Local News Briefs and Town Notes
Sweeney of Pleasant Valley and Hammond of Qlover Valley are in town with several arrivals from Paradise, Golconde, Yale and beyond. Poll tax count shows 285 in Lyon County. ball planned for New Year’s Eve at Armory Hall. A dog named Don dies, and a Wyoming bound teacher notes Humboldt high school’s strong finances. Delinquent tax list for 1807 totals 1045 10, rail line disputed with Lander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph O'Neal
Golconde
Lyon County
J. W. Stewart
Willow Point Jane
J. W. Goeseford
Ogden
C. Diehl
Armory Hall
Armory
T. B. Parker
Lodi
California
William Stock
Paradise Valley
Genoa
Douglas Reanty
Amgon Reinhart
Germany
Reinhart
Abbie Duncan
Lander County
Fillmore Called Down Over Ogden Train Delays
Southern Pacific manager Fillmore, who claimed trains would not wait for delayed Union Pacific and Rio Grande Western services at Ogden, has been overruled by higher authority. The ruling provoked ridicule of the railroad’s slow schedule as trains between Ogden and San Francisco crawl at about twenty four miles per hour averaged, with no faster running time allowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fillmore
Southern Pacific
Ogden
Union Pacific
Rio Grande Western
San Francisco
Carnival at Carson Promises July Sports Carnival
Al Livington of Carson says Dan Stuart plans another carnival of sport in Carson in July under Stuart's management. He expects a Corbett and Fitzsimmons rematch as the main event with purses between 30 000 and 40 000 for horse racing and many eastern string owners to attend if arrangements satisfy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Virginia Enterprise
al Livington
Carson
Dan Stuart
Stuart
Livingstone
Corbett
Fitzsimmons
Fast Eastern Strings
Wagon Spoke Wounding Sparks Fear of Lynching in Vinton
A Reno report says Lou Jones struck Tony Lompy, a Vinton saloon keeper, with a wagon spoke fracturing his skull. A bystander was wounded, another man stabbed by Jones, who escaped. Lompy may die, and locals fear a lynching unless Jones is captured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno
Vinton
Plumas County
California
Lou Jones
Sierra Valley
Tony Lompy
Jones
Lumpy
Boy Burns Legs in Back Yard Ash Pile
The two year old son of Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Case fell backward into recently emptied ashes containing live coals. He sustained serious burns to the thighs and legs before his mother rescued him. He is recovering under Dr. Haneon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Case
Dr. Haneon
Hartley disrupts church service over Durrant innocence
Mrs Hartley known as Mrs Alice Hartley created a sensation in San Francisco last Sunday evening when she interrupted Emmanuel Baptist Church services led by Rev J George Gibson claiming heaven message declaring Durrant innocent. She was cut short and hustled out by attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartley
Alice Hartley
Senator Foley
San Francisco
Emmanuel Baptist Church
J. George Gibson
Durrant
Idaho Supreme Court strikes down sheep scale law
The Idaho supreme court declares unconstitutional the 1895 sheep scale law as amended, striking down its main provision that required dipping all sheep entering the state, finding it conflicts with the federal constitution and restrains interstate commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court of
Idaho
Nevada Land Office Reaches Big Year in Nevada State Funds
The Carson News reports the state land office has tallied over 100000 in receipts for the year and that yesterday alone brought 7076 78 into the state treasury for the school fund marking the biggest day so far.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada
Telegraphic News Capsule
French government contemplates suppressing papers accused of inventing Dreyfus stories. Adolph Souetgert’s second murder trial opens in Chicago. Gage to present a banking and currency bill to Congress. Dover castle fire destroys historic assets. Diaz sends aide to Bryan. Bryan meets Mexican ministers. Dingley tariff to remain unchanged. Bonner brothers murdered in Alabama. Wells Fargo seized train-robbing gang captured near Stein’s Pass. five criminals surrendered at Cushey’s ranch. charged with death penalty on capture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph L. Souetgert
Chicago
Gage
House Committee On Banking and Currency
Congress
Dover
England
Mexico
Diaz
Mr. Bryan
Bryan
Clayton
Chapultepec
Silver City
N. M
Wells
Stein's Pass
Cushey
Black Jack
Posge
San Simon
Digestive tablets and tonics advertise in one ad
A collage of medical claims promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets and Hall's Catarrh Cure with endorsements and price points. It touts digestive benefits, blood cleansing, and disease cures, including indigestion and catarrh, along with other products like underwear and Hood's Sarsaparilla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
Steart
Michigan
Stuart Co
Marshall, Mich
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Unclear mixed adverts from a early 20th century page
A collage of advertisements promoting Cascarets candy, Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, No-To-Bac tobacco cure, Cole's Air Tight Stoves, ladies apparel from Reinart Co, and holiday goods. Mentions of prices, remedies, and shopping at Reinart, Robins & Co, and W. A. Brown with endorsements and guarantees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pneumoni
W. A. Brown
Church Dinner At M. E. Church Planned Tomorrow
The M. E. church ladies announce a dinner tomorrow from 4 to 8 P M in the building two doors above the drug store. Adults 50 cents, children 25 cents. Menu includes chicken with cranberry sauce, boiled ham, roast pork, cold tongue, codfish balls, salads, Boston baked beans, pies, cake and coffee.
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Sweeney
Pleasant Valley
Frank Hammond
Qlover Valley
B. Recanzone
Paradise
Charles Kemler
M. B. Eharel
R. T. Evans
Frank Maxey
Yale
Oregon
Oscar Hildebrandt
Sivek Spare
Don
A. D. Wilcox
A. EF. Kaye
Fiko County High School
Laveaga Calla
Humboldt County
Telegraphic News
Dreyfus
Washington
Ways and Weans Committee
Birmingham
Ala
Louis
John Bonner
United States
Lamer
F. J. Ronis & Co
F.C. Ronis & Co
F. C. Robing & Co
Hood
Reinart & Co's
F. C. Ronins & Co
Cole
E. Remnant & Co
M. Hofman
Ke, Reisnart & Co
E. Reinart & Co's
E. Reinhart & Co
C.C. C
BE. Reinhart & Co
F. C. Robins & Co
Oval
Royal
Schilling
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