State News Notes of Nevada Transfers and Elections
Numerous real estate transfers occur in Etko while C and C railroad engines now burn coal locally. A tight Republican primary vote in Virginia City. 125 Catholics confirmed in Reno. Francis G. Newlands boosts Ormsby fair funds. State fair opening day attendance breaks records. Burglaries reported from Reho amid fair season. Reno G A R member John Samson dies in Santa Monica. Carson native Bert Adams killed in San Francisco streetcar accident. Democratic and silver parties plan fusion in Storey County. Attorney General Jones possible for Second Judicial district. Newlands campaigns in Dayton and Yerington with Bryan and Stevenson Club. Davis the escapee recaptured near McKinney's. Carson News note on prison guard. Prof A L Dornberger faces criticism for quitting Eureka high school to join San Jose high school.
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Repubean County
Virginia City
Reno
Francis G. Newlands
Ormsby County
Reho
John Samson
G. A. R. Post
Santa Monica
Cal
Bert Adams
Carson
San Francisco
Democratic
Silver
Storey County
Newlands
Dayton
Lyon County
Yerington
Bryan and Stevenson Club
Davis
McKinney
Poker Jim
Carson News
A. L. Dornberger
Eureka
Redding
San Jose
Local and Personal News and Court Actions
S Schubener departed for Deno this morning. A B Russell left for Golconda on No 6 yesterday. W A Allen of Chicago registered at the Lafayette. Henry Abel arrived from Evans ranch Willow Point. Mrs A Stone left for Wild Morse Oregon. A Layton and A W Allen arrived from Battle Mountain last night. C OH Overington and Bix Gibbons left San Francisco this morning. District Court opened. Judge Bonnifield grants letters of administration to Mrs Francis A Coleman in estate of D M Coleman, bond set at 1000 dollars. Wellsburgo Co Western division superintendent P0 Barstow notifies agents that Galveston relief items will be carrier free of charge. indicate express purpose.
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S. Schubener
Denio
A. B. Russell
Golconda
W. A. Allen
Chicago
Lafayette
Henry Abel
Evans Ranch
Willow Point
A. Stone
Wild Morse
Oregon
A. Layton
A. W. Allen
Battle Mountain
C. OH. Overington
Bix Gibbons
San Francisco
Bonnifield
Francis A. Coleman
D. M. Coleman
Barstow
Western Division
Wellsburgo & Co
Asl
Galveston
Mr Abel Declines Candidacy for Humboldt County Office
Mr Abel of Golconda Nev declines run for sheriff noting older rivals. He thanks supporters for efforts toward his nomination and praises Humboldt County voters. Also Democratic candidates Nelxe Nelson of Lovelock and W H Bryson announce bids for Assemblyman, Nelson a rancher from Big Meadows, Bryson a Southern Pacific brakeman.
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Nelxe Nelson
Lovelock
Nelson
Big Meadows
Humboldt County
W. H. Bryson
Mr. Bryson
Assembly
D J Biggins Pledges Nevada Residency for Senate Vote
To the People of Humboldt County D I Biggins candidate for State Senator promises that if elected he will not vote for John P Jones for U S Senator or for any other man not a bona fide resident of Nevada. Signed D J BIGGINS. sep 16 nov 5.
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Humboldt County
D. J. Biggins
John P. Jones
United States
Nevada
Ramirez to open barber shop with music lessons
Mr Manuel Ramirez in the Wessler Building beside Winnemucca Bottling Works plans to open a barber shop and offer lessons on violin guitar and mandolin. Those seeking instruction are urged to call at his shop.
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Manuel Ramirez
Wessler
Winnemucca
Judge Mack's Opinion on East Politics 1900 Letter
The Virginia Report prints a letter from Judge Mask dated September 14 1900 to J R Ryan about the East political scene. He cites National Secretary Walsh who says Bryan is safe in Delaware Maryland West Virginia Kentucky and Indiana and that Minnesota Wisconsin Michigan Illinois and New York are swing states. He notes gains among conservatives property owners and laborers and says the fight hinges on ground held. He mentions Congressman Lewis of Ohio confident Bryan will win Ohio and hints Mayor Jones' support for Bryan.
