23 Jul 1904
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Newspaper
Eureka Sentinel
Location
Eureka, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1904
Page
1
Eureka to Ely fare is 1000 with a 1800 round trip option. Stage leaves Eureka on arrival of train but no later than 2 30 v. a t and leaves Ely at 10 30 p m. Thirty pounds baggage allowed per passenger. Freight charges apply to excess baggage. Palisade to Ely fare is 60 with advance payment required.
The undersigned bar in Eureka Nevada advertises a Singer Universal Feed Arm Machine for repairing boots and shoes slippers and bags. It offers elastic gore insertion and related work at the shop on South Main street run by Tuomas Rosset.
Leslie Douglas of Dayton Lyon County released from ten year sentence for cattle stealing after pardon by the State Board of Pardons Carson. The Carson News recounts incidents of his time at the prison including brief escapes with the Warden’s horse. Damaged reports mention hay crop losses in Elko Lander counties oil street trial in Reno Harriman school live-in policy for teachers Winnemucca convention date August 8 and other local items. A fire at Sparks coal bankers was contained after two weeks of effort and a Pioche child died in a house fire likely from matches.
Senator Newlands returns to Reno and reflects on the Democratic Convention in St Louis. He notes bi metalists favor silver but accept a unified ticket, with Parker’s telegram seen as a trigger, while Bryan’s stance shifts during committee talks. The piece discusses Nevada’s Silver party position and local opinion on the gold standard and party strategies.
A group of Cherry Creek notables in White Pine County signed a remonstrance printed July 14 in the White Pine News. It argues Armstrong and Thomas, who escaped Ely county jail on July 4 after crimes around Cherry Creek and horse theft in Elko County, should be returned for trial. The letter accuses authorities and demands a grand jury review at the next term of court, insisting the escape was aided and that the community bears the burden of bringing the robbers to justice.
Chicago enthusiasts adopt the Alione system of infant dress from London. New djibbah style garments open at shoulders and sleeves and fasten with unobtrusive buttons. The design allows free movement for babies and reduces handling during dressing.
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