Local Nevada News Highlights From Reno to Silver City
Scarce details mark a Reno scare with scarlet fever cases while Nevada schools close for Arbor Day. Virginia City defeats the state university in Reno, miner strikes and mine activity surge around Pine Nut and Elko. Cattle tips, new rail schedules, and local politics mix with court cases and university funding discussions.
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James H. Eckels
Chicago Times-Herald
Virginia & Truckee Railroad Company
Carson
Henry Evans
Lander County
Lpheus Vaughn
John
Willie Litster
Supreme Court
Sheriffs release mint case tied to Utah Nebraska probe
Battle Mountain officers arrested sheriffs Kav anaugh of Nebraska and Wright of Utah, then released them after Judge Witagerald of Austin discharged them. The case involves Michael Lamb jailed here. Lamb’s habeas corpus hearing led to fifteen days’ custody awaiting governor requisition and a possible $8500 bail. Other court matters include Utterbach vs Stock, and local notices on mint theft testimony and Nye county fruit prospects.
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Kavanaugh
Nebraska
Wright
Utah
Battle Mountain
Lander County
Witagerald
Austin
Lander
Carson
Michael Lamb
Lamb
Cheney
Truman
Nevada
J. Utterbach
Wmn. Stock
D. 8
The Horse Market Moves Northward
Wm Brockman the Smaunville farmer and banker returns from California and stops in Reno before continuing north. He bought a fine imported Norman stallion weighing about 1900 pounds and standing 18 hands high. Brockman notes rising demand for large horses from across the United States with prices expected to stay strong for the next three years.
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Reno
Wm. Brockman
Smaunville
California
Brockman
United States
A Brave Woman Defies Odds for Education in Oswego
Louise Crouse, a 20 year old Algonquin descendant at Oswego Normal School, is penniless with a dead mother and a father who drinks. She works tirelessly to pay her way and save for her youngest sister, aims to finish her studies and enter medical college to become a physician. The piece notes persistent self reliance amid hardship.
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Louise Crouse
Oswego
N. Y
We Sell or Lease Our Home on Second Street
Having gone out of business we seek relief from bodily suffering by rent and medical treatment. We offer to sell or lease our home on Second Street and also sell home furniture fixtures and farming stock. A fine milch cow, laying hens, home put up fruits jellies and pickles. Ladies and gentlemen invited to the home for selection. Cirsonrern and F. C. Rortxs & Co.
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Second Street
Cirsonrern
Cure for Catarrh Promised by Hall's Patent Medicine Ad
A long advertisement lists Hall's Catarrh Cure claiming it cures catarrh at all stages by a constitutional internal treatment. It offers 100 dollars for a failed case and cites testimonials. The piece also promotes roses, alfalfa seed, jewelry repairs, and seasonal goods from various merchants.
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Hali
Hall
P.J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
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Howell
San Francisco
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Humboldt
F.C. Robins & Co
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Marcy Delbaro
Mateer
Pooner
James McGirr
Tuscaror
Ahlers
Reese Riger
Squaw
Jennie
Austin Reveille
Elko Independent
Elko County
Union
Silver City
Cutop Ia
THE
Sheriffs
the Mint Investigation
John T. Jones
L. L. Rickard
Wim
Utterbach
Rickard
Auburn
Cal
Nye County
Massachusetts
the State Library
Secretary of State
State Treasury
Soraon Tribene
State Library
Mason
Clark
Jones
Washington
Coffin
Harris
Nye
the Courier
Pahromp
Pacific Coast
Our
Winnemucca
Giroux Hotel
Earry
U.S
California Fig Syrup Co
Aig
Cheno
Crnis
Dient Jr
Agert
Nev
Rersnarr & Co
F. C. Rortxs & Co
F. C. Rostxs & Co
Bell Conservatory Co
Sacramento
F.C. Ronins & Co
BE. Retnarr & Co
FE. Retnarr & Co
H. Frederick
W. A. Brown
B.C. Ronis & Co
FE. Reinhart & Co
E. Reinhart & Co
Brown & Prrrr
Rewuanr & Co
Eyeer
H. Frederick, Jeweler
Hood
Pare Llewel
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