Various News and Items From Golconda and Surrounding Areas
Golconda resident W A Nixon and others visit town while Miss Tusaie Jones of San Diego visits her father Deab F Jones. Wool shipment from Framedata river and borax for Rose Valley works reported. Klondike spelling clarified by US geological survey. A fatal gunshot case near Orklumt ends in murder charges. Willamette sails to Alaska with 815 passengers and cattle. Austrian military band students travel to San Francisco. An invention creates a summer stove with self freezing ice function. Elko defeats Battle Mountain 19 to 15 in baseball. Ice cream parlors open opposite Central hotel. An Indian escapee assaults a camping woman. arrest pending. The Klondike hype and Montana gold stories cited by General Warren.
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Framedata River
Down Garrizga
Rose Valley
Borax
Oregon
Montana
California
Hawere
San Franciero
Elbo
Battle Mountain
Batle Mountains
Batle Mountain Boys
Elko Nine
Elko Boys
Figel's Trial in San Francisco Preliminary Exam
The preliminary examination of Figel regarding the death of Isaac Hoffman continued before Judge Campbell in San Francisco. Testimony showed Hoffman was intoxicated at last sight, and that Figel planned to return to the office, where Hoffman was later found in a compromised state near the locked doors.
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Campbell
San Francisco
Isaac Hoffman
Ferenbach
Figel
Foun! Hoffman
Had on Their Full Armor Photo Mishap in Newspaper Pose
Three Wadsworth young ladies posed behind an outspread newspaper for a glamour shot. They were absorbed in reading until the finished photos revealed the bold clothing headline spanning the top of the page, creating an unintended comedic feature.
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Wadsworth
Reading
William Merrill Pioneer Prospector Dies at 72
William Merrill, a long time Humboldt County settler and pioneer prospector born in Ross County Ohio, died this morning in the county hospital at age 72. The funeral is set for 4 PM this afternoon.
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William Merrill
Merrill
Lavime
Humboldt County
Ross County
Ohio
Assassination of Spain's Premier Canovas del Castillo
Spain's premier Canovas del Castillo was fatally shot at a Santa Agueda resort by Italian anarchist Michael Angelo Gull. The attack occurred as he walked with his wife. bystanders seized the assailant, who died in the scattering of the crowd. News reports describe national shock, military readiness, and political uncertainty as Spain braces for a new leadership.
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United States Neological Survey
Klontike
Charles Litas
Clara Fallmerson
Orklumt
Dennis B. Harris
New York
Abe Goll Creek Mining Comming
Harris
Senor Canovas del Castillo
Spain
Santa Agueds
Michael Angelo Gull
Firat
Canevas
Espana
Martinez Campoa
Canoves
Peoene
Porey
Orient Abtarraya
The Kansas Hen Ode in a Rural Ballad
A humorous verse from the Opera Mail and Breeze extols the Kansas hen as a vital farm figure. It contrasts Maud’s busy summer routines with the husband’s attention to politics while the hen supplies eggs and sustenance, praising barnyard resilience.
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Maud
Nan
Kansas
Shermans interview sparks mixed Atlantic reactions in papers
A flurry of London and British press comment follows Secretary Sherman's interview. The St James Gazette and Westminster Gazette critique his style while noting perceived mental strain and senile decay rumors. The Globe hints at feared naval power confrontations and possible aggression toward the U S Britain.
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New York World
Sherman
St. James Gazette
America
Austria
Great Britain
Gladstone
Europe
Washington
Westminister Gazette
Sherwan
Glote
Shertan
Thineself
Ile
London
England
United States
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Teething Remedy Endorsed
An aged ad promotes Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething children. It claims relief from pain, diarrhea, stomach upset, wind, and gum irritation, touts a pleasant taste, a prescription of a renowned U S female physician, and a 25 cent price from druggists worldwide.
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Mrs. Winslow
Death notices: William Merrill dies in Winnemucca
In Winnemucca on August 10 1897 William Merrill native of Ohio aged 72 years died. The passing records his long life and old regional ties as a local obituary item.
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Merrilis
Winnemucca
Wiliam Merrill
Ohlo
Cascarets Candy Cathartic Ad and Bolt Stock Notice
An advertisement touts Cascarets Candy Cathartic as a cure for constipation and related ailments with prices of 10 25 and 50 cents and a druggist refund guarantee. It also notes Brown & Piper stock the town with 10 000 bolts in all sizes and promotes hardware offerings.
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C. C
Brown & Piper
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. A. Nixon
Golconda
H. C. Marker
Love
Thurza
Mamie Choate
Paradise
Western Cuion Company
Etko
Tusaie Jones
San Diego
Out
Deab
F. Jones
Mea
B. Brown
T. J. Bradshaw
Belle and
Lottie
Paralise
Willamette
Alaska
Dyea
Seattle
Tcecream
Central Hotel
Bridge Street
Srand
Proprietress
Mach
Eiko Independent
Adams
Alums
Jnetice Munian
Klondyke
Bowl
General Chas
Warren
Alderwaleh
Virginia City
Archie McGregor
Aecurel
Galeh
Henry Rifles
Missouri
Helena
Chamberlain
W. A. Wh
Joh
E. Retgiarr & Co
Peessylvania
Chamberlin
Hexey Sreaspencer
Allentown
W A. Brown
Onto
Toledo
Lreas
Frank J. Cheney
FJ. Cheney & Delog
Tolete
Hall
Jean
A. W. Gleason
Notary Public
Cheney
Addrene Sterling Remedy Co
Chicago
Hood
ROYA
C.C
Druggista
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