Will Tarbell's View Hit Standard Oil Monopoly Breakup
Ide M. Tarbell argues in a recent interview that as soon as illegitimate privileges such as railroad favoritism and unregulated interstate transportation are curtailed the Standard Oil Company must divide. A Florida reader shares relief at discovering Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for dysentery and its use in deaths, urging every household to keep it on hand. For sale by Mrs H M Schneiders & Co.
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Ide M. Tarbell
Magaine
Standard Oil Company
N. J. Lewis
Newteory
Lorida
Chamberlain
Lenny
Littl
Obscene Postal Cards Prompt Post Office Campaign
The Post Office Department launches a drive against obscene souvenir postal cards flood ing the mails. New orders require holding up not only cards with indecent pictures but also those that are merely suggestive or offend good taste.
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Postcffice Department
Engaged couples urged to guard health with Electric Bitters
A testimonial from Bennettaville resident A. Brown promotes Electric Bitters for digestion and liver complaints. Mrs. H M Schneider, a local druggist, notes the product sells for 60 cents per bottle and is effective in restoring health and vigor after years of dyspepsia and torpid liver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Brown
Bennettaville
H. M. Schneider
Regents to Consider New Librarian Applicants Sept 30
Nevada State University seeks a new librarian as Miss Goodwin Doten’s case resurfaces. Applicants should send qualifications to J E Szabba, University President, Reno, for board review at the September meeting. Public reactions from Carson Appeal Virginia City Chronicle Wells Herald cited.
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Regents
Nevada State University
Goodwin Doten
Board of Regents
J. E. Szabba
University
Reno
Carson
Mise Doten
Professor Church
Nevada
California
Miss Doteu
Church
Virginia City Chronicle
State University
Miss . Doren
Alf Doten
Regente
Regent Smith
Wells
Elko County
Got off Cheap and Dr King’s New Life Pills
The notice promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills as a quick pleasant cure for headache constipation and indigestion. It claims the user may feel relief after contracting and recovering from discomfort and advertises a 25 cent price at Schneider drug store with a guarantee.
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Dr. King
Schneider Drug Store
Proclamation Declares Labor Day a State Holiday
Acting Governor Lem Allen issues a proclamation designating next Monday Labor Day as a legal holiday. In Humboldt County Winnemucca sees six building foundations laid in the burned district. Tonopah railroad firemen strike over engine cleaning orders. 28 on strike. Salt Lake Railroad cuts ore rates to Utah smelters on Sept 1. State Revenue Agent predicts a large bullion tax rise beyond Nye and Esmeralda. Reno rider Carter challenges amateurs for races 1/4 to 10 miles. Tom Ryan’s death near Salt Wells is third arsenic-related case this summer. Heavy rain and cloudburst flood Eiko streets and damage tracks and cellars. Gov. Alaine? No, Robert Elliott dies by self-inflicted poisoning at Govard’Alene cafe, Tonopah. 56. Humboldt Sheriff seeks permission to execute four murderers of Jack Welch at Carson. Irrigation ditch workers in Prosser Valley taxed $10 monthly for hospital fees with no care. Bert Cavanaugh accused of grafting California State Fair funds by transporting Indians for hops in Sacramento. Clinghouse miners hire counsel against Southern Pacific and plan criminal charges over patent affidavits.
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Lem Allen
Winnemucca
Humboldt County
Tonopah
Salt Lake Road
Las Vegas
Lincoln County
Utah
J. H. Nevin
Nye
Esmeralda
Carter
Reno
Tom Ryan
Salt
Death Valley
Eiko
Robert Elliott
Sheriff Lamb
Jack Welch
Carson
Prosser Valley
Pacific Improvement Company
Sacramento Sunday News
Bert Cavanaugh
Catifornia
Californi
State Agricultural Board
Nevada
Sacramento
Sacramento Valley
Clinghouse
Washoe County
Southern Pacific
Buck Ingalls
Kelley explains Orphans' Home delays and notes issue
Surveyor General EB D Kelley defends the delayed Orphans Home occupancy citing sewer and heating work plus furnishing procedures. He recounts the Jones note dispute dated 1891 and its limitations defense, and references 1901 legislative review. The article also mentions a Standard Oil dividend and three Kansas bond suits against state treasurer’s bondsmen related to the Topeka bank failure.
