Minds in Harmony Over Nighttime Drug Battle
In a Denver household Mr and Mrs Smith unite in a drug habit fight as their child endures a bitter night. Thomas M Reed notes shared resolve while Mrs Smith paces in a night gown with a tormented baby and Smith junior sobs from toothache. The scene unfolds with practical care as John Smith mends and a mustard plaster is prepared.
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Thomas M. Reed
Denver
Mrs. Smith
Young Smith, Jr
Mr. Smith
Believes Hobson Should Lose Pay for Absence
A demand filed by W. H. Parker of Birmingham asks that Representative Richmond Pearson Hobson be denied salary for days absent while campaigning for the Senate against Majority Leader Underwood. The 1858 law cited would deduct daily pay for absences unless illness is shown, prompting debate among lawmakers.
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House
W. H. Parker
Birmingham
Alabama
Richmond Pearson Hobson
Senate
Underwood
Parker
Hobson
Arms Gordon
Nevada Elko Sheep Face Starvation Amid Harsh Winter
Elko County herdsmen warn one hundred fifty thousand sheep in Shafter district may perish as heavy snows and frozen ice prevent feeding. Assessor Will Weathers reports bands starving while thaw would let animals dig to feed. risk grows without relief in days.
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Elko County
Will Weathers
Reno
The
Gazette
Shafter
Weathers
Horses Frozen in Ice at Wa sho Lake alcalde
Four horses were found frozen in ice four to six inches thick at Wa sho Lake. Rescuers cut channels through tule ice to free them. one horse was lifted out while three collapsed. Two died on the spot and a third is being treated with slim chances of survival. The animals reportedly chewed each other to relieve hunger after eating nearby grass.
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C. B. Kappler
Carlin
Pacific Fruit Company
Montello
Imlay
Western Pacific
Elko Free Press
J. H. McCracken
Lovelock
McCracken
Washoe Lake
Virginia Chronicle
Dynamite Plot Triggers Hilltop Panic in Nevada Saloon
Battle Mountain Nevada February 10 a dynamite plot causes one stick under Nelsons saloon to explode shattering windows and sending patrons fleeing. Authorities investigating a revenge motive with district attorney from Austin on scene. Tuttle Mountain lawyers flood Copper Canyon trespass cases as placer discoveries heighten excitement amid a deep snowstorm.
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Battle Mountain
Nevada
Nelson
Hilltop
Austin
Tuttle Mountain
Copper Canyon
Big Four Company of
Rochester
Bustles Return in Modern Ripples and Ruffles Fashion
Designers at a Chicago show under the Chicago Garment Manufacturers' Association reveal bustles for the year built into dresses with ripples and ruffles not the old tie-on type. They predict trouser dresses with tango skirts and bloomer effects, minaret and tunic styles, with suits open to show the waist.
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Chicago
Chicago Garment Manufacturers’ Association
Federal appointments named for Nevada by Newlands and Pittman
Senators Newlands and Pittman recommend federal posts for Nevada including Receiver of the U S Land Office at Carson City John F Vardaman Goldfield Postmaster at Reno Fred L White United States Surveyor General John B O Sullivan Reno to take over when term expires Postmaster at Goldfield Benjamin Rosenthal Postmaster at Sparks John P Reynolds
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Senaators
Newlands and
Pittman
Nevada
United States Land Office
Carson City
John F. Vardaman
Goldfield
Reno
Fred L. White
United States
Surveyor General
John B. O'Sullivan
Jattart
Benjamin
Rosenthal
Sparks
John P. Reynolds
Foreign Corporations Must Publish Reports in Nevada News
State law requires all foreign corporations doing business in Nevada to publish a yearly financial report in a Nevada newspaper by March each year, starting 1914. The SENTINEL offers to publish these annual statements, with a sample form showing the company’s financial condition for the year ending December 31, 1913, including receipts, disbursements, and year-end balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada
Sentinel
Seery
Uncle Joe Lynn Tours Nevada Trails and Mines Fame
Uncle Joe Lynn, discoverer of the Buckhorn mines in Eureka County, guest at the Golden Hotel Reno. He and partners sold to George Wingfield and associates, living “all over Nevada.” He invested $11,000 from the sale in a California wickiup and hopes it funds a new prospecting venture. Nevada postal savings deposits end 1913 at $467,484.
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Joe Lynn
Eureka County
George Wingfield
Golden Hotel
Reno
Joe
Nevada
California
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Mrs Smith
John
Love
Smith
Cur
Rency
First National Bank
Elko, Nevada
A. E. Kimball
J. E. Noble
J. A. Sewell
C. F. Williams
BE. KB
Ewnor
Nevada State News
ELKO
Mina
Keeler
White Mountain
Baker
J. S. Griffin
Manhattan
Internal Revenue
Oddie
Secretary of State
Florence Guth‘rie
Humboldt County
Albert Carpenter
Felix Segna
Lincoln County
Fred Mitchell
Verdi
Washoe County
Charles L. Deady
H. 8. Poe
Lyon County
Dick Randall
Clayton Valley
Esmeralda County
State Railroad Commission
Thatcher
Southern Pacific
Tell
Edward Hamblin
Barclay
Seloon
Annual Report
the Brown Hotel
Eureka Lodce
Eureka Temple
Pythian Sisters
K. of P. Hall
Max D. Frercues
M. E
Grace Axpenson
Eureka Lodge No. 22
Clark and
Main Sta
W. N. Cuato
C. B
Masonic Hall
May D
Furrouge
W. M. Maar
Lata
Eureka Lodge No
W. H. Ruasene
St. John’s
St. John's
Wratam H. Rvasee
P. K. McCnances
Diamond Rebekah Lodge
I. C.C.F
Minparo de Sacreta
N. G. Guace Axpgnson
Beatie Lodge No
North Main Street
D. B. Nosrnoss
Station Touring Club of America
Daniel Morrison
Eureka
Main
Seheeline Banking & Trust Co
General Banking
Business Exchange
Savings Department
Brooka
Bonde
FIR Insurance
Estates Acta
Corporations Acta
Johnson Mercantile Co
Hiram Johnson
James A. Rattazzi
Lquors
San Francisco
Saloon and Pioneer Bottling Works
Allendas
Petman
F. J. Brossemer
Prop
Eureka, Nevada
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