Local News Briefs From This Week’s Virginia City Area
Local notes report band practice at the armory and a Friday negro solo at Armory hall. Arrivals include L A Felix from Lovelock J H Pinkston a Mountain City sheep buyer James Byrnes and daughter Mise Alive from Paradise and Judge Cheney from Elko. Miller Lux to ship cattle to Gilroy and Omaha Sears Elwood to ship to Omaha. Peter Rask’s teams head to Denio with machinery for a new Brini mill. Death visits H A Gilbert’s family as brother in law John Reed dies in Lovelock. District court sessions ongoing for Walter Kermeen. Telephone line Ely to Eureka now in operation. Cripples of the country plan a St Louis convention. Hallie Bigelow’s remains due in San Francisco for funeral next week. Mrs Mayer and daughter head to Jamestown for hotel business. A Virginia town anecdote ends with a Bed scene from Virginia Report.
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Armory
Miller & Lux
Gilroy
Cal
Sears & Elwood
Omaha
Peter Rask
Teama
Denio
Brini Mining Company
Hallie Bigelow
San Francisco
New York
Judge Bigelow
Pacific Street
St. Louis
Chicago
Frank Mayer
Mamie
Berti
Jamestown
Mr. Mayer
Wionemucca
Montana Murderer Captured Near Battle Mountain
Harvey Whitton alias James Hall was arrested near Battle Mountain by Elko and Lander County sheriffs for the murder of Deputy Sheriff Jack Allen of Gallatin County Montana on January 16. He denies identity, claims to be 22, and awaits transfer papers to Montana. A $400 reward is offered for his capture.
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Elko
Sagar
Mateer
Euston
Lander County
Harvey Whitton
James Hall
Battle Mountain
Jack Allen
Gallatin County
Montana
Hall
Whitton
Nevada
California
Nelson
John Stradter
Stroeder
Frank Morgan
Madison County
Allen
Jury still out in Leetgert case amid death penalty debate
The Leetgert case jury remained unsettled with eight jurors favoring conviction and the death penalty while four favored acquittal. Other items note high diver K Sheedy leaping 108 feet into the Ohio River at Louisville and George M. Pullman's sudden death in Chicago. Emma Goldman speeches spark mayoral dispute in St. Louis and Union Pacific sale plans loom as Cornish sails to St. Paul. An eagle capture after a Warm Creek hunt ends with a university shipment. No-To-Bae ad ends the column.
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Deneen
K. Sheedy
Louisville and
Jeffersonville
Ohio River
Louisville
Omaha
Cornish
Union Pacific
St. Paul
Southern Pacific
Huntington
Reorganization Committee
Mr. Alley
Warm Creek
The
State University
de. Stubbs
Danger in Soda and Dyspepsia Remedies Advise
A dated medical advices column warns against using common soda for sour stomach, noting risks from irritation and even death. It promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a safe digestive aid and cites doctors endorsing them, with price, mailing offer, and a list of other advertised remedies and testimonials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlandson
Stuart
Waerth
Stuart, Co
Marshall, Mich
Brown & Piven Leading Hardware House
The Leading Hardware House offers hardware stoves ranges oils and tinning plumbing supplies. They emphasize good goods work and the lowest prices to please customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown & Piven
Candy Cathartic Touts Gentle Health Benefit
An advertisement extols Cascarets Candy Cathartic as a pleasant wholesome laxative for kidneys liver and bowels. It claims cleansing effects, cold relief, headache and fever reduction, and habitual constipation relief. It promotes trying a box of Cascarets, price 50 cents, with guaranteed cures at drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C
All Drug Usats
Patent cure ads and dubious remedies sweep the page
An assortment of 19th century advertising copy promotes laxatives Cancarets and candy cathartic, No-To-Bac tobacco aid, Hood's Sarsaparilla, and Sterling Remedy Co catalogs. Claims of guaranteed cures, free booklets, and sample offers abound alongside unrelated service mentions from E. Rersmarr & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addres Sterling Remedy Co
Chicago
New York
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething relief
An old advertisement touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a universal teething remedy. It claims immediate relief for sick infants, cures diarrhea, regulates the stomach, relieves wind colic, softens gums, and boosts energy. Sold by druggists worldwide at twenty five cents a bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winslow
Mra. Winson
United States
Delinquent Notice from Num Mining Company
Delinquent notice lists stock assessments due for Num Mining Company. Locations cited include San Francisco California and Sencey Weerster Humboldt County and Nevada. Amounts delinquent appear opposite each shareholder name as of September 7 1807.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NUM Mining Company
San Francisco
California
Sencey Weerster
Humboldt County
State of
Nevada
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L. A
Felix
Lovelock
Armory Hall
J. H. Pinkston
Mountain City
Elko County
Miller & Lax
Muin
Virginia City
R. Davey
Cheney
James Byrnes
Mise
Paradise
H. A. Gilbert
John Reed
Walter Kermeen
Carson
Ely
Eureka
Krattechnitt
8. V
Ogden
Virginia Report
Battle Utain
Nevada DeLamar
B.D. Tunner
DeLamr
Milford
Great DeLamar
Captain de Lamar
Bia
Lincoln County
Guanls
West
Salt Lake Tribune
Cole
Atate
Telegraphic News
George M. Pullman
Prairie Avenue
Eighteenth Streets
Chidtyo
Mr. Pullman
Emma Goldman
Ziegenheim
Grant Monument
Twelfth Street Square
Chicago Haymarket
Sandley
U. P
BE. Reinhart & Co
F. J. Cuensry & Co
Props
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
West & Traux
Watnine
Kixnas & Marvin
Brown & Piper
la Grippe
Chamberlain
Banner of Liberty
Liberty Town
Maryland
W. A. Brown
Morwraw Grex
Ark
A. Tnorston
Royel
ROYAL
Grows & Piren
C.C.C
Hood
E. Rersmarr & Co
Naimes
Cert
Shire
Amt
Behire
Belire
Curtis
J. Ruin
We Curtis
J. B
Greene
Chiat
Chas
Keene
Downer
Perley
Merket Street
San Francis California
M. Ealay
ER. M. Duperu
Market Street
Californe
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