Local News Bobs With Names From Carson to Reno
W E Townsend arrives from Parnlive and Mrs M B Bonnifield returns to Carson. Miss Todman, governor's secretary, accused by Sacramento Bee of running state politics. W C Williams bound over on assault with intent to kill. Singers for upcoming entertainment to rehearse at Lithraps. Wadsworth sees tramps hijack a car. nine captured. Minnie Schneider walks from San Francisco to Wadworth amid illness. town supports her voyage to Ogden. Mrs John Davey dies. leaves four daughters and a son. funeral planned. Dress goods ad from E Reinart & Co.
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The
Sacramento Bee
Miss Todman
W. C. Williams
Warhoe Grand Jury
Brooks McClane
Tough Pioneer Journalist Byers and Early Colorado Strife
The Colorado pioneer journalist William N Byers faced fierce threats and gunplay as he built the Rocky Mountain News. A later accident on passenger train No 4 mortally endangered the engine crew. engineer Goldie was knocked senseless but survived after medical aid and rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William N. Byers
Colotrado
Rocky Mountain News
Byers
Joseph Wolff
Boulder
Colorado
Denver
Omaha
Joe
Rose Creek
Congrave
Goldie
Chicago Mayor Leads Democratic Delegation to New York
Telegraphic news notes Chicago Mayor Harrison and nearly 200 Cook County Democrats depart for a three day tour of Greater New York. The piece also covers a Chicago man Edward F Scholder jailed over alleged threats, a Bozeman fatal poisoning mystery, and Union Pacific reorganization with two 2 million dollar checks from Sage syndicate and committee.
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Harrison
Cook County
Chicago
New York
Tammany
George
Edward F. Scholder
Otter Creek
Iowa
Charles Goiteau
Scholder
Kansas
Bozeman, Mont
Bozeman
Garlock
C. V. Boyer
Morris Lemay
Boyer
Smith
Omaha
Union Pacific
Jodge Cornish
United States National Bank
Sage Syndicate
Reorganization Committee
Reorganizaion Committee
OLD SOLDIERS PENSION ELIGIBILITY AND EASTERN TRAVEL
Public notices describe pension rights for dependents of Civil War veterans and widows or minor children of officers or enlisted men. It also advertises Union Pacific and Southern Pacific fast travel times from Winnemucca to Chicago, St. Louis, Omaha, St. Paul, and Denver, with schedules and contact agents for folders and information.
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Union Pacific
Winnemucca
Chicago
St. Louis
Onaha
St. Paul
Denver
Ogden
H. Kitto
Southern Pacific Co
D. E. Burley
Union‘ Pacific Co
Salt Lake
Death of J. S. Akin Ends Long Career in Mining
J. S. Akin died at 2 o'clock this morning at the home of Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Hadley after being brought from Chihuahua, Mexico by his son William. A veteran of the Mexican war and longtime millwright, he lived in this county and later worked in Arizona New Mexico and Mexico mining ventures. He leaves a wife, five daughters and one son. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Winnemuven
John Davey
Mrs. Davey
England
Paradise
San Francisco
Akin
D. J. Hadley
Aikin
William
Chihuahua
Mexico
Jane
Bright
Hope
Millwright
Arizona
New Mexico
Croup Cures and Stove Deals In Local Ads
A cluttered ad page notes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy bringing quick relief for croup and lines up local sales from W A Brown and Brown Piper. It lists Cole's Air Tight Stoves, Hood's Sarsaparilla as health guidance, and a Wheats and Barley price sheet from Mrs A D Wincox, with notices of residents Akin and Davey in Winnemucca dated 1807.
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Guex
Ark
F. A. Toorstox
W. A. Brown
E. Reinart & Co
Cole
Brown & Piper
Akin
Winnemucca
Nevada
Scotland
Davey
Julian Davey
England
Banner of Liberty
Libertytown
Maryland
Bryan Tours Northwest Ohio in Democratic Drive
William Jennings Bryan arrived in Ohio to boost the Democratic campaign. He opened at Montpelier then rushed to Defiance for an afternoon meeting with good crowds. He spoke in Paulding and Van Wert as well, part of a secretive tour aimed at farmers in the northwest. A separate notice seeks furnished rooms for rent in Winnemucca.
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Wm. J. Bryan
Ohio
Montpelier
Defiance
Flo
Panhling
van Wert
Hinna
Mr. Bryan
Silver Sealer
Brows & Prive Advertising Note
Hardware and plumbing line promotes stoves ranges oils and timing services. It stresses good goods and workmanship at low prices offered by Brows and Prive in a brisk local business notice.
No-To-Bac and Casarets Ad Broadsheet Warning
Public health warning style notice highlighting tobacco quitting aid No-To-Bac and Cassarets candy products. Claims cure promises with refunds and free samples, name Sterling Kennedy Co. Chicago New York and Brows Piven. Contains typical early 20th century advertising language and generic guaranty statements.
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Sterling Kennedy Co
Chicago
New York
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W. E. Townsend
Parnlive
A. FE. Lithrap
Reno
John Sheridan
Pioche
Wadsworth Dispatch
Blaney
Pablock
Crosby
Minnie Schneider
Wadaworth
Wareworth
Julia Davey
Colorado Journalism
Conrae
Wolff
Byere
Hanson
Mr. Goldie
Telegraphic News
New York City
Greater New York
W. J. Bryno
Bryan
Stabba
State University
Stubbs
East
J. 5S
Croup
FE. Retsnant & Co
E. Retnant & Co
KE. Reinhart & Co
Hood
A. D. Wincox
P. O
Royal
Oyal
AL Warin
Newena
Hall
F. J. Chenry & Co
Props
Toledo
P. J. Coeney
West & Traux
Tuleda
O. Wanotye
Kinsaxn
Leading Hardware House
J. Roveox
Brows & Piven
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