Thuralay's Brevuels Report From Thuralay's Daily
Bishop Leonard left for Salt Lake yeaturday morning. Evan Williams arrived on the de Jayed train last night and remained over. Hon H F Bartine arrived from Cargon last night and departed for Salt Lake City. Gov Sutherland the cattleman arrived from the west on the delayed train last night. Passenger train No 3 arrived last night after twelve hours delay. Weather indicators at midnight promised good weather. A freight train carried provisions for ice men delayed by trains. An observer notes workers may strike and vote in different patterns. The Silver State notes Kennedy taxes paid for the Imperial quartz mill site and offices purchased by Harry Warren for J R Benton Kennedy and W L Wilkinson. The Chinese New Year begins on the 26th. Reno celestials unlikely to have elaborate celebrations due to raids and costs. The Silver State reports L L Rickard goes to Dis aster Peak placer mines with a four-horse team for supplies and expects activity there in spring.
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Bishop Leonard
Salt Lake
Evan Williams
Saya
Imperial Quartz
Kennedy
Harry Warren
J. R Benton
UO Be. Kennedy
W. L. Wilkinson
Reno
L. Rickard
Disaster Peak
Humboldt
Clough & Crosby’s
Nash
Misa G. Hollingsworth
Harry E. Stewart
Toll House
Humboldt County
The
Good Templars
Ben Payne
White Pine
Adamo & Keating
Nye
White Plains
John J. Ingalla
Allen
H. Hamlin
Ellis
Stockton Street
San Francisco
C. C. Conwell
Nevada State Dental Association
Carson
Wilson Thyes
Consolidated California and Virginia Company
OC A. Warner
California
Chinatown
China
Beautiful Gift To Reno School Trustee Jamison
Ex trustee M. Jamison received a complete set of Charles Dickens works from Reno school district teachers at a High School building ceremony. Superintendent Bray praised his long service on the School Board and his courteous conduct, while Jamison expressed pride in the books as both a valued object and a souvenir of fifty years with the schools.
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Lruetee
M. Jamison
Reno
Charles Dickens
Bray
Jamison
Senate Committees and Enrolled Bills Report
A list of Senate committees and referrals shows Blisa and others assigned to Judiciary Agriculture Education Internal Improvements Enrolled Bills and more. The piece notes two local boys bitten by cars and urges action on dangerous street animals, plus a seed giveaway from Senator Stewart via the Agricultural Department at Washington.
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Stewart
Jovanat
Agricultural Department
Washington
Wspaprre AG
Kennedy Mines Survey Free Milling Promise and Capital
Spring brings renewed activity to Kennedy with debate over a free milling process for Kennedy ores. Investors seek 70 to 80 percent success, citing mines like Gold Note and Hidden Treasure already paying costs and generating returns. Capital stagnation, cautious finance, and inflated property values hinder progress. urging fair terms and active development could revive Kennedy’s mining prospects and lift doubt.
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Ira
Kennedy
Eigty
Brevities from Fridays Daily cover many court actions
Friday's Daily briefs detail numerous court matters in pur suance of stipulations with dismissals and demurrers, set trials for February 4 and March 11, plus guardian authority in estate cases. Local notes report cold weather, ice conditions, arrivals, and a Capitol janitor appointment.
President opposes silver legislation beyond seigniorage coinage
Washington dispatch reports the President has reviewed all currency compromise plans and will not approve any silver measure beyond seigniorage coinage. Silver advocates see no usable concessions. In Esmeralda, Sheriff W. A. Ingalls brought in two insane patients, Adolph Foote and Eugene Gallagher, committed to the asylum.
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Washington
W. A. Ingalls
Esmeralda
Adolph Foote
Eugene Gallagher
Weather Bulletin Storms and Climate Shifts Across February
Weather index from St Joseph Missouri dated January 26 outlines storm waves crossing the continent from late January to early February, with a second disturbance reaching the Pacific Coast around February 5. It forecasts cooler temperatures in February with above normal rainfall in some regions and notes warming in the upper Mississippi valley while Northeast cold snaps persist. The piece also discusses magnetic pole movement and its claimed effect on long term climate trends in North America.
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W. T. Foster
St. Josefe Mo
Pacific Coast
Great Central
Great Central Valleys
Atlantic
Pacific
Ohio Valley
Texas
Mississippi
Missouri
Understanding magnetic force and electric currents
The writer discusses how electricity carries matter and an ether flows contrary to current directions. They describe a global magnetic force centered near the north poles, its lines of force influencing the magnetic needle at right angles, and how distortions in those lines mislead electricians about needle variation.
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North
America
Asia
Winter in the Sierra Truckee and Surroundings in Snowy Season
Snow deepens in Truckee as storms persist, with heavy shoveling duties for residents. Snow slides and delayed trains hinder travel, while the rotary snowplow clears tracks. Town scenery becomes novel and picturesque, icicles decorate roofs, and pedestrians navigate snow piled high along streets and eaves to allow light into homes.
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Truckee
Eagle Grapple Fork Patented by George Laughton
George Laughton has invented the Eagle Grapple Fork to revolutionize loading and stacking hay wool and other bulky material. A steel model by R L Buncel is shown at J J Quinns hardware store. Simple in construction it can be operated by a boy and horse and its capacity depends on fork size and power. Farmers say it reduces hay handling costs and aids loading and unloading ships. the machine is inexpensive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Laughton
R. L. Buncel
J. J. Quinn
Opium Arrests Hearings Before Justice Linn
Chinese defendants arrested in opium joints were arraigned before Justice Linn. Attorney T V Julien urged leniency, noting hardship and potential future reform. Judge sentenced Ab Scuey Ab Hung and Ab Hung to 25 dollars or twelve and a half days. last two paid fines and were discharged. Ching Goo Dam Pon fined 50 dollars or twenty five days. Choe Tong bail and be tried. Three outfit members will observe China New Years with Sheriff. Fatty a Celestial woman fined 25 dollars for running an opium den.
