In Memory of General Clarke in Nevada Court Tribute
In the Fifth Judicial District of Nevada, the District Court honors Robert M. Clarke a former Attorney General who died February 11 in San Francisco. The long esteemed lawyer and radical reformer shaped state law and public life with intellect integrity and benevolence. The court mourns his loss and adopts resolutions praising his service to Nevada and humanity.
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Nevada
Humold
J. Bonnifield
Robert M. Clarke
San Francisco
California
Lancaster
Ohio
Earth
East
Great West
Vieh
Nourse
Senate of the
United States
Jan- Suished
Ellowman
Pacific States
WM. S. Bonnifield
Jas. F. Dennis
H. Warren
Blizzard Rages Across Great Britain Trapping Traffics
A British blizzard from February 14 brings frozen trains and blocked streets across Great Britain. Telegraph lines fail and chimneys topple as vans and travelers go missing. Many die from exposure. London streets suffer injuries as horses are injured or killed. Severe coastal gales accompany the storm.
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London
Great Britain
Mai
Reconnaissance at Springfield Reported in No Ground Won
An official Buller dispatch from Chieveley describes a Springfield reconnaissance that gained no ground. Boers opened fire on First Dragoons, forcing a retreat. Dundonald with 700 mounted men and a field battery reconnoitered nearby high ground. two enemy casualties and several men missing. Lieutenant G Churchill wounded. possible reference to Winston Churchill’s brother.
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London
General Buller
Chieveley
Springfield
Hamilton Russell
G. C. Churchill
Pilkings
The
Buller
Lord Roberts
Modder River
Mafeking
Bullers
First Dragoons
Fustenberg
Dundonald
Royal Welch Fusiliers
G. Churchill
South African
Light Horse
Lyttleton
Hildegard
Warrren
Churchill
Winston Churchill
John
Advance of Plumer’s force checked by floods in South Africa
Advices from Gaberones dated February report Colonel Plumer's artillery duel with about 500 Boers continuing until today when the British dropped two shells into the Boer fort. Boer guns have since been silent. The advance of Plumer's force has been checked by floods. General Buller’s command includes men from the South African Light Horse.
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Gaberones
Plaumer
Plumer
French Division Seizes Beit River Crossing at Devil's Drut
London dispatch reports General French's British cavalry division seized the Beit river crossing at Devil's Drut on the east bank on Monday February 12. The Sixth and Seventh divisions are now camped nearby as the operation continues.
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London
French
Beit
Devil's Drut
Building Trades Strike Tangles Chicago Contractors
The Building Trades Council announced that the National Building Trades Council may call strikes in other cities over Chicago contractors who have locked out union labor. A committee was appointed to assess contractor actions beyond Chicago.
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Chicago
The
Building Trades Council
National Building Trades Council
Seeds Deal Offered by Congressman Newlands
Seeds distribution offered by Congressman Newlands for any resident of the state. Requests to be sent to F. G. Newlands, House of Representatives, Washington, D. C. Also mentions watch chains rings name pins made to order at Bell's saloon and a local medical ad for Hood's Sarsaparilla and a cold remedy.
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Newlands
F. G. Newlands
House of Representatives
Washington, D. C
Bell's
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General Clarke
Winnemucca
J. Bonnifield JR
British Isles
Chieveley Dispatch
de. Pierce
Geoan Dogget
Piedmont
Greenville Co
S.C. Box
Wloman
Lydia E. Pinkham
Superior Accommodations
Ike
South African Light Horse
Building Trades
Eagle Drug Store
E. W. Grove
Hood
Oes Areengen Puitadeat Market
GEO. Berk, Proprietor
Diehl’s Book Store
Bridge Street
Winnemuce
Svidensitgemt
Sun Brancisco
C. Diehl
Sarnold
Rep
Basrata
Schlitz XXX Porter
Inter West
John Diehl
Winnemueea, Nev
Silver State Winnemucca
Buckeye
Hollingsworthes
Kentucky
Cal
Alfohsg Pasciale
Proprieter
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