Nevada Prosperity Seen As Snow Stirs Trade And Mines
A Nevada edition notes Looming boom in Kennedy District as New Era buys mines and local activity picks up. Lovelock cattle and hay markets rise amid heavy snows. Carson Appeal wins tax list case. two full moons in December align with rare lunar event. Weather and mine employment forecast a strong year ahead. Local officials schedule Winnemucca bank meeting for January 9, 1806.
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Heney
Carson
Ormsby County
Nevada
January Weather at Nev Dated Station 17-Year Averages
Observations from Wearnne Burra Nev for January show 27 degree normal, record highs and lows, frost dates, precipitation averages of 1.11 inches with 9 days at or above .01 inch, and 24 hour extremes. Wind trends from the west southwest, highest January wind 40 mph.
Telegraphic News Highlights From Across The World
Gold shipment estimates from New York reach up to four million dollars. A coal mine explosion in Egypt, North Carolina traps forty workers, with death toll unknown. New York Court of Appeals upholds reversal of Erastus Wiman forgery conviction. Theodore Durrant dishonorably discharged from California National Guard. Paris reports backing Britain against Monroe Doctrine in international law. McLachlan bills suspending mining claim assessments to aid needy miners. Albany Brownsville murder trial ends with first-degree verdict for Lloyd Montgomery. Alameda reports arrests in Honolulu plot to overthrow government. conspiracy involved alleged to incite revolution and to disable government guns.
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New York
Egypt
N. C
New York Court of Appeals
Erastus Wiman
Wiman
Theodore Durrant
Blanche Lamont
San Francisco
Signal Corps
Second Brigade
National Guard of
California
Paris
Cleveland
United States Congress
Great Britain
McLachlan
McMcLachlan
Committee On
Lloyd Montgomery
Albany
Daniel McKercher
Brownsville
Montgomery
Alameda
Honolulu
W. J. Sheridan
James Underwood
Republic
The Philadelphia Strike Deepens Across City Lines
On the third day of the Union Traction strike in Philadelphia lines remain tied and unrest continues. About 61 workers were cut from over 2000, with riots prompted by some demonstrators. Officials say strikers lose around 92 000 dollars daily while the company loses at least 80 000. A Market Street blockade near the post office led to a clash with police, a man severely injured and a possible fatal outcome.
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Howard Street
Virginia Chronicle
Sfemma
Union Traction Company
Philadelphia
Traction Company
Market Stret
Clathe
New Brunswick
Central
Spotling Elects of Synp of Figs In Wed of a D
A fragmentary health note extols fig syrup as a family remedy, praising its pleasant flavor and quick action while urging every household to keep a bottle on hand for common ailments.
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Jesus
Hood's Sarsaparilla Dominates Blood Medicine Market
A sweep of advertisements and testimonials extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as the leading blood purifier and top selling medicine. Claims cover cures for scrofula rheumatism dyspepsia catarrh and other diseases rooted in impure blood. Reports of generous customer relief accompany notices of local shops selling holiday goods and assorted merchandise in Winnemucca and nearby towns.
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Hood
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Anatin
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Kennedy Ilistriet
Curtis
Joseph Marten
Truckee
First National Bank of
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Derantaest
Aorwucrere
Wearnne Burra
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Veo. D. Berrousr
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Felix Poulin
Jasmin & Poulin, Algo
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Jasmin
Los Angeles
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Pacific Improvement Company
Aurant
Southern Pacific
Shorb Station
Pasadena
J. Cheney
Toleno
Aniaed
F. J. Coane
West & Truax
Toledo
Walding
Kinnan
Marvin
Hall
A. D. Wilcox
Windemucca
A. D. Wilcox's
Winnemucea
Soup
Boor & Shox
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Diehl
Winnemucca
Holiday Go
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F.C. Robins & Co
G. & Krenkel
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