24 Sep 1892
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Newspaper
Weekly Nevada State Journal
Location
Reno, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1892
Page
1
The Evan State Journal states it is published daily and weekly by Kelley and Webster with H Rosenthal as business manager.
The Ferguson Lode at Helene Lincoln county urges readers to back Weaver and Field and vote for free coinage of silver. It promotes Wren Bonnifield Powning Newlands and Stewart as silver pledges and warns that defeating them would hurt Nevada's property values and mines. The piece pleads to abandon party partisanship and unite for immediate local prosperity.
The Eight Annual Nevada State Agricultural Society fair opened yesterday with fair weather and a strong turnout. All calls at the fair grounds and pavilion space are filled, with races and exhibitions anticipated as among the coast’s best. Horse, cattle, fruit, and garden displays draw farmers, stockmen, ranchers, and politicians, while women’s handiwork showcases highlight the event.
The Jour declares the Silver ticket of Nevada wholly for free coinage of silver and denounces gold-standard politicians. It argues Wall Street controls parties, urges Nevadan voters to back Silver Leagues and candidates for electors, senator, congress, and judges who support restoration of silver as money.
Secretary of State accepts the Harrison anti silver seminars as the regular Republicans though the nominating convention was viewed as bolters by some.
New York Health Bureau reports no new cases or suspected cases. total deaths five with three earlier suspicions reexamined negative for cholera Asiatic. Official yesterday shows 276 new cases and 136 deaths. another case aboard Scandis on quarantine island. Bohemia patient also removed to Swinburne Island. Fire Island, Islip, and militia measures noted with warnings to vacate premises and control baggage.
A Fresno Republican special reports Sheriff Honseley has been elected captain of the posse at Sampson Flat. Officers guard trails and aim to capture Evans and Sontag by tomorrow night while blood on corn leaves near Young's implicates Sontag. Evans and Sontag are together and expected at Booder's mine. the posse vows a determined fight. Detective Harry Johnson confirms a prior shooting of scout Madison, wounded by a ball to the shoulder. Sheriff Kay plans an early-morning pursuit with a posse.
Gervaise Parcell manager of Temescal tin mines in Riverside explains work has paused due to funds. He says the company can meet all claims and will pay 35 workers in ANGELES on Tuesday. Future actions on resumption are undecided.
Locy Sage Minnesota September 17. Mrs. Harrison shows her best improvement since pleurisy struck ten days ago though doctors caution that consumption seeds still threaten her health. They deny stomach cancer reports while a fighting chance against the serious affliction remains.
New Yong reports ex Gov David B Hill launched the Democratic campaign in Kings County. He recalled a 1885 Democratic pledge made in the same building and urged party unity, discipline, and the abandonment of factional resentments. He said the Chicago convention’s decision should be loyally accepted and duties to the party should now prevail.
Visatta Californian reports a posse pursuing Evans and Sontag after driving them from Sampson Flat to Pine Ridge. They may head for Redwood Canyon as authorities move from Sequoia Mills. In other notes, Grand Army leaders vie for hosting rights with Indianapolis and Lincoln among early contenders, plus a fatal drunken brawl in Holbrook. Cholera cases on Scandia and Bohemia, and a major Welcoming of Hon. A. E. Stevenson in Winston Salem drawing a large crowd.
Dasiy Journal notes a bustling scene with photographers at war over public interest, Reno visitors at the Journal office, and a thriving fair that fills streets. Mentions Ben Rosenthal, J. L. Vines, Curler & Curler notice, and several traveling locals in town this week.
Large audience attended the Georgie Woodthorpe Company last night to see Little Lord Fauntleroy, praised for its charm and sentiment. The week’s program includes Among the Pines and other popular dramas, with Frank Bell reporting all telephone lines in good order and local connections active. GO. P. Bailey arrived in Reno en route to Battle Mountain, bringing Persian fat-tail sheep noted for size and hardy wool, valued for mutton and tails.
An old physician offers a free distributed recipe for a vegetable remedy claimed to cure consumption and lung disorders, with letters sent in German French or English from Power’s Block Rochester. The ad touts the Golden Medical Discovery as a universal cure, backing it with a money back guarantee. The notice also reports the Sovereign Grand Lodge of I.O.C.F. meeting in Portland, Oregon, and records the death of an infant Burns in Verd, dated September 17, 1802.
An advertisement touts MOLLINE as the solution for beautiful hands. It declares a London educated chemist devised it, promising soft white hands after one application, with the product sold by druggists in 50 cent bottles. It targets housewives and kitchen stains, urging a trial.
An ad-style notice promotes a “FOR LADIES ONLY” prophylactic compound claimed as the only safe preventive against contagion. It touts guaranteed bottles and lists J. B. McCullough of Reno Nevada as wholesale agent for the state, with erroneous branding and spelling throughout.
Orville Sessions’ hay wagon frightened a dangerous runaway on Sierra street near Folcom & Wells. Three wagons and a spring wagon were damaged as the wagon train reared and toppled, yet no one was hurt. An ad for Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup claims universal relief for teething and stomach issues.
Lime water is easy to prepare by soaking unslaked lime in water for several hours. After the lime is absorbed, drain and refresh with more water. A teaspoonful in milk aids digestion and reduces coagulation, and lime water serves as a mild disinfectant for nursing bottles and drinking water.
Emilio Castelar argues in Century that Columbus misjudged the world’s expanse and that his errors spurred the voyage’s bold plan. A separate Philadelphia note estimates July interest payments and dividends will exceed 10 million dollars.
A fragmented excerpt discusses maintaining teeth cleanliness with SOZODONT and warns against damage from careless remarks. It mentions human teeth, vires, and a peculiar line about a man expressing emotion to his beloved, all in a surreal, non-cohesive manner.
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