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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1898
Page
3
A collection of brief items from the prior day includes weather notes, travel, and social gossip. Mentions of people from Golconda, Car gon, and Eureka Nevada reflect scattered local news. A license for Jacob Taylor and Eom Harris is recorded, with remarks on a pneumonia case in Goleon ta and various small community observations.
Telegraphic notes report January wheat gains in Chicago and a Telegraph Creek to Teslin rail plan. Lutgert murder witness Klatt testifies. San Luis plantation clashes. divorce bid for Hanna's son. a theater murder in Cincinnati. Kid McCoy taunts rivals. Pineville mine strife nears a general battle. Humboldt county votes launch beauty contest with countywide eligibility and a Maxson led Nevada exhibit plan for Omaha.
A sworn statement by Mattie Overman alleging criminal ties with Rev. C. C. Brown helped prompt the minister’s confession of guilt. The document remains undisclosed and is with Day conference officers. The report notes court action on a mort waive priority case favoring Hardin and Rodgers. Hoffmann advertises new low priced East fashion wraps.
A New York City marriage twenty years ago produced a family of twenty children born in twenty years. Tony Daloya, a saloonkeeper, prospered through relocations from New York to Brooklyn and then Orange, New Jersey. Wife Mrs Daloya, aged about twenty two, bears and raises the brood with community marvel and patience.
A woman, Mrs. Melisse Ransom, was murdered in cold blood on Spring Street near Fourth while crowds passed. The killer, Charles Arthur, a Pasadena blacksmith, shot her in the back then fired twice more after Kennedy fled. Jealousy is cited as the motive.
A mixed old time advertisement notes Chamberlains and No-To-Bac as preventive and curative products for colds and pneumonia, with endorsements from agents W A Brown and Ro bins Co. It promotes Mrs Winslow's soothing syrup for teething, Hood's Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier, and various tonics, remedies, and hardware sellers, encouraging readers to buy winter goods and wind mills. Includes medical claims and local shop references.
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