Local and Personal News From Reno Journal
James Higginson arrives from Willow Creek. Fannie Oeschler travels to San Mateo Cal. Mrs J D Owen and children return home to Golconda. W R Shaw of Louisville registered at the Lafayette. Mullaney arrives from ranch. Lenox of Lexington and Broomfield of Coyd stay at the Lafayette. George Nixon leaves for San Mateo Cal where Mrs Nixon is seriously ill. Phil Triplett leaves for Elko. Trousdale and daughter head to San Jose to visit relatives. Marker party travels from Lovelock. Marker returns to Lovelock tonight. Brakeman Francis in San Francisco hospital recovering from prior injury. Frank Nelson returns from hospital. finger amputated. Garges discharged from West Point. friends hopeful for reinstatement. Dr Stubbs and Principal Bray push petition for reinstatement. Wells records seven smallpox cases in last ten days. James McBride convalescent. State Board of Health urged to act on railroad-area smallpox danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Lenox
Lexington
P. J
Broomfield
Coyd
Neb
Lafayette
George
Nixon
San Mateo
Cal
Phil S. Triplett
Silver State
Elko
A. F. Trousdale
H. A. Gilbert
San Jose
the Journal
Freg A. Garges
West Point Military Academy
Fred
West Point
Stubbs
Bray
Reno Journal
Wells
James McBride
D. V
C. N. McBride
Slaves Taken Through By Train Hidden From Authorities
Two carloads of Porto Rican contract laborers were moved through yesterday near Wadsworth with sidetracked cars and guards preventing access. They were sent on to connect with a Hawaiian steamer to avoid San Francisco authorities. A man thought to be Charles B Logan of Mason Valley Nevada was murdered near Stockton, his body dragged along a railroad track. An ad touts De Witt’s Little Early Risers as a liver and bowel cleanser.
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Bain
Allen
Golconda
Relaves
Wadsworth
San Francisco
Charles B. Logan
Mason Valley
Nevada
Stockton
Cal
Relief scheme again at Southern Pacific plans pension insurance
Southern Pacific quietly pushes a new pension style relief insurance plan after a six week campaign. General Manager Julius Kruttschnitt seeks employee signatures through divisions to back the scheme, which critics say mainly boosts company dividends. Subordinates from San Francisco to Salt Lake are mobilized to secure support among engineers, firemen, machinists, and other workers.
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Southern Pacific
Southern Pacific Company
Kentucky Corporation
Julius Kruttschnitt
Southern Pacific System
A. F. Hesson
California
Hess
San Francisco
Market Street
Kruttschnitt
Pet
C. P. Huntington
Brotherhoods of Engineers
Mr. Kruttschnitt
Golden Gate Ely
Chas. M. Hays
E. M. Luckett
Salt Lake Division
L. 8. Pratt
Wadsworth
B. L. McKellips
Carlin
Pratt
Hays
Truckee Ice Crop Harvest Begins In Northern California
About 500 men work on lakes between Truckee and Verdi to cut the season’s ice crop. The forecast calls for 25,000 tons this year with a goal of 500,000 tons stored. Ice houses cannot hold all, so 500 carloads will be sent to Southern Pacific storage from Oregon to Texas. Trib products warn fifty cents for a bottle may save a limb.
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Truckee
Verdi
Southern Pacific Railroad
Oregon
Texas
Reno Assembly Fight Bids and Nevada Electoral Vote
Reno gossip traces Speaker race shifts among Washoe and other counties, notes Van Duzer as strong candidate while lottery and Assembly clerk battles loom. Delegations arrive, Senate plan unsettled, and Nevada’s 1901 electoral vote casts Bryan for president. Also medical ad copy and turkey sale announce Brown Bros. products.
Nevada State News Notes Summary
Smallpox breaks out in Fay Lincoln county. A Chinaman found dead in a Reno shovel. Two feet of snow on level in Ruby Valley Elko county. Indian named Mike shot near Austin last week died hours later. Board of Pardons postponed due to Governor Sadler illness. A W Small sociology professor addressed Nevada State University. Virginia City relatives of William Trewalla recall he was shot in San Francisco. Floriston Pulp and Paper expands with 500 hp steam plant. Reno citizen complains of insults to respectable women and urges action. W C Gayhart offered but declines US Survey General post. San Francisco undertaker Herman Metzler and Adele Figg wed in Reno. Metzler plans to test Judge Troutt on Reno divorce within one year rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Small
University of Chicago
Nevada State University
William Trewalla
San Francisco
Virginia City
Floriston Pulp and Paper Company
Reno Journal
Reno Ledgee A Citien
Herman Metzler
Adele Figg
Bay City
Reno
Metzler
Troutt
California
A Cure for Frost Bite
A reader from Carson writes of severe frostbite after a storm, describing inflamed cheeks and impending suppuration then rapid recovery after using Trib. The letter praises Trib as a superior patent medicine for rubdowns and muscular troubles, noting its improving effect despite dubious claims.
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Carson
Latta
Trib
Jack Frost
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James Higginson
Willow Creek
Fannie Oeschler
San
Mater
J. D. Owen
W. R. Shaw
Louisville, Ky
Bd. Mullaney
McDermit
Francis
Frank Nelson
Railroad
Mr. Nelson
Roundhouse
State Board of Health
de Witt
Brown Bros
van Duzer
Coryell
Mike
Washoe
Lincoln
Eureka
Lyon
Storey
Lem Allen
Homer Riddle
Lovelock
B. L. Bingham
Eiko
B. McDonough
Will Virgin
Douglas
Humboldt
Asylum
Pitt
Townsend
Nelson
Assembly
Senate
Wallace
Freudenthal
Silver Party
Fusion
Martin
Considine
McIntosh
Westerfield
Judge Massey
John Dennis
Richard Kirman
Ormsby
John Weber
White Pine
Riley Davis
Repubiican
Bryan
Stevenson
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
C. Hall
J. F. Clark
Mill City
Nev
State News Notes
Fay
Lincoln County
Ruby Valley
Elko County
Austin
Board of Pardons
Sadler
W. C. Gayhart
United States Surveyor-General
W. J. Bell
THE
Lafayette Hotel
City
Winnemucca
H. A. Sherman
Corcoran
United States Treasury
Washington, D.C
Christian
W. M. Piggott
Xain
J.H. Hoyt
Bridge Street
Laneates
E. Reinhart
Business Man
Winnemucca, Nevada
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