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Fragmented OCR text from a Nevada State News page reports a court case and political figures with garbled names and sentences. It mentions a trial, possible ties to a Fourth Federal seat, a jury, and associated officials. many names appear misspelled or corrupt, hindering precise identification. The piece lacks clear narrative due to OCR errors.
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Cee T
Dies
Jefe Detret
Lepece
Death of Senator Pyne and Nevada oil boom notes
Death of Senator George D. Pyne of Be'mersids Coesty Nevada follows the late Governor Sparks era. Funeral in San Francisco. Reports on oil field activity. 50 rigs, high grade oil, potential refinery and railroad lines. Government mining statistics efforts led by John H. Dempster of the U.S. Assess and Geological Survey. Metal quotations include silver, copper prices in New York markets.
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George D. Pyne
Coesty
Nevada
Goveree
Sparks
Santa Cruz
Californis
Gue
Shere
Gifield
Bors
Virgisis
Wee St Ous
Stemey County
Seuster Pree
Areb
Gootrich and Gants Fe
Tials Lake City
Caty
Beyolue
John H. Dempster
U. S
Baress
Dempster
Saestia
Rhyolite Herald
Alloy of steel substitute premium metal claims
A 7 percent cobalt and 1 percent chromium alloy with minor additions is touted as a superior steel substitute for cutting tools and table ware. Inventor Haynes cites corrosion resistance, edge retention, and bright polish as key advantages, noting notable tests showing higher elastic and tensile strengths than untreated steel and promising lower production costs.
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Heyces
Iite
Haynes
Canada
United States
Frac Meeed on Chenge Metet OS Ge Foud Dey Out
Fragments report a meeting about change, with references to cement, cheese, and a levee. Mentions weapons, leaders, and a market scene, but the legible facts center on a gathering discussing tactics and local impacts. The text is garbled but shows a debate among unnamed groups about policy and disruption.
Nevets bankers indicted by grand jury in Nye County case
The Great Jury of Nye County indicts J.J. McQuillen and others for accepting bribes to aid Sheriff J.J. Owens and perjury allegations target T.K. Hofer. Grand jury cites overdraft exposure at the bank and improper salary payments to officials while Nye and Ormsby County bank directors faced claims of insolvent condition and misused funds.
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Gonetr Ber
Ovens
Portner Aloo
Berets
Atemey
Gomety
Nevets
TB Hofer
Amisles
Abd T.K. Hofer
Cerece
Jesse Sweeney
Nye and Ormsby Ovesty Bank
Scotsgsinet County Commissioners
Ceesty
Nye
London and New York Silver Markets Tumbling in March
The article notes large silver shipments from London and New York with expert commentary on the rapid fall in silver prices. It mentions the Americas Launching and Reising Company handling bulk business and compares March activity to earlier weeks, including a drop in price to new lows despite some modest recoveries.
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Bomibey
London
Bere
Torel
Weile Stenghel
Laushing & Reising
New York
MIXON MAY BUILD RENO HOTEL
Senator promises a condition to approve highway funds for Reno. He cites California road bonds and Europe as contrasts, arguing bonds are the best way to finance richer roads. He urges a quarter million to support better highways, claiming long study supports the plan and benefits travelers nationwide.
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Reno
Nervata
Unites States
Washue
Ameter
Europe
California
Temlevarde
Sam Sat
Water commissioner appointed for Duckwater district
The State Board of Irrigations appointed Mr. Smith as water commissioner for Duckwater, subject to State Engineer and Fifth Judicial District Court approval. He arrived yesterday from the North and will serve through September, following Judge Averill’s recommendation after the Togoon Serena case in Duck Valley.
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Duckwater
State Board of Irrugaties
Arec
Fifth Judicial District Court
North I
Dackwater District
Averill
Court Baring
Smith
Jane 5
Alfalfa A New Medicinal Pill Claims Rise in Value
Dr. Marian N Clark of Los Angeles touts alfalfa as a universal healing agent. She envisions electrolyzed condensed alfalfa juice made into pocket tablets, with reported cures for nervous disorders and fatigue. The claim includes dramatic anecdotes and mentions a regional agent in Reno.
