthful Living
A description celebrates a modern woman thriving on good food sunshine and outdoor exercise. It notes her glowing health and blooming face and mentions she uses Syrup of Figs as a gentle pleasant laxative when needed.
Advertised Letters List at Reno Post Office
Uncalled letters remain in the Reno Post Office as of September 10. Gentlemen include Dennis, C8 Harrison, Omer Andrews, F Colton, J Connor, T. Ladies include Mise M Kelley, Miss A B, H. J. Berry is the postmaster.
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Reno
Gentlemen
Dennis
Brown
Mise M Kelley
H. J. Berry
Up to Date Maid at the Drug Store
A humorous verse where a maid tells a suitor she is off to the drug store to buy Tea Park's Tea. The maid claims the tea keeps her skin very white and the exchange ends with the brand solid by 8. J. Hodgkinson.
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Park
J. Hodgkinson
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