28 Feb 1903
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Newspaper
Eureka Sentinel
Location
Eureka, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1903
Page
1
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A compilation of quips and anecdotes on money, marriage, thrift, enemies, and perseverance. It notes the Angora goat bulletin profits, Gardner ville rumors, a runaway case cured by Bucklen’s salve, and mentions George B Cortelyou’s nomination as Secretary of Commerce.
A public health notice warns against neglecting a cold, noting risks to children and adults. It promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a quick, safer relief and mentions availability from Mrs. H. M. Schneiders & Co.
Across New South Wales a severe drought has reduced livestock by 16,000,000 sheep and 275,000 cattle in the past year, signaling higher British demand for American meat. The Manila cholera outbreak has been stamped out with 130,363 cases and 82,955 deaths. isolated cases persist on islands. The New York Board of Health warns against grip and warns alcohol worsens risk. Nevada counts rising unemployment in Nevada City. The Truckee I O O F hall nearly exploded from acetylene gas on Feb. 18. A Newark trolley collision Feb. 18 killed 12 and injured 30 plus. Roosevelt plans an extra Senate session if Panama canal and Cuban reciprocity pacts aren’t ratified. Southern California crops face 10-20 percent loss from cold.
Albert De Shaw, a Gold Hill youth, wandered the hills between Silver City and Dayton in subzero cold for parts of Monday and Monday night with no coat or food. Found by a searching party near Lawrence Diehl’s cabin, he survived the exposure largely due to a dog’s companionship and a brief shelter.
The silver market gains hope as Congress weighs a bill authorizing 80 million in coinage for the Philippines, while a commission to promote silver use as money gains attention. Eastern investors report improved sentiment toward camps where silver and lead prevail, amid House debate.
Nevada press digest notes Mr. Riley of Humboldt County, longtime official, now Assembly member, with daughter copying the Assembly journal and son serving as a prison guard. Reno Gazette records President Stubbs pushing a petition to move gambling rooms to upper floors, calling moral oversight in education and Reno’s gambling scene into focus. An advertisement touts Dr. King’s New Life Pills for digestion.
A letter in the Elko Independent defends the sheep industry in Elko County Nev arguing both sheep and cattle ranching can coexist. It notes sheep taxes, land use, and contributions to local economy, warns against extreme measures and cites potential Supreme Court challenges. It also mentions Justice Day of Ohio as U.S. Supreme Court successor to Chief Justice Taft.
John M Neven of Wells Nevada swore to a complaint charging cancer doctor 8 R Chamley of 23 Third street with manslaughter in the death of Catherine Neven wife of the complainant. Chamley faced arrest and an inquest found failed blood control after a February 6 operation for cancer. The jury advised removing his certificate. A prior treatment by doctor Waller had not cured Mrs Neven. Also reported Delores mine sale in Chihuahua to London Venture Company for 1 250 000 from Californians represented by John Haye Hammond and E A Wiltz.
A Lancaster New Hampshire man F J Green credits Electric Bitters with curing years of indigestion and nerve weakness after other remedies failed. He and his wife have stayed in excellent health, praising the tonic for female troubles as a grand invigorator. Sold by Sal Ii M Schneider's Drug Store for 50 cents.
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