Fiersome Testimony in Sharkey Fitzsimmons Case
The annual Federation of Labor convention covered grim testimony on the Sharkey Fitzsimmons fight. Dr Lustig described extraction of Sharkey’s dress, while referee details and alleged fraud claims were debated by witnesses including Bob Bueelumene and Earp. A grim session followed with assertions of unfair tactics and guarded conclusions.
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Sharkey
Fitzsimmons Casy
D.D. Lustig
Natlovg! Club
ald
Sharkay
sita
Bubt
Sharkey wan
ethue dorrora
Sonckry
Jay Lustig
Lustig
Stacker
tee fener
Martin Juliantine
Earp
Granenan
Karg
fonla Earp
Fitasian mons
Associated Press
Cixeisnati
American Federation of Labor
Martin Fox
ron Mouldern Union of America
E. I. Dennis
Mura
Samuel Woods
John Malinsen
England
Louis Vigoroux
Gompers
becata
Gotapara
John Loillpa
Woods
Marlinson
Englih
cash
jelry
geveral
Bar Silver and Holiday Ad Promote Bargains
A cluttered ad leads with Bar Silver and holiday notices for Jobo Sanderland touting a vast stock of clothing boots hats and goods at low prices. It mentions Remains of General Heally, a guard trip to San Francisco, and a transfer by Amity Lodge No 8 K of P Reno. Other items list toy wagons velocipedes and musical instruments, plus a cold remedy promotion and a local medical anecdote from J Schenck Banner.
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Jobo Sanderland
Sunderland
boya
Heally
BR. M. Beatty
Buygese Howell
Sadler
Wardell Hendersan
Bonpi
boner
San Francisco
Amity Lodsa No. 8
K. of
Masonic Meeting
brothers
Reno Lodge No. 13
Masonic Hall
Stiler
Warden Henderson
J. W. Dorney
Enoch Strother
G. W. Albert Lackey
A. D. Bid
W. M
L. J. Cobn
W. H. Noves
J. W
T. K. Hymers
Transover
S. M. Jamison
Congress Debates Cuban Resolutions and Inaugural Plans
From Washington, December 13, a mix of Cuba memorials, monetary commission ideas, and inauguration planning dominated the Senate. Key actions include a Turkish Armenian memorial, a proposed permanent monetary commission with a $50,000 budget, and a call to condemn the killing of General Antonio Maceo. The Senate set Thursday for a final immigration vote, House to adjourn for holidays December 22 to January 6. Wheat market notes from San Francisco show May wheat at around 1.00 per bushel.
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Congressional
Asselated Press
Wasaraton
Teller
Colorado
Senate
Sherman
Genny
New Hampshire
Peffey
Kansas
New York
Chicago
San Franscisco
Denver
New Orleans
Hale
Maine
Antonio Maceo
Republic of Cuba
Committee on Foreign Relations
Call
United States
Spanieb Panal
Cente
Africa
Secretary of State
United States cruisers Newark Raleigh sail for Cuba
Reports from Havana and Key West describe the Newark moving to sea without full fuel as Raleigh is ordered out. Rumors claim execution of the captured schooner Competitor’s crew in Havana, while officials say the ships enforce neutrality laws and will not approach Havana. A San Francisco double funeral and unrelated local notices follow, including a San Francisco train death note and Reno lodge elections.
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Havana
Associated Press
United States
Newark
Raleigh
gosip
Wasumotax
crimera
Key West
Navy Department
Florida
Washoe Soda Works
Reno
J.J. Becker
Hia
Johnny Belz
San Francisco
Consignment of capes and jackets advertised for sale
Emrich offers a consignment of capes and jackets from Chicago at very low prices. Garments are described as stylish and beautiful. Also promotes Syrup of Pigs for kidney liver and bowel health sold in bottles. Major C. T. Picton of Debison Texas praises Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a reliable cure. For sale by J. S. McCullough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emrich
Chicago
uil leading druggista
California Fig Syrup Co
C. T. Picton
Debison
Texas
Chamberlain
Major Picton
McCullough
Local arrivals and visitors noted in brief
Ed Ferris from Long Valley arrives today while F. J. Norrig of the Enterprise visits today. Hugh McNamara comes from Log Valley for today’s activities.
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Ed Ferris
Long Valley
F. J. Norrig
the
Enterprise
Hugh McNamara
Log Valley
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Federation of Labor
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Duc
Charles Rian
Aniraw Nobrick
Roan
skaleton
win neithue
ory betas
lodwlog
Associated Preac
Hoxtoayenure
First National Bank
National Banke
neds
thia bank
Board of Hirectora
sv anvociated Press
Worlon
ening World
Cluveland
eriteneoociion
Cabon
asai
Cohana
Cleveland
Morton woul
McKinley
tag
Goveror Morrow
wang
Clevelant
Woodsdeet rlegh Vc
Kinley
Glasgow
Ausociated
Guasnow
Mimbara
Salors and Firemen's Union of
Clyde
Liverpool
GaceTT
Surat B. Cooper
d, C. Brookins
drama dolla
boris
toilet neta
manicure pete
violine
J. Schenck
Caddo
Ind. Ter, Banner
J. B. McCollough
YURRISU
Bryan Gete
South Dakota
House
M. W. Howard
Alabama
Bailey quiet
San Spancisco
Mra. Cooper
Harriet Cooper
First Congregational church
Gryan
South Dako
Pierre
Dac
Bryan
Los Angeles
Philips
Anors
Misa Carrington
Connecticut
PHILLIPS
Revo
Trays Pallips
RENO, NEVADA
Carioad
SILVER RIBBON
Teron
Natota
Manitoba Nat. Seltzer Water Works Cor
Sierra Sta
H. J. THYES
Washoe Co. Bank
Nevada
CORONADO
EVANS’ HUDSON
B.C. ST. LOUIS
Desler
nol
Reno Council do. 4
A. P. Acs
CLOUGH & CRGBY'S
New York City
neoia
Statson
JOHN SUNDERLAND
Commercial Row
HE. LESTER
Bon Ton Tailor
A. H. MANNING
H. J. DARLING
Hardware’ & Supply Go
BUCKEYE, McCORMACK & CROWN
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