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Newspaper
Eureka Sentinel
Location
Eureka, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1914
Page
2
Supreme Court revises 1904 search and seizure rule
The high court now allows an accused to recover improperly seized private papers before trial while excluding use of seized materials if copies exist. The shift narrows prior protections but preserves constitutional rights, with ongoing cases like the iron workers piracy dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Iron Workers’ Conpiracy
Chicago Record-Herald
Passover and Easter Do Not Always Align
The article explains why Passover and Easter date differ. It states Jewish lunar calendars, adjusted by monthly additions, can shift a year so Easter and Passover fall on different weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erespond
Noly
Youth Dies After Eating Wild Parsnip Near George's Canyon
William Harding, 19, died at Marsh's ranch near George's Canyon about 55 miles northeast of Tonopah after eating wild parsnips he cooked without knowing the poison. He told his mother Mrs. Charles Tracey at Round Mountain before collapsing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Harding
Commissioner Marsh
George's Canyon
Tonopah
Harding
Charles Tracey
Round Mountain
Rotten Borough critique targets Nevada senators
The Reno Journal denounces Nevada federal appointments as the Rotten Borough born from Senatorial actions. It blames U S Senators for creating and profiting from the job market, cites Newlands’ recommendations for marshal attorney and Reno postmaster, and urges state respect and accountability from its leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno
Nevada
U. S
Washington
Newlands
United States Marshal
United States
Woman Dies of Suspected Poison in Carson Ranch Incident
Mrs Abbe Cowing a 62 year old Carson City resident died at the Blackwell ranch with poisoning suspected. A stomach sample was sent to San Francisco for analysis as investigators probe possible foul play involving Dr Merrill and Mrs Clayton. Blackwell said she died after violent cramps and claimed she took medicine given by Merrill and Clayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbe Cowing
Carson
Blackwell Ranch
San Francisco
Merrill
Clayton
M. J. Blackwell
Nevada News Roundup of Jobs Fires and Elections
Western Union completes telegraph line from Wabuska to Yerington. Rev Father Meehan starts a Rochester church with a library. Prison Board approves a new auto for Ward en Dickerson. Thornton dies in Dallas aged 80. Governor Oddie names Carl Young to State Tax Commission. Winnemucca forms auto club to back northern Lincoln trail. Woodburn Jr named US District Attorney for Reno. Brisson home burned near Yerington and Wabuska. insured? No. Stubbs to retire as University of Nevada president in 1915. Tonopah election sees Socialists defeated 540 to 25. Roads reopen Hudson to Aurora for machinery delivery. Huber sentenced to life for murder. Terragini arrested over high grade ore. Burner killed unloading lumber at Pierson Mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnemucca
Nevada
William Woodburn, Jr
Washoe County
U.S
Sam Platt
Harry Brisson
Yerington
Wabuska
Nevada University
Stubbs
University of Nevada
Tonopah
Hudson
Copper Belt
Aurora
Frank Huber
Elko Independent
Huber
Louis Terragini
Bonanza
George E. Burner
Pierson Mills Company
Reno
Burner
Siebert to Quit Nevada Plans South America Venture
Fred J. Siebert, consulting engineer for George W. Wingfield interests, says he will end his Nevada operations and move his family to South America. He will open an office in Santiago de Chile and, with Eastern backers, explore and operate mines and related transport and ore reduction ventures. The trip follows the battleship Nevada christening by Miss Siebert Virginia Enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred J. Siebert
George W. Wingfield Mining
South America
Siebert
Santiago de Chile
Nevada
Little Miss Siebert
Virginia Enterprise
Justice P A McCarran Rules Out 1914 Senate Run
Rumors that Justice P A McCarran would seek the Democratic U S Senate nomination were quelled by his statement that he will not be a candidate in 1914. He says his sole ambition is to fulfill his duties as the current holder of the high judicial office and earn the honors it brings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice P. A. McCarran
United States
United States Senate
Postal contracts settled on new pound basis for parcel post
Government reports a growing postal surplus since parcel post began and praises a fair settlement with contractors who remain loyal to the department. The January adjustments include a local bonus to carriers to offset earlier losses and increased pay for Eureka mail contractors. W C Wheeler of Elko becomes a field deputy under U S Marshal A B Gray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parcel Post
Bray
Eureka
Postal Department
W.C. Wheeler
Elko
A. B. Gray
Tonopah celebrates mixed marriage amid legal sidestepping
Justice Dunseath of Tonopah with District Attorney Sanders and County Clerk Pohl arranged a marriage between Lillian Robinson a 20 year old colored woman and Tom Kin a 38 year old Chinese cook. The ceremony avoided formal legal rites due to miscegenation laws and followed a tradition of bending rules. The tale recalls a Goldfield case where a Los Angeles clergyman daughter married a Japanese servant, later performed in Seattle. The bride faced hardship after childbirth and returned to Carson City amid public pity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonopah Bonanza
Justice Dunseath
Tonopah
Sanders
Lillian Robinson
Tom Kin
Pohl
Dunseath
Goldfield
Los Angeles
Seattle
Carson City
Notice of Allowance for An anewaller and Miney
A clipped legal style notice states that the following claimants may be allowed their respective anewaller and miney. It records a formal口venting of property or funds and names the parties involved in the allowance.
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The
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University of Nevada Equal Suffrage League
Hendersen
State News
Western Union Telegraph Company
Father Meehan
Rochester
State Prison Board
Dickerson
Thomas M. Thornton
Fret National Bank
Dallas
Texas
Oddie
Carl Young
State Tax Commission
Lowen
John Martin
HS. Crocker Co
Pagar Sadler
Mileare Maarin
Rinekhorn
Nestrosa
Warry Father
Johnson
AR White
J. A. Pinter
Inquest WH
Bradley
Cornner
Onrenen
P. Lani
Cameron
R. MoCmanuam
Brossemer
Dange
Eureka Opera House
Eureka Supply Company
Palisade
Kaysville
Pillsbury
W. H. Russell
Ancelo Berrolo
Eureka, Nevada
Main St
Eureka Nevada Railway
Are
RK. Reynolds
B. Repetto
V. Lart
Eureka Brewery
Evagsa's
Porcinarn Resort
Main and
Clark Streets
Lani & Repetto, Proprieton
BP. OB. Biull
Ite
Mars Staxer - Ecnexa
Nevana
People’s Meat Market
cReOn Ee
Warner
MRS. A. Fraser’s
John Kussy
Buckhorn, Ni
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