Local News and Notes from Winnemucca
Cattle thrive and fruit stands stay well supplied as residents report pleasant weather and ample feed. The Winnemucca post office changes hands next month with Harry Warren succeeding G W Rutherford. Band practice, Fourth of July plans, and a Sunday picnic are noted along with several local travels and incidents including a mining accident and lawsuits involving the Southern Pacific company.
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Winnemucca
Harry Warren
Euccee
G. W. Rutherford
Senator Jones on Tillman and a Naval Winner in San Francisco
Senator John P. Jones comments on Tillman after a fiery senate speech about the bond issue. He recalls a Nevada preacher’s tale to illustrate candor, then notes a sparring match between Thomas Sharkey and James Corbett at the Mechanics Pavilion. Also covered: local painters, a Nevada state manager, a Van rioting report, Oregon acceptance of the battleship Oregon, Fourth of July plans, and a local fireworks and decorations shop listing.
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John P. Jones
Tillman
Senate
Senator Jones
Nevada
Sagebrush
Desspair
Thomas Sharkey
James ‘J. Corbett
Mechanics Pavilion
San Francisco
Blowhard
Sharkey
Corbett
Piute Chief Bull Tom Wears McKinley Badge in Train Parade
Sacramento editor Charles McClatchy pins a McKinley badge on Piute chief Bull Tom during a railway station parade. The gesture prompts ex-newspaperman R. J. Fulton to denounce the act as sacrilegious while political commentary swirls around federal coinage debates and party platforms.
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Wadsworth
McClatchy
Sacramento
Bull Tom
The
Piates
Ball Tom
Piute
Tom
Charles McClatchy
St. Louis
Savage
McKinley
R. J. Fulton
Fulton
Boll Tom
Fuller
Major Pike
Back From St Louis Republican Delegates Report
General G F Turrittin returns from the St Louis convention where he and W D Phillips and C H Sproule remained as delegates. A Cleveland Strother and J B Overton walked out and supported Teller for president if nominated on July 22. East and Middle West solid for McKinley with Turrittin predicting his election. News notes railroad plans: Utah & California line to Pioche via Milford and Clover Valley with George Q Cannon as president.
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G. F. Turrittin
St. Louis
W. D. Phillips
C.H. Sproule
A. ©. Cleveland
Enoch Strother
J. B. Overton
Teller
M. Turrittin
Utah & California
United States Land Office
Carson
Milford
Utah
Nevada
Clover Valley
Pioche
Lincoln County
Geo. Q. Cannon
Carson News
Mrs Winslow's Teething Syrup Promotes Rest for Mothers
An aged broadside lists Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup claimed to relieve fever, soothe teething pain, regulate stomachs, and cure diarrhea. It touts pleasant taste, selling at twenty five cents, with broader ads for cigars, water, hotel sales, ice cream, butter, and silks in Winnemucca Nevada.
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Mrs. Winslow
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de Lamar
Armory Hall
Bayar Balmer
Virginia City
Annapolis
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W. D. Haywood
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Salt Lake City
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Constantinople
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Union Iron Works
Leonards
Indiana
Great Britain
New York
Ohio
F. C, Ronixs & Co
California Fig Syrup Company
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
F. 3
Cheney
West & Truax
Cbs Kinnan & Marvin
J. Rovcoy
Cash Novelty Store
Cuas
Woerrere
Prop
F. C. Robins & Co
Hood
Brown & Piper's
F.C. Robins & Co
F. C Robins & Co
Gus Krenkel's
Count de Monticello
Napa Soda
E. Bervaanrr & Co
East
Denver
Omaha
Chicago
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Union Pacific
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Upper
Tuomas Suonr
Busch Hotel
Humboldt River
Staurrer & Swearser
Winnemuccca, Nevada
Connor
M. B. Staunton
Dyater
Golconda Creamery
Duntertre’s Creamery
Lroxam & Son
Dresden
Tf. K, Reinnanr & Co
Leavening Powe
Royal Absolut
U.S. Gov't Report
ELY Pure
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