Were There No Order Dead in the Grant Dedication
At the Grant monument dedication in New York Herman Oelrichs prompted the procession to pause and all music to hush as the Havemeyer death was remembered. The piece questions whether the tribute honored wealth over national spirit and equality in a broader homage to Grant’s legacy.
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Herman Oelrichs
New York
Grant Monument
Theodore Havemeyer
Dread King
Havemeyer
Havemeyers
Telid
Death by Own Action Near Carson
William Mc Crimmon a 22 year old Carson native employed at Smiths ranch near Washoe City died after taking morphine on Saturday night. He bought the poison in Carson, returned to Washoe City and died about 2 am Sunday, after ingesting the dose around 9 pm. A separate note mentions a Julius open saved silver ware with a roll of chain found on Bridge or Second streets. informants are asked to leave word at the office.
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William McCrimmon
Carson
Smith
Washoe City
Washoe
mLl-tf
This and That Local News and Items of a General Nature
Local notes report a slow river fall and several arrivals and visits including A A Abel from Toll House and W J Spooner from Willow Point. Mrs A E Lothrop and daughter visit Ogden. Mrs C N Martin visits relatives. Tiny rain yesterday, brighter today. Mrs W B Dean leaves for Tucson. Fir lumber ships to Japan for tea chests. Citizens urged to celebrate the Fourth amid chatter of attendance. H Wilbur arrives from Central district then moves to Reno. Script value for Lincoln County stock changes to twenty five cents on the dollar. DeLanmar mill engine ready to run. Sixteen Co members shoot at Reno on Sunday. high score 39/50. Lowery and Henry Baseh return from Paradise and Quin river valleys. Deni o and J W Cowden visit Willow Creek to inspect Caledogia mill. Surs and Cummings add to First National bank with private office fitout. Five Pullmans special train passes at six with Eastern conductors bound for Los Angeles for O R C convention. Six San Francisco drummers in town report dull business. McKinley prosperity quip noted. A small silver open watch lost between Mrs Crook’s restaurant and Frank Mayer’s residence. owner to claim at the office. Read notice of fuss in another column.
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DeLanmar Mill
Reno Sanday
Lowery
Henry Baseh
Paradise
Quin
Robert Denio
J. W. Cowden
Yeatertay
Willow Creek
Caledogia
Messrs
Surgs and Cummings
First National Bank
San Francisco
Telegraphic News Roundup of Revolutionary and Misadventure Events
A steamer reached New York with thirteen ore shipwreck victims aboard. Paris reports Baroness Hirsch anonymously donated 187500 to a Charity Bazaar. Vienna notes Turkey's peace terms with Greece include a 15 million indemnity and frontier rearrangements. Ferdinand Hurat, mine owner, lost 6000 gold bullion in transit. recovered by finder who received 100. Carre’s asphyxiation deemed accidental. estate valued at 800000. Arizona dispatch: two armed fugitives from Prescott jail sought by Sheriff Orine, with two officers shot. pursuit to Tonto Basin. Lee Norris died from gunshot injuries. jailer expected to recover.
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New York
Paris
Baroness Hirsch
Ferdinand Hurat
Harrison Gulch
Redding
Cal
Sanday
Jim Montgomery
Phoenix
Arizona
Orine
Bradshaw Mountains
Prescott
Tonto Basin
Lee Norris
Robber Joe Midleton Sentenced to San Quentin Twenty Years
Fresno, California report notes Joe Midleton, a Dalton gang figure, was brought before Judge Risley and received a twenty year term at San Quentin. He is linked to numerous crimes across Fresno and Tulare counties and is accused in the shooting of Southern Pacific detective Len Harris. His lawyers plan an appeal citing excessive punishment.
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Fresno
Cal
Joe Midleton
Jorge Risley
San Quentin
Middleton
Dalton
Beieves
Tulare
Len Harris
Southern Pacific
Sandpaquin Valley
Brave Hotel Clerk Foils Union Hotel Robbery in Nevada City
Walter Kavanagh, a lone clerk at the Union hotel in Nevada City California, faced two masked robbers. After surrendering $70 and triggering a distraction he struck one robber and grabbed a pistol, firing until the thieves fled. The safe held $1000 but nothing was taken.
