Local News Briefs From the West and East Coast
No new yellow fever cases or deaths reported in New Orleans. Mrs. S. W. Sturgeon and son visit the Hansons. Train crews report bright prospects for Nevada copper. Henry August Hurlbut dines at his New York home. A new jury is seated in the Martin Thorn case. one juror has appendicitis. The president suspends Mexican duties pending no discrimination against American ships. Col. J. J. Ayers dies at his Anza ranch. he helped found the San Francisco press. Navy discrimination complaints prompt a Long inquiry. San Francisco DA rules nickel in slots a lottery. police must act if profitable. L. J. Rickard’s wagon breaks near Paradise Hill. no injuries. George M. Pullman engagement announced. Oglesby family notes dispute. Albert Voiers hanged at Fayetteville in front of 10,000. last of Lewis gang. Philadelphia Mayor signs gas-works lease to United Gas Improvement Co. Rent $1,000,000 yearly for 30 years. $5,000,000 to modernize. Plant valued at $30,000,000. locals object. Reno marriage of A. R. Edmonson to Jennie McFarlin. McFarlin formerly Lovelock teacher. We offer timer and plumbing services with guaranteed work.
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Martin Thorn
New York
J. J. Ayers
Anza
Cal
Los Angeles Herald
San Francisco
All
Albert Voiers
Fayettville
W. Va
Lewis
Charles Gibson
Montgomery
Warwick
Philadelphia
City Gas Works
United Gas Improvement Company
Wright Killed In Railroad Accident At Humboldt House
The Winnemucca community mourns Brakeman E G Wright after a fatal rail yard accident on Train 5 at Humboldt House turning point. He was 26, survived by a wife and baby daughter, and died en route to Winnemucca with the train crew in attendance. The Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen arranged the funeral set for tomorrow at 3 PM at the M E church. Coroner’s inquest began this afternoon as officials said the cause may be the guard rail entanglement with no party at fault.
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Winnemucca
E. G. Wright
Humboldt House
A.C. Webb
Wright
Huston
Boone
Hanson
Awitchman
Jack' Wright
Portland
Brotherhood of
M. E
Cochran
Train Wreck Near Tule Due to Broken Rail
A freight train No. 7 led by Conductor Funk derailed about a mile east of Tule at 8 45 last night after a broken rail. Eight cars left the track, five loaded with lumber and three with merchandise, causing widespread scattering. No injuries, but substantial car and cargo loss. Wreckers from Carlin and Wadeworth arrived after 3 am. track cleared by morning. Foreman J W Small organized a crew to hasten clearance. Conductor Funk reported the wreck from Golconda.
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Funk
Tule
Golconda
Carlin
Wadeworth
J. W. Small
DIED. Wright In Winnemucen Nevada 1807
E G Wright dies at age 26 in Winnemucen Nevada on the twelfth of the month. The notice provides a brief death record for E G Wright with age and location.
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Wright
Winnemucen, Nev
E. G. Wright
Evidence Right to the Point About Stuart's Tablets
Judge Frank Ives Crookston says Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets ease indigestion after years. George W. Roosevelt consul to Brussels praises them for appetite and digestion. W D Tomlin Duluth reports renewed strength after one box, others claim cures and comfort. Six thousand Michigan cures noted. full-size packs 50 cents. mail option from Stuart Co., Marshall, Michigan.
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Frank Ives
District Court of
Crookston
Minn
Stuart
George W. Roosevelt
Brussells
Belgium
W. D. Tomlin
Duluth
Sam
Ransome
Hustonville
G. D. Brown
Mondovi
Wis
Michigan
Stuart Co
Marshall, Mich
Deafness and catarrh cure advertisement notice
A historic advertorial excerpt claims deafness is curable only by constitutional remedies and offers 100 dollars for any catarrh related deafness cured by Hall s Catarrh Cure. It promotes Hall s family pills and lists local Winnemucca shops Brown Piper s and E Reinart Co with goods in stock.
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Deaness
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Teething Remedy Ad
A vintage notice touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a long trusted teething remedy for infants. It claims relief from teething pain diarrhea wind colic and inflamed gums with a pleasant taste and a price of twenty five cents. Also cites Hood's Sarsaparilla for strength and Chamberlain's Cough Remedy praised by a user. Includes local retailer W A Brown and E Reinhart & Co offerings on apparel.
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Chamberlain
F. Buker
Fairhaven
Pean
W. A. Brown
Mrs. Winslow
W. H. Norton
Sutter Creek
Cal
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New Orleans
S$. W. Sturgeon
Kennedy
T. C. Hanson
Donelin
Forney
James A. Yerington
The
Carson News
Nevada Eillcon
Henry August Hurlbut
That Cay
Navy Department
Mare Island Navy
Long
J. J. Knapp
Barnes
Lees
L. J. Rickard
Disaster Peak
Paradise Hill
Cane Springs
Paradise
Chicago
George M. Pullman
Fayette Oglesby
Oglesby
Reno
A. R. Edmonson
Lovelock
Jennie McFarlin
Misa McFarlin
E, Bermanr & Co
Geo
Muuller
Tyler
E, Reinhart & Co
Carson
Guinan
Jessie
Guy
Charles Jones
Guy Guinan
Julian
Jones
Cleveland
Senate
A.C. Cleveland
Grey Eagle
Star
Cherry [Creek
St. Louis
Silver Party
Republican Party
F. C. Rontws & Co
Brown & Prier
Brown & Piper
Sesort
E. Reinart & Co's
Hood
E. Reinhart & Co
E. Reinart & Co
Royal
King Fone
Royal Baking Powder CO
East
Union Pacific
Omaha
St. Paul
Denver
Ogden
H. Kitto
Southern Pacific Co
D. E. Burley
Union Pacific Co
Salt Lake
Eagle Drug Store
Winnemucca, New
Lessee
Mailer Express
Klondyke Hotel
Billy
Joe
Nixon & O'Neal
Railroad Meat Market
Bridge Street
George Berk
George Berk Winnemnneca
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