Serious accident at Palisade injures Eureka man Featherstone
Joe Featherstone of Eureka Nevada suffered a serious accident at Palisade Thursday afternoon while working with a train crew to switch cars. He fell between two cars and was dragged five to six feet under a car, resulting in severe injuries. Dr. Harper and Boling hospital staff treated him. no bones were broken, but internal injuries could not be ruled out. Featherstone remained under observation with a favorable outlook for recovery.
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Satu
Joe Featherstone
Eureka
Nevade Hatleay
Palisate Thoreday
Tyler
Featherstone
Sud
Hart
Iimid
Harper
Darlin
Boling
Elko
Ohare
Palisade
Boreka
Silver Prices Jump Amid Indian Buying For Coinage
Silver advanced to 4 cents an ounce in New York on Monday August 1, the highest since late 1907 when it briefly surpassed 70 cents. Market watchers say Indian Government purchases for coinage spurred the rise, with expectations of further gains as India and China boost demand. Western silver mines could see larger profits if prices approach 70 cents again.
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New York
Cablegram
India
China
West
Silger
Miners Boost Activity in Town with New Tunnel Project
Hamilton notes increased mining as Mesera Lani and Minoletti close a deal with William Harwood and associates of Ely to take over nome mimes in Rocco Homestake canyon and start a 300-foot tunnel at once. Sam Cocroft employs four men in the same canyon with a two foot ore ledge. A water power project is planned at the head of Silipah creek to supply Kimberley and town. Prospectors A P Tenvoord and Hille of Eureka, with R A Dean, are active nearby.
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Mesera
Lani
Minoletti
William Harwood
Asociates
Ely
Nome Mimes
Rocco-Homestake Canyon
Sam Cocroft
Silipah Creek
Tere
Kimberley
A. P. Tenvoord
Hille
Eureka
Lobster Club Ball at Hureks Opera House Delights Crowd
The Lobster Club Band of sixteen played at the Hureks Opera House Friday night drawing many dancers and spectators. New uniforms and two slide instruments recently received by Edgar Eather and J. W. Bailey were used for the first time. Eureka photographer Joe Togoni captured a gas light photo of the full band seated on stage. The event ended around 8 a.m. with most attendees enjoying the evening.
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Lobster Club
Hureks Opera House
Edgar Eathrr
J. W. Bailey
Joe Toguoni
Eureka
Voters list for Eureka primary election released
The Sentinel publishes the Eureka precinct voter registry for the upcoming Primary. Raby Hill Palisade and Mineral Hill are shown while other county precinct lists have not yet been received by the County Clerk or the Sentinel. Registry Agents are urged to submit their lists promptly.
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Raby Hill
Palisade
Mineral Hill
Senntinel
The
Sentinel
Auto Service Ad Offers 24 Hour Cadillac On Call
An advertisement states the operator has purchased a five passenger Cadillac from J A Gilbert and will keep the auto on call at all hours for public service. Orders left at the Brown or Zadow hotels will receive prompt attention.
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J. A. Gilbert
Hrowa
Zadow
Advt
Pioneer Eureka figure W B Harrab dies in Oakland
W B Harrab, prominent Eureka pioneer active in farming water works and regional business, died August 16 in Oakland after a paralytic stroke. Born July 16 1880 in Plympton Massachusetts he joined the 1849 California gold rush voyage. Survived by his wife and two daughters the funeral is set for Monday at Mrs Griffiths home with private interment.
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Eureka
Oakland
Ruby Hill
Ameliors
Hareka
Richmond
California
Balfour Harrod
Harrah
Plympton
Maas
Pleimtes
New Bedford
New el Dorwio
Harrub
Walter A. Kenney
Edward Street
W. Edwin Griffith
Mouveolto Avenue
Mondey
Griffith
Route Decide To Use Antelope Valley Visit Eureka
On Sunday last two members of the Board of County Commissioners Mesars Caperton and Star accompanied by Gael S Hoag visited Eureka. They were driven over the road by A Leuson in his Ford to inspect the roads to White Pine County and to secure Eureka County cooperation for better road conditions. The summit over White Pine mountain was found nearly impassable for autos previously. the new route via Antelope Valley has no steep grades and impressed the commissioners who will let a contract to William Mateau of Hamilton to repair the old road. In Eureka they met the county board which promised to start road work immediately. The likelihood is the San Francisco road will soon be as good for travel as Currant Creek and Toubap families routes.
