Nevada State News Roundup From Rural Nevada Towns
Nevada State News reports a string of local items: post offices established at Farrell and Seven Trowgie in White Pine and Lyon counties. death of Wm. Thompson, pioneer of White Pine at the Snake River ranch. Inglo County murder case defendant Argentos proclaims innocence while Pavlovich and three Slavonians are present at Stetelinger's ranch. Goldfield to send a baseball team under John T. Powers with a 35-city tour and a $50,000 trip. hay prospects and regional ore prices in Mason Valley and Churchill County. Charles Clark convicted of embezzling $79 from Riverside hotel. Ruth mine assay office in Ely destroyed by fire. Nevada Northern Railroad surveys a branch near Cherry Creek. John Smith convicted for stealing ore from Mix Peb mine with 11 sacks valued at $433. three-year Carson penitentiary sentence. Journal Publishing Company incorporation filed with $100,000 capital by Bethel, Teague, and Sobeeqiue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farrell
Trowgie
Bambolit
Mound Finest
Lyos County
Marie Aston
Wm. Thompans
S@itheon ranch
Snake River
Iast
White Pine County
Thomas Argentos
John Pavlovich
Inyo County
Uni
Asd
Mays Pavlovich
Argentos
Stetelinger
Goldfield
John T. Powers
Clark Road
Bayere
Churchill County
Leuy
Mason Valley
Charles Clark
Riverside
Reno
Howl
John Smith
Yyonopah
Hoe
Carson
Journal Publishing Company
Menits
Nevada State Journal
Oureow
B. 3
Bethel
Merrill A. Teague
Moritz Sobee
Iue
Japan's Premier Marquis Salonzi Leads Mikado Government
Japan's premier Marquis Salonzi heads a cabinet facing opposition from the Progressives who accuse it of loyalist tilt toward America. The veteran diplomat, editor and noble born in Kyoto in 1840, long shaped Japan Britain's alliance and France trade ties, now seeks stability as Japan negotiates policy with the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marquina Saionji
Binet
Mikado
Een
Japan
Pacific
Marquis Bulonji
Progressives
America
Marquis Salonzi
Count Okuma
Salon
Aok
Marquis Sajonji
Beau Brummel
Louis XII
Disraeli
The
Orient
Hhis
Great Britain
France
Ed-Torio
Toyo-Jiya-Shimbun
Kioto
Vienna
Berlin
Salonj
The Old World and Its Ways by Col Bryan
Col Willats Jennings Bryan recounts a yearlong world journey with camera and pencil. The profusely illustrated book presents 240 photographs offering object lessons of people in cities towns and villages worldwide. Published by Thompson Publishing Company St Louis it is distributed through solicitors and agents listed in a separate column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Willats Jennings Bryan
Europe
Col Bryan
Thompson Publishing Company
St. Louis
Gorgas Addresses Cornell Graduates On Sanitation In Tropics
Colonel William C. Gorgas, chief sanitary officer of the Panama Canal Zone, told Cornell University medical graduates that vast openings exist for sanitary science experts. He cited Panama Cuba and Caribbean islands where sanitation has transformed health and predicted tropical centers of wealth and civilization will grow as sanitation tightens. He noted yellow fever and malaria declined in Panama and Cuba under American control while emphasizing public health increasingly drives community cooperation and progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam C. Gorgas
Panama Canal Zone
Cornell University
America
Panama
Cuba
Caribbean
Gorgas
Tropics
William Gorgas
Porto Ico
Philippines
Canal Zone
United States
New Jersey
Staten Island
New York City
Chicago
Bug Brigade
Takes Wife From Sick Husband Divorces Fuel Famine Fears
In Nevada a sensational tale unfolds as Mrs Eugene Giroux leaves her sick husband in Baker City Oregon after 1890 nuptials and elopes with Georges Giroux in Paris and later marries him. The report traces prior divorces and remarriages, notes a Nevada pursuit, and mentions Sanitary efforts against malaria and mosquito control as well as civic and real estate impacts in New Jersey and Staten Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker City
Portland
Giroux
Paker City
Giro
Leavin
Butler
Nevada
Reward Offered for Information on Telephone Insulator Vandalism
The Sheriff of Eureka County Nevada offers ten dollars for information leading to the arrest and conviction of anyone shooting at or breaking insulators on telephone lines in Eureka County. W H Swanney Sheriff Eureka County Nevada announces the reward dated July 12 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka County
Forel
W. H. Swanney, Sherif
Nevada
Eureka
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Wicktam
Tan
Vassar
James Monroe Taylor
Benjamin Andrews
Brown University
Taylor
James Moskok
Wo Taylor
Dr. Taylor
Ia 4
Rochester University
Washington
Woodruff
Interior Department
Pablo
Geological Survey
Sarvey
South Dakota
Nebraska
Kavegs
Wny
Sparks
Kansas
People’s Meat Market
Ruby Hill
William Zadow
Main Street
Pine Valley
Nev
Parry
Alethea Parry
Johnson Mercantile Co
Hiram Johnson
Wison Banking Company
Joan Henpenson
L. C. Hexpenson
Harpen Hexpenses
Cannon Henderson
Eleo
George W. Hanna
Hylton & Hanna
J. J. Hylton
General Merchandise
Mound Valley
Elko
Skelton
Paront
Eureka& Palisade Railway
Pallesde
Palisade
Eureke
P. Co
Hamilton
Ely
Tybo
Reveille
Hot Creek
Tonkin
Newark Valley
Cold Creek
Bald Mountain
Ransh
Palsche
Rat
G. D. Abbott
Eureka, Ely, Hot Creek and
C. L. Hageman
ENCER
Pares
C. C. Whitmore
San Francisco
Saloon and Pioneer Bottling Works
F. J. Brossemer
Prop
Eureka, Nevada
Live Stock Directory
Joseph Sire
Aon
Jett Hip
Ron
Taverte
Elven
Boon
Showlder
Manele
White Pier
Cruntion P.O. Adilres
Kureks
Joe Tognoni
Forres
J.C. Topsom
Duckwater
Nye County
Vincent Lani
Adienss
G. W. Halstead
Mike Vaccaro
County
P. Carletti
Humboldt River
Elko County
George L. Bray
Beware
Silver King
Rust Fark
Waite Fine Qour
P Dutig
Abel
Bordiiure
Nick G. Dally
Rureks
Conner
C. McTerney
Bureks County
Kefford
Rurehs County
Sertber Auder
Wevads
Jonn
John Pardy
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