Mountain Waif at Armory Hall Promises Laughs and Tears
A review of tonight's Armory hall show Mountain Waif or The Lost Mine praising lively acts from Silas Steele to Moselle and Tom Carew. The program features Nevada the wanderer and a charming Miners dance with Winnemucca orchestra interludes and a separate Swedish dialect comedy Ole Olson starring Olaf Olson. The production ends with the wanderer’s dream and Moselle’s parentage reveal. Proceeds go to a good cause and Friday, March 23d is the performance date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armory Hall
Silas Steele
Mother Merton
Monelle
Tom Carew
Nevada
Jake
Moselle
Dandy Dick
Miss Fairlee
Vermont
Wanlerer
Winnemuc
Ole Olson
Olaf Olson
Ole
Olaf
Caldwell mine near Eagleville shows great promise in gold
A. L. Chalmers of Reno reports to the Carson Tribune that the Caldwell mine near Eagleville, found by James Caldwell, yields a honeycomb gold ore valued at 500 to 1300 dollars per ton. It lies 400 feet below surface and ships a significant quantity, with railroad access needed for full attention. Also notes a broad and unequal distribution of wealth among Americans. Army company D, N N G, calls muster at the armory on March 24, 1894 at 7:30 PM.
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Chalmers
Reno
The
Carson Tribune
Caldwell
Eagleville
James Caldwell
Drcas
Poon
J, M. Rose
Local Lovelock Notes and Events From Town News
Pogonip fell like rain this morning. Lovelock residents focus on farming as ground stays moist and grass grows quickly. The Midwinter fair awaits settled weather. Shipments of potatoes grain and cattle move weekly. A new wedding occurred in Chinatown with Fong Ott and Lucy Fong uniting. A temperance rally marked Neal Dow's 90th birthday at the M E church. Sixteen men work around the Clemens smelter and forty in the mines. An Indian school opens with twenty pupils.
Notable Miscellany From Various Sources
Freddie Gebhard gifts his bride a silver bathtub valued at 5200. Eastern markets see apples priced higher than in two decades. Buffalo reports fifty typhoid cases with spread evident. Vermont maple sugaring starts nearly a month early. Utah’s Camp Floyd mine to be sold for 1500000 to Eastern capitalists. Cincinnati grows by 15000 through annexation of five suburbs. Most states adopt the Australian ballot with Virginia latest. Prince of Wales wins 800 pounds at Monte Carlo and donates to Monaco poor. Senator Vilas funds a $9000 guild hall in Madison in memory of daughter Caroline.
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Freddie Gebhard
East
Vermont
Mercur
Camp Floyd
Utah
Martin
Monte Carlo
Monaco
United States
W. F. Vilas
Wisconsin
Grace Episcopal Church
Madison
Wis
Caroline
Settlement Notice in Estate of Paul Neth
Parties indebted to the estate of the late Paul Neth must settle immediately with Charles Neth, authorized receiver. The action names Jennie Neth, filed in Winnemucca on September 19, 1893. This public notice appears amid unrelated advertising for Simmons Liver Regulator.
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Paul Neth
Charles Neth
Jennie Neth
Winnemucca
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup advertised for teething relief
An old advertisement extols Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a remedy for teething pain in infants. It claims to relieve crying, cure diarrhea, regulate stomach and bowels, soothe gums, and restore energy, priced at twenty five cents and sold by druggists worldwide. Also mentions Ayer's Hair Vigor as a product to make hair soft and glossy.
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Mrs. Winslow
Important Difference Prompts Comfort at Home
California Fig Syrup Company promotes cleansing as a cure for a supposed widespread illness. The ad touts a large stock of plain and brocaded black and fancy color sateens from American, German, English and French makers. F C Ronixs & Co invites readers to inspect the goods.
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California
F. C. Ronixs & Co
Deafness Cure Promoted By Constitutional Remedies
The notice claims deafness results from inflamed mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as a cure for deafness caused by catarrh. It offers one hundred dollars for a cure that fails and mentions Hood's Sarsaparilla as meriting real recognition.
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Hall
Cheney &C
Toledo
Perrazzi Rowman Sehoenheit Kremser
The item lists names likely from a damaged OCR segment. Readable parts include Perrazzi and Rowman with other fragments suggesting a people-focused note or notice. No clear event, date, or organization present in legible text.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ole and
America
Lovelock
Fred. R. Carpenter
State University
Chris Diehl, Jr
Napa
Cal
Eagle Drug Store
Chinatown
Fong Ott
Lucy Fong
Justice Archer
Mrs. Ott
M. E
Neal Dow
M. &. Bonnifield
Eros E Lovelock
New Era
Clemens
Onry Miller
Bloody Canyon
Star City
Wm. Organ
Germany
John Randolph
Texas
U. S
Royal
Buffalo
Cincinnati
Virginia
Simmons Liver Regulator
Ayes
Porter
4Th and
Melarky Streets
Méts
Hood
A. D. Wilcox
Krause
Alleghany
Norman Liehty
Des Moines
C.W. Satari
Jie
D&prices
Amateur Dramatic Club
Mountain WA
Manuel Diaz
P. Laveaga Moselle
Lucy Mendonia
Agnes Fairlee
Maud Rutherford
Merton
Cary
Elva Brackett Matin DY Brown
Alice Minor Silver Bud
Alpha Crook Nevada
H. A. Rayner
Virginia City
Navy
Tom
Tom and
Angnes
Dandy
Silas
Jube and the Chinaman
Wanderer
Lisa
Sandler
Ormance
Perrazzi
Rowman
Sehoenheit Kremser
Upper
Chas. A. LaGrave
Cunningham Bros
Rocky Mountain Coal
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