Paston State Hicket candidates and Major Dennis
Editor Hem Davis suggests that candidates may withdraw in favor of Major John H. Dennis, secretary of the Democratic State Central Committee and editor of the Reno State Journal, to leave him to choose a place on the State ticket. The Seyuven doubts Dennis will seek office, but if he did he would be a model Governor with a strong record.
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Hem Davis
Carson
John H. Dennis
Democratic State Central Committee
Reno State Journal
Dennis
Seyuven
United States
Constable
Avon
Virginia
Democratic Party
Fusion Party
Elko Independent
Caraon Appeal
Democratic State Committee
John HH. Dennis
Senator Livingston's Reno carnival clash over prize fights
The Carson senator again pushes a July Reno prize fight as carnival attraction but faces cold rejection from the Carnival Committee and Director-General Flanigan. Reno voters reject the idea, while Livingston also promoted a 1899 lottery bill to control state newspaper advertising, seen as a nefarious effort.
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Senator Livingston
Carson
Reno
Lorch
Flanigan
Livingston
Newada
Board of Printing Commissioners
Anid Commissioners
Nevada
State politics warned by Davin bombshell
Passage urges calm by involving State Controller Davin in discussions. It warns that without his confidence, Davin may unleash further political "bombshells" affecting the state's factions.
Springmeyer to Reno for State Univ exam
Local press columns debate George Springmeyer returning from Stanford for a State University examination in Reno next week. Disputed dates and graduation plans spark criticism of President Stubbs as students describe him as inadequate. Separate editorials discuss Nevada political maneuvers and nominations, praising John H. Dennis and criticizing fusion ticket strategies.
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George Springmeyer
Stanford University
Reno
The
State University
Springmeyer
Stanford
Stubbs
Mr. Springmeger
Fort Hall Reservation Open for Settlement Near Pocatello
The Fort Hall Indian Reservation of Tolabo will open for settlement on June 17. Spanning about 400000 acres ceded by the Shoshone and Bannock, the land is valued for farming and grazing with limited mineral prospects. Agricultural land is $2.50 per acre and grazing land $1.25 per acre, except lands within five miles of Pocatello sold to settlers at $0.10 per acre. Nearby railroad towns have long campaigned for opening the tract to settlers, expecting broad uptake.
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Fort Hall
Tolabo
Pocatello
Branford University faculty rift escalates after dismissal
The Branford University turmoil swells as Prof. HE M Pease is removed from the Latin department after seven years. Stormy letters between Dr Jordan and Prof Pease allege personal grudges and selfish conduct as professorial disputes over Prof Rosa’s dismissal persist.
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Branford University
Rosa
HE. M. Pease
Prof
Pease
Rose
Reno Correspondence on Nevada Politics and Society
The Reno letter discusses Fusion party intrigue for the August convention with figures like Francis G. Ninde, W. Newlands, M. S. Bonnifield, Parmer Allen, Eugene Howell, and N. W. Roff, plus Coryell and Kelley amid Republican postponement news. It notes Reno social life, clubs, tennis, the Nevada Club, and visits by President Harriman, with real estate growth and upcoming summer entertainments at The Heights.
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Nevada
Francis G. Ninde
United States
Newlands
van Duzer
Congress
Bonnifield
Humboldt
Parmer Allen
Churchill
Farmer Allen
State House
Eugene Howell
Sadler
Gene
N W. Roff
Howell
Reno
Coryell
Elko
Kelley
A. E. Cheney
Eureka
Nevada Club
Truckee
Chestnut Street
Bob Fulton
J. E. Stubbs
University
Oscar J. Smith
Cheney
Tuis
Newlanda
Nevada's Poor Mail Service Criticized by Elko Paper
A reader letter from Elko cites ongoing faults in Central Pacific mail handling. Carriers reportedly let eastbound flyers pass Carson City Reno and Virginia City beyond Elko several times this week. The piece accuses postal clerks of negligence and warns that officials may dismiss complaints as lies.
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Kureks
Central Pacific
Carson
Reno
Virginia City
Elko
Roll of Honor at Barska Public School and Maby Hill School
Roll of Honor lists students from Barska Public School and Maby Hill School for the period ending May 23 1902. It notes scholarship, industry and attendance for various grades and lists teachers. The document includes names of pupils earning honors and those with perfect deportment, along with notes on absent and tardy records and grade averages.
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Barska Public School For the
South
Minar
Ethel Feeles
Janet McNaughton
Hilda Williams
Wil
R.A. McUnettano
Ae Eee Te Flavin
Telfer Willian
Jen Hicka
Angus McNaughton
Dan McNaughton
Texxik A
Guegovien
Death of William Powell at Salt Lake Hospital
William Powell of De Lamar Nevada died May 21 1902 at St Mark's Hospital Salt Lake City of stomach cancer. He was a longtime Eureka resident who ran a blacksmith and repair shop in De Lamar before moving six years ago. His daughter Mrs Jay Henderson and son Dave survived him. Powell was about 60 and known for his eccentric ways.
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William Powell
de Lamar
Nevada
St. Mark's Hospital
Salt Lake City
Powell
Eureka
Jay Henderson
Tie Blacksmith Shop
Bia
Land of Shadows
Slt Lake
Fnally
Dari
Salt Lake
Dave
Wales
New Lead Combine Plans to Control U S Lead Industry
A May 22 New York dispatch reports Morton Truet Company interests Thomas F Ryan Guggenheim Exploitation Company and others planning a consolidation of leading U S lead manufacturers. The venture, allied with American Smelting and Refining, would oversee lead production across more than ten states including Ruby Hill Nevada. A marriage at Eureka county on May 20, 1902 links Alfred Hawkins to his daughter.
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New York
Morton Truet Company
Thomas F. Ryan
Guggenheim Exploitation Company
United States
National Lead Company
Union Tead and Oil Company
Desl
American Smelting and Refining Company
Ruby Hill
Eureka County
Nevada
Alfred Hawkins
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Manta Hicks
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Nellie Evans Grace
Faro
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James Maxwell
Pearl Morrison
Walter Cronant
Idela Spinner
Henry Rattazzi
James Morrison
George Yost Noko Burdick
Margaret Jackson
Manre Wrrraxnrn
Maby Hill School
Winchester
J. Leonard
J. Eston
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Laura
Diamond Valley
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Winnemucca
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A. W. Allen
Ted
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George W. Hanna
Hylton & Hanna
J. J. Hylton
Skelton
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Mound Valley
Hylton & Williams
Philip Paroni
Paroni
Hylton & Williams, Proprietors
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Hiram Johnson
P. Paroni
Eureka, Nevada
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Rock Botton
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