Local and Personal Happenings in Winnemucca
Community notices from Winnemucca include Reverend Hamm’s Golconda services and local arrivals from Kennedy Ogden and San Francisco. A freight train incident near Mill City is noted, with several residents visiting and shopping ahead of a Monday entertainment at Armory hall featuring J Walter Mel Raye. Humboldt gains a assemblyman after reapportionment affecting Storey Washoe Lincoln counties.
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Portland
San Francisco
Reno
J. Walter Mel Raye
Winnemacea
Armory Hall
High Carwart
Mise
Gertrude M Hollingsworth
MecRaye
Nevada Legislature Acts Face Land Purchase and Behalf of State
Nevada lawmakers introduced acts to fund an agricultural experiment station in Reno and to appoint three supreme court commissioners to regulate county claims. Denton and Ernst proposals cover Lincoln county salaries and senate messenger vacancy. Pan seeks beaver and otter protection. Patterson caps livestock herding. McGowan targets gaming machines. Hancock pushes free school books. Strosnider backs irrigation districts. Flowery district miner Thomas Carney reports $1700 gold bullion cleanup. Colorado trip for health. North Bonanza mine shows galena ore averaging $16 silver per ton.
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Renate
Flannigan
United States
Reno
Supreme Court
Lincoln County
Denton
Ernst
Senate
Patterson
McGowan
Hancock
Strosnider
Virginia Chronicle
Thomas Carney
Colorado
Mr. Carney
North
Bonanza
Nevada
Idaho Falls Woman Dies in Reno on Homeward Trip
Mrs. White of Idaho Falls died in Reno while being carried from a train to the Clarendon. She, her husband, and young daughter were en route from Los Angeles to Idaho Falls. Afflicted with heart and lung trouble, the altitude proved fatal. Her remains will be buried in Idaho Falls.
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White
Idaho Falls
Reno
Clarendon
Nevada State and Local Notes Roundup
Coyote skins fetch 120 dollars and up in the East. Reno sees four brick buildings under way. Storey county hospital lists 35 patients. Mason Valley shipped 360 head of beef cattle recently. Elko residents protest hiring teachers from neighboring towns. A band of 139 cattle sold for 35 dollars each for fattening in Lovelock for San Francisco market. California lawmakers allocate 25 000 dollars for Monolake to Tioga Yosemite road link. White Pass railway abandons Fantail trail, shifting to Too-Chi trail to Alaska. Ben Hill died at Mammond ranch Washoe after horse slipped into a badger hole. Nevada’s first bankruptcy case under new act is Nathan of Reno’s involuntary insolvency. Joe Downey died by suicide in Reno, son of a prominent Mason Valley rancher. brother of Lyon county’s Recorder and Auditor Downey. Gardnerville Record touts George Pettigrew’s wells. Journalman counters with Reno man who boasted tenfold. Lt Robert M Brambila of the 23rd Infantry ordered to preside in Philippines duty with detachment of casuals. Ione district boarding house fire destroys property of Mesdames Winder and Bonner. miners’ subscription quickly compensated the owners.
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California
Monolake
Tioga
Yosemite
White Pasa Railway Company
Log Cabin
Atlin City
Alaska
Ben Hill
Washoe County
Firet
Nevada
United States
Nathan of
Reno
Gardnerville Record
George Pettigrew
Journalman
Mr. Pettigrew
Robert M. Brambila
Twenty-third Infantry
Stewart
Casuals
Philippines
Influence of Railroads in Nevada Politics Cited
The Seattle paper notes Southern Pacific clout in Nevada politics aiding Senator Stewart's reelection though he lacks Nevada residency or property. Describes local debt disputes and railroad funding aiding his return, with critique of public support versus the people’s choice. Also mentions mining activity at De Lamar and local stock subscriptions. The segment ends with a jewelry advertisement.
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Southern Pacific Railroad
Coast States
Stewart
Nevada
Carson Band
Senate
Seattle Post- Intelligencer
Philippine War Fire Attack and Fortified Defense Near Manila
General Otis reports that Filipinos attempted to burn Manila in three areas causing estimated damage up to half a million dollars. American troops fought fires through the night as Filipino sharpshooters wounded several soldiers. An assault near Caloocan failed while the Monadnock shelled insurgent positions and Nebraska troops captured armed rebels. A prisoner warned that Filipino leaders threaten natives who refuse arms.
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Otis
War Department
Manila
Robinson
Minnesota
Caloocan
Signal Corpa
C. E
Wray e Hermion Temple No 5 Rathbone Sisters Program
The program will consist of humorous selections impersonations and Shakespeare readings. General admission and children 50 cents with no extra charge for reserved seats.
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Hermion Temple No
Rathbone Sisters
One Minute Cough Cure Promoted by Eagle Drug Store
Local ads urge use of One Minute Cough Cure for coughs throat irritation and bronchial troubles. Promotes DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve for skin issues and cautions against counterfeit products. Also notes Hood's Sarsaparilla for impure blood and a Paradise Nevada hotel for rent or sale.
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J. Sheer
Sedalia
Electric Street
Carling
Eagle Drug Store
Eagle Drag Store
Omeomonia
la Grippe
DeWitt
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Hamm
Golconda
Ohas. Nofeinger
J. 8
Noble
Wadsworth
Mill City
J. Nefeinger
Ogden
Mrs. Leidig
Diehl's Book Store
Guthrie
Geo
Jim
Mike Sue
Albert Heerz
Salt Lake City
F. M. Simpson
Oregon
Jackson
The
Busch
Sheraf McDeid
Antonio de Peidro Dupree
Alian A. Profet
McDeid
Profet
Moore
Russia
Humboldt
Storey County
Lincoln
Washoe
G. F. Monten, Tyler
Pan
Buncoed
Meyer
Los Angeles
Fred Dangberg
Douglas County
J. L. Blackburn
Meyers
Tom
Lafayette
da. H. B. McDowxarp
Storey County Hospital
Mason Valley
Elko County
Lovelock
Joe Downey
Downey
Lyon County
Ione
Nye County
Mesdames Winder
Bonner
de Lamar
John Griffith
Borton and
Nev
Salt Lake Tribune
Ek, Rarwnare & Co
Hall
F. J. Crexny & Co., Props
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
Wear & Travx
O. Watnina
Kinnan & Marvin
Winnemucca
F. Moors
Shepp Company
Chestnut St
Philadelphia
Hood
Bulletin and Suvee
Walter
Wraye
E. Berwnart & Co
Paradise
Carrie Clayton
ITT
Scott
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