Rich Plager strikes rich in Copper Canyon placer mine
Jan 6 report from Battle Mountain details a new find of very rich gravel at the James Dahl Placer mine in Copper Canyon seventeen miles away. The Dahl and associates long operated in the canyon mouth using rocker and dry wash methods before expanding, with significant tunnel work to reach bedrock and extract thousands of dollars in material.
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Battle Mountain
James Dahl
Copper Canyon
Dahl
Beesmne
Nevaadie
Beacon
Clover Valley Deal Sheds Light on Steel Holdings Sale
The article details a recent transaction involving Mr Agee and Woot Gill Leraime as principal holders. It notes Clover Valleys and Win Jatt of the senn place in the hold and mentions Livertooh Company as part of the deal.
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Stechkmien
Continentepests
Steele Drethend
Clover Valles Cmd
Thie Dent
Agee
Woot Gill Leraime
Pte Dnd & Livertooh
Wan Datnesen
Bradhey Opera House to Host Sunday Diner Benefit
Local organizers plan a Sunday afternoon event at Bradhey Opera House to raise funds for a community diner. Details remain unclear due to damaged text but the event aims to support local residents and feature charity services.
Nevada to Host Federal Highway Experts Under Shackleford Plan
Governor Boyle asked the Bureau of Public Roads in Washington for two highway experts to assist Nevada in planning state projects under the Shackleford bill. Officials expect experts to arrive in Carson City in two to three weeks as Nevada receives about 67 004 dollars this year with yearly increases, while total state needs and commissions coordinate with federal road plans for roughly 1 000 000 dollars ensuing from the act.
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Boyle
Bureau of Public Roads and Rural Engineering
Washington, D. C
Shackleford
Counress
Bureau
Carson City
Congress
Nevada
Brad Comsdeston
Former Los Angeles newspaperman Stephen Parsons dies in New York
Advices from New York report the death of Stephen E Parsons son of J F Aireons of Nevala and a former Helvepaper man of Les Armceles. He died of pneumonia and will be brought home by his widow. Parsons was known as a prominent newspaper man on the West Coast and worked for major dailies. He was son of Min JP Tarsens and nephew of AW Lesson and Jr. Keyser, with many friends in the county.
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Stephen I Parsons
J. F Aireons
Nevala
Les Armceles
New York
Pateifiemla
Tly
Hueld
South Hoover Treet
Anpeles Herald
Stephen E. Parsons
Parser
Nevada
Mr Pargens
Mn 1
Parsons
Min JP Tarsens
Alo
AW Lesson and Jr
Keyser Ile
Formosa Earthquake Death Toll Exceeds Three Hundred
Tokyo Jan 6 The disaster in Formosa has killed more than 300 people with Nan ta sait city and hundreds injured as buildings collapsed during the quake's worst moment.
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Tokio
Japan
Formosa
Nanta Sait
Pioneer Isabel Laymanee Dies After Long Odyssey
Mrs Isabel Laymanee an Nevadan pioneer died at Paradise Valley home of Mrs Estey Austin at about seven in the evening She was 88 a native of Pennsylvania and crossed the plains long before the railroad She lived three years in Dun Glen where her husband commanded SS troops during Indian wars Later she settled in Paradise Valley where she spent her last fifty years Her only known relative a New York niece Aisin She was famed for hospitality and acts of kindness Funeral set for Paradise Valley near Sunday afternoon
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Isabel Laymanee
Nevayda
Estey Austin
Paradise Valley
Humboldt
Starr
Pennsylvania
Decessed
Plains
Dun Glen
Lumberjack Enlists in Marine Corps at Duluth
In Duluth Minnesota on January 6 a lumberjack named Charles Johnson from Aitkin enlisted in the United States Marine Corps. He was immediately transferred to Mare Island California for training. Johnson asked to be sent to Santo Domingo or the Philippines as soon as possible, hoping a shorter tropical posting would be found.
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John On Reqersted
Santo Domingo
Equator
Newspapers Expect No Mail Rate Increase Said by Believers
Washington reports say newspapers anticipate no mail rate hike as Congress struggles with the post office appropriation. Rep. Rand of Los Angeles and Chairman Henry hinder substitutes to speed the bill, risking delays and riders that could stall the entire measure.
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Washington
Becanelass
Lhather
Randa
Los Angeles
Henry
German submarine sinks British transport Iner mia
A German submarine sinks the British transport Iner mia off the coast. Initial loss estimates vary, with reports confirming fatalities in the attack. The Knights of Pythiog hold their regular meeting Thursday night installing new officers. An after-ceremony meal featured chicken and salad for attendees at the Elk Cafe menu offerings include new items.
