Blaine Visits Cincinnati and Political Voices Align
The report notes Blaine's upcoming Cincinnati visit and mentions idle men in the city, Justice Field's nomination prospects, and young St. John's voting choice for Blaine. It cites labor bureaus in thirteen states with dates from Massachusetts 1869 to Ohio 1877, Ta gersoll’s stance, and possible Treasury Secretary appointment for Senator Jones. Edmunds becomes oldest continuous Senate member after Senator Anthony's death.
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States
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Illinois
Missouri
Anthony
Mr. Edmunds
Senate
Ben Butler Delivers Address Before Large Union Square Crowd
Ben Butler spoke to an estimated 15,000 to 20,000 in Union Square New York City on Monday. His characteristic speech drew strong applause and the crowd urged him to keep speaking.
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Ben Butler
Union Square
New York City
Reno Journal Size Reduced to Times-Review Dimensions
The Reno Journal reduced its size to match the Times-Review and cleared dead ads. The new layout improves appearance and readability, reflecting wise patronage-based trimming to fit advertising demand.
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Tuscarora Times-Review
Reno Journal
Times-Review
Energetic officials boost Knights of Pythias progress in California
The Call notes the strong advantage of electing energetic officials as seen in the Knights of Pythias' growth in California over the last four to five years. Enthusiasm runs through lodges with uniform rank, enhancing the fraternity at home and abroad and matching any similar organization.
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Order of Knights of Pythias
California
State Expenditures Disputed in Nevada Budget
The Enterprise concedes actual 1853 state expenses were 346875 38 dollars, denying the claim of 600000 per year. The Journal aims to show the Nevada State Government’s annual cost does not reach 275000, challenging the Journal’s figures.
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Nevada
Irish World editorial on Irish-American revolt against Cleveland
The editorial argues Irish-Americans should vote against Cleveland to defeat the pro Anglican faction and weaken their influence long term. It urges readers to work to defeat the candidate chosen by Free Trade Democracy and Free Trade Independent Republicans.
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The
Irish World
Cleveland
Free Trade Democracy
Randall's Nomination in Pennsylvania for Twelfth Term
The nomination of Samuel J. Randall in Pennsylvania for his twelfth term reflects high regard for his law aligned views. His re election is viewed as nearly certain, placing him near Judge Kelly in consecutive House service. Randall's failed presidential bid does not diminish his respected, clean public record.
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Samuel J. Randall
Pennsylvania
Randall
Kelly
House of Representatives
Nevada Republican ticket praised by Salt Lake Tribune
The Salt Lake Tribune lauds Judge Hawley for twelve years on Nevada’s bench and praises Hon. William Woodburn for Congress. It notes Woodburn’s Virginia City mining and legal career, predicts a close race with Cassidy, and expects a Republican Legislature to re elect Senator Jones to face renewed silver demonetization efforts.
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Salt Lake Tribune
Nevada
Anga
Hawley
William Woodburn
Congress
Woodbarn
Virginia City
Cassidy
Senator Jones
Jones
What the Republican Party Can Boast Of
A Richmond speech by Congressman Calkins highlights Republican gains since 1861. He cites a thriving treasury, reduced bond interest, emancipation, constitutional amendments extending rights, restored credit, westward expansion, nation unification, and care for veterans and widows, praising unparalleled progress and Lincoln's guiding words.
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Calkins
Indiana
Richmond
Union of States
Cies
Abraham Lincoln
Montana Wild About the New Placers in Little Rockies
A telegram from Rocky Point dated September 8 by T. P. Aspling and Dennis Halpin reports rich gold placers in the Little Rockies near Fort Benton. Claims yield from three to eight feet to bedrock with $11 daily on discovery, $4 300 found in a 20 by 20 pit, and $436 panned from No 22 in three days amid a rush that depopulates Fort Benton No 2.
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Little Rockies
Rocky Point
T. P. Aspling
Dennis Halpin
No. 22
Fort Benton No. 2
Rumors on Gen Gorham and Cleveland Vote
Democratic press rumors say Gen. C. Gorham plans a letter opposing Blaine and backing Cleveland. Crawbang's Telephone Company confirms Gorham as president and says the tale is false not reflecting his plans. Gorham is in Boston on company business and will return Friday.
