Local News and Items of a General Nature
Band practice tonight at the armory. Mrs W Baker arrived from McDermit with other local letters. W F Mahoney and W J Sisson also arrived from nearby towns. A teacher’s institute is planned for April in Virginia or Elko. William Fook bought the M T Coats residence on Railroad Street. Train No 1 struck cattle near Reno, nine killed and five injured. The Sixteen to One band urged to attend practice at 7:80. A Choynski Jeffries bout in San Francisco ended in a draw after twenty rounds. Mr and Mrs George Simpson and children arrived from an Oregon ranch. Taxes become delinquent Monday with ten percent penalty. The Virginia Chronicle reports Silver Peak sale in Esmeralda county is off. Glass replaces gold for dental work in a new process. A Grass Valley incident involved a breach of etiquette over a lemonade, ending with a cane hit. Virginia Report notes Brookline near Boston as richest town with library, high school, baths, parks. Arrests include Ray Laughton in Spokane for grand larceny. The Free Silver mine at Aspen reportedly flows 2800 gallons per minute. The News offers settlement options for unpaid debts. Fold Creek News jokes about printers and subscribers. A San Francisco man crafts divining rods for Klondike seekers. Andrew I Sweetser, missing since Saturday, is a Sonoma cattleman linked to a Bay fishing trip. Durrant case: District Attorney delays execution pending Attorney General action, with possible spring date. Advertising is explained as valuable to readers, urging attention to ads. The finest line of base burners to be seen at Brown & Piper's.
Coal miners in LaSalle return to work after strike
Telegraphic news reports all striking coal miners in LaSalle, Illinois have resumed work, ending the labor stoppage.
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LaSalle
Ill
They Ridicule It Not Argument and Facts are Stubborn
In Chicago the Luetgert murder trial progresses with two jurors secured. New York jurist Martin Thorn found guilty of first degree murder for Guldensuppe’s death. A Pittsburg jail yard execution follows for George Douglass, who killed Albert Graves during a craps quarrel. Detroit reports a man shooting his wife then himself, with injuries and jealousy cited.
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New York
Martin Thorn
William Guldensuppe
George Douglass
Albert Graves
Snowden
Pittsburg
Detroit
W. J. Buryan
Buryan
Klondike
McKinley
Portland, Oregon
Chamber of Commerce
Caroline Norris
Samuel
Plain
Allegheny County
Maryland
Norris
Martinsburg
Notable Patent Remedies Advertisements and Listings
An array of historical ads tout familiar patent medicines and household products. Claims include Calvarets Candy Cathartic for cleansing the body and curing ailments, No-To-Bac for vitality, and various stove and plumbing services. Prices, guaranties, and supplier addresses presented in compact, period advertising tone.
Norton endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for cold cure
W H Norton of Sutter Creek California reports his worst cold was cured by Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. He had a persistent cough and constant expectoration before using the remedy and now urges friends to try it. Sold by W A Brown.
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Chamberlain
W. H. Norton
Sutter Creek
Cal
W. A. Brown
Cure for Bilious Colic and Canned Goods Ad
Mrs F Burien of Fairhaven Beep reports Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy cured weeks of bilious colic after prior unsuccessful medicine. Start treatment at first symptoms to ward off attack. Hood's Sarsaparilla advertised for blood purification and system toning. F Remuart Co offers an unloading carload of canned goods to meet demand.
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Chamberlain
F. Burien
Fairhaven
WA. Brown
F. Remuart & Co
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W. ©. Baker
McDermit
W. F. Mahoney
Elko Sheepwan
W. J. Sisson
Trout Creek
Oregon
Virginia
Elko
William Fook
M. T. Coats
Railroad Street
Reno
Armory
Joe Choynski
Jim Jeffries
Woodward's Pavilion
San Francisco
George Simpson
Simpson
California
Virginia Chronicle
Silver Peak
Esmeralda County
W. Mackay
Grase Valley
Grass Valley
United States
Brookline
Boston
Ray Laughton
Charles E. Laughton
Nevada
Washington
Spokane
Colorado
Aspen
Express
Fold Creek News
Townsend Tales
North Pole
Alaska
Pacific
Andrew I. Sweetser
Cordelia
Sonoma County
Jin Tdaho
Sweetser
Whitehall
Lime Point
Mr. Sweetser
F. 10. Sweetser
Barnes
Durrant
Supreme Court
Bahrs
Winnemucca
Brown & Piper
Telegraphic News
Luetgert
Chicago
Babrs
Minnie Williams
Blanche Lamont
Wm. R. Day
Judge McKenna
Justice Field
Judge Day
Sherman
McKenna
Senate
Nat
Stuart
Stuart Co
Marshall, Mich
Seat
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Union Pacific
Cheyenne
Council Bluffs
F. C. Robins & Co
Domenicucci
A Fortna
Thomas German
Pedro* Harding
J M Kemler
Wm Lavies
Antonio MecKenna
C EF McDonald
J A Reynolds
Yeatman Williams
George Persons
H. Warnes
M. Hofman’s
Royal
Oya
Cole
Sterling Remedy Co
I, Remnant & Co
Hood
Hilling
Schilling
Atest
Tter
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