Local News Briefs and Developments in Nevada
A. I. Hardin is in town. H. H. Black arrives from Quin River Crossing. Charles Kerler from Paradise. J. R. Benton from Kennedy. C. A. Hodges from McDermitt. Work resumes on Cold Creek placers. J. W. Cowden back from San Francisco. Renovations progress in building lines here and in Golconda. War news and regional activity flood reports including aviation, quarantine plans near Reno, and a jury of women in Weiser. Weather now calm after a windy night. public flags at half mast following U.S. war news. The state board of health officers named. sheep inspection fee set. A Verdi cattle quarantine station established. Richard Fielding dies after influenza. Otto Stalmann reports mining claims in Copper Canyon, Lander County valued around $250,000. Golconda smelter upgrades underway to process 100 tons daily. Beebe attempts suicide. later condition critical. Official Nevada weather forecast issued. San Francisco officers’ meeting for Co D NNG. Advertisements for bicycles and hats close the column.
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Cold Creek Placers
J. W. Cowden
San Francisco
Golconda
Wadsworth
State Board of Health
Guinan
Carson
8. C.jibson
Reno
Jr. W. H. Patterson
Verdi
The
Salt Lake Tribune
Otto Stalmann
Glasgow and Western Exploration Company
Nevada
Copper Canyon
Lander County
Battle Mountain Mining Company
Swansea
England
Messrs. Stalmann
Parren
Glasgow and Western
First War Signals From Nashville and Havana
In San Francisco the Nashville fired the first war signal by a six pounder to a Spanish lumber ship, which was made a prize for Cuba. Sampson’s fleet heads toward Havana as a possible follow. A war declaration may come soon, volunteers and the army bill advance, and Sampson is named rear admiral. Spain orders 30,000 reserves mobilize and Minister Woodford escapes rioters.
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Wasuexcros
Nashville
Cuba
Sampson
Havana
Washington
Spain
Woodford
Spanish Ship Buena Ventura Captured by Nashville
Special to SiLver rare. The cruiser Nashville under Captain Maynard captured the Spanish merchantman Buena Ventura at daylight sixteen miles from Key West and sent her into port with a prize crew. The navy department will not send Schley's squadron to intercept the Spanish flotilla.
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Wasatsetos
Maynard
Nashville
Key West
Schley
Spain
Cape Verde
New Medical Discovery Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Claim Cure
A promotional article argues that chronic dyspepsia is curable using Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. It criticizes dieting and overuse of pills, claims the tablets digest food even with inactive stomachs, and promotes rest for the stomach while nourishing the body. The piece asserts superior effectiveness, affordability, and offers a free booklet from Stuart Co. in Marshall, Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
Stuart Co
Marshall, Mich
Woman Prepares to Join Blue and Gray Legion as Lieutenant
Chicago dispatch reports Mrs. Antonio Hi Maceo sails from Toledo to accept a lieutenant commission in the Blue and Gray Legion. Sister in law of the late General Maceo, she endured great losses including seven children and her husband slain by Spaniards. She fought with insurgents, was wounded, and now returns after coming to the United States to recover health. Her remaining child remains with Gomez.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Antonio Hi. Maceo
Toledo
Ohio
Blue and Gray Legion
Maceo
Gomez
Crescent and Stormer Bicycles Coming to Town
A local dealer announces soon arrival of Crescent and Stormer bicycles from Chicago. Children’s bicycles start at $20, men’s and ladies models from $30 to $50. They urge customers to wait for the stock and promise the best wheel for the least money ever made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crescent
Stormer
Chicago
Apstf
Brows & Pirrr
Richard Fielding of Vermont is Dead in Winnemucca
In Winnemucca Nevada on April 21 1898 Richard Fielding a native of Vermont aged 75 years died.
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Fielding
Winnemucca, Nev
Richard Fielding
Vermont
Fast Time Between Winnemucca and East by Union Pacific
Travel faster east with Union Pacific from Winnemucca at 2 15 daily. Chicago in 61 hours, 24 hours quicker than rivals. St Louis 61 hours, 12 hours quicker. Omaha 46 hours, 18 hours quicker. St Paul 61 hours, 29 hours quicker. Denver 38 hours, 4 hours quicker. Through Pullman and family sleepers to Chicago. Ogden to Chicago includes chair cars free and smoking library car. Contacts: S H Kitto Winnemucca or D E Burley Salt Lake. jy28tf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnemuccs
Union Pacific
Winnemaucca
Chicago
St. Louis
Omaha
St. Paul
Denver
Winnemucca
Ogden
S. H. Kitto
Southern Pacific Co
Addreee
D. E. Burley
Union Pacific Co
Salt Lake
Late 19th Century Patent Medicine Folio Headlines
A collage of tarry ad copy and testimonials for Hall's Catarrh Cure and Hood's Sarsaparilla. Includes prices 75c per bottle, endorsements from Toledo druggists, and consumer anecdotes about relief from rheumatism and constipation. Also notes fashion waists, nails, and cascara-based laxatives with promotional language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Props
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
Est & Traux
O. Wathorne
Krynan & Marvrix
O. Hall
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. I. Hardin
H. H. Black
Quin River
Charles Kerler
Paraise
J. R. Benton
Kennedy
C. A. Hodges
McDermit
New York City
Weyler
Southern Pacific Company
L. F. Jones
San Diego
Cal
War Department
Cape Verde Islands
Senegal
Africa
Silver State
Weiser
Idaho
Julia Cane
Sacramento
Here
la Grippe
Wall Street
al Beebe
James Sackett
Beebe
Fashion Stables
Hanson
Vaquero
Hi. Senmtor
E. Reinart & Co
E. Reinhart & Co
San Francisco Bulletin
Senate
House
Tias
Navy Department
Ilavana
Camincale, Militia Ver
California
National Guard
Budd
Royal
Vtory Pure
Oyal
Trib
M. Horan
A. T. Margaux
Laverne, Minn
W. A. Brown
C.C. C
F. C. Rents & Co
E. Retnari & Co
E. Retsnarr & Co
Hood
Sargaparills
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