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C. Gorham
Cleveland
Blaine
Bulletin
Crawbang
Telephone Company
Gorham
Boston
The Ohio Election and Its Presidential Implications
The Ohio State election will be held on October 14, a Tuesday, with active canvassing across the state. Both parties see its impact on the upcoming Presidential race, as Ohio’s result is viewed as a potential indicator for Blaine and Logan. Cleveland’s stake is pivotal for any statewide win.
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Ohio
Bleine
Cleveland
Blaine
Logan
Finerty backs Blaine over Cleveland for president
The Irish Citizen, led by Congressman Fanerty, declares Grover Cleveland an enemy of the people and pledges support for James G. Blaine. It cites protectionist policy, labor rights, and American sovereignty as reasons against Cleveland and in favor of Blaine and a strong Monroe Doctrine.
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Curcago
Citizen
The
Weat
Fanerty
Grover Cleveland
Finerty
Republic
James G. Blaine
Cleveland
Times
the Telegraph
Standard
News of London
Europe
Blaine
Panama Canal
Republican Party of
Nevada
National Republican Party
Arthur
Republican Party
Congress
United States
Ailver
National Railroad Commission
Genoa Nevada描写本地生意与设施
Genoa, county seat of Douglas County Nevada, sits on the Carson river near the Sierras about 14 miles southeast of Carson. The town features a drained gravely soil, pure mountain-sourced springs drinking water, a population around 700, and an array of establishments including four hotels the Central White House Exchange and Nevada, two major general stores, three saloons, a meat market Centennial, a drug store, a Methodist church led by Rev Geo Jennings, a Sunday school and two schools led by Miss M E Davies and G W Oman, Miss Anna Dangan, two blacksmith shops, two barber shops, two boot and shoe shops, carpenters, livery stables, and numerous professionals.
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Courier
Genoa
Douglas County
Nevada
Carson River
Sierras
Carson
Cenons
Central
White House
Exchange
Mr. Harris
Julius Goldner
J. B. Siamonis
Dan Rabeshaw
Buck Murphy’s
Dungan & Barnett
G. W. Williams
Geo. Jennings
Douglas Seminary
M. E. Davies
G. W. Oman
Anna Dangan
William D. Grey
Peter W. Vansickle
Gao. Blakly
Dave Delong
Men to Vote For in Washoe County Race Card
A reform era notice endorses Republican nominees for county clerk, senator, district attorney, county recorder, county commissioner, short term commissioner, county treasurer, sheriff, coroner, and public administrator. It pledges competence, honesty, and dedication, urging Republicans to vote Nov. 4 and highlighting Fish and Alexander as key figures.
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Washoe County
Senate
H. L. Fish
Fish
Washoe
Tom Hymers
Reno
C. A. Lee
Franktown
Lee
Dan Boyd
Dan
Charlie Jones
Porters tariff address offered for general readers
The Cause of the Couuntry presents Robert P Porter’s address to the Arkwright Club of New England on Protection and Free Trade Today. Porter argues how free trade and protection affect labor, agriculture, commerce, and manufacturing in the US and Europe, blending official figures with clear exposition. He favors protective policy with balanced evidence. The work emphasizes religious liberty as a citizen right.
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James R. Osgood & Co
Boston
Robert P. Porter
Arkwright Club
New England
Porter
West
Tariff Commission
New York Tribune
Great Britain
Continent
Special Land Agents Could Be Expanded Across Districts
The General Land Office reports its special agents to fight land fraud and protect settlers are too few. Commissioner McFarland may urge Congress to add one agent per of 108 land districts. There are under 25 agents now, with ten guilty escaping detection per one convicted. Last session Congress cut a requested $100,000 salaries down to $75,000.
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General Land Office
McFarland
Congress
Senate
Maine Governor race sets large margin in presidential year
The Republican majority in Maine surpasses 20,000 with statewide total votes reaching 142,410. Robie's lead over Redman stands at 20,615, the largest governor's majority ever recorded in a presidential year in Maine.