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Linn
T. V. Julien
Celestials
Ab Scuey
Ab Hung
Ching Goo
Dam Pon
Runaway Team Collision Injures Mrs Peterson at Bakery
A parade of Wieland’s beer wagon struck a cart near Pioneer Bakery injuring Mrs Andrew Peterson, who suffered a dislocated shoulder and bruises. The incident occurred as teams mingled with other vehicle traffic. The wagon resumed its route afterward. A new forty mile telegraph cable through mountains promises uninterrupted service.
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Wieland
Palace Hotel
Joe Ziegler
Pioneer Bakery
Andrew Peterson
Weiland
Conor
Daily brief notices from Saturday's Daily update
A compact roundup lists arrivals and departures of officials and residents, including C A Jones US District Attorney, Humphreys US Marshal, Rickey of Carson, W E Sharon, T R Constant, W H North, T L Hoppin, and Pitt and Francis. Also noted are a university president speaking to the Legislature, Nye county scrip redemption figures, a horse accident involving Lou Gentry’s son, the 1895 World Almanac, the postponed reading room dance, and Philadelphia’s Clover Club inviting Newlands to speak on finance.
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G. H. Buckland
Dan Huffaker
Winters
Washoe Valley
C. A. Jones
U.S
Carson
United States
Humphreys
T. R. Rickey
California
W. E. Sharon
Board of County Commissioners of
Nye County
Lou Gentry
Clover Club
Philadelphia
Congressman Newlands
High School Program Delights Audience With Noted Entertainments
The High School program published in yesterday morning's journal and staged yesterday afternoon drew a large audience. A dialogue by Mrs M S Doten titled Woman Suffrage from the Male Point of View provoked merriment and showcased women's political engagement. Miss Gertie Caine and Master Stuart played candidates for office with notable skill. The piece comments on bribery by office seekers and railroad passes from a male political magnate. The community sees rising talent as fathers are urged to attend more, hoping for more essays debates and declamations from capable young people.
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Reno
M. S. Doten
Gertie Caine
Stuart
Freight Train Wreck Near Truckee Causes Major Damage
A freight train of thirty cars derailed after starting on a down grade east of Truckee. The detached cars collided with a westbound swing train, wrecking the engine almost beyond repair and destroying several freight cars. The swing engine crew were slightly injured, and rescuers spent hours clearing the track for service.
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Truckee
Legislative Committees Visit State Institutions
Senators Skaggs Wilson Gregovich Comins Assemblymen Coryell Wieland Crisler Conboie Wilson Flannigan McNaughton McDonald Hogan Beck and Stanley arrived from Carson last evening. Committeemen from the Legislature were named to visit the University and Asylum as members of the committees on Ways and Means, State Prison and Asylum and State Institutions.
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Skaggs
Wilson
Gregovich
Comins
Coryell
Wieland
Crisler
Conboie
Flannigan
McNaughton
McDonald
Hogan
Beck
Stanley
Carson
Ways and Mearns
Bedstead larger than life anchors wedding in New York flat
Jack Barnes wed on Thanksgiving and received a mahogany bedstead so massive it blocked the parlor and crowded two bedrooms in a Harlem flat. An expressman claimed nine tons, and the couple joked about climbing from a window as workers maneuvered the gift through a narrow New York unit. Mayhem followed the grand gift in-laws.
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Jack Barnes
Howard Fielding
Boston Herald
Harlem
New York
Barnes
Hunter
Jack
Unreasonable Request for Dress Inspired by Street Fashion
Mrs Williams notes her husband only asks promptly when reasonable. He once described to her a dress he liked from a passing woman, detailing color, fabric, and features. She said the request was impossible to grant, illustrating the couple’s tension over practical limits of requests.
Boy recites popular show songbook jingle at theater
A Chicago Record fragment shows a boy hawking cheap songbooks before a variety show crowd. He chants titles like Golden Hair and The Fatal Wedding while audience exits. The piece rhymes with lines about songs sung in the show, prices of a dime or 10 cents, and references to Mollie Newell Maggie Mooney and Mrs O Flaherty.
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Hoe
Mollie Newell
Maggie Mooney
Mrs
Five Weeks Versus Years Gift Exchange Dialogue
The excerpt shows a husband and wife exchange playful lines five weeks after marriage and again five years after, with gifts a diamond necklace and an ash receiver. He jokes about cigar ashes to avoid sweeping, highlighting domestic humor from New York Weekly.
His View of It TEACHER AND BOY DIALOGUE REPORTED
A Philadelphia Record excerpt presents a teacher asking a Bainbridge street boy about naming a meal at noon. The piece contrasts calls for sympathy with a sober view that living is hard and flowers cannot alter death, suggesting the dead care not for praise or offerings.
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Bainbridge Street
Philadelphia Record
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Patchen
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Goring
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E. E. Cochran
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First Nation Bank
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Maria S. Alt
George Lovelock
White Cloud Copper Mining Co
E. W.tatlock
Curler & Curler
T. KE. Haydon
R. M. Clarke
T. E H. Haydon
W. H. Noyes
John M. Hill
Eureka
State Capitol
M. Cohn
Judge Lobenstein
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T. W. Boalt
J. J. Nicholson
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Verdi
State Controller
W. L. Pritchard
Nick of the Woods
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