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Newspaper

Eureka Sentinel

Location

Eureka, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1908

Page

2

Double Tragedy at Beatty Over Jealous Wife

Beatty Nevada reports a musician Frank Lichtenberg shot his wife Nellie Thomas three times and then killed himself in a violent altercation. The injured woman is expected to recover. The piece also notes Judge Lauyss of Goldfield ruling that a full 17-member grand jury need not hear all evidence before a true bill when a quorum returns an indictment.

Self Beatty Nevada Nellie Thomas Frank Lichtenberg Litchenberg Jt Ie Tonopah Revo Rawhide Virginia City Lauyss Goldfield el Heghes William Gillman Goldfeld Heghes Rusemuch

Orchard Granted Clemency by Idaho Board

The Idaho State Board of Pardons commuted Harry Orchard’s death sentence for the murder of former Governor Frank Steunenberg to life imprisonment. The board acted on Judge Fremont Wood’s recommendation, noting Orchard had testified for the state. Orchard had hoped to avoid a change and was arrested shortly after the assassination in Caldwell on December 30, 1905.

Bote Idaho State Board of Pardons Harry Orchard Frank Stossenberg Fremont Wood Sourteeing Orchard Orchard Steanenberg Calswell

Miners Officers Implicated in Idaho Murder Case

A man confessed to guilt to James McPartland of Pinkerton, claiming Western Federation of Miners officers hired him to commit murder. Charles H. Moyer, William D. Haywood, and Charlee Pettibone were arrested in Denver and brought to Idaho. Simpkins fled. Haywood and Pettibone were acquitted. Moyer’s case was giamiaced.

Idaho James McPartland Pinkerton Detective Agency Western Federation of Miners Charles H. Moyer William D. Haywood Charlee D. Pettibone Denver Jovo Simpkins

Removal of State Bullion Tax Collector Nevin

On July 8 Governor Dickerson removed James Nevin from the office of State Bullion Tax Collector and appointed James F. Haley of Reno to the post. Haley formerly lived in Eoreke and worked on the Bestriet. he is described as a young man with enterprise and risk, believed to have the material to make a capable official for the position.

Dickerson James Nevin James F. Haley Reno Haley Eoreke Bestriet John A. Johneon Abraham Lincoln Kentucky

Democratic National Convention Set for Denver July 7

The Democratic National Convention will meet in Denver Colorado on Tuesday July 7. Indications favored William J Bryan for the nomination but last minute opposition appears likely to mount a strong effort to deny his renomination.

Denver Colorado Wiliam J. Bryan

Nevada Internal Revenue Collector Resigns to Hires

Harry J. Bauuphries resigns as Internal Revenue Collector for Nevada. Ben Blow of San Francisco succeeds him after investigating charges against Sparks saloon men accused of impure whiskey. Bauuphries becomes assistant to Senator P. L. Mani gan. He will oversee county organizations and work with Flanigan to build a Republican state organization for victory.

Reno Nowaday Harry J. Bauuphries Internal Revenue Nevada Haa Ben Blow San Francisco Sparks Humphries P. L. Manigan Republican Party Flanigan

Prospect Roll of Honor for June 20

Roll lists students from Bivesia Gibellini to Lanae Bosern and others as honored for June 20. Names include Carrie Gibellini Lena Repetto Martin Boryna Sohan Bergus Angelo Horena Sohanhelbiol Vic ter Borgna Venice Kepeten Albire ibellini and Edith Repetts.

Bivesia Gibellini Lawrence Repetto Carrie Gibellini Lena Repetto Martin Boryna Sohn Bergus Angelo Horena Angelo Fran Sohanhelbiol Vaocan Gaindilla ‘Boryna Edith Repetts Jenale Gibelitzi Victer Borgna Venice Kepeten Albire Ibellini Lanae Bosern

Mrs Grover Cleveland Remembered By Citizens After Death

The article eulogizes Mrs Grover Cleveland widow of former President Grover Cleveland. It notes her sympathy across parties, devotion to her husband in later years, preference for private life, and quiet domestic focus. It mentions Wells College Aurora New York and Princeton ties, and recalls Frances Polson of Buffalo, Ruth Cleveland born in the White House.

Cleveland White House University Town Princeton Ruth

Death of W. M. Story Revives Eureka Memory

A letter from Eureka reports W. M. Story, who lived there about 30 years ago, died at Fresno California at age 83. He rose to local fame in 1878 when he influenced a Eureka jury in the murder case of Jose Bigelow over Gus Botto, causing the jury to disagree.