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Maine
Augusta
Robie
Redman
Great Butler Ratification Meeting at Union Square
The Star prints notice of a significant Butler gathering in Union Square with wording indicating a ratification meeting to be held tonight in a prominent news column.
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Star
Kelly
Union Square
Nickel as the coming metal of industrial use
The article outlines nickel’s rise from purification to key industrial roles. It notes New Caledonia as the main global source, Lancaster Gap PA as the US mine, and Nevada deposits expanding supply. It discusses nickel’s ductility, plating uses, coinage demand, rising prices, and Wharton’s and Booth’s roles in refining and production, with future export potential to Europe.
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New Caledonia
Australia
United States
Lancaster Gap
Pennsylvania
Joseph Wharton
Philadelphia
Mr. Wharton
Camden
N.J
Nevada
England
Congress
Gap
Europe
United Nickel Co
German Empire
Belgium
Great Britain
J.C. Booth
Wharton
U. S. Geological Survey
Boston Travelier
Untimely partisan posture in Elko judges condemned
The Elko Independent denounces judges who mix partisan politics with court duties and urges officials to keep the judiciary nonpartisan. It argues that incompetent judges taint the office and should relinquish power or seek other political roles, preserving public trust in fair trials.
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Elko Independent
Dem
Congressional nominees canvass the state together
The Times Review notes both congressional nominees plan thorough speaking tours across the state and asks why they cannot travel together and share campaign time from the same stands, highlighting joint campaigning strategy.
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Times-Review
Republican Proverb Reflections on Peace and Prosperity
A collection of contemporary political maxims urging peace through growth. It argues for landholding expansion, accountable citizenship, and limited state interference with belief while stressing agricultural primacy, vigilant consular outreach, and stable finance. It also links labor and capital to national progress and warns wages fall when workers cannot secure basic needs.
Infringement case set for final argument before judge
The Bell Telephone Companys infringement action against Peoples Telephone Company known as the Drawbaugh case is set for final argument before Judge Wallace in the United States Circuit Court at New York on the 22d. The decision will greatly affect Bells patents and the value of allied telephone shares. The defense contends Daniel Crawbaugh invented the telephone years before Bell and that Bell might lose his patents if the verdict goes against him.
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Bell Telephone Company
People’s Telephone Company
Wallace
United States Circuit
New York
American Bell
Bell
United States
Blake
Edison
Daniel Crawbaugh
Pennsylvania
United States Supreme Court
Crawbaugh
Oddities and wordplay from a bygone era
A caricatured collage notes quips on opera, mosquitos, a girl mistaking a finishing foot for a horse, clever swells debating collars, a Connecticut man hoarding newspapers for sixty years, a Russian name mix up, and a judge suggesting a simplification to John Smith.
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Jove
Fred
Connecticut
Fritz
Zozoff Koloxohoff Zaleszczaky
The Silver Senator
The Enterprise notes Senator Jones could have joined the Treasury in Garfield’s reshuffle but avoided a cabinet post to protect his Senate seat. It cites his radical silver views as a barrier and urges vigilance to safeguard interests in the Senate.
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Garfield
Jones
Treasury
Democrats
Senate
Arthur
Judge Rives Attack Defined in Political Speech
Report says Judge Rives violently assailed Congressman Cassidy during a recent political speech. Rives, a Democrat, has long had a personal feud with Cassidy, and the incident shocks friends who doubt a judge should participate in partisan campaigns.
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Judge Rives
Piocho
Cassidy
Fruitful Labor in Buenos Aires Slum Prayer Meeting
A colporteur praying for a destitute ex-constable sparks a village revival near Buenos Aires. Beginning with a single Bible visit, prayer spreads through neighbors, eight conversions occur, and a new sub-constable leads ongoing meetings with help from city Christian workers.
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Buenos Aires
Thos O
Captain Rinard's Aerial Ship Experiment Details
The Paria Figaro reports the second test of the new balloon steering device by Captain Rinard. He launched at Mendon aiming for Champs Elysees, fought the breeze for several seconds, but could not command a return. The propeller stopped, and after ten minutes he landed at Voraailies.
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Paria Figaro
Rinard
Mendon
Champs Elysees
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