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Nevada City
Cal
Walter Kavanagh
Kavanagh
Not-To-Bee Tobacco Cure Ad From Chicago and New York
The ad promotes No-To-Bee as a guaranteed cure for tobacco use with a booklet and sample free. It lists Sterling Kenedy Co. in Chicago or New York as distributors and notes 50 cents or one dollar pricing. Also mentions Novelty Cash store offerings by Cons Woeeree and mt as proprietor.
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Sterling Kenedy Co
Chicago
New York
Novelty Cash
Woeeree
Canty Cascarets Promoted As Therapeutic Discovery
An advertisement touts Cascarets as a pleasant cleansing medicine for kidneys liver and bowels claiming relief from headaches fever constipation and biliousness. It offers boxes at 10 25 and 50 cents with a guarantee of cure by druggists.
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C. C
Farm and dry goods sale and assorted bids notice
Local ads list farm implements including Buckeye mowers Bain wagons Hollingsworth horse rakes and Jackson buck rakes with extras. Also a bid solicitation for 900 cubic yards of cellar excavating and 60 perch of rock hauling, plus plumbing tinsmithing and various retail offerings from multiple merchants.
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Buckeye H
Bain
Hollingsworth
Jackson
E. Renuart & Co
R. F. Hoy
E. Reinhart & Co
Blanks for Sale and Domestic Advice Adverts
A page fragment lists legal blanks for sale including summons warrants and writs of attachment. It then offers domestic advice from Pacific Health Journal on treating a wife with patient kindness and a note endorsing Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Products include No-To-Bac and tobacco habit care.
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Pacific Health Journal
W. A. Brown
Dentist Dr H B McDonald Arrives at Lafayette Hotel
Dr H B McDonald the dentist has arrived and will stay one week at the Lafayette hotel. Visit the Sealers of Enterprise to view lovestiad in gent's shirts. Wire netting and screen in best quality and all sizes available from E Rein hart & Co all tf.
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H. B. McDonald
Lafayette Hotel
Sealers of
Enterprise
Lovestiad
Gent
E. Reinhart & Co
Hall's Catarrh Cure Offered as Cure All
Reward offered for proof of failure to cure catarrh. Internal remedy acts on blood and mucous surfaces to combat constitutional disease. Proponents promise $100 to any unsatisfied case, with testimonials available. Sold by druggists for 75 cents.
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Hall
Hull
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Educate Your Bowels With Cascarets
A vintage style ad promotes Cascarets as a cure for constipation. It claims Canly Cathartic produces lasting relief and offers a refund through druggists. The tone mirrors early 20th century patent medicine pitches with bold claims and endorsements.
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We. Ipc
C.C. Fwil
Davis Endorses Chamberlain Pain Balm for Rheumatism
Goshen Virginia liveryman and merchant D P Davis testifies to Chamberlain Pain Balm easing rheumatic pain. He cites a brother laid up with inflammatory rheumatism who improved after one application and was cured after a bottle. Also notes Hood's Sarsaparilla for blood diseases and nerve support.
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D. P. Davis
Goshen
Chamberlain
W. A. Brown
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Yis
Boston
W. H. A. Hart
California
Florence Blythe-Hinckley
Henry T. Blythe
Supreme Court
Washington
Senator Hunton
Virginia
Ocal
A.A. Abel
Toll House
W. J. Spooner
Willow Point
A. E. Lothrop
Ogden
Japan
H. Wilbur
Central District
Reno
Lincoln County
Los Angeles
Telegraphic News
Vienna
Turkey
Greece
San Francisco Dispatch
William B. Carre
Apravtt. K. Rennart & Co
Princess of Wales
M. Hormay’s
F. C. Robins & Co's
Apsort
Gol Conda
L. Deverrre
Mackerel
F.C. Robins & Co’s
Apc
Madtes
Ada M
Hormas
ROYAL
Royal Waking Puwdeh
Hood
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