This and That Octal News and Items of General Nature
Chas. Kenner visits Paradise Harvesting starts at Lovelock Lawn social tomorrow night. Ike Lothrop of Warleworth took his dog to Alaska. Newlists thanks for public documents. Mrs. M. F. M. Pellowa and Frankie left for San Francisco. Mrs. S. D. Ross attempted morphine. Bur eka Con mine ore sampling leased by O. J. Savith. New military inspector arrived in Reno. HL Atwater dies suddenly at Skagas Springs from apoplexy. Fire destroys O. A. Short house at Adington. Short family perishes. Jim Guessford notes winter Alaska voyage danger. M. Reichart returns from Salt Lake to attend Transi-siseisel ppleomerese event. Mrs. Reinhart visits Salt Lake. Constable Denekla brings R. V. Prise to jail for assault and battery. National nickel company to start electric plant at Lovelock with forty tons machinery. Mr. and Mrs. Phil Merechan of Salem, Oregon stay at the Lafayette. Mr. Metsehan treasurer of Oregon. Mrs. Metsehan formerly Mrs. Sweetser. Chas. Graces, San Francisco butcher, drowns after boat overturn. An Atchison Kansas woman allows husband to Alaska only if he signs paper about return after three years. Suffering among families of Pittsburg miners. pension for Eureka’s Mrs. Peterson via Newlands. direct mail for Joy post Elko via Eureka. Court martial ruling on Lieutenant Morgan case favors military court. civil remedy unavailable. appeal possible.
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Ike Lothrop
Warleworth
Dannel
Alaska
Mra. FF. M. Pellowa Aml
Frankie
San Francisco
Mes. S
U. B.A
Bag
Reno
HL Atwater
Skagas Springs
Owl
Atwater
O. A. Short
Adington
Short
Jim Guessford
Helleck
M. Reichart
Salt Lake
Aga
Transiiseisel Ppleomerese
Mra
R. V. Prise
Gilbert
National Nickel Company
Lovelock
Phil Merechan
Salem
Oregon
Lafayette
Metsehan
State of
State of Oregons
Mra. Metsehan
F. D. Sweetser
Chas. Gracs
San Francisc
Reno ladies visit Indian camps amid wrecks rescue plea
The Cause of Humanity The Journal reports Reno women went to Indian camps northeast of town to tend two mahasas hurt in a wreck. One reportedly near death. authorities blamed for inaction. Also covered are a Marysville crash killing Engineer William Geary, a Copenhagen dispatch on Captain Mortensen, and a San Francisco trial scene with Detective Crockett facing cross-examination.
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Reno
Rome
Livingstone
San Jose
Copenhagen
Mortensen
Allegar
Onega
Russia
Amiree
Dadeh Ishiel
North Pole
Aslisance
Wild Horses Harvest Profits and perils in Nevada
Lawful slaughter of wild horses across Nevada has spawned a profitable trade with hides at two dollars and mane hair at fifteen cents a pad. Bands roam Humboldt County plains near the Oregon border, resisting capture as hunters report thousands of animals and fierce cattle clashes. The wild horses’ keen senses aid escape as tame horses released locally are often recaptured by band leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humboldt County
Humboldt River
Black Rock
Pueblo
Oregon
Tato
Nevada
Heavy Storm Damages Gulch Town and Destroys Homes
A severe storm struck the Pische Record area causing extensive damage in the gulch near DeLamar. Flooding filled Main Street and washed away homes and the blacksmith shop. James Reed’s house was completely washed away. several other buildings suffered damage as rocks and sand inundated the town. A livestock shipment from Kansas City arrives was noted, and water service warnings issued for Second and Third streets with shutdowns scheduled.
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DeLamar
Mill Street
Christensen
Saton
Main Street
Goml
Prize Fight Plan Reported for October Nevada Ring
New York dispatch says Jobe P. Hopkins arranged a $10,000 bout between Kid McCoy and Dan Creeson in Nevada between October 1 and 2. W A Brady confirms the carnival’s certainty and notes Dan Stuart has no connection. The letter is abroad and may not return until late year.
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New York
Jobe P. Hopkins
W. A. Brady
Kid” McCoy
Dan Creeson
Nevada
McCoy
Cincinfatio
Brady
Dan Stuart
Europe
Remarkable 1662 cure for chronic diarrhea veterans notice
A veteran recounts chronic diarrhea from 1662 and diverticulosis, praising Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy after trying many medicines. Additional ads tout Hood's Sarsaparilla and Mrs Winslow's soothing syrup for teething, along with Cascarets Candy Cathartic as remedies.
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Pennsylvania
Chanberlain
Aod
Dean
Dam
Henry Stetsnercer
Allentown
W. A. Brown
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Chas
Kenner
Paradise
Will
Buoch Ardennesa
Pittsburg
Pennsylvani
Newlands
Peterson
Eureka
Elko County
Morgan Ve
Cheney
Military Court
The
Virginia Chronicle
Morgan
William Geary
Maryaville
Jally Exons Feergiet Onedin
Sacramento
Oroville
Willian Geary
California
Andree
North Cape
Figel
Charles Crockett
Cnt
Pigel
Valte
Atcrievich
Policé Department
Crocktt
Holl Tan
Per
Kiondikers
Rosalie
Seattle
Dyea
Yukon
Skagway
Kloudlikers
Corve Tiene
Mexica
Jonean
Lake Bennett
Ao Pmor Nin
Lawn Social
Court House
Aleuf M
Horman
Lincoln County
Kansas
J. A. Knollin
Livestock Commission
Kansas City
Keneas
J. Roveox
Chamberlain
Duke
Roya
Brende
Koyal Baking Powder CO
Onto
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney Co
Toled County
Hall
A.D
Beal
A.W. Gleason
Notary Pabile
Ene
D. Carsoul
Sterling Kennedy Co
Chicago
Mrs. Winslow
Brown & Prrer
Cascarets
Ifc, CO. C
Brown & Piper's
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