Howard Gould in Unneval Troubles With His Wits
Howard Gould son of Jay Gould faces matrimonial strife with actress Katherine Clemens. The couple lived at Castle Gould on Long Island after a high profile marriage. A civil dispute with their architect and divorce bids drew in police detectives and caused a shake up in the New York force.
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Gould
Howard Gould
Jay Gould
New York
Katherine Clemgens
United States Amy
Mr. Gould
Port Washington
Long Island
Castle Gould
Goulds
New York Police Department
Mrs Timmons Married Vice President’s Daughter in Navy Circle
Mrs. John W. Timmons, daughter of Vice President Fairbanks, wed Lieutenant John W. Timmons of the U S Navy. The bride, Misa Fairbanks before marriage, was popular in Indiana and Washington society and joined a naval officer’s wife circle. She is an adept pistol shot and enjoys mark shooting. Her husband, then aboard the battleship Kearsarge, suffered typhoid in Italy, and she nursed him back to health.
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United States Navy
Fairbanks
Misa Fairbanks
Timmons
Indiana
Jenny W. Timmons
Wusbandabe
Naigo
Kearsarge
Italy
Notorious Female Pickpockets Linger in Reno, Sheriff Says
Two famed American thieves described as top pickpockets from New York to San Francisco are said to be living quietly in Reno. One has reportedly resided here for over a year, with sheriff Ferrel confirming the information.
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Reno
United States
New York
San
Ferrel
Ely to sue railroad over depot name dispute
Ely Nevada August 12 The City Council and citizens prepare papers for a suit against Nevada Northern Railroad to stop placing the name Ely on the depot at Ely City They argue Fly City is a suburb and that naming the depot Ely misleads arrivals The railroad has moved its depot from Ely to Ey City but residents object to using Ely on the depot name
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Nevada
Ctizens
Nevada Northern Railroad
Ely City
Fly City
Great Upper Camp
Nevada Northern
Ey City
Ite
Nevada State News Briefs Spark City and Mine Tragedy
Charles Peterson at the Boston mine near Kiy White Pine County killed himself by cutting his throat last Thursday. An Interstate Commerce Commission notice to the Reno Journal says coal famine prevention efforts are underway in Nevada. Esmeralda commissioners report officials speeding in county autos at county expense. Senator Nason says 2000 will be distributed to Nevada schools from federal lands revenues. Sparks City Council concedes defeat and allows property owners to build their own sidewalks by private contract.
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Boston
Kiy
White Pin County
Interstate Commerce Commission
Reno Journal
Esmeralda
Officiala
Nison
Nevadia
Sparks
Diphtheria Prevalent in Reno Under Health Board Scrutiny
August report from Reno reveals diphtheria and scarlet fever in the city. Two Board of Health members criticize Dr Walker and seek a non physician health officer to enforce strict quarantine. Latest cases include Mrs W G Martin and her daughter Mrs Gregory at the Martin home. Dr Morrison warns spread may accelerate with school opening.
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Nevada
Board of Health
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Martin
W. (. H. Martin
Gregory
Solano Ferry and Overland trains move on Port Costa route
The Solano ferry service resumes and Overland trains now traverse the Port Costa route to and from San Francisco. Joseph Harvey, noted horseman and pool hall proprietor from Sausalito, Cal., died in San Francisco on August 9 after a brief illness from acute pneumonia. United States Steel Corp adds 45 million dollars to the Gary Ind plant project, enlarging its scope from 75 to 120 million, and funding homes for thousands of workers. Gary's public works are planned to support a city of 600,000 residents.
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Port Costa
San Francisco
Joseph Harvey
Sausalito
Cal
San Franciscn
United States Steel Corporation
Gary
Ind
Goldfield Court Seeks Extra Session on Backlogged Docket
Goldfield district court faces hundreds of AR AF litigation cases piling up, with backlog stretching years. Local attorneys discuss forming an association to appoint referees, but agreement to abide by referees’ decisions complicates. The Goldfield Tribune supports a special legislative session to relieve pressure.
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Indge ‘Langan
Goldfield Tribune
One Applicant Rejected for Medical License in California
E Cohen was the sole applicant rejected by the Board of Medical Examiners at Carson on Wednesday. Eleven others passed the examination. Cohen had practiced in San Francisco for over thirty years and served as California’s state quarantine officer until ten years ago.
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Board of Medical Examiners
Carson
San Francisco
California
Art Treasures Of J P Morgan Attract Awe And Debate
The article details J P Morgan's vast art acquisitions in Europe and the United States, highlighting public suspicion over his control of antiquities. It recounts his philanthropy, including gifts to Harvard, hospitals, churches, and art museums, and a famed Met Museum anecdote about a 3 000 to 4 000 year old Grecian gold piece offered for display.
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Europe
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Hils
United States
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Coliseum
St. P. Morgan Ie
Mr. Morgan
Harvard University
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General di Cesnolu
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Bryan can have nomination if he wants it says Griggs
Democratic Chairman James Griggs of Georgia, head of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, says Bryan can gain the presidential nomination if he chooses. He asserts the West and South will support Bryan even against East opposition, and that those two regions could control the convention. If Bryan declines to run, the South would supply the nominee.
