Death of Joe Zanoli in Eureka County
Saturday July 4 1905 report states Joseph Zanoli an elder Eureka resident was found dead in his wood ranch cabin near Spring Valley Eureka County. Coroner ruled death from heart disease with inquest held July 1. buried money rumored as he feared banks. Brother Gabriel Zanoli of Ely White Pine notified. funeral held Tuesday forenoon at Hjol undertakers with many friends present.
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Joseph Zanoli
Eureka
Wood Ranch
Spring Valley
Eureka County
B. Cerntc
Mr. Ceratti
Zant
Bias
Dean
Zanoli
Guiseppe Zanoli
Italy
Tme
Gabriel Zanoli
Ely
White Pine County
Vincent Lani
James Ratazzi
Eureke
P. H. Hjol
Death of George Koos in Reno Stroke Ends Eureka Brewer
Eureka resident George Koos aged 60 died in Reno from a sudden apoplexy while resting in bed. A German native, he was a longtime brewer, previously with May & Heitman in San Francisco, then at Virginia City and Reno breweries. He leaves a wife and no children.
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Eureka
James P. McElroy
Reno
George Koos
May & Heitman
San Franciso
Charles Lautenschlager
Virginia City
Virginia
Roos
Germany
Cabin Wrecked by Powder in Hamilton Fire
Miner Pete Peterson escaped serious harm after a stove blast wrecked his cabin near Hamilton. The Fourth of July incident occurred when black powder placed in the stove pipe exploded as Peterson returned from town. No culprits found. Schuman Gives Clever Show at Eureka Opera House. Carl Schuman presented two acclaimed moving picture performances in Eureka, drawing large crowds who applauded scenes of war, robbery and cowboy feats with fine light and slide work. Subscribe for the Sun.
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Pete Peterson
Rocco Homestake
Hamilton
Mr. Peterson
Peterson
Hart Wins the Fight at Reno in Sensational KO
Marvin Hart of Louisville defeated Jack Root of Chicago in a heavyweight title bout at Reno. Hart was badly punished and floored in round seven, then landed a right to Root's solar plexus in the twelfth to score a dramatic knockout before about 4000 spectators in extreme heat. The purse was reportedly split, each man receiving 2375 after deductions.
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Reno
Marvin Hart
Louisville
Jack Root
Chicago
Hart
Root
Frank Shoriel
Queensberry
Loth
Jeffries
Great Arena
Kid Eagan
Jack McCormick
Houseman
McCormick
White Pine Pioneer suicides in Chico Hotel case
James R. Withington killed himself at the Chico Hotel in Chico Butte County California on Thursday June 29 by taking strychnine. He confessed to the proprietor Scott and to a physician that he had swallowed poison. He died within minutes after convulsions. A coroner’s letter notes Withington asked for a respectable burial and to have his valise delivered to Mr Briscoe. He left a son in St Louis and a sister Mrs Briscoe in Chico. His life spanned mining booms and a fortune built in Nevada and California.
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James R. Withington
Chico
Butte County
Cal
Withington
Scott
Senb
Que
Emily Brincge
Sam
Missouri
California
Nevada
White River
White Pine County
Hamilton
Hawilton
Miller & Lax
San Francisco
Briscoe
Welsnn
Tus
St. Louis
Nevada mineral exhibit looted at St Louis fair
A Las Vegas report says Nevada’s St Louis exposition display of ore valued at thousands of dollars had forty samples vanish from the Nevada chamber boxes. Secretary Deckham suspects theft, hopes for recovery, and believes the missing specimens were taken from the Comstock Tonopah and southern Nevada mines.
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Nevada
Heno
Deckham
Nevada Chamber of Commerce
St. Louis
Comstock
Tonopah
Ceckham
Senator Stewart on Platforms Incident in Nevada
Senator Stewart rode the railroad in Nevada and argued with a conductor over Rule II requiring passengers to ride inside coaches. The exchange ended with the senator stepping through the door, asserting privileged status as a politician. The scene reflects tensions between travel rules and political prominence.
