Advertising Standing With the Judiciary in Nevada
A Nevada Press Comment questions attorney influence in courts and critiques judges, alleging disbarment news and campaign advertising by lawyers. It cites Reno attorney Schnitzer, Eureka rumors, and asserts jouralistic flattery of judges to win favorable outcomes, comparing past newspaper behavior and political promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schnitzer
Reno
Nevada
Schultzer
Eureka
Black Wallace
Central Pacific
George W. Camidy
Boreke Sentinel
Cassidy
Sycophants
Schnittzar
Carson Appeal
Information Wanted J E Webster Seeks Frank Fitzpatrick
J E Webster of Ponca City Oklahoma asks the Sextixen if anyone in Eureka knows Frank Fitzpatrick. A correspondent recalls a Fitzpatrick family from Eureka about 20 years ago and mentions a Kate sister and a Tom father. The Sextiven notes four Thomas Fitzpatrick residents near Pinto Station who died here years ago and no children known, and Mrs Thomas Fitzpatrick now lives in Eureka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E
Webster
Ponca City
Okla
Eureka
Frank Fitzpatrick
Kate
Nevada
Eurecka
Tom
Thoma Fitzpatrick
Pinto Station
Thomas Fitzpatrick
Gyoensed
Governor Oddie Seeks Troop Aid in Murder Case
Governor L L Oddie of Nevada has wired President Taft for troops to aid in protecting a posse and state police hunting four murdered stockmen Cambron Laxague Er ramowape in Wanhoe County. Information from Washington says the Indian affairs director ordered agents at Pyramid Fort Bidwell and Dock Lake to help capture the fugitives believed to be Todians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oddie Aska
Tanker L. Oddie
Nevada
Taftaking
Cambron
Laxague
Indiana
Erramowape
Wanhoe County
Washington
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Pyramid
Fort Bidwell
Dock Lake
Whitaker Estate Seeks Division After Bishop Dies in Philadelphia
The estate of Bishop Whitaker, who died recently in Philadelphia, is valued at $85,000 and will be divided among numerous relatives. The will orders within 10 months the burning of all sermons and sermon notes and forbids publication, lending, copying, or preservation. Mae Appointed Justice due to Judge Rutledge illness Carls and the Elloty Commissioners Saturday declared A B Gray publisher of Flint Commonwealth to fill the vacancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishop Whitaker
Philadelphia
Mae
Rutledge
Senate Amendment Aims to Limit Reversals on Misdirections
Senator Boynton pushes a constitutional amendment to bar set asides or new trials for jury misdirections or improper evidence rulings unless a full cause review shows a miscarriage of justice. Committee favors the measure, urging prompt Assembly passage to restore focus on guilt or innocence and curb procedural reversals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boynton
Senate Judiciary Committee
Senate
New Jersey's Political Triumph Elevates Martine to Senate
James E. Martine won the United States Senate seat from New Jersey after a Democratic wave carried the party to victory. Martine, endorsed by the party in the primaries and supported by Governor-elect Woodrow Wilson, defeated political boss James Smith and corporate opponents. Martine is described as progressive and with unquestioned integrity, likely to be a Senate leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Martine
United States
New Jersey
John Kean
Martins
Martine
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
James Smith
Smith
James Martine
Senate
Kean
Senate Chamber
Nevada Insane Asylum Biennial Report Highlights Admissions
The 3. O. Gilson biennial report for the Nevada Hospital for Mental Diseases covers 190 and 1910. It records 117 new inmates, 39 male and 78 female, with an initial 200 inmates, 150 male and 50 female. Of 326 total, 58 were discharged, 36 died, 232 remained. among discharged, 48 recovered, eight improved, one not improved, and one found sane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. Gilson
Nevada Hospital For
Utah boy invents railroad tie promising timber savings
New Railroad Tie Jobo W. Clark of Utah claims a novel railroad tie will save timber by reusing the same wood, allow parts to be replaced without disturbing the roadbed, and reduce material use across the rail system. He asserts the design aids maintenance and extends tie life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jobo W. Clark
Utah
Mr. Clark
Novel Rail Tie Tested For Track Support
A new metal rail tie with openings at both ends to receive a square wooden block for spiking the rail has been developed. A company has been organized and a practical test of the tie will be conducted soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cally
Democrats Tighten Hold as Republicans Abstain
Republicans were absent from the Nevada Assembly on Saturday allowing Democrats to control the House for the first time this session. The Democrats pressed a party measure but faced continued obstructions as the Republican minority used obstructionist tactics. The session adjourned at 6:45 pm after Speaker Frohlich ruled a lack of quorum, with Democrats claiming illegal adjournment and challenging the validity of the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assembly
House
Frohlich
Nevada
Metal market quotes drift with scattered gains
The latest metal quotations list Silver at New York 0.82 dollars per ounce Land at New York 4.40 dollars per 100 pounds and Copper at New York 12.20 dollars per hundred pounds as trades show modest movements amid mixed demand and early year pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Moody's blunt rebuke at Northfield conference
At the first Northfield conference led by D. J. Moody about a hundred men gathered under a Round Top tent for a noon session. Moody questioned self examination and fault confession, then gently reminded a young minister who had spoken thirteen times in twelve days to allow others to speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moody
Northfield
D. J. Moody
Mr. Moots
Mr. Moody
Tun
Mooty
World's Largest Barometer in Faenza Italy
The Detroit Free Press notes the city of Faenza Italy hosts the world's largest barometer, honoring Torricelli. It rises to thirty seven feet with a monument at a stone pillar, after attempts with water glycerin olive oil and other liquids.
