Humboldt County Man Dies After Insect Bite
George Babe Case, youngest of the Case family, died Wednesday afternoon from blood poisoning after an insect bite. Ed McKelvey released after grand jury found both men to blame in the Tonopah shooting. Wilson recovered from shotgun wounds. Two Virginia City youths arrested for stealing fire water through a steel door. Carson’s younger set held a progressive difiver with 15 Misses in male attire. J A Robinson took Hyman London for deportation after white slavery term. G W Ellis of Silver City killed himself in San Francisco. one son reportedly involved in a Gerlach killing. the son is a fugitive.
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George “Babe” Case
Case
Humboldt County
Ed McKelvey
Carl Wilson
Tonopah
Wilson
Virginia City
Carson
Rosenbrook
Tremont
Dickson
Barkley
Ryan
Wise
Henderson
Hague
Wilde
Slingerland
Towle
U. S
J. A. Robinson
Angel Island
California
State Prison
Hyman London
Landisky
London
G. W. Ellis
Silver City
Storey County
San Francisco
Ellis
Gerlach
Western Pacific
World News Snippets From Across the Globe
Imports of rags in England run high while the United States welcomes 217 096 new settlers in the past year. Edmonton limits buildings to ten stories. French farmers adopt motor plows. Paris ratio shows one carriage per 43 people and one bicycle per 16. Los Angeles forecasts about 30 national conventions in 1913. An Illinois inventor touts a grip for wire that protects insulation. Cremation rises in Europe with 7555 in Germany in the past year vs 6500 in 1910. An outdoor sleeping couch folds beside a house like a berth. A new fire hose nozzle emits a solid jet or a cone backward. French gas treatment keeps eggs fresh ten months. A motion camera claims 2000 accurate portraits per second of an insect in flight. A New York settlement worker teaches boys to make furniture from packing boxes. Dr. Charles Wood urges China missionary activity, says republic needs Christian majority to endure. A French bottle cleaner adjusts to any angle via a screw. Only major cinemas in Frankfurt rarely change programs. Films favor typically American subjects. Automobile industry may surpass railroads, says F A Seiberling in New York.
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Los Angeles
Illinois
Europe
Germany
Washington
New York City
Charles Wood
China
Republic
Frankfort-on-the-Main
United States
F. A. Seiberling
New York
Headache Cure via Nose Surgery Reported in Paris
A Paris dispatch to the Academy of Medicine cites Dr. Guisez stating that many incurable headaches originate from hypertrophy of the middle nasal horn. He reports a simple operation has cured over 70 cases and urges thorough nasal examinations. The piece notes a contrasting reassurance about Japanese plans for Hawaii and the Philippines.
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Paris
Guisez
Academy of Medicine
Academy
Aliens To Be Deported In Immigration Case Update
Seven of eight aliens charged with keeping houses of prostitution learned they cannot prepare for deportation yet as the Department of Commerce and Labor awaits an appeals ruling before the United States Supreme Court. Comstock Trouble Settled as the Comstock Pumping Association and Truckee River General Electric resolve their differences, easing concerns the pumps at Comstock mines would be shut down, after the Power Company warned of cutoffs if cash is not paid before May 1.
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Department of Commerce and Labor
United States Supreme Court
Comstock
Salt Lake Tribune Book Lovers Contest Promises Prizes
The Salt Lake Tribune announces four Booklovers' Contests with 5060 in prizes. Participants solve 77 pictures published daily to name books and authors. Entry is open anytime, with subscription advised for daily delivery. A 5000 title catalogue with certificates for early pictures is mailed for 40 cents.
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The
Salt Lake Tribune
Tribune
Salt Lake Daily Tribune
Booklovers
Salt Lake City
Utah
Water Notice Application to Appropriate Nevada Public Waters
Notice of application number 2679 by Huntington and Diamond Valley Stock and Land Company for permission to divert Big Shipley Spring water in Kareka and nearby sections for irrigation stock and domestic use. 45 cubic feet per second proposed with water not returned to stream. State Engineer W M Kearney signs. Dates of publication April 26 1913 and May 24 1918.
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Nevada
Huntington and Diamond Valley Stock & Land Company
H. J. Sadler
Huntington
County of Elko
State of Nevada
Big Shipley Spring
Kareka County
Seca
W. M. Kearney
State Engineer
Notice of Homestead Final Proof for Eureka County Land
William H. Sweeney of Eureka Nevada filed a 79.45 acre homestead within unsurveyed sections 18 and 4 in township 15 north range 49 east. He plans final proof on June 16 1913 before the Eureka County Clerk. Witnesses Cerratt Vorinico Cerratt Blair Locis J. Coux.
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Department of the Interior
U.S Land Office
Carson City
Nevada
William H. Sweeney
Eureka
Metes
M. H.L
Copenhagen Creek
Shove
Eureka County
Art Cerratt
William Dooley
Vorinico Cerratt
Willian Blair
Liverpool Steamship Owners Association Annual Report Note
The Liverpool Steamship Owners Association states that in the 20 years before the Titanic disaster over 8 million passengers crossed the Atlantic with only 24 lives lost. The figure highlights the safety record of transatlantic passage preceding the tragedy.
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Liverpool Steamship Owners Association
Atlantic
Notary Public Insurance Notice at Eureka Post Office
Fragmented notice indicates notary public and insurance material offered at the Eureka Post Office. Mention of typewriting and copying services appears, with blanks or forms for sale or use. Details are unclear but place and service context are identified.
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Eureka
Noval Aan
Sestistice
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