Local News and Items of a General Nature
Miss Elva Brackett visits Palisade while officials move east and return. Notables arrive from Carson, Lovelock, San Francisco, Bat Mountain, Elko, Paradise, and Kennedy. A Payton Comedy Co. show, Rose Garland, debuts in Carson with new songs and costumes as Fourth of July plans unfold. The Humboldt bridge project nears completion and the state fair pamphlet remains issue ready.
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Elva Brackett
Palisade
Ayler
No. 3
Bennifield
Carson
Joseph Hill
Lovelock
D. WH. Haskell
San Francisco
Tie DeLamar
Nev
Aladdin’s Palace
Rose Garland
Vhasic Huties
Payton Comedy Co
Hosehouse
Mattie Keene
Jenkins Fired First In Kennedy Shooting Scrape
Reports differ over the Kennedy shooting incident with Jenkins accused as aggressor. McIntosh lies in critical condition after a gunfight following a dispute over a tailing. Eyewitnesses claim McIntosh fired first. Jenkins denies and the town fears possible consequences. Winnemucca census and a Kennedy outing fill the rest of the notes.
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Kennedy
McIntosh
William Pearce
Lovelock
Hood
Battle Mountain
Jenkins
McInteeh
Birthday Party for Bertha Mayer Draws Local Friends
Bertha Mayer hosted a birthday party at her parents' Second Street home last evening. Schoolmates attended, sharing games and a late lunch at 11 o'clock before bidding the young hostess farewell and offering wishes for many more happy birthdays. In Carson, reports claim a reconciliation between William Pickler and the Stewart woman, with plans to marry before Tuesday, potentially affecting her testimony rights.
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Bertha Mayer
Carson
William Pickler
Stewart
Stone to Altgeld a stirring plea for silver coinage
Missouri Governor Stone defends bimetallism in a letter read at the Illinois Democratic silver convention in Springfield. He argues silver coinage benefits industrial labor and laments moneyed interests and plutocracy influence, urging unity for the common people amid a fierce political struggle led by Illinois and Lincoln and Douglas legacies. The note closes with a potent call to Democratic solidarity and hope. The DeLamar Ledesaya E H Parsons cattle purchase and a church notice follow.
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Stone
Missouri
Altgeld
Springfield
Republic
Illinois
Lincoln
Douglas
Immigrant Caravan Reaches California and Fourth Celebrations
A large caravan of about sixty immigrants, including many children, arrived in California after traveling east from Nevada. They traveled roughly thirty miles daily, with the group noting health and wagon condition good despite months unshod. Towns prepare for the Fourth of July festivities with meetings at the hosehouse at 7:30 PM. Reports mention earthquake theories linked to railroad construction and Ogden high school events on June 12, 1895, with class orator Herbert R. MacMillan. Numerous ads note medicines, groceries, and household items available locally.
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Aiman
Heney
Mint
Phoenix
Arizona
Monroe Salebarry Stables
California
Denver
Payton
Adeworth
Humboldt County
Idaho
Jesus, Cat
Thomday
Nevada
Ogden High School
Gran Opera House
Ogden
Herbert R. MacMillan
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Maui Sturgeon
Winnematkes
Edith Taylor
Elko
E. Francis Brown
Batth Mountain
James Batemma Jr
Paradise
Philadelphia
Charles N. McBride
Wadsworth
Southern Pacific Co
Virginia Eoterprice
Carsonson
Grant Lodge of Knights of Pythias
Payton Comey Co
Eagle ‘Lg
Yeetentuy
Silver State Orchestra
Armory Hall
Winnemucca
Archer
Archaol
New Hom
Cross’ Canyon
DeLamar
Ledesaya
E. H. Parsons Land and Cattle Company
White Pine
Nye
Murray Creek
American Falls
U.S. Gov't Report
St. Louis Republic
Williams
Douglas County
Jim Williams
Saarman
California Fig Syrup Co
F. C. Rosins & Co
Aiea Eien
Prededeh
Rene
Weeboy Sins
Pris
Ebeek
BE. Reinhert & Cur
Frederick
Emile
A. Kleinhans
Epicure
PLC
Rowins & Cr. Stee
Elc
Liall
Aver
M. Horatas
K. Reinhart & Co
Cras
Weverreve
Pee Ermerree
Bijou Ladies’ Orchestra
Sisters Breazeale
Eagle Drug Store
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