Disastrous gale slams Gulf fishing fleet vast losses feared
Charlottetown reports state heavy Wednesday night storm devastates Gulf of St Lawrence coast. Dozens of boats smashed with eight to nine men lost near South Kildare. Bessie Willis wrecked at Pox Bay. Jasper at Plat River. crew rescued. Magdalen Islands fleet awaited word. Gobernance pressuring gold standard move in India.
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Charlottetown
Gulf of St. Lawrences
Cape Henson
Quebec
Trim
New Brunswick
South Kildare
Bessie Willis
Pox Bay
Gaspe
Willis
Halifax
Jasper
Plat River
Alberton Harbor
Magdalen Islands
Personal arrivals and arrivals in town documented
J D Bradshaw arrived this morning from Paradise. Bilve of Golconda came on No 4 in the evening. James Tobin arrived from Battle Mountain yesterday afternoon. Alfred Wilkinson came yesterday from Ten Mile Oregon. B Barnar traveling man arrived yesterday on No 3 from San Franciero. Mrs Hilton of Reno arrived on No 3 and is registered at Busch. Mrs W L Wilkinson of Cane Springs arrived yesterday and returned home today. Silve of Golconda arrived yesterday and stopped at Hanemucca hotel. Mrs J Heninger arrived yesterday on No 4 from Arkansas and is staying at Lafayette. James Garat cattleman arrived yesterday from White Rock Elko county on No 4. end
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.D. Bradshaw
Paradise
Bilve
Golconda
James Tobin
Battle Mountain
Alfred Wilkinson
Ten Mile
Oregon
B. Barnar
San Franciero
Hilton
Reno
Busch
W. L. Wilkinson
Cane Springs
Silve
Tne
Hanemucca
J. Heninger
Arkansas
Lafayette
James Garat
White Rock
Elko County
Private letter from Idaho volunteers' war report
Extracts describe night skirmishes and cheers between insurgents and American troops, with mutual insults in English and Spanish. The writer details local flora and fauna including cocoanuts, fruit harvests, and native crafts. Food prices, supplies, and living conditions contrast with home, noting scarce meat, mixed dishes, and general temperance among Spaniards, Americans, and natives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Itoo
Calla
Togolos
Manila
Indiana
Aeven
LOCAL BREVITIES ON ISLAND WAR CONDITIONS
Notes on building work in progress on First and Bridge streets and on railroad operations. Reports about soldiers, volunteers, and regulars in island towns, plans for civility efforts, alcohol distribution hopes, and speculation on war duration and tactics.
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D. Giroux
First Street
Bridge Street
Lawton
Remedy ads and market notes mix in Pulaski paper
A fragment filled with medical remedies from Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy and Karls Clover Root Tea, plus several drugstore pitches. It also lists varied market data from Chicago Kansas City and Omaha including cattle sheep and wheat prices, and ends with ads for De Witts products and Mrs Winslows soothing syrup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Omaha
Texas
San Francisco
Denver
New York
Santo Domingo Crisis Sparks Debate Over Jiminez Leadership
Reports from Kingston via Dominica mail warn that Santo Domingo’s popular sentiment may not align with Juan Isidro Jiminez’s faction. While Horacio Vasquez gains support, observers say the revolution risks repeating if the next government lacks independence, stability, and industrial progress, prompting foreign powers to watch closely. Water shutoffs announced for city districts with schedule details and other notices follow, including a rental ad and church service info.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingston
Jamaica
Santo Domingo
Juan Isidro Jiminez
Imber
Jim Inez
Jimies
Horacio Vasquez
Notice of Estate Proceedings in Neada Court
Notice in the Foray Judicial District Court of the State of Neada Rumballalt County. Maria P Moprin as Executrix of the estate of John Hoppin deceased petitions First National Bank et al. to settle claims. A hearing is set for the mid day of September at Winnemoon court to consider objections in writing to the petition. Dated August 2, 1517.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santina & Co
John H. Puy
Hum
Neada
Rumbalalt Coun'y
John Hoppin
Maria P Meppis
Wiel
Maria
Moprin
Hoppin
Plete
de Velock A. M
Winnemuoon
Jie
Walt Court
Eid
Terostert
Matil
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India
Silver
Simla
India Council
Baron Curzon of
Keddleston
Clinton Dawkins
England
John Mathias
Pulaski
Saya
Chamberlain
W. A. Brown
Karl
Bogie Drug Store
de Witt
Eagle Drug Store
J. A. Schear
Sedalla Mo
Croup
Eagle Drug 1 Store
Zel
Union Pacific Railroad
Union Pacific
Missouri River
H. M. Clay
Main St
Salt Lake City
Utah
Mrs. Winslow
Shiloh
Want Drug Store
P. Ritter
Fairfax Avenue
Louisa
Jiminez
Archibald
Nation
Washington
America
Joseph Rougon
J. Rougon
N. L. Cattle Company
James Sloan
Audinl
Capital
Courthouse
E. Crook
Capitalizing House
Father Reynolda of
Melarkey Street
Thin Place
Thomas Thurman
Troy
United States
State of Ohio
City of Toledo
Lucasounty
Frank J. Cheney
J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Hall
A. D
F. J. Cheney & Co
Ohio
Induptrial Commission
Chaieman Phillips
Commission
J. D. Archibald
Standard OU Company
J. C. Lee
United Pipe Company
Lee
Standard OW
Archibald Watt
Phillips
Lane
Ulegal
Philips
Mr. Archibald
M. Lee
Mr. Livingston
W. M. Bryan
Galagher
Eneisa My
Kari
Bite
S.C. Wells
Solit
Leroy
Amy
Bush
Phos Shsh
Huiel
Silver Mate Mills
D. Cordano
Schlitz XXX Porter
Phyelak
Stexly
John Diehl
Winnemucca
New
Nevada
General Merenanoine
Gallinoorts
Redanzone & Formone
Paradine, Nevala
Diehl’s Book Store
Winommucea
Wuntey Wiesearn
C. Diehl
Winnemucca Jewelry Company
FIDO
D. J. Hadley
Windemurca
Ney
Bonnifield
Geen Herr
Cyrus Moble
GCO
P. Laverga JR
Nev
Board of County Commissionrs
Humboldt
Hortherry
Oben
Clerk Board of County Commisioners
Win
Henmucca
Dunn
Board of County Commissions
C.D. MacKay
Opti
Castle Gate
N, Owen
UPI Winnemacca
International
Saloon
Cozy Club Roos
Midge Et
Keewy, Wirwemhoc
the Palace
PE. Robbets
Ali
Sanches & Haya
Rae Francesca Gee Hermitage
Cyrus Noble
Jesse Moore
Regine
Mantin
Biliard
Humboldt River
O. Reil
Winnemucea, Nevada
Hornes
Will .G. W. Summerfield
Por Sais Sage Ki Ila Meat Market
O. Berk
Klehing Goode
Cheteest
A. Ruckteschler
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