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Board of County Commiisioners
Mesars
Caperton
Starenr
Gael S. Hoag
Eureka
A. Leuson
White Pine County
Board of
White Pine Mountain
Antelope Valley
William Mateau
Hamilton
Bureka
San Francisco
Currant Creek
Tou Pab
Pioche
Caliente
Lincoln County
Mercury Mining Company
Tone
Nye County
G. Dennis
Nevada
Los Angeles
Carson
Comstock
Carson Valley
Winnemuces
Humboldt County
Winnemaces
Winnemates Water & Light Company
Power and Water Company
Karge
McQuarriy
Sharkey and Clark
Caves
General Booth Dead
General William Booth of the Salvation Army died in London, August 20, according to dispatches. The founder of the Salvation Army passed away after a long illness, leaving behind a global humanitarian organization and a lasting legacy in religious and social reform.
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Booth
London
William Booth
Salvation Army
Wigut
Certified List of Candidates For Nomination 1912
Secretary of State certifies the list of nomination papers filed for the direct primary election on September third, 1912. Includes the offices, party or principle, and candidates with addresses in Eureka County.
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George Bradigan
Auch Pri Son
T. R. McCharles
Eureka
State of
Nevada
A. D
R. McCharles
Eureka County
Reno merchant stricken blind and partially recovers
State wire reports Phil Jacobs of Reno was struck blind while walking the street and has since seen some improvement. The cause remains unresolved. A prison escape in Sparks occurred when a lock was cut by a sawed device. authorities seek the saboteur more than the escaped prisoner.
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Reno
Sparks
Lonn
George Wingfield
Nixon National Bank
Bank of ‘Nevada Savings and Trust Company
Cir
George 8. Nixon
Convicts Triumph In Second Game Ahead Of Return Match
After two hours and five minutes the convicts led to their cella while the Carson team went to their bower. They previously won 18 to 12 with bases loaded in the ninth. A return game is expected soon.
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Carson
Bower
Asconvict
Tonopah Fire Destroys Several Buildings
In Tonopah Nevada a Sunday morning fire in the Miners Exchange Hall and adjacent structures caused extensive damage. The blaze began on the second story and spread rapidly, destroying the Miners Exchange Hall the Tonopah Get the Fountain Bar the Miners Exchange saloon the Merkle show store Jack's restaurant and the Tonopah Miners Union office. Estimated loss runs around 80000 with 1000 insurance. No injuries reported. The Nye County Bank wall halted the fire’s advance, while Vienom restaurant and a jewelry store suffered damage.
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Nevada
Miners’ Exchange Hall
Remen Woon
Minera’ Exchange Hall
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Minera’ Exchange
Merkle Show
Jack's
Tonopah Miners’ Union
Nye County Bank
Dames
Vienom
Nevada press comment on independent candidates election ruling
An Attorney General opinion says a voter may cast a preference at primaries and sign a petition for an Independent candidate. It removes the 10 percent quota barrier once thought necessary for Progressives to reach the state ticket, making it easier to secure signatures and appear on the ballot. The ruling, hailed by Progressive followers, is deemed a major election decision affecting citizenship rights. Carson Appeal.
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Carson Appesl
Kissing Rights Cited In Old Social Memoir Tale
A compact, humorous remark notes that a married man may kiss his wife’s relations if they are agreeable and attractive, praising prudence before overindulgence. The anecdotal line reflects social attitudes toward romance and restraint in the period.
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Youal
Local historical notice with mixed names and dates
Fragmentary OCR lists many personal names including Sosa, Kennedy, Brufey, Carter, Verran, Farrell, Talos, Trevelll, Haddow and Trembath. Dated at my office this som e fates comntye erate 1913, with unclear context and decimal-like errors.
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Johbs
Pda
Kennedy
Bruffey
Carter
Verran
David & Flamer
Farrell James Pioumer
Paulo Rick GA
Schulte
Fiyon
Joe Talos
Heo
Trevelll
Joe Haddow
John ‘Trembath
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Pullman Car Company
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Pullman Company
Cleve Baler
George Springmeyer
Supreme Court of Nevada
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Senate
Luther Burbank
New Mexico
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Equal Franchise Society
Eureka Opera House
Laura Hough
G. M. Hotgerts
G. W. Leighton
Effie Eather
G. Marteloti
A. P. Tenwoord
Neko Bordick
Norma Green
Sarah Imobersteg
Brossemer Orchestra
Crand
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First National Bank
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