Advertising Agency Listing In New York City
An eastern advertising agent operates at Temple Court Building in New York City with contact at 250 234. E Katz is named as agent. The notice presents a brief business directory or classifieds entry typical of the era.
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Eastern Advertising
Temple Court Building
New York City
E. Katz
Johnsons soda and local visitors fill Carson pages
ALL SORTS covers a string of small notices from Carson and surrounding towns. Entries include Johnsons Drug Store soda advertised, campers in Carson southbound, visits by Zach Dexter and Herman Sheels, a sudden death of Reno prospector Ben Richardson, and various social and civic items.
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Zach Dexter
Virginia City
Carson
Herman Sheels
Silver City
Gold Hill
Johnson
Pritchard Found Dead in White Hills Mine Shaft
John T. Pritchard, the engineer who killed Police Officer Humphrey Symons on the Divide in 1877, was found dead at the bottom of a 600 foot shaft at White Hills Arizona Tuesday evening. He had been pumping out the shaft when he fell in, according to the report.
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John T. Pritchard
Humphrey Symons
White Hills
Arizona
Pritchard
Carson Leads National Day Celebration Amid Regional Rivalry
In Carson City locals boast a leading role for the Fourth of July festivities with Reno and Shy coordinating a joint display. The Virginia and Stock exchange factions debated funding for Comstock celebrations while Carson touts generous hospitality and invites neighboring towns to share in the big event with a welcoming procession and public enthusiasm.
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Carson
Reno
Hilary
Shy
Virginia
Comstock
Liewe
Virgiity
Anne Savle
Hold-up near Lovelock as man relieves Fred Short
Fred Short, walking home near Taylor and Stew Streets, was robbed by three masked men who demanded his $30. One thief wore whiskers. a pistol was shown. Short notified Officer Desmond, who began investigations.
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Fred Short
Lovelock
Taylor Street
Mr. Short
Oflicer Desmond
Enterprise
Nevada Governor Announces Several Appointments
The Governor named Dr. S. L. Lee Reno’s Dr. S. C. Gibson and Winnemucca’s Dr. T. N. Hansen to the Board of Health. Military officers include Co. A captain D. M. Ryan first lieutenant H. Conrad and others. George D. Louderbsok of Reno is named delegate to the International Mining Congress in Boise City Idaho. Abraham Fisher becomes commissioner of deeds for Maryland.
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Board of Health
S. L. Lee
Carson
S. C. Gibson
Reno
T. N. Hansen
Winnemucca
Military—Co. A
D. M. Ryan
H. Conrad
B. L. Dowling
Co. B
D. J. Sullivan
G. D. Pyne
Wm. Black
Geo. D. Louderbsok
International Mining Congress
Boise City
Idaho
Abraham Fisher
Maryland
Accident Victim Oscar Darneilly Passes Through Carson
Oscar Darneilly aged 19 who was blown up in a Tonapah blast traveled through Carson Tuesday night en route to San Francisco The injured man suffered severe facial loss and lacerations to his arms and chest and is not expected to survive.
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Oscar Darneilly
Tonapah
Carson
San Francisco
Travel by Union Pacific to Pan American Exposition and East
Are you bound for Buffalo Cincinnati Detroit Chicago Milwaukee or any eastern point this summer The Union Pacific Railway Company general agent D W Hitchcock invites inquiries about reduced round trip fares Three California trains depart daily The Overland Limited to Chicago takes under three days and to Buffalo about four days shorter than competing lines.
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Buffalo
Cincinnati
Detroit
Chicago
Milwaukee
East
D. W. Hitchcock
Union Pacific R. R. Co
Montgomery St
San Francisco
California
Ballot Details for Carnival Election and Support Rules
The ballot may count multiple votes with five cents per vote. The committee pays expenses and she will receive a grand reception. The candidate with the highest votes in the state will be declared elected Queen of the Carnival and the maid of honor will be chosen as part of the event.
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Aidtitic
Qhaten
Balloting for Queen at Carson City Carnival Begins
Real earnest balloting for the Queen of the Carson City Carnival and Street Fair shows Miss Katie Schulz leading with 140 votes, followed by Miss Nellie Epstine 9, Miss Rose Berg 0, Miss Rabhel Martin 0, Miss Sadie Phillips 65, Miss Florence Hawkins 60, and Miss Minnie Welsh listed as a withdrawal.
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Carson City
Katie Schulz
Nellie Epstine
Carson
Rose Berg
Rabhel Martin
Gardnerville
Sadie Phillips
Reno
Florence Hawkins
Minnie Welsh
Virginia
Fragmented OCR tale hints at political missteps and civic chatter
A garbled OCR passage references leaders and events, hinting at civic discourse and local politics. Names and places are unclear, but the fragment suggests administrative concerns, public figures, and ongoing community matters amid jumbled text.
Carson City Carnival and Street Fair Invitation 1901
The Invitation Committee of the Carson City Carnival and Street Pair extends a cordial invitation to internal societies fire companies military and civic groups in Ormsby county to participate in the Carnival and Street Pair in Carson City on July 4th 1901 by order Division Committees Wat Sees
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Carson City
Ormsby County
District Court Case Fragments Reported in Vague Rounds
The article provides unclear and garbled notes about district court proceedings and multiple names. It mentions cases or parties such as Ootte vs Adams and Garin, with disrupted wording that obscures dates, charges, or outcomes.
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Adams
Owe
Garin
Incorporation filings reveal new regional company stakes
Fragmented notice outlines Articles of Incorporation for a tropical extraction business. It mentions capital stock around 24000 shares and a board listing names and positions. The text is garbled but indicates establishment of a bank or trust entity with financial stakes and local directors.
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Steek
Snr
Dawe
T- Ould
Un-to-Bate New York Gee Etuask Sty Te Cane
A garbled notice lists sellers and the Capitol as a gathering spot with free lunch and beer. It mentions Davis & Kirman offering footwear, Sloan's carpets leading in quality, and a lost Indian basket numbered 105 at the Emporium.
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Ameria
Lainst Hats and Missing Details in Local Report
Fragmentary OCR notes describe hats and pricing alongside unclear references to Miss Li Nevins and a municipal context. The text references suspicion, ownership, and potential transfer of property, with scattered phrases about times and a local group or seller.
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