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Faenza
Italy
Torricelli
Pas Eal T
Zophar Milla
New York
Joubert
Postal mixup over state names in full spelled out
A Cincinnati Enquirer item quotes a postmaster and a complainant arguing over writing state names in full to avoid misdelivery. They discuss examples like Teno and Tenn versus Penn, Cal versus Cal, Nev versus Neb, and other abbreviations causing confusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Napoleon Village
N. J
Misa
Mina
Pat
Cincinnati Enquirer
History as a Bore Across Time and Voices
A Life quote contrasts how history shifts with tellers, noting Eden garden and the American Revolution read differently in English and native books. It argues history bores because it repeats itself and hinges on who tells the tale.
Gratitude stains will as French actress dies
An old intimate friend recalls Duchenois and laments her death. He recounts dining at her house thrice weekly for thirty years and reveals he received nothing in her will. His sorrow centers on perceived ingratitude rather than loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duchenois
The Human Touch In a Bleaker Exchange On Stage
The exchange contrasts a critic and dramatist over a play, noting a lack of human touch in a comedy. Beatt and Jecito clash over themes of money, marriage, and family loyalties, highlighting rivalries and comic tensions in a theatrical dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jecito
Beatt
Fragmentary dialogue excerpt with dress and time reflections
An incomplete quotation features Mrs Hornbill and Mr Hornbill discussing fashion and life. The fragment hints at a two year old dress and a cynical view of time described as a gleam between two eternities, attributed to Carlyle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Hornbill
Carlyle
Nevada smoker hosts informal Los Angeles gathering
A Seytinen correspondent reports Col. Charles S. Young, former Nevada public instruction superintendent, hosted a casual smoker in Los Angeles attended by many notable Nevadan figures and leaders. Vaudeville performers provided entertainment while University Club caterers served dinner to a distinguished guest list including ex-senators, state officials, and chambers of commerce leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
The
Seytinen
California
Charles S. Young
Public Instruction
Nevads
Norads
Nots
University Club
Senator Jones
Tom Fitch
John M. Dormer
Nevada
Charles M. Fassett
Provident
Chamber of Commerce of
Spokane
Charles H. Bicknell
Supreme Court
Charles Porman
Goeper
H. A. Pierce
G. E. Bailey
Roy Jones
W. E. Lester
Charles Forman, Jr
Bank card reappears in window notice at Boom Days
Agent Eckley of the Bank of California found a desk card once in the window. The card read After reading the stock list please step snide that others may see. The Chronicle hints it may need to repost the card soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia City
Ruby Hill Tunnel and Mining Company Stockholders Meeting
The annual stockholders meeting of the Ruby Hill Tunnel and Mining Company will be at P. J. Hunt's Furniture Store in Eureka Nevada on Monday March 27 2011 at 8 o'clock p.m. The meeting will elect a Board of Directors for the ensuing year and transact other business. Secretary C H. JUL Eureka Nevada February 20 2011.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Hil Tunnel and Mining Company
P. J. Hunt
Ferniture
Eureka
Nevada
Troxteet
C, CO
Farmers Mining Company
Prospect Mountain
Silver Conner
Fanwens Minna Comrast
Public Notice of mining work claim filings 1910
Joux M. StqNowent of Eureka Nevada states he completed a portion of assistant mining work between August 1 and October 15 1910 on claims named Jiallo Ming Jialia Miley No 2 Julia Mines Nos 3 and 4 Eagle Mine No 5 parallel lines on Jintio mines. Witnesses John Barnardini and Nick Midarelli attest. affidavit filed at the Mining Recorder's office Howtton Nevada ready for filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jiallo Ming
Jialia Miley
Julia
Eagle
Jolis
Jintio
Jutia
Ans
John Barnardini
Nick Midarelli
Mluing Recorder
Howtlton
Nevail
Joux M
Eureka
Nevada
Gambling act violation notice from 1909 era
Public advisory states that anyone caught violating the Act of March 24 1909 prohibiting gambling will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law. The notice serves as a legal warning to residents and visitors about enforcement and penalties.
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Eureka Sentinel
B. A. Seillman
Rarekesa
San Francisco Examiner
Gibson
Hix
Stockholders’ Meeting
S.J. Beebe
Kutek
Revised Statutes of the United
Axs
John McNaughton
Euros
Novae
Mey
Lobster Club Orchestra
9 Marcicchi
Loader
DL. Manoney
Eureka County
Eureka, Nev
Prelgi Eureka
Palisade
Eureka & Palisade
Barres
Palinade
Eureks
Tam
Mineral Elid
Euroke Torsdays
Yare
Plummer
Repeito
Lar
Eureka Brewery
Evnexa’s
Porvran
Lani & Repetto
Propristoni
People’s Meat Market
Gausagy
Ruby Hill
William Zadow
Main Street
W. H. Sweenay
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