Local Reno Briefs Cover Fever, Trials and Train News
Scarlet fever is prevalent in Reno while the Honey trial may extend another week. Reports from Wadaworth note typhoid cases, and rail-related items include No. 4 arrival late and the handcar trial by the Southern Pacific. Other items mention prices, arrivals from Paradise, and upcoming Thanksgiving observances.
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Reno
J. H. Sadorus
Lewis
Bridge Street
Winnemeaces
Southern Pacific Road
Tvan Kovaley
FLL
WH. Webber
Sacramento
Newspapers Defended Against Criticism in Testimony
The News cites California judge's view that newspapers cannot be restrained in reporting testimony, while citizens may criticize. A Reno Gazette item notes a new mill and smelter nearing completion at the state university, amid fires at colleges. Judge A L Fitzgerald returns to Austin after travels and comments on the silver cause gaining support in the East.
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Carson
U.S
Administration of Justice
California
State University
Reno Gasete
University of Virginia
Nevada University
Maine State College
Orono
A. L. Fitzgerald
Nevada
Austin
Washington, D. C
Nashville
Tennessee
North Carolina
Atlanta Exposition
Austin Reveille
Knife Blade Removed From Patient After Thirty Years
Chicago dispatch reports Superintendent Sutter of St Louis city hospital removed a two inch knife blade from the shoulder of patient Mike Ryan. The blade had lain in his body for more than thirty years.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Sutter
City Hospital
Mike Ryan
Ryan
Lovelock Notes and Local Happenings Report
J H Hoyt the Reno painter is in Lovelock painting and paper hanging for H C Marker. Eight weddings are rumored among Lovelock youths. J T Reed went to Jackson Creek to join J H Thies and look after cattle. R Young bought four three year old mules from Lem Allen for two hundred dollars. Fairview district schoolhouse dance to fund a store purchase. Eugene Cozzens displays pears from Unionville orchard at L C Company store. combined weight five pounds. New Lovelock schoolhouse progress shows framework, windows, and siding underway. B C Woodruff of Likely Calif seeks hay for one thousand beef cows. no hay purchase yet. Col Dodge Marten’s meat curing house fire destroys building and adjoining sheds. contractor McClain to rebuild. Idaho suffrage convention in Boise names officers. next year Idaho voters consider constitutional amendment extending franchise to women. opposition expected from saloon interests. Denver dispatch reports Major Peabody with ore from Archuleta county. vein 1000 feet wide with $8 per ton ore. potential new gold region. Senator Taber praises prospects. Three youths in wrecking case near Rome report full confessions. aim robbery of $30,000. Bristol denies guilt. trial for murder likely to yield second-degree verdict due to youth. Hood’s Sarsaparilla recommended to purify blood and defeat rheumatism.
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J. H. Hoyt
Reno
H. C. Marker
Lovelock
J.T. Reed
Jackson Creek
J. H. Thies
Trial reports mix expert testimony amid mint theft case
The prosecution asked for three prospecting men for Cole Atherton's potato patch as the defense argues mint losses are gone. Price, the defense expert, testifies no process could waste 1500 ounces, suggesting theft by carelessness or removal of gold. Other witnesses discuss ore assays and potential misconduct by the Morgan mill. In San Francisco, Eugene Pardini and others face charges of outraging young girls, with Pardini attempting suicide in jail. A meeting of Company D N G troops is scheduled at Armory Hall. Local ads promote syrups and mackerel specials.
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James Heney
Cole Atherton
Price
River Mills
Virginia
Woodbury
Morgan
Spurgeon
Con. Virginia Returns
San Francisco
Eugene Pardini
Lane
Meyer
Pardini
Peter Lane
Spanish Restaurant Kesler building on Railroad street offers all day service
The notice promotes a Spanish restaurant located in the Kesler building on Railroad Street open all day and late into the night. It also mentions various local ads and promotions for clothing, shoes, and dry goods from E Reinhart & Co and other Winnemucca merchants. A long string of miscellaneous classified items follows, including dietary cures and sales.
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Kesler Building
Railroad Street
Awnroda Hienera
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Yrhis
William Woolcock
Star City
Wadaworth
David Palmer
Virginia City
Internal Revenue
May
Ferraro
Carlin
Sivan State Office
Battle Mountain
Joseph Lawrence
Hildebrandt
A. ©. Morey
Paradise
Harry Hayward
Catherine Ging
Minneapolis
Minnesota Supreme Court
P. M. Palmer
Professor Price
Heney
Armory Hall
B. Hanson
Denio
Oregon
Newby
Humboldt
Chris Wolf Jr
H. M. Leonard
Jock Trevis
W. H. Crisler
Placer
J. N. McBride
Elko
J. A. Mcbride
Utah
Chales
Trwin Richards
Rougan
Truman
J. A. Cochran
F. N. Muller
Mr. Cochran
The
Wideworth Dispatch
Home Again
Wadsworth “Dispatch
R. Young
Fairview
Eugene Cozzens
L.C. Company
Mr. Springer
Unionville
B.C. Woodruff
Likely
Col. Dogeph Marten
McClain
Ae Woman Suffrage Convention
Idaho
Boise City
J. H. Richards
Boise
W. W. Woods
Wallace
M. C. Athey
L. Burnside
Shoshone
L. L. Feltham
Caldwell
Whitman
Montpelier
Bowman
Moscow
Colorado
Denver
Peabody Arived
Archuleta
Senator Taber
Brick” Allen
Hildreth
Hebbard
Cato
New York Central
Rome
N. Y
Bristol
Hood
Heaney
Company D. N. N. G
Anpersox
A. Kleinhans
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
Wert & Triax
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
Whal
O Fall
E. Reinhart & Co
A. Kleinhang
M. Hofan
Winnemucca
E. Retiarr & Co
M. Hofman
E. Reinart & Co
Stern, Auer & Co
Cincinnati
Ohio
Souxior
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