05 Mar 1904
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Newspaper
Eureka Sentinel
Location
Eureka, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1904
Page
1
From Durban Natal a South African resident writes that a two month old baby with a cough was cured quickly by applying Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to the dummy, claiming the remedy suits old and young. The product is sold by H. M. Schneiders & Co.
Objections arise over Judge Fitzgerald seeking the U S Senate while a Nevada Supreme Court justice. He argues Nevada’s section 148 limits nonjudicial offices to state officials, not federal ones, citing Trumbull precedent. The Independent notes the Illinois provision and Senate precedent but cautions about constitutional conflict with federal office eligibility.
The Reno tax rate stands at one dollar per one hundred valuation for the current year. Rumor says Henderson Banking Co of Elko seeks a Fallon site. Officials in Austin may seek re election this fall. Mining resumes at Ballion in the Railroad district near Elko as California miners bond Weston & Frank and push development under Knutzen. Western Union gains exclusive telegraph rights along Senator Clark’s S L Railroad route after Feb 29 remarks in Los Angeles. A petition seeks daily mail service between Austin and Battle Mountain, signed by Nye County residents and others relying on Austin mail.
A revered icon of the Virgin housed at Troitzko monastery will depart for St. Petersburg and then the Far East with the Russian forces. The square jewel‑encrusted icon, once with Alexei, Peter the Great, and Alexander, bears a silver tablet listing battles it witnessed. The article notes a plan to abandon Harbin and redeploy forces toward Manchuria from Siberia.
A Kansas City platform proposal seeks collaboration among major newspapers led by Mr Bryan. The reward of 100 in gold, silver, or paper goes to a platform covering imperialism, trusts, money, tariff, and labor, with provisions for partial agreements and extra bonuses for endorsements from prominent politicians.
George Gould and a party of Gould Lines executives arrived in Los Angeles on February 27 amid reports of plans to extend the El Paso & South Eastern line to Yuma and connect with a San Diego line. They will also inspect the Western Pacific from San Francisco to Ogden to meet the Denver & Rio Grande Western. Accompanying Gould are A. O. Bird L. S. Thorne and E. P. Jeffrey.
Roll of Honor lists Eureka School pupils achieving perfect attendance punctuality and high grades for February across multiple grades with numerous named students and teachers. Separate notice reports Russia to exhibit at World’s Fair and a United States Bureau of Education study on juvenile crime and self-harm with alarming figures and calls for remedies.
Washington Feb 27 jury verdict found four defendants Guilty as indicted in the post office conspiracy trial. August W Machen Diller B Groff and George E Lorenz each sentenced to two years in prison and fined 10000 with bonds posted 20000. Samuel A Groff had motions for new trials continued separate.
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