Local News Roundup of Diverse Items and Events
Band practice tonight. Knights of Labor session in Louisville. cattle shipment to Laramie. India Afridi guerrilla note. Denver cigarette license debated. James A. Robinson to Sacramento for abscess surgery. Nevada football trip to Salt Lake City. Sixteen to One band practice at 7:30. Olive gold mine owner refuses half a million. jail fight for Roberts children kidnappers. mining assessments by region. Truckee census shows 1063 residents. Prince Poniatowski to drive golden spike. Southern Pacific to burn oil in engines. funeral of J. L. O Donnell held with Catholic rites.
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James A. Robinson
Sacramento
Nevada University
Salt Lake City
Olive
Steine River
Manitoba
Rothechilds
Truckee
Nevada County
Prince Poniatowski
Oakdale
Jamestown
Cal
THE COLONY SCHEME NEVADA Jews form cooperative colony near Carson
T R Hofer of Carson says thirteen families totaling fifty six people will arrive from California today to found a cooperative colony in Smiths valley near Carson. The first installment includes artisans and farmers who will live in Wellington with equal land and joint ranch work. A school and place of worship will be provided. Five years may see wide land settlement by these colonies. Also reported missing 5000 sheep owned by A Kayser of Salt Lake City after an attack near Rand Springs. Chinese border workers were fired on by three men. search for the sheep continues.
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Reno
T. R. Hofer
Carson
California
Smith's Valley
Wellington's
Hofer
Nevada
Rand Springs
White Pine County
A. Kayser
Salt Lake City
Utah
A. L. Parker
Mr. Kayser
Mesers
Kayser
Parker
Kagger
Eureka Sentinel
Destitute Horton Family Receives Travel Aid
The Elko board headed by Commissioner Rigsby bought two Winnemucca tickets for the Horton family. Mr Horton, an invalid from consumption, seeks California. They arrived from the East two to three weeks ago. Horton worked for Mr Curtis until health failed. Local charity kept them from starving and the commissioner’s action is expected to be approved by the board.
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Elko Independent
Rigsby
Winnemucca
Horton
California
East
Curtis
Elko
University Center Organized At Lafayette Hotel
An University Extension Center of fourteen members was organized last evening at the Lafayette hotel. Miss A. J. Ede was elected temporary leader and Mrs. E. G. White secretary. The group will begin lectures with Imperial Germany as the first course. Members may submit their names to Mrs. E. G. White or Edward E. Winfrey.
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Lafayette Hotel
A. J. Ede
Mra
E. G. White
J. E. Stubbs
Imperial
Germany
FE. G. White
Edward E. Winfrey
Charles A Jones Killed In Carson Case Shock
United States district attorney Charles A Jones was shot and killed in Carson near Ed Burlingtons residence. Julian Guinan, a 16 year old, confessed claiming self defense after Jones drew a pistol. The jury adjourned to hear more testimony as details emerged about the shooting and aftermath.
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Neva
Charles A. Jones
United States
Nevada
Carson
Dr. Guinan
Carson News
Jones
Ed. Burlington
Henry Fulatone
Jacks Valley
White ‘House
Guinan
Julian Guinan
James Dennis
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Endorsed by Officials and Druggists
A collage of testimonials from judge Frank Ives of Crookston Minnesota and various professionals praising Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets for relief of indigestion and stomach troubles. Advertises cures, price, and free stomach disease booklet. Includes local business notices for hardware, stoves, plumbing, and tailored goods. 1897 era promotional content.
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Frank Ives
District Court of
Crookston
Minn
Stuart
George W. Roosevelt
A. S
Brusselle
Belgium
W. D. Tomlin
Duluth
G. D. Brown
Mondovi
Wis
Hall's Catarrh Cure advertising notice and rental request
An old advertisement offers one hundred dollars for catarrh cure by Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney Co with testimonials from Toledo wholesalers. It also promotes Hall's Pills and notes rental inquiries from a man and wife seeking furnished or single rooms in Winnemucca P O Box No 4 with an October date fragment.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
C. We
F. J. Cheney
Weer & Travx
O. Wane
Kinnan & Maryis
O. Hall
P. O
Winnemucca
Cough Remedy Powers Speedy Cure Warned by Editor
A Maryland editor with a severe cold tried Chamberlain's Cough Remedy after seeing its advertised claims. The remedy produced swift, permanent relief and was highly recommended. The piece also promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier for nerves.
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TroRt
Banner of Liberty
Libertytown
Maryland
W. A. Brown
Hood
Croup Cure and Teething Remedies Feature Local Stores
Household remedies and products dominate the page, touting Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy for quick relief from croup, Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup for teething, and No-To-Bac to quit tobacco. Local outlets Brown & Piper advertise stoves, and Sterling Remedy Co. promotes No-To-Bac with druggist availability across the U.S.
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Sterling Remedy Co
Chicago
New York
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Wm. Fank
Palisade
P. Sweeney
Pleasant Valley
Benj. Butterworth
Ohio
General Assembly of the Knights of Labor
Louisville
A. W. Riley
Laramie
Wyo
J. Bell
India
Denver
8. P. Co
McNaughton and Foss
Roberts
Susanville
Alaska
British Columbia
Southern Pacific Railroad Company
Southern California
J. L. O'Donnell
J. A. Hill
Jimmy” O'Donnell
University Center
Chas. A. Jones
Charlee A. Jones
General Clarke
U. S
Cleveland
Winnemuccea
Sam Davis
Davis
Capron
San Francisco
Judge Fitzgerald
Michigan
Stuart ,Co
Marshall, Mich
O. E
Silver State
Silver State Hall
W. M. Avice L. Ener
E. Retnarr & Co. Ae
Cole
Brown & Piper
Dr. McDonald
adLittee
E. Rerynart & Co. Ar
E. Reinart & Co's
C. C.C
E. Reinhart & Co
E. Reinart & Co’s
Brows & Pierre
ROYAL
Jas
Croup
Ark
F. A. Troixton
Mrs. Winslow
Mrs. Whelow
Be, Rersuart & Co