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Stewart
Nevada
San Francisco Examiner
Peking orders stop anti American agitation empire wide
The Chinese Foreign Office at Peking issues orders to all Viceroys and Governors to halt anti American agitation and boycotts. Green, pioneer irrigation advocate and longtime Colusa Sun editor, died in San Francisco after a half century in California. Mitchell of Oregon found guilty of accepting pay to lobby federal departments, a crime, with jury recommending mercy.
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Peking
Empire
Will
Portland
Metal Quotations and Local Notices Narrowly Describe Town Affairs
The notice lists metal prices in New York and Salt Lake City with silver at 54 cents per ounce, lead at 4.50, ore at 83.50, and copper at 14 cents. A card of thanks expresses gratitude to fire company volunteers who aided last Sunday. District Court session set for Eureka next Tuesday July 11 under Judge Peter Breen. Mrs. D. Green offers ice cream near Main area. Mining location blanks for sale at the BuserNE office.
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New York
Salt Lake City
Distriot Court
Districs
Peter Breen
Eureka
Marriages Recorded in Nevada Amid Courthouse Notices
At Elka Nevada Tyne 2 1005 to the wife of Henry Berry of Cortez Eureka County daughter. At Eika Nevada June 29 1006 to the wife of B H Sigjonnon of Cold Gpook White Pine County daughter. Myps Simonsen formerly Miss Ruby McCharlee of Eureka.
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Elka
Nevada
Henry Berry
Cortez
Eureka County
Eika
B. H. Sigjonnon
Cold Gpook
White Pine County
Myps
Simonsen
Ruby McCharlee
Eurake
Strayed horses in Eureka Nevada seek return reward
Notice dated July 8 1905 from Mike Vaccaro Eureka Nevada reports a gray horse about six years old and a roan horse about eight years old missing near Eureka Both animals bear a MV brand on the left shoulder A reward is offered for the return of either horse
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Eureka
Nevada
Mike Vaccaro
Eureka Nevada
Tonopah Incorporation Proposal Defeated by 70 Votes
A special election held Monday failed to submit the Tonopah incorporation measure to the people as the proposition was defeated by 70 votes with the total votes polled listed as DAL.
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Tonopah
DAL
County Commissioners Allow Indigent Pensions Names
Oxpenen approves payments to H. A. Fisher and Henry Rowe as indigent funds disbursements per writs, outlining authorized monetary arms for aid.
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Toowite
H. A. Fisher
Henry Rowe
Teachers Examination Notice in Eureka Nevada
County Board of Examination will hold its second semiannual examination for teachers certificates at the School House in Eureka Nevada on Monday July 10 1905 at 7 o'clock p m sharp and continue through Wednesday as scheduled.
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OTICE
County Board of Examination
Eureka
Nevada
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Joe Zanoli
George Boos
W. W. Naughton
White Pine
Mr. Briscoe
Metal Market
A. Hivrax
D. Green
Buserne
NEW Today
Onvgnen
Owit
Mits
Sui i
Alex Fraser
Milea P. Parent
Hendecon
Sa Rose WH
Howgh
William Spinner
Siew H.C. McTerney
Jee Havers
H. Sweeney
W ¥. Barnett
M.D
J. J. Lucey
Sal
Afi Cromer
Pote Aig
Nevada’ — Caan
J. i Tne
B. Merialdo
Jobo Flavin
Peter Loh
Kanlin
Antone Marteletti
Cedar Posts
Will F. Kohler
D. B. Nostrosa
Jetr McKernan
T. A. Bardick
CLL
Bray
Henderson
Black Mer, Co
J. H. Dunnaway
P. H. Hiul
H.M. Schneider & Ci
Mideo
E. HM Man
Merchantine
Rengxa Sexrixen
Eureka Water Works
Water. Co
Mra
M. Ferrell
How Ae J
B. Rebagleatti
H. Horgh
H. C. McTerney
Eureka, Nev
Lew Rogers
County Sept. of Public
DRY Goods Department
Mrs. Flora Morris & Son
North Main ST
Joan Henpenson
L. O. Hexpersos
Haypen Hesperson
Cannont, Hexperson
Prestpest Vice
Prestpest Cashien
Cashizn
Elko Nevada
Johnson Mercantile Co
Hiram Johnson
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