General Merritt Arrives Home After Philippine Tour
Major General Wesley Merritt, commander of the U S military forces in the Philippines, returns to New York from Queenstown. He cites troop morale, climate stability, German conduct, and the need for about 30,000 to 50,000 more soldiers to govern the islands, while expressing caution on Aguinaldo and insurgent negotiations.
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Associated Press
New York
Wesley Merritt
Queeninan
Cunard line
Merrit
pesca commission
Tecan aay
Dewey
hss br
Philppines
Manila
Avurwalde
Tano entir
Avuiwalde
Aguinaldo
Fire Rips Piercon Car Dry Goods. Several Stores Damaged
A major blaze swept Piercon & Car dry goods and adjacent shops at Axton M, causing about 35 000 dollars in losses to the dry goods store and 15 000 to Bouman & Co. next door, with E Presfix’s shop damaged around 7 000 dollars. All losses reportedly insured. Nearby news notes espionage case in Nimes and treaty talks in Washington with President McKinley’s decision timeline.
Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery Privately Promoted
An eastern country tale extols Dr. R Pierce of Buffalo as a renowned medical pioneer. The piece touts his Golden Medical Discovery as a blood builder and cure for consumption and various ailments, claiming broad health benefits and urging households to keep a bottle for stricken husbands and overworked individuals.
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coun
R. Pierce
great Invalida
Buffalo
Dr. Pierce
Golden Medical
Pierce
Congress
Dr Pierce
Funeral of Brice and political notes across the nation
The funeral of Senator Calvin S Brice was held at Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church with a large turnout including Ohio Society members. The service featured hymns and scripture as the body was carried to a train bound for Lima Ohio. Separate reports from Washington describe the House passing a right of way bill and related proceedings on commerce and education funding for Hawaiian islands. Other dispatches cover Savannah welcome events for President McKrovey, a collision causing damage and possible drownings, and a murder verdict in Virginia City.
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Associated Press
New York
Der
Calvin S. Brice
D. Radcloiffe
ater
the
Ohio Society
Ene
Jersey City
Lima
Ohio
Wasuinetos
House
San Frapcisco
Saginaw Southern Railroad
Angong
Payne
United States
Ielande
Pavone
Sherman
New Y sk
Lett
Arkanesa
wince caildren
Entertains Hobson in Nashville on voyage to Manila
Lieutenant Hobson, hero of the Merrimac, arrived in Nashville on his way to Hong Kong and Manila. He was warmly received and will stay overnight, later dining at the Latrobe Hotel with the city’s notable society. An Associated Press dispatch notes the grand welcome and planned hospitality.
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France
Associated Press
Nimes
department of
Gard
Tetrion
war office
Cable
Associated Frese
Southampton
American peace commieaiiners
bfora
New York
St. Lou
praca
Aguinania
Beyatty
Associated Freai
Lorravise
itaténant
Redmond P. Hobson
Merrinane
biewe Yorday
Nashville st
cecu
Latseilts
Coruusus
James
Foster
Cleveland
Pan Handle Railroad
Fred Deering
August Brokowski
Ebrongl
Brokowski
Henry A. Chapin
Michigan
sudh
e.A. Chapin
Chicago
Religious services and community notices in a late issue
A crowded page lists Trinity Church morning prayers and Sunday school, Methodist services with sermons by Ras G H Jones, and other congregations including Temple, Congregational, and Christian Endeavor events. Also noted are a Baptist address by California College president T G Brownson, youth meetings, and a safety note about carbonic acid gas capsules and bottles.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Ras
G. H Jones
aubjarta
Caen
Zurich
Reno's First Music Store Opens in O'Connor Building
The Gazette notes Cummings & Bigthian have opened a music store in the O'Connor building on Seland street opposite the post office. They offer a range of instruments from jewelry to pianos, sheet music, and related items, promising a first class music shop. Weather forecast from Lawrence and Hammond predicts fair to night and Sunday with increasing clouds. A Carson man who played locally was noticed leaving town Thursday night. H Leter, tailor, has received Christmas fanes and fine suits for men.
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Reno
Cummings & Bigthian
eepati music
O'Connor
Seland street
postofice
musicators
coset
San Francico
jewelcarp
fuest
firat cines mogic
Gazetts
Lawrence
Hammond
San Francisco
Carson shu
H. Leter
Sale of Unclaimed Freight at Reno Depot
Notice of sale of unclaimed freight items held by Southern Pacific Company in Reno Nevada for unpaid freight and storage charges. Auction set for December 188x at the depot, listing numerous listed items and owners, including W J Turner Dist Co, E McCarty, G W Harris, Geo Cutting, and J P Perla, among others.
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Southern Pacific Company
Reno
Nevada
Reas Nevada
brid & chain
Riordan
Linton
pridwre
J J Carroll
P Campbell
renovator
Geo
Geo Cutting
rebair
Needham
Robins
Siragie
glass
Wilson
Frank Holmes
Cornwall Brow
Van Loan
crocey
Harris
peenut roaser
Diblkis E
McCarty
Hicks
Bretzner
breteper
Hretzner
alarge
Boyd
save pethows
SB P Pierce
Wim Carin
HA Lechler
Leo Hooper
aba
bonis Oenig
Louis Oenig
am McDermot
Turner Dist
Turner Dist Co
Turner Diat Co
Turney Dist
nify
Kiupey
Wilton
W Lindsay
W Williams ab
J P Perla
J McDonald
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Washinpton
Dee
BRICE
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MuKrovey
Georgia Hungara
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Savannah
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Associated Presa
Paul
Virginia City
Mont
Martin Peat
Ennis
Jane
Virginia Jane
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Chiievanu
Dunnet
ovine
Jamen H. Erksea
National Bank
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Utah
Salt Lake mining exchange
Trinity Church
Le T. G Brownson
California College
Oakland
wall
Baptist Church
Dottaran Congregande
Meatain Ledge hall
new Tovéatment
M.S Savage
Sanday School
Congregational Church
Bipuat Union
Christian Endeaour Societies
Fred J. Rolsson
dental department
Adverenty of California
bia
benuine Engiink
ptene
Jules Bone
Weather Force
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FURNISHER
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Reno, Nev
JINGLE MERRILY
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SUNDERLAND
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STCIXTON
O'Conner Building
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R. HERZ & BRO
Reno Jewelers
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