Local Intelligence and Rail Incident Mix of Town News
Willian H. Tew, longtime Battle Mountain resident, arrived in town and praises Republican nominee James A. Garfield as a top pulpit orator. Reports from Virginia City and San Francisco trips, a collision involving a tea train near Emigrant Canyon, Masons and Odd Fellows social, and a lively Central Hotel executive dinner with dancing and merriment.
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Willian H. Tew
Battle Mountain
James A.ivefiell
Harry
Garefield
Disciples
Hiram
Portage County
Ohio
Masons
Oold Fellows
Central Hotel
Critics Attack Vice Presidential nominee Arrant Tarn
The San Francisco Exchange, a Republican paper, denounces the Chicago Convention choice for vice president. It calls Arrant Tarn a weak pick tied to Hearst and Gras, noting Tarn’s lack of notable offices and alleging wire pulling. The piece warns of potential harm to the White House if elected.
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San Francisco Exchange
Apuila
Chicago
Cuxster A. Arr- Tarn
Hearse
Gras
New York
Harrison
Tayrox
Lincoln
White House
Akthor
Babcocks
Belknaps
Independent Female Tramps Across the Continent
A lone woman, traveling by rail pass and wagon, has been on the Hum bolt Division for a week and was spotted at Iron Point yesterday noon. She carries a bundled pack with clothes and provisions, asks no favors, cooks her meals at night, and travels daily 25 to 30 miles. Train workers suggest a pass might be possible from Superintendent Coddington, but she refuses, preferring to buy a ticket when she chooses to ride. The purpose of her journey remains undisclosed.
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Om Ice
Humbolt Division
Iron Point
Carlin Ove Ut
Coddington
Brewers Conven tion reports high beer revenue and trade facts
George Berger of Mountain Brewery notes at Buffalo that brewers paid 810,720 dollars and 320 cents revenue for the year ending April 30 1890, with a 792,268 dollar rise from 187. The bulletin lists brewer taxes since 1863 totaling 120,446,863 dollars and shows reduced German English and Norwegian imports since 1875 while American brewers exported 216,000 dollars to France and Germany. George Ehret of New York City pays the largest yearly revenue at 210,000 dollars for the year ending April 30 last. Also listed are slaughterhouse prices for beef veal mutton and castings for Mill City Foundry and Kemler’s flouring mill. A Masonic meeting in Winnemucca Lodge No 19 F and A M is set for this evening with work in the second degree led by W M Alex Wisk.
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George Berger
The
Mountain Brewery
Buffalo
New York
Uncle Sam
France
Germany
United States
Jeorge Ehret
New York City
Fires of Patriotism Stir Windemneca Celebration Plans
A Windemneca city meeting at Oriental Hall drafted a six member Programme Committee led by C Chenoweth and Dr T C Hanson to organize an Independence Day celebration. News covers mine operations at Eagle shaft 312 feet deep with boiler limits, bullion shipments from Paradise mining firms, wool market prices, upcoming religious services, and local political party notices while Levy & Co promote new dry goods stock.
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Oriental Hall
Windemneca
C. Chenoweth
T. C. Hanson
G. F. Turrittin
J. McBride
J. M. Barrett
Morris Fleishman
C. Cursonrry
John Cables
Eagle
Vandewater Company
San Francisco
Lucky Dog
Depot Bakery Sells Fresh Bread at Cash Prices
Special locals note the Depot Bakery offers fresh bread twice daily at 25 vents per loaf for emigrants and others while questioning why customers choose Lavy & Co for cheap cash deals.
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Depot
Depot Bakery
Lavy & Co
Green's August Flower and Shilohs Cure Ad Busts
Multiple vintage advertisements claim Green's August Flower cures dyspepsia liver complaints and digestive ills. Shilohs Consumption Cure is praised for lung issues with various price points. Also promotes hair dye Ar Vicar and Hackmetack perfume, plus Coffees, seeds, and baking powder from local shops.
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Local Intelligence
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James B Angel
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Mill City
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Oregon
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Democratic Central Committee
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Bridge Street
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