Memorial services held worldwide for McKinley death
Across Cologne Paris Peking St Petersburg and Berlin memorial services honored President McKinley. In San Francisco and California the day saw widespread mourning with Chinese merchants suspending business and all public offices banks and stores closing. Denver observed the day with ferries on the river remains and a half hour salute.
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McKinley
Paria
Peking
United States
President McKinley
Count von Bulow
San Francisco
California
Denver
Col
William McKinley
Canton
McKinley in favorable condition and wartime briefings
Canton reports Mrs McKinleys condition favorable as the Schley Court of Inquiry resumes in Washington after an eight day lull. Admiral Higginson testifies first while President Roosevelt returns to the White House and cabinet reconvenes. Steel mills reopen in Pittsburg as strike settlement pressures influence outcomes. Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets promise a day cure for colds. No cure no pay.
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Canton
Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Pittsburg
Mining notes reveal hopeful ore finds and new shafts
Seventy miners work in Olinghouse and White Horse canyons while Daly-West in Park City paid $52,500 in dividends last week. Uncle Sam in Tintic distributed $15,000. A fatal 200 foot shaft fall at Diamond mine in Eureka killed 21 year old Edward Anderson, a Finnish native. Le Roi mine in Rossland seeks 700 workers. Consolidated California and Virginia ships 100 tons to Douglass mill for a test run to improve ore recovery. Jumbo district reports a gold value of $20 per ton in surface ore, possibly reviving regional mining. Grand Prize in Tuscarora to be reopened. water drainage improved. Reno Star area sees bonded claims near by. Pioche smelter modernizing. Quartette line to Colorado river delayed by low water. Senator Gold Mining advances near Steamboat Springs with deep shaft work and safety drilling. Mrs Winslow's Teething Syrup marketed for children with claims of broad relief.
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Daly-West
Park City
Utah
Uncle Sam
Tintic
Edward Anderson
Eureka
Finland
Jumbo
Holman Ground
Virginia
Tuscarora
Tonopah Bonanza Notes and Local Affairs
Tonopah notes describe ore hauling, a prisoner committed to Reno Insane asylum, a window entry robbery of $5, Nye County official pay concerns, and tax returns from leases 56 and 82. Also mentions DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve cures piles, counterfeit warnings, and Kodol Dyspepsia Care being prescribed by physicians.
The Curse of Womankind Headache Cure Ad
An advertisement touts Sher man s Headache cure claiming instant relief with a single dose. It promises perfect harmlessness and immediate relief for neuralgia and headaches. Boxes priced 25c and 10c and guaranteed, for sale by local providers.
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Sherman
Brown Bros
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Whitehorse Canyons
le Roi
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Consolidated California & Virginia Company
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E. J. Eddards
Reno Star Mine
Messrs. McCormack and
Tibbits
Reno Gazette
Ed. Freudenthal
Pioche
Bristol
Freudenthal
DeLamar Lode
The
Quartette Mining Company
Lincoln County
Colorado River
Meedles
Quartette
Senator Gold Mining Company
Steamboat Springs
Ogden
Reno Journal
Mrs. Winslow
McDonald, Ga
Tadvine
Cardus
Cardui
Thedford
Lee
Gardui
Adutsery Force
Chattanooga Medicine Company
Chattanooga
Ten
Lydia E. Pinkham
Anna Aston
Box
Troy
Bart Abe
Asten
Lyna
Pinkham Medicine Co
Tonopah
Pat Lanhart
Reno
Nye County
Biaucht &Co
RK. W. Pursell
Kintersville
DeWitt
C.D. van Duzer
J. T. Wheel Wheeler & van Duzer
Attorneys-At-Law
Diehl Building
Bert L. Hoop
Courthouse
Winnemucca, Nevada
Giroux
Woonemucca
Nevada
Stanton
W. L. Samuels
Bridg and
D. T. C. Hanson
Ee Ee
Eagle Drug Office
Alfred Chartz
Carson City, Nevada
W. #. HOLT
Humboldt County
Aurest
Paradise Valley
New
Charles M’connell
John O'Kane
Lovelock
Ney
Winnemucca
Itton Pata Transient Custom and Freight Team
G. W. Summerfield
Saint Leute
ABC
Gohemian
Herman
American Brewing Co
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