21 Mar 1885
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Newspaper
The Pioche Weekly Record
Location
Pioche, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1885
Page
1
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A reader letter from Miss Tolan of Hudson New York recounts a Rhode Island history note from Governor Royse explaining why Rhode Island has two capitals. The letter details early colonial divisions, the later unification, and how the legislature met in Newport and Providence, with current sessions mainly in Providence and May meetings at Newport.
A notice titled Constable's Sale announces execution of a job work completion at a local venue. The item notes bidders may inspect and submit bids by a specified deadline to claim or claim profits from the demanded labor completion. Local authority overseeing sale and contact details are included.
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A historic profile of Mohammed Ahmed, the Mahdi, detailing his Abyssinian origins from Dongola, early religious education, rise to leadership of the Sudan rebellion, and portrayal as a transformative figure who emerged from obscurity to command a large, warlike following against Egyptian forces.
A clipped 19th century miscellany reports the English Government plans fifty steam-wheel steamboats on the Nie. It notes £20,000 given to General Goron’s family, New York committees controlling federal patronage, and a decamped Salvation Army treasurer in North Adams. It mentions Montreal cattle depot plans over Chicago and pugilists John L Sullivan and Paddy Ryan near New Orleans, plus a Parisian style murder verdict, a Baghdad heir claim, Herald office shakeups, and US meat import policy and a dynamite suspect. It closes with US January salt imports from Cheshire, a record monthly total.
Fragmentary OCR shows a dubious medical notice touting asthma cures and venturing into apothecary ads. Mentions quacklike remedies and a list of names, places, and a Grand Hotel Drug Store tied to a sale. Indicates a local ad page with scattered vendor references and health claims.
Trustee Henry T Wells announces a public auction under a trust deed for a complex mining claim in Nevada. The sale covers an undivided interest in a mesa of property including a silver mine, mill, and associated buildings with fittings and tools. Proceeds aim to satisfy a debt secured by the trust deed.
Public notice states the sheriff will conduct a deed sale of property belonging to Archie McQuaig and Gruty at the courthouse steps in Ploebe Nevada. The sale seeks payment of debt with interest and costs, with auction to the highest bidder, under Nevada law and directed by county officials.
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