Defense presses more evidence in long Nevada trial
The court heard further defense evidence in the Shaw-Bowie train robbery case with witnesses from Lovelock and a hotel clerk detailing Bouton's movements. A key letter and a bill of sale were contested and admitted over state objections as the trial neared its eighth day with jurors not yet chosen.
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Warren
Bouton
Shaw-Bowie
Victor Bouton
State of Nevada
Shaw
Bowie
Eugene Cozzens
Big Wadows
Lovelock
Bonen
Guthrie
McDeid
Rose
James Town
Frank Walsh
James Brown
Brown
Egbert Camp
Walsh
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Health Beginning
An advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as the start toward health and happiness, claiming it cures all humors of the blood, improves appetite, cures biliousness, overcomes tiredness, and imparts vigor to the system. A 25 cent price is noted.
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Hood
America
Nome Rich in Gold from Alaska's Cape Nome Find
Governor Brady of Alaska discusses the Cape Nome gold discovery in Washington and New York. He says the season yielded about 2.25 million dollars with beach mining contributing one million and gulches the rest, and notes potential underwater extensions and rich tidal zones indicating significant future yields.
Criticism of Roberts as London laments failed operations
A London dispatch says Lord Roberts’s latest reports show only lists of deaths and sicknesses. The press questions the delay in the main advance and notes General French’s cavalry returning to Bloemfontein as proof there is little chance of trapping retreating Boers. The Standard and Daily Chronicle criticize the large maneuvers for yielding minimal results.
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London
Lord Roberts
French
Bloemfontein
Standard
The
Daily Chronicle
Admiral Dewey Arrives in Chicago for Three Day Visit
Telegrams report Admiral Dewey reached Chicago yesterday and will stay three days. Governor Taylor has returned to Frankfort. The warrant of arrest has not been served. The Kentucky governorship case argued in the Supreme Court yesterday. Ex Governor William J Stone predicts Bryan nomination by acclamation. Charles Ingersoll of Ithaca was arrested for embezzling 15000 dollars of Tompkins county funds. Mrs Wilson wife of Major General James H Wilson died from burns after her dress caught fire from a match.
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Taylor
Frankfort
Kentucky
United States Supreme Court
Charles Ingersoll
Ithaca
N. Y
Tompkins County
Wilson
James H. Wilson
Matansis
Santa Clara
Cuba
Cottage Designs for Modern Cottages by Chris Wolf
Seeks examination of newly received cottage designs and plans with cheerful estimates. Contact contractor and builder Chris Wolf to view the collection. mentions mar2iwil. Also advertises Kolacitra blood medicine by E Reinhart & Co. as sole agents apr2ttf.
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Chris Wolf
Mar2iwil
E. Reinhart & Co
Mines and Mining News From Western Nevada and Surrounding Areas
Ore shipments from Eureka county totaled 142 tons and White Pine 50 tons last week. A six foot ore vein with 33 percent copper was found in the Nelson L Group at Jackson Creek. Rich ore at Mohawk mine in Gold Hill Wyoming yields high values. assays show 900 dollars per ton. The Sprague Martin mill worked Whiteacre Meissner ore for 25 dollars per ton with bullion worth 15 to 20 dollars per ounce. The Dixie at Salt Lake City ships copper bullion valued about 15 thousand dollars to Chicago refinery. The Butte Lode Mining Co in Rand district California milled 45 tons yielding about 40 dollars per ton. Johnny Mining Co at State Line reports steady ore averaging 20 dollars per ton as mill is expanded. Kinkead mill plant inspection by Mr Hellman. plans to bring Kinkead mills to South Africa after war. Gould and Curry mill at Virginia City to be modern crushing plant fed by mine cars. Pocahontas copper lens near Merced produces two tons daily and 250 tons mined since discovery with ore carrying high gold values. Atlin district Washington reports a free milling quartz ledge extending 700 to 800 feet with indentified ore grading 700 to 800 dollars per ton and some samples up to 75 percent. A survey was requested in a litigated property.
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Eureka County
White Pine
Nelson L
Jackson Creek
Merced
Cal
Pocahontas
le Grande
Atlin
Washington
Weary Women and Lydia Pinkham Ad
Weary women find help in Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound advertised across the coast. The notice claims many cures and invites readers to write for advice at Mrs. Pinkham Lynn Massachusetts.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup and Local Medical Ads
A collage of mid 19th century patent remedies and a dentist listing. Promoted tonics and syrups claim to ease teething pain and stomach issues for children while Shilohs Cough and Consumption Cure and Karl's Clover Root Tea advertise cures and tonics. Dr H A MacMillan promotes crown and bridge dental work in Winnemucca.
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Mrs. Winslow
H. A. MacMillan
Winnemucca
Bride Street
Greek and Latin Class Forming by Mr Greenfield
Students interested in Greek and Latin should notify Mr Greenfield before May 1 to join the new class and participate in its organization.
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Greenfield
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War
Wernor Brady
Alaska
Brady
New York
Cape Nome
Roberts
Admiral Dewey
Chicago
William J. Stone
Missouri
Bryan
Mardis
Elko County
Bull Run
Gold Hill
Wyoming
Sprague & Martin
Whiteacre & Meissner
Yerington Rustler
Dixie
St. George
Salt Lake City
Butte Lode Mining Company
Los Angeles
Rand District
California
W. J. Dooley
Johnny Mining Company
Stateline
Frank Wilson
Salt Lake Tribune
Gould and Curry
Virginia City
Nevada
Chronicle
Kinkead
Floriston Company
Shitoh
Eagle Drug Store
Karl
Silver State
Main
Cyrus Noble Whiskies, Jr. & F. Martell
Coghag
Sordelia Wine Co.’S Brandies
P. Laveaga SR
Palace Saloon
Pb, Roberts, Proprietor
Qld Hermitage
Yrus Noble
Jesse Moore
G. W. Summerfield
Nea de Desu
G. P. Griffith
Bridge Street
P.O
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