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London
Dan
Dew
Knights of Pythiog
O.M. Milles
J. Perry
W. G. Grouthouse
Kk Rockwell
Moon Wo
Late War News From Berlin World War II Dispatches
The report describes Romania’s final phase of conquest with Ibraila’s fall freeing three armies for the Moldavian campaign. It notes Mackensen’s vanguard on the Sereth River and resumed fighting on the western front as British penetrations are admitted. It also mentions Russian setbacks and prisoners, Greek coast actions, and mixed rumors about spies and Athens’ crisis.
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Berlin
Rumania
Ibraila
Mackensen
Sereth
Westerm
War Office
Wild cat attack injures rancher at Kelly Creek ranch
George Bedell, an employee at the Kelly Creek ranch, was attacked by a wildcat as he exited a ranch house. The animal sprang onto his shoulders and bit around his head before he could be beaten off. The incident occurred near Reno.
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George Bedell
Kelly Creek
Bedell
Reno Gazette
Humboldt Pioneer Weds Benedict Woman in Whinemuees
Mrs Bob Stidd of Corvallis Oregon and W O McDermitt joined in marriage Monday night at Whinemuees. The bride is the mother of Mr Stidd of McDermitt and the groom is a prominent pioneer citizen.
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McDermitt
Bob Stidd
Corvallis
Ore
Mr. Stidd
Thimbohits
Buffalo Bill Nearing Death in Glenwood Springs
Colonel W. F. Cody known as Buffalo Bill is dying in Glenwood Springs Colorado with doctors forecasting days or hours. He suffered a nervous collapse and his mental faculties fail while plans indicate his return to Cody Wyoming may occur tomorrow.
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Glenwood Springs
Colo
W. F. Cody
Buffalo Bill
Cody
Wyoming
New York Opens Record National Automobile Show
The National Automobile Show begins in Grand Central Palace with many exhibits and hopeful attendance topping last year’s 249,000. Cars range from under 400 to over 1000 dollars, and makers show minimal price hikes amid rising costs. Featured brands include Stix Hen Hur, Davis, Dane Sterna, Dey Electric, Drexel, Emerson, Herroun, Jordan, Kent, Pil era and Premier.
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New York
Grand Central Palace
Palace Exhibition
Our Davis
Dane Sterna
Dey Electric
Drexel
Emerson
Herroun
Jordan
Kent
Pilera
Premier
Belgians starved in German camp in Soltau reports
First direct AP report from Jans deported to Germany describes Belgians in the Soltau camp near Prussia in dire hunger. Men speak of scant soup grain bread water and vegetables while many died or went insane under the regime. about 1000 Belgians reportedly refuse work awaiting repatriation.
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Hague
Netherlands
Jans
Germany
Soltau
Prussia
Associated Press
Saltan
Toerd
Soltan
Sola
Dr Percival Mallen Arrested for Murder
Dr Percival Mallen a former San Francisco physician wanted in Seattle for the murder of Miss Anna Marie Danielson was arrested at Hell California near Riverside after escaping a prior sentence. He had been traced to the area while serving a sentence for a statutory offense against the girl.
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Riverside
Cal
Percival Mallen
San Francisco
Seattle
Anna Marie Danielson
Hell
Las Vegas woman dies as husband robs, sells jewelry
A Las Vegas report states a woman died and her husband sold the dead woman's jewelry and used the money to fund his liquor habit. He also diverted funds wired by the woman's parents for emergency care and for transporting the body. The body remained with the undertaker as the husband departed with a transportation ticket wired by the parents.
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Las Vegas
Reno To Get New Motor Fire Apparatus Soon
The Gazette reports Reno will receive a new motor fire apparatus before week’s end. The equipment travels by rail via Denver and Rio Grande, with unloading and immediate service planned upon arrival. Mayor Byington has been told insurance rates in Reno will fall once the unit is in operation.
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Reno
Ween
Council Blutts
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad
Byington
Peace note leak stirs House hearing over sources
Rep Gardner of Massachusetts presented circumstantial evidence to the House Rules Committee alleging leaks around a peace note. He claimed the evidence could reveal sources while absolving the President, Lansing, and Tumulty. The hearing featured heated exchanges as Lawson’s testimony looms Monday.
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Washington, D. C
House Rules Committee
Gardner
Massachusetts
Lansing
Acker Service
New York
Lawson
Lansing to Testify on Leak at Peace Note Hearing
Secretary Lansing will testify Monday before the House committee investigating the leak of the peace note to Wall Street. President Taft's secretary Tumulty may also testify, both signaling cooperation and a desire to shed light on the affair.
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Washington, D. C
Lansing
House Committee
Wall Street
Tumulty
United States seeks Greek reparations over arrest in Athens
The United States presented a note to the Greek government demanding reparations for the arrest and robbery of Basil Saffis, an American citizen, during the rioting in Athens. Saffis was seized as a revolutionist and carried away by government troops.
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London
United States
Basil Saffis
Saffis
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