King Edward Dying Rumors Sweep London to San Francisco
San Francisco reports say King Edward is failing after his operation with bullets indicating he could not survive the night. Updates from London describe the King’s pulse and temperature as satisfactory but warn of a grave prognosis as foreign envoys observe cautious waiting at the British legation.
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San Francisco
Edward
London
Joseph Dimsdale
Duke of Fife
Micael
I Viet
Alfalfa Without Irrigation Offers Farming Hints
Professor R S Shaw of the United States experiment station outlines workable alfalfa cultivation on unirrigated land. He notes foothill, porous soils near mountains with subirrigation can yield one crop per season, advising deep fall plowing, early spring seed bed prep, broadcast sowing at up to 15 pounds per acre, light or heavy soils depending on gravel layers, and clipping a nurse crop at six to nine inches to mulch.
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Borman Chronicle
R. S. Shaw
United States Experiment Station
Shaw
ALL SORTS Notes on arrivals and local ads in town
Jim Yerington arrives from the East and Miss Eva McClaskey joins yesterday's passengers while Miss Lillie Foley plans a vacation. Thaxter Drug Store features Ice Cream Soda and Egz Phosphate. M r Silva’s opposite the depot advertises all night service. The Berlin Nye county Fourth of July celebration is set for $5. Grace Atherton and Joe Platt appear among arrivals as local shops stock garden hoses lawn mowers and brass pieces. Ex Congressman Charles F Booker travels to Elke. Charley Wylie injured by a hearse update.
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Eva McClaskey
Mr. Silva
Reno carnival features Elks country store grab bag
A Reno carnival attraction is a satin purple and silver stocking grab bag to raise funds for a new Reno home. Donated by Charles McDonald it sits at Hester's store and holds gum candy and gold or silver watches. Visitors pay 25 cents per chance with proceeds aiding building efforts.
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Reno
The
Elks
Charles McDonald
Hester's
Ugedr
Tecm
U. S Naval Academy
Annapolis
Re Lallies
John McDonald
Baby Krause
Wheelmen race day at Reno track boosts local pride
Volunteers from Reno Wheelmen joined a big bus outing to the race track yesterday afternoon. They provided free assistance on the cycle track and cheer Carson in a fair race, hoping for victory but ready to support the rival team if they win.
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Glory
Reno
Yesterda
Carson
Carsonites
Fake San Francisco Bennet capture story debunked
A report on Bennet s capture in Washington is deemed a fake or misidentification. The man who surrendered does not match the described Bennet and his crime story is deemed discredited. Police suspect Hadley and Tennett are the same person and Hadley did not head to Washington, instead moving toward the southern republics.
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San Francisco
Bennet
Wastinton
Tennett
Am Cvitle
Hadley
Washington
Russell Players At Opera House Present Uncle Josh
Last evening the Russell company staged a strong production at the Opera House with Uncle Josh, a rich comedy drama about American farm life. Popular price eight, seats sold by Steinmetz, Tom Farrer, and Farrer & Believes. exhibit of a tiny ivory-topped trowel appeals to patrons.
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Russell's
Jacko the Mines
Opera House
Andre
Russells
Josh
Steinmetz
Tom Farrer
Farrer
Tom
The Virginia Miners Union Turns Thirty Five Tonight
The Virginia Miners Union will celebrate its 35th birthday on the Fourth of July. It formed in 1867 by miners in Virginia City, becoming the second union in the state after Gold Hill, and one of the oldest miners unions in the country.
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Virginia
Mines to Shut Down All at the Comstock Mines
Shutdown planned at Comstock mines with suspension of work on a set date. Only essential operations will continue. The pause will affect miners and related workers and may extend through a holiday period delaying communications and press releases until Monday.
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Comstock
Isis
Auction yields camp gear amid scattered tents and caps
A chaotic auction of camp supplies occurs as nineteen tents and assorted gear are sold. Senator Livingston acquires the tents for cash, while Superintendent Pattinson handles blankets coats and other items. A warning note suggests misplaced caps could imply hospital provenance.
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America
Livingston
Pattinson
Patterson
Hottest Spot on Earth Described in Colorado Desert
A historic account notes the Colorado desert south of Death Valley as a feared wasteland with extreme heat and deadly conditions. It describes thirst and exposure, mirages, and misleading beauty of parched lakes, urging caution about this harsh landscape.
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Death Valley
Colorado Desert
Beaty Valley
California
Sonu Square
Tidewater
Handsome Line of W. & J. Sloane Carpets on Show
A Handsome Line M Nowney showcases carpets and household furnishings from the reliable house of W. and J. Sloane. The Indies are invited to inspect samples and stock, with prices that suit and values guaranteed by the renowned manufacturer.
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M Nowney
W. & J. Sloane
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Ing
Igus
Johnson’s
Jim Yerington
Thaxter
Lillie Foley
Thaxter Drug Store
Egz
Jim Holbrook
M. B. Silva
Sue
Berlin
Nye County
Grace Atherton
E. J Walsh
Sheba
Romboldt
Salt Lake
Chicago
Joe Platt
Corliss and Helmet
Charles F. Booker
Missouri
Elke
Independent
Charley Wylie
Ceive
Turlington
Chas. E. Watsee
Belmont
E. Burlington
Nevada
Continental Tailoring Co. T of
J. Walsh
Bor
Davis & Kirman
Carson Street
Arlington House
Flevada
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