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Chicago
Walsh
Delaware
Maryland
West Virginia
Kentucky
Indiana
Bryan
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Michigan
Sinois
New York
Lewis
Ohio
Jone
Jones
Cc. B. Mack
Telegrams Chronicle War Fears and Disasters Across Regions
President McKinley returned to Washington. Ute Indians threaten in Colorado. Over four thousand bodies found in Galveston. Count Waldersee arrives in Hong Kong. 112,000 coal miners idle in Pennsylvania strike. Gale at Nome claims three lives. Butte population rises to 30,470. Battleships Kearsarge and Alabama launched at Portsmouth. Valencia reaches Seattle with passengers and gold. Five babies burned in Cincinnati fire. one rescuer perishes. Sacramento grows to 29,210, up 10.98 percent since 1860. Gordon Castle sinks after collision. Stormann also sinks. 20 aboard Gordon Castle lost. High Island destroyed by late storm. thousands displaced, hundreds of bodies found. Komatipoort fighting reported. Komatipoort bridge expected to be destroyed. Boer drives at Komatipoort threaten supplies.
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McKinley
Washington
Colorado
Galveston
Waldersee
Hongkong
Pennsylvania
Nome
Sth
Butte
Mont
Kearsarge
Alabama
Portsmouth
Seattle
Wash
Valencia
Cincinnat
High Island
Galvaston
Iutore
Lourenzo Marques
Komatt’ Poort
Roberts
Komitipoort
Komatipoort
Transvaal
Trib liniment praised by famed horse trainer Bowers
From Palo Alto a veteran California horse trainer hails Trib as the best liniment for bruises and sprains after twenty years of training. Fresh fish expected tomorrow. orders to express office. Overland Route offers fast rail service with connections from Ogden to western points.
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Palo Alto
California
Stanford
Chas
H. Bowers
H. A. Gilbert
Overland Limited
Fast Mail
Atlantic Express
Ogden
Salt Lake
Denver
F. B. Choate
Salt Lake City
Utah
Mining News and Current Operations Across Nevada and Idaho
Mining reports from the 19 level at Combination shaft in Virginia City show water at 28 feet. A gold bullion consignment valued at 150000 arrived in Salt Lake from DeLamar mining. Glasgow and Western sold a carload of Nevada concentrates in Salt Lake. DeLamar and Mercur Consolidated Mining Company earned 296861 in the month at Mercur Utah. Atlanta Idaho mining properties owned by an English syndicate shifted to Eastern capitalists. Bank of Nevada attached Reno Smelting and Milling plant for 1000 with a rumored $1200 mechanic's lien by George Holesworth. Charles Balman of Utah secured a bond on the Anaanda group near Gregory’s ranch in Snake Valley. purchase price in five figures. Delamar mining saga notes attempts to amalgamate with April Fool failing, while Captain's holdings are targeted with Montana promoters involved.
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Salt Lake
DeLamar Ming
Glasgow & Western
Nevada
DeLamar and Mercur Consolidated Mining Company
Mercur
Utah
Atlanta
Idaho
Bank of Nevada
Reno Smelting and Milling Company
George Holesworth
Reno Journal
White Pine News
Charles Balman
Timber Canyon
Gregory
Snake Valley
William Gregory
Andy Hotaling
Delamar
Nev
Great DeLamar
aMntana
Salt Lake Tribune
Beware of Ointments for Catarrh and Cholera Remedy Ad
A Victorian advertisement warns against mercury ointments for catarrh and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney & Co Toledo. It also touts Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with a Virginia editor's testimonial via O R Moore. Sold by Brown Bros Druggists.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Virginia
Chamberlain
Times
Hillstville
O. R. Moore
Brown Bros
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Promoted for Teething Relief
The long advertised teething remedy Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup claims quick relief for teething pains ills and cramps in infants. It is said to cure diarrhoea regulate stomach wind colic soften gums give energy and sell for twenty five cents a bottle through druggists worldwide. The ad promotes authenticity by citing a physician and nurse in the United States.
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Mrs. Winslow
A Word to Mothers About Chamberlain Cough Remedy
Mothers of children with croup or severe cold are advised to use Chamberlain's Cough Remedy which contains no opiate or alcohol and may be given to babies and adults alike. The remedy has gained wide approval across the United States and abroad, with Brown Bros. druggists selling it.
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United States
Brown Bros
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State News Notes
Etko
Second Judicial District
A. L. Fitageral
Mr. Abel
Humbolde
F. Abel
Golconda, Nev
The
Virginia Report
J. R. Ryan
Judge Mask
East
Union Pacific Railroad
Mines and Mining
Virgina City
First National Bank
Agen
Ftes
Corres
F. IE Lee
Sibbald
Lion
Castine C
F. Gla . Busch
Pacific Coast
Market Street
G. A. Krenkel
G. W. Summerfield
Thos, Srone
Mear
Flist
Ciaes Hots
Superior
Gia
Halwa
Dave McB. Rose
Bridge Street, Winnewaces, Nev
Hay End
Castle Gate
N. Owen
Impemurca
Felix, Poulin
pLatinums Om and Wagonmaker
Horseshoeing
Bridge Street
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