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EB. D. Kelley
State Orphans’ Home
Carson News
Profewar King
Kelly
Orphans’ Home
Sentinon
Board of Directors
J. E. Jones
W. D. Jones
Jones
J. E Jones
Kelley
Senate Journal
Standard Oil Company
Coleman
State of
Kansas
First National Bank of
Topeka
Bowel Remedy Promoted For Children In Summer
The article urges careful attention to summer bowel disorders in children and endorses Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as effective for both children and adults. It also notes MM Schneiders & Co advertising a new refrigerated car using a clothes system that powers cooling from an oil engine when idle, claimed cheaper and better than traditional ice-based cars.
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Bolt
MM. Schneiders & Co
New York City
California
Finding Money in Health Cure Ad From Sandy Level Va
Like Finding Money. Health is like money to the ill says W C Barber of Sandy Level Virginia. He suffered chest trouble from smoke and coal dust but recovered after Dr King s New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds. Largest sale of any cough or lung medicine in the works. Mrs H M Schneider Co offer trial bottle free with $100 guarantee.
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W.C. Barber
Sandy Level
Mra. IH. M. Sehneider & Qo's
Mrn
Mina Becomes Prohibition Town Under Railroad Control
The Southern Pacific Company is established at Mina and the Carson & Colorado Railroad is renamed Nevada & California. Hawthorne becomes the county seat and Mina will be liquor free under a ten year lease on town lots, making Mina the only strictly prohibition town in the state.
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Mina
Southern Pacific Company
Carson & Colorado
Nevada & California
Hawthorne
Esmeralda County
May Ask for Investigation Into Orphans Home Funds
Joe Josephs who runs the State Orphans Home denies charges of misdirecting funds by buying liquor for personal use and charging it to the Home as vinegar. He claims newspapers statewide are pushing the stories via political enemies. Also notes Tonopah-Goldfield ore shipments for the week ending Aug 25 totaled 2126 tons with 138 tons from Goldfield.
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Joe Josephs
State
Orphans’ Home
Virginia Enterprise
Tonopah
Goldfield
James Watt Surrenders in Larceny Case
James Watt surrendered to the Sheriff of Lander County at Austin on Tuesday of last week. Indicted years ago with George Williams on four counts of grand larceny and mismarking cattle, Watt appeared with his attorney before Judge Peter Breen and was admitted to bail of 500 on each charge, totaling 2000. The case will be set for trial at the next term in Austin. The Reno dispatch notes Nevada delegates failed to push Reno at the National Irrigation Congress, Boise chosen secretary H B Maxson, and Reno not listed as a candidate. Also reports highwaymen on trains between Esko and Winnemucca assaulting and robbing passengers. conductor Charles Nelson fired at by highwaymen attempting to stop them.
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James Watt
Lander County
Austin
Toomday
Reno
Sacramento Bee
Nevada
National Irrigation Congress
Boise
Idaho
H. B. Maxson
Conductor Healed By Bucklen Amica Salve After Riot
A Chicago street car conductor beaten in a labor riot used Bucklen's Amica Salve for sores and recovery. G J Welch of Tekonsha Michigan endorses it for family use. Suitable for cuts and burns, priced 25 cents at Schneider drug store. Mining location blanks offered at the Sex Tinrl office.
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Chicago
Bucklen
G. J. Welch
Tekonsha
Mich
Cute
Burns
Schneider Drug Store
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Eureka, New
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Roe Asalae
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Woreks
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Elko
Downer
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Esko
Charles Nelson
Sex‘tinrl
Bank OF Nevada
Virginia Street
Reno, Nevada
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R. L. Douglass
Moritz Scheeline
George F. Tarrittin
P. L. Flanigan
Henry Anderson
A. G. Fletcher
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