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Marian N Clark
Los Angeles
Clark
Reco Sport
Jeffries
Damaged OCR Notice Seeks Sale of Company Assets
Fragmentary text describes a sale related to a corporate matter tied to the Swart Valley region with names including Jobe C. Waters of Boston as president and Oracles F Adame as secretary and treasurer. The garbled lines reference a probate or trusteeship and a merger or seizure action tied to a local legislative authority.
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Sewart Valley
Eters
Treecs Company
Umd
Eclibie Bobfing Too Coterie
Boston
Copitereta
Jobe C. Waters
Oracles
F Adame
Mine stock sale plan shines in uncertain notes
George WingSels, president of the United Connectiane Mines Company, offers stock to New York buyers at $10 per share. The deal, linked to Golafeld and Sevads, remains unconfirmed amid San Prascisa questions. Company officials deny knowledge of the arrangement as the process appears unsettled.
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Ingheld
Golafeld
Sevads
New Yort
George WingSels
GuitSed Connectiane Mines Company
New York
Alvostacet
Ievereda
Wingidite
San Prascisa
Tis
Guim
Wochs Gral
SORK. Vestoriae ranch note in Bureks County
A fragment from Vestoriae ranch in Bureks County records an event involving Nera and Jaly FE affecting the wife of Jake Veo sorkna, with a daughter noted. The legible portion hints at a domestic matter tied to local households and family dynamics.
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Vestoriae
Bureks County
Nera
Jaly FE
Jake Veosorkna
Girl Victim of Cloudburst Near Carson Drowns
Miss Neva Parks daughter of David Parks a prominent stockman of Western Nevada drowned in a canyon flood eight miles south of Carson In Woodford s canyon she rode with companions when a torrent swept the team down the mountain M Brockliss rescued his wife and two children but Miss Parks was carried away her body found a mile below the accident Both horses perished Widespread flood damage and fire followed the heavy rains in the region
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Woodford
Canyon
Carson
Neva Parks
David Parks
Nevada
M. Brockliss
Mies Parks
Fragmentary OCR Note From Local Gazette
A garbled OCR fragment references government and a city, mentioning policy changes and a public issue. The readable parts suggest a political or civic context with limited specifics about people or dates.
Bids Sought by Farmers Mining for Cordwood Coal Lime
Farmers Mining Company invites bids for cordwood coal and lime to be supplied for the Mountain Tunnel project near Eureka Nevada. Bids are to be received by the company at its offices and must specify quantities and delivery terms. The project involves provisions for the mountain tunnel area and associated infrastructure in Eureka County. Authorized officials reserve the right to reject any or all bids and to waive irregularities.
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Farmers Mining Company
Cha
Pasures
Comram
Eureka
Nevada
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State News
Came
Witten Pek
Engimeer
Sicales
Mr Nodeler
Calideted Mines Company
Soroeye
Thie Gedman
GultBeld
Wil
Ube
Senator Pyne
Utah
York
Yost
TE Puee
Tewater
Americas Chemical Society of
Hermiem
West Os
Amorber
Tham
Angeles Tower
Wevada
Slvens Big Advance
Government of India
MIXON
Reno Hotel
J. M. Patton
Southe Pacific
Advanto Loke
J. P
Uke
Ee Mining
Gait
the University
University High School
Bat
BE. Stubbs
Reno, Nevada
Erlich
Palisade
S. G. Dye
Iz Eureks
Minolett! Bros
Ruby
Gina Beginmern
Bothce Ie
Becuka Water Company
Merrill Fletcher
Eareke Water Company
Levi Trans
Ren
Fraser
LDA
Ellen Tyler
Eureka, Nevada
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