Kennedy mining district eyes rich gold fields near Mill City
Local notes declare Kennedy mines show daily new strikes with rich vein prospects on the west side mountain toward Unionville. Attorney M S Bonnifield to open Kennely law office after next court term. July Fourth error corrected names Adolph Lavenga. Weather hints at long winter return amid yesterday’s heavy rain and hail.
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Kennedy
M. 5
Bonnifield
Imperial Gold Mining Company
Kennely
Frank Leonard
Adolph Lavenga
Unionville
Mill City
Washoe boy gets patent on fire escape and foreign contract
Reno Journal reports Gregory of Washoe City has a September 6 1893 patent for a fire escape with a spring loaded cage and asbestos cover. He also secures an international contract with England and Germany valued at about 15000 and plans to begin manufacturing.
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Reno Journal
Gregory
Washoe County
Washoe City
England
Germany
Ree
United States
Miscellaneous News Notes From Various Sources
Breckinridge and his congress opponent exchange harsh words while voters ready for campaigns. A petition with 287 947 signatures supports women's suffrage at New York's constitutional convention. Salt Lake City's electric copper plant is set to begin operation soon after July Fourth. Librarian Spofford earns 4000 yearly while Congress members receive more. The Union Pacific track from Umatilla to Portland suffers washouts, causing multi million losses. June rains in San Francisco exceed any year in 23 years, aiding crops in some counties but harming berries hay and cherries. Five boys aged five to ten die from poisoning in Trenton from a prying plant mistaken for flag root, others dying. Northern capitalists plan a 100 ton per day Meridian Mississippi cotton oil mill, independent of other mills. Syrup of Figs and Elaine Oil are advertised with prices and availability. Water consumers warned against open hoses, sprinkler use required. Snow plants offer a fortune if propagated, with transmitter roots not transplantable. snow plants cannot be grown artificially. The Lady Washington lily is sold nationwide. snow plant may follow suit.
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New York
Salt Lake
Spofford
Library, of
Congress
Francisco
Trenton
N. J
Sisters of Mercy Home
Meridan
Miss
Meridian
Atese
Truckee
America
Sierra Mountain Tops
Cure claims for catarrh and health ads from era
A compiled broadside of patent remedies and tonics. Hall s Catarrh Cure promises a universal cure with a $100 reward for failure. Hood s Sarsaparilla and Simmons Liver Regulator are advertised with health claims. Local merchants promote suits and groceries with price points and weekly specials.
Celebration Parade Commanders Named
On the return march the head of the column will halt in front of Armory Hall, open ranks, the rear will fall in line, close up and pass through open ranks into the hall. M. B. Staunton is president Col. George M. Rose grand marshal and Rev. C. Chenoweth chaplain.
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M. B. Staunton
Col
George M. Rose
Jacob Morrison
Armory Hall
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Washington Street
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Taylor Street
Simon Fraser
Fraser
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Lizze Borden
Falls River
Mass
Young Women's Christian Temperance Union
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Lizzie
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Frank Nelson
J. R. Bradley
Paradise
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Gou
Clover Club
Philadelphia
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U. S
Breckinridge
Union Pacific
Umatilla
Portland
Columbia River
Elaine Oil
E. Bernart & Co
J. Roveon
Jed-Tf
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Hood
E. Remnant & Co
Simmons Liver Regulator
Ad Tf. E. Reisnarr & Co
Simmons
Rev. C. Chenoweth
C. N
John Sterling
Winnemucca Brass Band
Humboldt National Guards
Fire Department
Phorty Phunny
F. M. Fellows
Adolph C. Layenga
Genevieve Hoy
Grace McGonagle
Humboldt Glee Club
J. H. Williams
J. H. N. Williams
Mystic
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