28 Dec 1897
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Newspaper
Reno Evening Gazette
Location
Reno, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1897
Page
1
In Chicago and across North America dramatic reports mix crop trading intrigue with political moves. Leiter’s elevators dispute over wheat grade sparks potential appeals while Canadian officials discuss Klondike relief and U S war and currency policy debates echo in Indiana.
City Council members including BR 8 Ontorn chairman W H Noyes H Roche and BR Ryland discussed finances and approved condemnation of property. Touma and Torkin asked for a stone walk across Court Street, to be granted after the new crossing by Riversole Hotel is finished. Mill Street sidewalk petition granted with costs borne by the petitioner under Street Inspector Douglas. City Attorney authorized to proceed with water company on leaking Sixth Street pipes. Artken sprinkling bill of 90 dollars approved. Ryland and Douglas quarreled over last month’s street expenditures. Women’s Guild of Trinity Church met with Mrs R Beano. Clara Dickison spent Xmas in Ed Hock Valley. Eastman Dratuson left Seattle for Alaska. Hostetler’s Almanacs advertised with health and household benefits.
A composite update reports that Secretary Vanderlip denies any resignation by Secretary Gage amid rumors, while President McKinley reportedly urged Gage not to resign. In Dawson City, steamer Alki brings provisions, reporting no famine as two thousand go to Fort Yukon, with outlays totaling about $130,000 in dust and nuggets brought out by passengers.
Katherine Kidder faces trouble in St Louis amid theater woes. The Western Surgical and orological Association convenes in Denver. Marquis Saigo resigns from the Cabinet triggering a reshuffle. Jacob Stryer home burned in Fayette County with wife cremated. Historians meet in Cleveland for the 13th annual gathering. Radcliffe jailed for assault on his wife. British steamer Sierra arrives at Liverpool with 23000 bales of cotton. Elizabeth Stanton Woolworth dies at Casaba aged 66.
Mr A H Crausby of Memphis reports his wife ignored a lump that became a severe cancer. Doctors deemed it hopeless after family cancer history. After taking 8 8 8, improvement appeared and the cancer healed completely, with no recurrence years later.
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