Local News Roundup from Lovelock and Carson
The Lovelock New Era moves to Kennedy with biweekly publication starting tomorrow. Local notices include George Henkel building on Railroad Street, a revived residential stretch, and a humorous note on women driving nails. Reports cover stage robber Eddinger killed near Cottonwood, a Carson woman fending off a purse snatcher in San Francisco, and railways employing women in France. Also noted are coupons for newspaper ads, travels of Nixon, Hoppin, and the McKenzie sisters, and a Humboldt vs Lander case bound for Reno.
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Lovelock
Kennedy
George Henkel
Railroad Street
Oklahoma
Eddinger
Cottonwood
Cal
Angel's Camp
Nixon
T. I. Hoppin
Willow Creek
Maggie
Nettie McKenzie
San Francisco
Ponnifield
Reno
Humboldt Vs. Lander
Mrs. Leidig
Ogden
J. Nofsinger
Honor Roll Recap at Winnemucca Public School
Principal Winfrey reports for the month ending June 16. Honored include Willie Lewis Alex Wise Frank Leonard Clifford Robins Philip Nicholas and many more across High School and both Intermediate departments. Also noted are Pete Foster weather forecasts and a profile on Milo Paulina the Holland native dubbed the new smallest woman on earth at nearly 16 years old.
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Winfrey
Winnemucca
Willie Lewis
Alex. Wise
Frank Leonard
Clifford Robins
Philip Nicholas
Dave Staunton
Albert Krevkel
Marvin Hill
Earl Charter
Eddie Nicholas
Inez Laveaga
Nellie Lewis
Minnie Wolfe
Pearl Trousdale
Lillie Mayer
Opal Miller
Mary Conner
Katie Diehl
Cora Rutherford
Grace McGonagle
Loma Minor
Lizzie Roberts
Lucia Zarate
Milo
Paulina
Holland
Resolutions of Respect for E. E. Geiger at Paradise Lodge
At Paradise lodge No 25 1 C C F a June 16 1894 meeting the lodge adopted resolutions mourning the loss of brother E E Geiger praising his charity and active membership sending copies to his family and newspapers. The resolutions include sympathy for his family and a note to record the memorial in lodge records.
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Paradise Lodge No
1.C.C. F
Grand Lodge
E. E. Geiger
Siver
Special meeting of Ivanhoe Lodge to convene June 20
A notice states Ivanhoe Lodge No. 18 K P K of P will hold a special meeting at their hall Wednesday evening June 20 at 7 30 oclock. Work in the degrees and all Knights are ordered to attend by C C B Brows K of R 8.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ivanhoe Lodge No. 18
K. of P
Prisoner Seeks Guilty Plea Over Lace Shipment
A prisoner asks for a plea change from not guilty to guilty explaining he did not know the evidence. The court questions the timing while the defendant references a fresh import of lace styles including Oriental, Irish point, and Point de Irlande handled by C. Ronixs & Co.
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Anner
Express
C. Ronixs & Co
Political Convention Plan Details for State Ticket Nominations
The notice outlines a convention to nominate a full State Ticket for the General Election, listing offices from Governor to Superintendent of Public Instruction and Board of Regents. It sets delegate apportionment by county and by Silver Party vote totals, totaling 201 delegates with a 1 delegates at large per county plus one for each 40 votes and any fraction thereof.
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Congress
Supreme Court
Board of Regents of
State University
Silver Party
Silver Party County Central Committees Call Meeting
Several Silver Party county central committees will convene to coordinate local strategy and organize a statewide event. Officials urge member participation to discuss endorsements, outreach, and fundraising plans ahead of the primary.
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Silver Party
Primary Election Test and Silver Party Delegate Plan
Wednesday August 15 1894 the primary election will select delegates to the State Convention under Silver Party guidance. The resolution directs County Silver Party committees to organize hold primaries apportion delegates and supervise delegation selection with State Central Committee support where local committees are absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Silver Party
State Central Committee
Home Sweet Home novel and speeches feature May issue
A May issue promotes the novel Home Sweet Home and reprints famous speeches. It highlights Watson's July 4, 1893 oration supporting the People's party. Publishers offer six months for ten cents and request readers address to Atlanta Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rite Home Sweet Home
Atlanta
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Carson News
J. W. Adams
Carson
Sacramento
Powell
Mra. Adams
Mrs. Adams
France
Salvation Army
Milford
N. Y
Albert Wolfe
Charles Robins
Arthur Benson
Vinnie Laveaga
Eddie Roddy
Fred LaGrave
Laura Leonard
Bertha Mayer
Katie McEnerney
Annie Roddy
Edith Cochran
Sophia Rutherford
Winnie Minor
Will Diehl
Aldie de Long
Effie Sweetser
Abbie Duncan
Daisy Lorentz
Frank Gillilan
May Gillilan
Fred Case
Cora Nicneas
Roy Trousdale
Glenn Trousdale
Roger Cody
Pablo Rutherford
Frank Hoy
Lillie Rouhan
Lena Lorentz
Cecil Croecca
Mabel Cochran
May Rouhan
Emma Roth
Trixie Layeaga
Aum
Lucia Robins
Georgie Summerfield
Flossie Pascal
Pansy Sweetser
Nellie Trewick
Kate Trewick
Ray Case
Harry Bonnifield
Newton Jackson
George Rouhan
Carl Schmidt
Otto Diehl
Andrew, McEnerney
Roy McEnerney
Arthur Cochran
Frank Krenkel
Ray Summerfield
Floyd Benson
Frankie Fellows
Frankie Lane
Stuart Robinson
Mayo E
Ruravetary
Pete
Foster
St. Joseph
Pacific Coast
Great Central
Great Central Valleys
Mississippi River
U. S
Reval
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Lewiston
West
Boston
Ad Tf. E. Reisnarr & Co
California
California Fig Syrup Co
K. of
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Hood
Hood’s
Lapres
FP. C. Robins & Co
W.S. Porter
Bridge Street
Jelo-If
Simmons Liver Regulator
Elaine
E, Retnart & Co
Joux Horstets
F.C. Robins & Co
J. Rovers
Jed-Tf
E. Bernart & Co
Robins & Co
Selvar Party
Nevada
Central Committee
Silver Party of Nevada
State Convention
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Churchill
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Esmeralda
Humboldt
Lander
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