Passenger train wreck near Palisade halts lines after rock slide
A large rock rolled into the Humboldt canyon wrecking the first section of a passenger train near Palisade. No injuries were reported as cars derailed, with delays to west bound No. 1 Flyer and No. 5. A Halleck freight derailment and a broken journal further delayed service. An engine from Zola assisted the stranded train.
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Palisade
Humboldt Canyon
Carlin
Winnemucca
Halleck
Zola
Rye Patch
Humboldt House
Local and Personal News From Winnemucca Area
Thomas Lindsay arrived from Golconda with other arrivals from Philadelphia Santa Rosa and San Francisco. Cattle buyers George A Smith and J A Doll return from Paradise Valley and register at local hotels. A court dismissal, a rain shower and snow tonight are noted. New freight routes via San Francisco shift from Panama to the Southern Pacific.
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Thomas Lindsay
Golconda
Frank Sharp
Philadelphia
Ben Noonan
Santa Rosa
Winnemucca
L. L. Rickard
George A. Smith
Grand Junction
Col
A. H. Ahlefeld
Onver
Salt Lake
Ogden
John Gilcrest
San Francisco
A. Honigsberger
W. H. Rhodes
San Franisco
Lafay
Justice Court
Emma Rickard
Bh. L. Rickard
J. A. Doll
The
Busch
Paradise Valley
Asa Murphy Reopens Fashion Restaurant in Winnemucca
Chinese cook Asa Murphy reopens the Fashion restaurant after thorough renovations, repapering Wot and repainting inside and out. Patrons will find a cozy, cleanly biting place with cuisine unsurpassed in Winnemucca. See ad.
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Asa Murphy
Winnemucca
Sunday Services at M. B Church in GEO KING pastor
Church schedule lists Sunday school at 10 30 a m preaching at 11 30 a m class meeting at 12 30 a m junior league at 2 30 p m epworth league at 6 p m and evening preaching at 7 p m all are welcome GEO C KING Pastor Nevada Uniment Trib. is the best Tet discovered by man.
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M. B
Epworth
Geo
King
Nevada
Bachelors Entertain at Silver State Hall in Reno
The Friday Night Social Club hosted a stylish evening with elaborate decorations and a program of music and dancing. Prizes were awarded at the eighteen table game, and guests applauded Mr Ackerman and Mrs Canady for standout performances. A rail line change plan from Hafed to Desert Station threatens Wadsworth and boosts Reno, potentially centralizing Southern Pacific operations.
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Silver State Hall
Miss Attinger
Retirements of Generals and other telegram items
General J H Wilson Fitzhugh Lee and Theodore Schwan were retired yesterday. A fifty man American scouting party was repulsed by Filipinos yesterday. A New York Stock Exchange seat sold for 50000, a record price. Promoters of the Jeffries Ruhlin fight abandon their attempt. Senator Teller said opponents of the subsidy bill will block a vote. A tin can trust is organized with 10000000 capitalization. Thirty five small factories will close, 4000 people to be unemployed. Colorado Legislature defeats repeal of Cannon prize fight law. Jeffries Ruhlin fight may be held in Denver. Albert Nelson of the Philadelphia Zoo attacked by a beast and died from injuries hours later. A department of Irrigation will be organized at the University of California March 1, headed by Elwood Mead. A gas explosion in the Cumberland coal mine on Vancouver Island entombs sixty five men. rescue attempts fail and the mine interior burns.
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New York Stock Exchange
Teller
Colorado
Denver
Albert Nelison
Philadelphia
Department of Irrigation
University of California
Elwood Mead
United States Department of Agriculture
Cumberland
Vancouver Island
Ben Hur Play At Armory To Aid Methodist Church
Ben Hur the tale of Christ by General Lew Wallace will be shown at the Armory hall on Thursday evening March 5 for Methodist church funds. Mr King narrates and presents seventy five stereopticon pictures by artist Preston. Tickets 50 cents. children 25 cents. reserved seats 25 cents extra at Brown Bros drug store.
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Ben Hur
Lew Wallace
Armory Hall
Methodist Church
King
Preston
Brown Bros
State News Notes From A Snowbound Nevada Towns
Snow grips Hobart Mills with ten feet on the level while Reno grand jury orders officers to clear disreputable characters. Fat cattle sales in Sweetwater, San Francisco interest in Al Lothrop, fire department talks at Battle Mountain, Loyalton minister Rev. Garvin dies after amputation. Reno jurors indict burglary grand larceny arson felony lists. A Holyoke fugitive loses limbs in a freight accident. Elko offers $50 in August for best home shrubbery displays. Osceola stage goes astray in heavy snow near Ely as moonlight reveals the misdirection.
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Hobart Mills
Washoe County
J. Southerland
Holyoke
Mass
Floriston
Truckee
Elko
Osceola
Ely
White Pine
Catarrh Cure Promises Full Recovery With $100 Reward
A classic patent medicine ad touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional remedy that cures catarrh by acting on blood and mucous surfaces. Proponents offer $100 for any case it fails to cure, urging readers to request testimonials and noting price and availability.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
Dangers of Cold and La Grippe Mention Pneumonia Risk
A cured claim notes pneumonia as the greatest danger from colds and la grippe but asserts that with reasonable care and Chamberlain's Cough Remedy the danger is avoided. It says the remedy prevents pneumonia, cures a cold or la grippe quickly, is pleasant and safe, and is sold by Brown Bros. Druggists.
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Chamberlain
Brown Bros
No Spectators Restricted Dancing and Costume Rules
Record notes a rule set prohibiting spectators from dancing until masks are removed and barring gentlemen in ladies costumes. Mentions three dollar first prize for gentlemen and two dollar second prize for gentlemen, with unclear broader context and fragmented phrasing.
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Anna Miller
Silver State
Orvis Ring
W. H. Patterson
Nevada Hospital
Ed. Reinhart
Elsie
Sanfornia
New York
Hawley
Southern Pacffic Railroad
Europe
Panama Railroad
Panama Hailroad
Pacific Mall Steamship Company
Southern Pacific
Wadsworth
Reno
Southern Pacific Company
Great Basin
Hafed
Desert Station
Desert
J. H. Wilson
Fitzhugh Lee
Theodore Schwan
State News Notes
Battle Mountain
T. H. Garvin
Loyalton
Garvin
Peter Nelson
James Madison
B. Smith
Walter Timblin
Leo Buncel
Charles Dyer
DeWitt
of Chicago
Union Pacific
Chicago
Burlington
Black Hills
Salt Lake Office
West Second South
R. F. Nesten
Winnemucca Hose Company NO
J. Rougon
C. B. Brown
J. T. Dunn Roy Trousdale
H. A. Gilbert
G. M. Rose
G. B. Ackerman
A. L. Brackett
J.H. Sadorus
D. Staunton
Roy Trousdale
H. M. Leonard
Winnemucca Hose Company
Trousdale
J.T. Dunn
C. Wolf
Diehl’s
Philadelphia Record
Humboldt County
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