Carson Notes and Local Updates From Nevada Capitol
Miller and Lux shipped 20 carloads of beef to Lovelock this morning. Reports mention a potential athletic club in the capitol building and a woman suffrage vote tally of 48 yes and 12 no. The inaugural ball is planned in Carson during the legislature, with revival services at the M E church tonight led by Rev G C King of Lovelock.
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Miller & Lux
Lovelock
Capitol Building
Carson
Battle Mountain
J. A. Ferraro
D.N. Brown
London
John A. McKay
Saginaw
Michigan
M. E. Church
G. CO. King of
H. Pulgham
Sanders
McIntosh
Archer
Board of County Commissioners
Buckner
C.H. E. Hardin
Francis
F. Francis
A. R Hardin
Cundito
Campbell
Nevada
Stockton Mail
Virginia & Trackee Railroad Company
Reno
Virginia City
Vigilante Movement Prompts Nationwide Alarm
The piece argues that vigilante action will spread across states, predicting rising uprisings like a "601" cohort in California towns and San Francisco seeking leadership. It condemns targeting social outcasts and calls for addressing root causes rather than exile or murder.
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Sacramento
Placerville
San Francisco
America
A Novel Departure From Town Topics Portrait Series
Town Topics begins a new year with a series of colored portraits. The New York society journal presents watercolor sketches from life, showcasing the enterprise of its management to please readers.
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New York Society Journal
The States Safes and a Mixed Security Plan
The piece explains George McLaughlin changing state safe combinations for new officers with one unknown, to protect both him and the state. A safe expert inside the vault and a outside man select a word and the expert turns it unseen, stopping on instruction. Additional items note Astor’s income, a fast electric motor, birth rates, New Mexico’s mineral ranks, global gold, mushroom testing, and an onion test for fungi.
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George McLaughlin
Capitol
Adventist Meeting Denied as Sensational Fabrication
A Battle Creek correspondent and the Review and Herald deny sensational claims that Seventh Day Adventists in Battle Creek staged disturbances during a recent annual offerings. They affirm the meeting was ordinary, the discourse plain, and contributions collected quietly in the standard box.
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Stiven Svare
Battle Creek
Mich
Seventh Day Adventists
Review and Herald of
Tabernacle
No-Tobacco Cure Claims and Local Ads Notice
A jumble of advertisements tout No-Tobac remedies with a money back guarantee from W. A Brown and Sterling Remedy Co. Also mentions photo cabinets by Rinehart Photo Co and hay for sale. Jewelry and watch repair by H. Frederick Reno and Winne mucca. Hood's Sarsaparilla advertised as blood purifier and nerve tonic. Dr Head claims painless tooth extraction.
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W. A Brown Uuder
Sterling Remedy Co
New York
Chicago
Hood
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Weber
James Minneden
Gold Hill
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Mus
Geo. J. Coax
Lovelock, Nevada
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Japan
Western Mountains
Great Central
Astern States
Mississippi
Missouri
Ohio Valley
New England
Secretary of State's
Virginia Chronicle
Tam
Judge Healey
W. W. Hobart
General Marlette
Beau Broumels
Secretary of State
Genoa Courier
James Titus
Arizonia
Mineral Hill
Pine Nut Range
Titus
L. Lee
Jos. Marten
John J. Crosby
Frank McCullough
Aid-De-Camp
David A. Berder
Lient
Joseph A. Conboiy
William Waldorf Astor
Hartford
United States
New Mexico
Leavening Powe
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
West & Truax
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
E. Reinhart & Co
A. Kleinhans
Ayer
Rinehart Photo Co
Old Prices
Sane
Nexon
H. Frederick
W. A. Brown
Winnemucca
Jeet
Hoon
Pitts
Nev
Meat Market
Bridge Street
Winnenmuses
George Berk
Mires
Winnemucca, Jan
City Bakery
Chris
Diehl
Courriousk
Lapayette Hotel
Germain
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