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Washington
James Griggs
Georgia
Democratic Congressional Campaign
Bryan
Griggs
Goldfield Plumbers Strike Over Day Rate Rise
Goldfield master plumbers refused a raise from eight to nine dollars per day prompting a citywide strike. Plumbers halted work on major ongoing buildings. San Francisco pay exceeds Goldfield and Revelstoke costs of living. the strike could trigger allied unions within the American Federation of Labor to walk out.
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Goldfield
Nevada
San Francisco
Revo
Reve
American Federation of Labor
Complaint Against Southern Pacific Rate Disparity
Carson City August 9 The Southern Pacific is accused of discriminatory practices against Nevada industries in a complaint filed with the Railroad Commission. Lovelock farmers led by J Tyler allege honey rates are unfair with Lovelock to Chicago at 1.20 per 100 pounds while San Francisco to Chicago over 400 miles farther costs 85 cents. The Commission will investigate and report to the Interstate Commerce Commission.
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Southern Pacific
Nevada
Railroad Commission
Lovelock
J. Tyler
Mre
Chicago
San Francisco
Chicaago
Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Morgan’s New Private Library Displays Million Dollar Chinese Porcelains
A tall tale of James A. Garland’s estate shedding a prized Chinese porcelain collection. General di Cesnola’s report leaked that J. P. Morgan purchased the entire Garland loan and donated it to the Metropolitan Museum. Morgan’s mansion features a monumental private library with a steel vault, European marble pillars, and vast furnishings. The Garland red hawthorn vase, treasured by Morgan as Metropolitan’s highlight, is praised as unrivaled.
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General di Cesnola
J. P. Morgan
Mr. Morgan
New York
Europe
Morgan
Imperial Palace
Peking
Dixie wine fuels tales from Southern Utah oil camps
A prospector returning from a Southern Utah oil strike discusses Dixie wine in Virgin City and St. George. He notes there are no saloons in Virgin City and only one in St. George, and claims the local Dixie wine fogs the memory after one drink and leads to outrageous behavior after more, up to imagining endless oil wells.
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Virgin City
St. George
Dixie
Sheep Scab Declared Largely Under Control Northwest
Dr H H Hicks, chief of the western division of the Bureau of Animal Industry, reports minimal danger of sheep scab in the northwest after surveys in Oregon and California. He says infection is nearly wiped out and Nevada shows little scab. The piece ends with an ad for energy tonic and local whiskey, and notices mining blanks for sale at the Sentinel office.
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Wesrernivision
Bureau of Animal Industry
Revo
Oregon
California
Northwest
Hicks
Nevada
Ninety Mile Pipeline Aims Water To Goldfield Nevada
Senator T L Oddie of Tonopah and Goldfield plans to bring pure Pine Creek water to Goldfield. Pine Creek flows at least 4,000,000 gallons daily from Mt Jefferson, 13,000 feet high. Diversion would occur 2,500 feet above Goldfield, enabling gravity flow with pressure for fire protection and irrigation without pumping.
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Nevada
T. L. Oddie
Tonopah and
Pine Creek
Senator Oddie
Mount Jefferson
How $100 Grew Into $1700 With Back-Interest Note
State Bullion Tax Collector James Nevin, once a railway conductor, deposited $100 in an Ogden savings bank 80 years ago. Yesterday he received a lump sum of $1700, representing principal and compound interest, as reported by the Reno Journal.
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Ogden Savings Bank
James Nevin
Reno Journal
State University heating plant gains push for funds
President Stubbs seeks additional money after the Legislature allocated 20000 dollars for the heating plant, describing the amount as insufficient to cover projected costs and upgrades.
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Stubbs
State University
Heanya
MUST ASSIST AGED MOTHER IN WHITE PINE COUNTY CASE
County Commissioners deny destitute plea by Mrs. E. J. Crary of Cherry Creek and order her son William J. Griswold, a prominent sheep raiser in White Pine and Elko counties, to provide support. The decision, aimed at aiding an elderly mother, drew notable public attention.
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Nevada Railroad Rate Law Scrutiny Warning
Ely Expositor warns that state papers praise for railroad commission over corporation lawyers may mask a legal challenge to the Nevada Railroad Rate law. neural caution piece notes the case has not begun, urging vigilant press and public oversight until a final court ruling.
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Railroad Commission
Nevada
Court of Last Resort
Ely
National surplus seen as tax excess and risk to deficits
The Sacramento Bee cites Ellis H. Roberts arguing that the 87 million excess in the last fiscal year signals over taxation and invites extravagant appropriations. He notes large public deposits by banks and calls for a 13 percent revenue cut, while bankers fear reduced government deposits. The Walker Lake Bulletin adds Hawthorne reports of many satos.
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Congress
Ellis H. Roberts
North American Review
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Treasury
Roberts
Sacramento Bee
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