Death of John H Rosevear in England after Nevada years
John H Rosevear, formerly of Eureka and Hamilton in Nevada, died in Redruth England after health decline likely linked to Delamar mine dust. He was about 52, lived in Nevada over thirty years, worked in mining and ranching, and is survived by brothers Thomas and James and an English mother and sister.
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Thomas Rosevear
Preston
John H. Rosevear
Redruth
Cornwall
England
Nevada
Eureka
Hamilton
Mr. Rosevear
Delamar
Rosevear
James Rosevear
Ely
Nevada Delegates and Melba in San Francisco News
Nevada’s delegation at the Democratic Convention includes Senators Pittman and Newlands plus numerous state figures from Reno to Goldfield. Melba plans to open an estate near San Francisco to educate girls with voices but no means, while Lord Kitchener praises West Point. Industrial Commission data show rising May mining employment. Edward Ferris, Washoe official, found dead on a Plumas County ranch likely from heart failure.
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St. Louis
Nevada
Sagebrush
United States
Pittman
Newlands
Chas, Stout
Reno
E. Clark
Las Vegas
J. Vardeman
Goldfield
Robert Hesson
Elko
Hugh Brown
Tonopah
Charles Priest
Eureka
Anne Martin
C. Sadler
Doctor McCarthy
Melba
San Francisco
Mme
Industrial Commission
Edward Ferris
Board of County Commissioners
Washoe County
Plumas County
Nevada Schools Warmly Praised by State Superintendent
State Superintendent Bray tours Nevada schools reporting overall good condition and rising school spirit. He notes progress in manual training domestic science and practical education with focused efforts in agriculture and commercial courses, while funding limits delay additional improvements.
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Bray
Carson
Nevada
The
Carson News
Hel
Shipping Nevada Hay East to Fuel Racehorse Markets
Hay buyer H C Farris tours Carson markets Nevada timothy red top and clover noting high demand from racehorse owners in the East. He has about forty cars of orders and ships to Sheepshead Bay Louisville Chicago and other tracks.
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H.C. Farris
Carson
Farris
Sheepshead Bay
Louisville
Kentucky
Chicago
Nevada
United States
Red Top
Clover
Carson News
Military drill at County High School approved
The County Board of Education will add military drill to the county high school curriculum starting the Fall term with a dedicated instructor and government supplied equipment. Parents to furnish uniforms, but costs stay within ordinary clothing levels. board urges support as similar steps are taken by schools nationwide. Tonopah Woman Kills Paramour In Tonopah Laura Randall shoots Maney Le Blanc after he forces entry. Le Blanc dies from five gunshot wounds. Mulcahy Succeeds Ferris Governor Boyle appoints P H Mulcahy of Sparks to county commissioners vacancy in Washoe County.
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Ely
County Board of Education
State of
New York
Tonopah
Maney le Blanc
Blondie
Phoenix
Laura Randall
le Blanc
Randall
Mulcahy
Ferris
Boyle Monday
P. H. Mulcahy
Sparks
County Commissioners
Washoe County
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Eureka County
Lord Kitchener
West Point
Sam Bachman
Elko County
Lou Duval
Bachman
McFadden
Duval
R. A. Ward
Bureau of Biological Survey
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Fallon
Washington Nursery Co
County High School
White Pine County Board of Education
K. of P. Hall
Auriga Earnen
M. E. A. Grack Axpersey
M. of R
Eureka Temple No
Pythian Sisters
Iphigenia Chapter
Masonic Hall
Madevive Frasen
W. M. Maury J. Latup
Diamond Rebekah Lodge
J. B. Braue
N. G
Nace Axpynxson
Beatific Lodge No. 7
K. of P
Ita Castle Hall
North Main Street
Paep Batuen
D. C. Attest
D. KB. Nostaces K
the Brown Hotel
Main
Eureka, Nevada
Station Touring Club of America
Daniel. Morrison
Henderson Banking Company
Elko, Nevada
Haypen Henperson
L. O. Henperson
Lanszart Hexperson
Scheelineaking & Trust Co
General Banking
Business Exchange
Savings Department
United States Federal Reserve Bank
First National Bank
Hilko, Nevada
A. E. Kawpatt
O. F. Williams
J. A. Lewe
E. E. Exxon
D. H. Jones
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