Governors Life Threats and Social Ties Across Nations
The article recounts a plot to shoot the governor, with Miss Peabody and family targets, and describes her testimony about the would-be attack. It also notes Senator Beveridge’s engagement abroad with Katherine Eddy, links to the Bevy family, and ends by naming Maurice F. Egan’s appointment as United States minister to Denmark amid broader political and social observations.
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Miss Peabaly
Harry Orchard
Steve Adama
Mr. Peabody
Miss Peabody
Orchard
Albert J. Beveridge
Indiana
Germany
Chicago
Mixe
Katherine Eddy
Augustus Eddy
Spencer Eddy
gPypner
Berlin
Marshall Field
Spreckels
Eddys
Parle
Porter
Katherine
Senator Beveridge
Mina Katherine Maud Lansdale
Sleert 4
BEY
Tle
Senate
Error
Iowa
Greencastle
Beveridge
Allison
Maurice F. Egan
Thomas J. O'Brien
United States
Denmark
Bryan Advocates Regulation Over Government Rail Ownership
Lincoln July 3 Willia J Bryan spoke on Government Ownership Not an Lerno. He said ownership is not an immediate issue and that a large majority favor regulation. He noted many Democrats see public ownership as a ultimate solution but believe regulation should be tried first under favorable circumstances.
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Campaten
Lincoln
Neb
Williaa J Bryan
Bryan Oye
Hrynn
Pennsylvania Railroad to plant largest artificial forest
The Pennsylvania Railroad plans a 20000 acre forest on the Allegheny slope between Altoona and Hollidaysburg. Seeds will be sown with a 40 year horizon, aiming for an annual yield of more than 4,000,000 railroad ties.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
United States
Allegheny Mountains
Altoona
Hollidaysburg
Dreaded jab fly menaces desert animals in Goldfield
Report details a new insect called the jab fly or coleopiarus that preys on horses and cattle in arid regions. F B S Gratz’s valuable horse died from a bite, others in serious condition. Description, habitats, and a coal tar and chloroform neck treatment are noted as preventive. Also discussed is third degree torture and a Reno city official dispute between the Journal and Gazette over a controversial interview.
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South
Attica
Actoatiars
George ©. Sicarus
Whitney College
Boran
Stearne
Sevral
South Africa
Reno
Frank D. King
Journal
Gazette
Journal and Gazette
King
Nevada Laws Hit Record Pages In 107 Session
The Nevada Legislature’s 107th session laws are printed and bound. Foreman Will Mackey notes the Acts exceed 600 pages with 1600 copies printed, 800 bound now and the rest held for future binding as demand rises. A Goldfield water strike pumps 120000 gallons daily from 208 feet, with talks to sell to Goldfield Consolidated. Mackay Building at Reno condemned for faulty construction. work to be torn down. Jon Stevens named vice president of New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad, to oversee operations.
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Naval Court of Inquiry
Georgia
Salem
Plymouth
Michigan
Pore Marquette
Tonia
Detroit
Harp Core
Oakland
Telegraphers’ Union
Western Union
Postal Telegraph Companies
Foreman Will Mackey
State Printing Office
Goldfield Annouscal
Goldfield Japter Mining Company
Goldfield
Goldfield Consolidated Company
Mackay
State University At
Reno
Bliss
Clise
Mellen
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company
Jon Stevens
Panama Canal
Mr.Stevens
Death Valley robbers' roost expedition planned by sheriffs
Inyo County California and Esmeralda County Nevada sheriffs plan an expedition into Death Valley hills near the state line to pursue a ten-man desert band blamed for murders and violence. Prospector Cam Jaggers reports robbers near Staininger's ranch demanded breakfast with revolvers but left. Agnes McCloud sues Miller Lux Pacific Live Stock and Gallagher for 48000 damages over dam construction harming her lands.
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California
Nevada
Nevais
Inyo County
Esmeralda County
Death Valley
Hille Monataio
Goldfield
Cam Jaggers
Staininger
Jaggere
Springs
Tin Mountain
Agnes McCloud
Dayton
Miller and Lux
Pacific Live Stock Company
John G. Gallagher
Reward Offered for Information on Shooting Insulators
Ten dollars reward is offered by the Sheriff of Eureka County for information leading to the arrest and conviction of anyone guilty of shooting at or damaging telephone insulators in Eureka County.
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Roosevelt
Egan
Century Magazine
Philadelphia
Lasalle College
Georgetown University
District of Columbia
Notre Dame University
Indiana
Catholic University At
Washington
Jack Chanleigh
Belinda
Sherif
Eureka County
McTerney
Asonor
Noval
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William J. Bryan
Trom
William Archer
Bergen
Theen
Bjornson
Tusedt
W. H. Sweeney, Steriff
Eureka
People’s Meat Market
Muton
Ruby Hill
William Zadow
Main Street
Pine Valley
Nev
Parry
Alethea Parry
Eureka & Palisade Railway
Palieade
Palisade
Paliewle
West Cound Pass
Pry Ghidm
Hasilton
Erho
Reveille
Hot Creek
Tunklit
Wally
Buceke
Heaulton
Tyba
Belmonts Reveille
Pats Routh
Rrespondance
Sones
G. D. Abbott
Johnson Mercantile Co
Hiram Tohnson
Alnderson Banking Company
Hexperson
L. O. Hexperson
Havers
Cannoct
Bleo
A. J. Hylton
George W. Hanna
General Merchandise
Mound Valley
Elko
Paront
Ely
Hot Creek and
Tonkin Stage Line
C.t. Hagaman
U.S
Horeks
Hamilton
Thurmlaya
Eureke
Hot Reek
Tonkin
Ely Baraka
Hani
C. C. Whitmore
San Francisco
Saloon and Pioneer Bottling Works
Binet
I. J. Brossemer
Prop
Eureka, Nevada
Joseph
Elroy Oy
N Ron
Shige
Wfshea
Tove
Barvesa
Cosma P.O
Joe Tognoni
Bath
Duckwater
Nye County
Vincent Lani
Biton Bell
Os Aghios
Diary P.O
W. Halstead
Ewallow
Duck Water
Curran
Nevade
Mike Vaccaro
Euroke County
Prospect
New
J. J. Hylton
Skelton
Elko County
George J. Beogbie
Gray Kaye Ruinin
Watt Pive
Dellara
Labs Mente
Milver King
Newark
Waite Fine Cranly Nevada
Duthy
Koka
Ant
James A. Darman
Ingelatma
Hershy
Radford Mintey
Eurebark
Peron
Mevadi
John Pardy
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