Local News and Band Practice at Armory Hall
Band practice tonight for the Sixteen to One band at Armory hall. Numerous local residents travel, and a Carson lawyer notes limited need for Fourth of July celebration. A major accident near Winnemucca injures William Lobb, with doctors pessimistic on recovery. An upcoming church program offers an evening of entertainment with 25 cent admission.
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Carson
America
William Lobb
Richard Glanville
Winnemucca
Mr. Lobb
Necesary
Hugh Monroe
Munroe
Nevada land agent's six year record praised in Washington
The article lauds land agent D. VanDuzer for clearing a backlog of over 600000 acres in Nevada's claim to land. Since his appointment six years ago he secured approvals, cleared lists, and boosted school funds. He is praised as faithful and efficient, with a home in Nevada in view of complete service. An accompanying note mentions an 15000 tramp army moving westward, awaiting work and prompting railroad guards on trains.
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D. VanDuzer
Nevada
Washington
Cleveland
VanDuzer
van Duzer
George W. Merrill
Sandwich Islands
Charles Young
San Francisco
Isaac Frohman
VanDazer
Kansas
Union Pacific
Missouri Pacific
Pacific
Christian Endeavor
Electrocuted wife murderer Powley dies at Sing Sing
Telegraphic news reports the execution of Robert J. Powley, a wife murderer, at Sing Sing prison in New York. The blast of notable items also notes the Aden steamer disaster, Capron suicide, Figel arraignment, Green Dinning trial, a Kentucky guard action, a looming four state miners strike, a Budd boxing ban, and Southern Pacific promotions affecting Smurr and Sproul.
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Robert J. Powley
Sing Sing
N. Y
Aden
Africa
Green Dinning
Jodie Conn
Franklin Ky
Kentucky State Guard
Bradley
E. H. Gaither
Pittsburg
Miners’ Association
National Union
Indiana
Ilinois
Ohio
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
McKelvey
Brooklyn Police
Bob Fitzgimmong
John L. Sullivan
Ambrose Park
Brooklyn
San Francisco
Stubbs
Southern Pacific Company
Charles F. Smurr
William Sproul
Mr. Smurr
Linea
Oregon
California State Line
Mr. Sproul
Idaho Indian Outbreak At Fort Hall Sparks Calls For Help
Three hundred Bannock Indians have broken from the Fort Hall reservation in Idaho causing settler alarm in adjacent territory. Governor Steunenberg appeals for protection and telegraphs Washington for support. The war department is asked to send troops. plus an unrelated health claim about Hood's Sarsaparilla.
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Idaho
Fort Hall
Govenor Steanenberg
Washington
War Department
Earnest Worker Frames Nevada Woman Suffrage Drive
Mrs Frances A Williamson president of the Nevada State Equal Suffrage Association arrived from Reno to canvass subscriptions for the Nevada Citizen in Austin. She remains optimistic despite the legislature's refusal to submit the suffrage question noting growing public sentiment and praising earnest supporters.
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Frances A. Williamson
Nevada State Equal Suffrage Association
Reno
Austin
Williamson
Nevada Citizen
Paradise Trip Private Conveyance Offer
A vintage ad style notice promises savings on trips to Paradise via private conveyance at same price as round trip. It suggests two travelers can share one fare and touts fine horses and comfortable rigs in jestful tone. Also includes a Hall's Catarrh Cure promotion with testimonials and a Connecticut business address.
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Paradise
G. W. Susarerrillo
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
F. J Cheney
Pervecny
Popular Patent Medicines and Cures Advertised
A collage of old time advertisements touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething and stomach relief, Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for croup and whooping cough, No-To-Bac tobacco cure, and Cascarets Candy Cleanse for constipation. Claims include immediate teething relief, diarrhea cure, wind colic relief, gum softening, energy boost, and general well being with prices and seller details.
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Mrs. Winslow
Mrs. Winklow
Chamberlain
G. W. Richards
Duquense
W. A. Brown
Bonanza King mining claim application notice posted
W 1, AN Corbiers, applicant in the United states Land Office at Carson City Nevada, files for patent on Bonanza King lode with 20.28 acres located in Indian Mining District Humboldt County Nevada. Notice requires adverse claims within sixty days and publication for sixty one days in the Silver State Wilinemucca paper.
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Uxiren
Cansos Cory
Nevada
Corbiers
Iodian
Humboldc Couity
Bryshe Fiele
Tice
Seid Motveni
Heim
Corser
Blentien
N. W
Beebo N
Nuhdey
Bonanga King Lode
Indian Mining District
Humboldt County
State of Nevada
Winnem Neva
Register
United States Land Office
Carson City
Ormsby
C. H. Gallup
Silven
Wilinemucca
Neada
Gallup, Register
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A. R. Charter
Ogden
Thomas Nelson
Stone House
D. K. Slavan
Battle Mountain
L. H. Taylor
M. G. Purviance
Jennie Brown
Sixteen Tone
Armory Hall
W. HH. Miner
Allie Miner
McDermit
Virginia City
Orvis Ring
Elko School
Cross Canyon
Canyon
Eligo
U. S
Jones
Ah Gong
U.S
Archer
Grand Jury
C. D. VanDuzer
Actasien
Mar. Wi
Telegraphic News
John 8. Capron
Virginia
California
Theodore A. Figel
Hoffman, Rothchild& Co
Campbell
Southern Pacific Promotions
Hood
ROYAL
Royal Baking Powder CO
New York
Novelty
Cras
Weertece
NC. C. C
Address Pees Remedy Co
Chicago
Newark
C.C
Attorney AT Law
U. 8
Wasuretos
D.C
F Street
Company D,n.n.g
Chris Diehl Jr
Lieut. Hf
M. Leonard
Henry Schmidt
F. Cumley
A. C. Laverga
George EB. Miller
G. M. Rose
The
Winnemucca Orchestra
Diehl’s City Bakery
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