Eureka W. M. Story Fresno California Jose Bigelow Gus Botto

Death of Mrs Henry T Bush in San Francisco

Mrs Annie Tennent Bush wife of the late Judge Henry Bush of Hamilton died Saturday June 20 at the home of her son Henry Bush in San Francisco. She had been in ill health for some time and her husband’s death a few months earlier is thought to have hastened her passing. Surviving are Henry T Bush of San Francisco and A J Bush of Hamilton.

Henry T. Bush Annie Tennent Bush Henry Bush Hamilton San Francisco

Denver is Proposed for Democratic National Convention

The piece argues Denver Colorado should host the Democrats national convention noting altitude mansions a large auditorium and strong local figures led by Thomas Taggart and Urey Woodson. It highlights Bryan's enduring public role and outlines Henry A Buchto and other Democratic officials as context for the party’s leadership and strategy.

Denver Colorado Henry A. Buchto University of Denver United States National Committee Democratic National Committee Thomas Taggart Indiana Urey Woodson Kentucky Woodson Madisonville Owensboro Messenger Paducah News-Democrat Evansville Ind Elizabeth Ford

Harvest Time in Nevada Today

Carson Valley showcases thriving agriculture with thousands of acres of alfalfa nearing maturation as mower teams prepare to begin a vast harvest. Visitors are invited to see grain and hay fields, creameries, flour mills, farm residences, and the prosperous local community in operation this season.

Carson Valley Nevada

Farro banks and a Reno brokerage sale noted

The Ely Record comments that no faro banks at Rawhide have failed and continue operating with small handling fees. It notes faro as an ancient banking system and praises creditors' protection in closures. The Andy Hempel Brokerage Co. of Reno sold to J. W. Longley, E. B. Cushman and B. F. Spell of Tonopah for reorganization.

Faro Sual Pharoahs Egypt Ely Andy Hempel Reno J. W. Longley E. B. Cushman B. F. Spell Tonopah

Grand Clearance Sale at Newco Stock Repriced

Local ad announces a grand clearance at Newco offering reduced prices on mattresses pillows comforters and blankets along with hats clothing and dress goods. It highlights corduroy suits formerly 16 now 12 and khaki suits sold at 2 to clear room for new stock.

Newco

Horses Shipped and Inspected On Nevada and Nebraska Railways

Notice records horse shipments from Alpha Station Nevada to Kansas City Missouri and Burks Palisade Nevada with inspector names H Bweeney J Sweeser and W H Swaeway. brands include J, V, A, 8, quarter circle, bar, and various unbranded. Also lists horses and sixties numbers, days June 1908, and other consignments to Cornell Bluffs and South Omaha with branding details and inspector notes.

Eureka & Palisade Alpha Station Kansas City Misouri H. Libby E&p. Animuale Burks & Pallande Pallead Nevada G. W. Winter Cara Jack J. Sweeser Agiherit Burake Eke & Palisade Railway Cornell Blutts Lowitney Jery Ifteen Horsea Apo Southern Pacific Railway Beowawe Nevada South Onehe Nebraska Tor Bredstreet U. P

Bread with Shoes On Editor Faces Winter North Dakota

An odd editorial note in a North Dakota paper mocks fastidious habits of a newlyweds reader and warns delinquent subscribers to pay up. The editor jokes about needing bread with his clothes on and on, underscoring fiscal pressure in the harsh winter.

Kneads North Dakota Garden of Eden

Gold Mine Wanted in Washington DC Demonstration Prospect

A notice seeks a gold mine purchase or partnership to assist a well-developed property demonstrating potential. Interested parties should contact H. P. Atkins at 307 B Street Northeast, Washington, D. C., for details and proposals.

H. P. Atkins B Street Washington, D, C

Beef Prices To Rule Steady in Coming Years

A Journal forecast argues beef prices will stay firm for five to six years as regional cattle markets shift. It notes limited surplus cattle across the East and South, high costs for corn and hay, and farmers growing own feed like alfalfa and stock beets. It urges producers to adapt or lag behind.

Mountain of Pure Salt Near St Thomas Proclaimed Rich

The Las Vegas Age notes a mountain of nearly pure rock salt three miles south of St Thomas on the Virgin River. Syphus estimates 6,000,000 tons in sight. If a railroad reaches Muddy, profitable mining could start, with Los Angeles buyers at 18 dollars a ton and Liverpool salt at 20 dollars, suggesting strong regional demand.

St Thomas Virgin Las Vegas Age Chicago Lay Syphus Los Angeles Maddy Liverpool St. Thomas

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