Local and Personal Happenings in Winneムmucea
D L and Josh Shirk visit Winne mucea. Ice six inches thick. pot ice yesterday. C B Lemaire, Battle Mountain merchant, in town yesterday. Ice crop for next summer being harvested. Several San Francisco visitors registered at the Lafayette. Danish consul Peter Anker plans extended Denmark visit. George Cheek returns from the East to Riverside. Temperatures near zero. Lovelock wheat king H Groker plans large seasonal labor force. Sheriff arrests Prophet for petit larceny. examination set. Albert R Seeliger and Miss May V McGrati wed at Catholic church. details of bridal party and remarks on happiness. Mr and Mrs Seeliger to San Francisco No 4, returning soon to Winne mucea. Trib liniment urged for households.
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C. B. Lemaire
Battle Mountain
A. OC
An Francisco
Winnemucca
P. B. Gallagher
al Davis
San Francisco
Lafayette
Peter Anker
Lovelock
Denmark
Albert R. Seeiger
May V. McGrati
Reynalda
Reno
Peace Treaty Signed Between America and Spain in Paris
A peace treaty with seventeen articles was signed in Paris on Saturday night as the Spanish commission and American delegates affixed their final signatures. The document, prepared in English and Spanish, was issued in quadruplicate with the last seal marked at 8:45 by General Cervera y Saons. A celebratory moment followed as Senor Villaruta proclaimed, It is finished. Separately, a Revenue Department ruling clarified stamp requirements for lodge treasuries and bonds, while railroad hospital issues in Sacramento and San Francisco prompted staff changes at the University of California medical department. A coroner's jury found Joseph Bath’s death from natural causes.
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America
Spain
Paris
Cervera Y Saons
France
Senor Villaruta
Moore
United States Commission
Senor Villaratia
Ojeda
Comminsion
Commissionera
Internal Revenue Department
Treasury
United States
U. P
Sacramento
Market Street Railroad
San Francisco
Ivas
Sisters’ Hospital
Sacrament
T. W. Huntington
University of California
Robert McLean
Huntington
Nevada
Joseph Bath
Gold Hill
Ruth
State and Coast Notes from the Virginia Chronicle
The Virginia Chronicle reports Major Morrison confined to his room with pneumonia and Captain B Ambrast dying at the soldiers home in Yountville California. Hale and Narcoss may be corporated to cut capital from 100 to 3 per share. Mrs. Mitchell found dead in Virginia City notes heart trouble. About six percent of Elko county taxpayers used semi annual payment option. Adam Leichter, ex-Elko resident, died in Salt Lake City on the 2d of this month from paralysis linked to mining interests in Tuscarora. Over 1000 tons of wheat harvested in Douglas county this year, twice the usual. The Carson News notes burglars stole bed clothing from a western town house. Rumor of Casey Churich’s death in Seattle circulates with no confirmation. Mountain sheep populations in Owyhee counties grow, two bands totaling about 200 roam near Deep Creek and Battle Creek, near Duck Valley Indian Reservation. An old ram with a 60-pound horn pair is observed. Contractor Hendricks seeks workers in Salt Lake. thirty five miles of track expected to finish before winter. Milford forwarders plan moves as track service expands. President McLane hopes to build branch lines to coal and iron beds. The Times-Review quip on bachelors with babies. Elko Argonaut editorial humor follows about discipline of a child.
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Adam Leichter
Elko
Salt Lake
Tuscarora
Douglas County
Lava
Long Deep Creek
Battle Creek
Duck Valley Inoiian Reservation
Hendricks
Utah and Pacific Road
Milford
M-Clane
Slowsy
Victorian Patent Medicine Ads and Legal Snippet Mix
A late 19th century newspaper fragment combines testimonials for Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets with medical praise, a case of an illegal elk carcass trade, potato shipment notes to California, and a crude sales pitch for Hall's Catarrh Cure and Hood's Sarsaparilla. It reads like a miscellany of ads, notices, and brief reports from Crookston and other locales.
Denies Hancock's Story of Desert Killing
Mrs Myers rejects Hancock’s accusation linking her to the Engelke and Edminston killings in Lincoln county last year. She says Hancock staged the crime and killed Edminston with five axe blows, claims she could not have acted and hid to stay safe from him.
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Hancock
Lone Mountain Copper Claim Promises Rich Ore Body
The Eiko Argonaut states the Lone Mountain mine is poised to become among the nation’s top copper properties. Managers steadily advance work, not boasting, as miners develop claims, with expectations set by ongoing progress.
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Eiko Argonaut
Lone Mountain
Two Pointe d Questions Answered
A historical ad style piece arguing price parity drives sales and quality wins consumers. It highlights Chamberlains Cough Remedy as trusted and mentions W. A. Brown Drugist, a skylight gallery update, Second street, and a testimonial about the Carbonet finish deaf. It ends with a nod to Little Early Risers pills at Eagle Drug Store.
Butterick Patterns Agency Signals County Deal
An agency for Butterick patterns is taken for the county with a fall supply arriving from New York City via E Reinart & Co. A cough remedy, One Minute Cough Cure, is recommended as a quick, effective treatment for all ages and severe cases, highlighted by Eagle Drag Store.
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New York City
E. Reinart & Co
Eagle Drag Store
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D. L
Josh Shirk
Reno Journal
George Cheek
Riverside
Mercury
Kia
The
Lovelock Tribune
H. Groker
McDeid
Prophet
Alex Landon
Landon
Jusice Rutherfort
Martha Krenkel
Albert Krenkel
May Melirath
Thomas Evans
Oakland
California
Albert R. Seeliger
Mrs. Seelger
Winnemaeea
Currier
Virginia Chronicle
Major Morrison
Virginia
B. Ambrast
Yountville
Cal
Hale & Narcoss
Elko County
Carson News
Casey Churich
Seattle
Owyhee
Utah Pacific Railroad
Times-Review
Frank Iven
District Court of
Crookston
Minn
Stuart
George W. Roosevelt
Brussels
Belgium
W. D. Tomlin
Duluth
O FE
Ransom
Hostonville
Tvo
G. D. Brown
Mondovi, Vic
Michigan
F. A. Stuart Co
Marshall, Mich
John Sparks
W. Dorm
Elka
San Frank
Dorsey
Sparks
Journal
Newman
Dayton Times
Califordia
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Cheney & O Co
Hall
Hood
Royal
Chamberlain
W. A. Brown
Hie
Second Street
Eagle Drug Store
Butterick Patte
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