F A Heinze Dies Suddenly in Saratoga
Copper king F Augustus Heinze died suddenly at Judge Nash Rockwood's home in Saratoga after a night of worsening illness linked to cirrhosis. He was 43, had spent much time in New York, voted in the state election yesterday, and leaves a son, F Augustus Heinze Jr., in the care of a governess.
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Heinze
New York
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Harry A. Fargoe
Goldfield
Eli Kaufman
Nevada returns mixed results in sweeping election news
Results show Democrats winning most Nevada state offices except Coleman for Supreme Judge and Curler narrowing that lead. Newlands leads by 12 with 20 precincts remaining. Boyle defeats Oddie by over 1000. Roberts beats Fowler. suffrage passes by 2000. Nationally Democrats lose ground while states shift, with Turkey entering the war and a tense European front remaining unsettled.
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United States
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Oddie
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Fowler
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Supreme Judge
Curler
Senate
Joe Cannon
Illinois
Penrose
Pennsylvania
Gerard
New York
Whitman
Glynn
Sullivan
Phelan
California
Hiram Johnson
Colorado
Democrats Still in Control After Partial Returns
Washington reports complete returns from most of the 485 congressional districts show Democrats maintaining a clear House majority and a larger Senate majority. Democrats claim a 21 seat edge in the House and a 6 to 16 majority in the Senate with Republicans and Progressives trailing.
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Washington
United States
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Senate
Prohibition Votes Open in Six States in Election
Early returns show two states voting against prohibition and two for it while four more results were still pending. Ohio and Missouri approved liquor-favoring amendments, with Arizona carried, Colorado probably carried, Oregon carried, and Washington likely carried.
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Missouri
Arizona
Loch Lyne and the Master of the Hour
A fragmented poem scene shifts from Loch Lyne twilight to a crowd rallying around a heroic figure who can save the day. The verses blend sea shore imagery with a tribute to the masterful rescuer and pose life as a high-stakes game watched by judge like fate.
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Renee Moffett
Thatcher to Erect Concentrating Plant in Union District
LR Thatcher, former Eureka County State Senate candidate, announces Union Mines Company will build a 100 ton concentrating plant on eight Union district claims. Construction to begin around January 15 with completion planned before Winter 1915. Thatcher, now permanent county resident, cites prior Buckhorn success and newly organized Union Mines Company in Philadelphia last May.
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In Memoriam for Frank L. Kopp by Nob Hill Hose Company
A formal memorial from Nob Hill Hose Company expresses sympathy to Mrs. Kopp and sisters of Frank L. Kopp. It notes his exemplary life and manly virtues and requests minutes be inscribed, a copy sent to Mrs. Kopp, and publication in the Eureka Sentinel. Davi Morris, George W. Hann, W. R. ReyNoups.
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Nob Hill Hose Company
Kopp
Eureka Sentinel
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George W. Hann
W. R. ReyNoups
C. van Laningham
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William Blair Dd
Leks
D. B. Merialdo
B. Marlo
Frank Romano
Nestevan
P. H
Taber Hos Wi
L. Broy
Ism Oupenan
Wits Ou
Fulton
P. Lani
Stone
Dan Deane al Lenser
Mig L
Martinueei
Mra
William Quick
J.C. Latte
Ed Looney James W Siato Marehioohi
Resolutions for George W. Leighton by Nob Hill Hose Co
The Nob Hill Hose Company expresses deep sympathy to Mrs. Leighton and son Olney on the death of George W. Leighton. The passing is marked by Christian tribute and a request to publish in the Eureka Sentinel. Also noted is an Elko incident where Will Tremewan was assaulted near the post office but not robbed.
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Western Pacific
Winnemucca
Portola
Gerlach
Will Tremewan
Elko
Nevada headlines mix of births theft assault and deaths
The Sentinel reports a Tonopah baby born weighing one and three quarters pounds to Mia. John G. Franks works at Tonopah Extension mine. A Elko woman chases a purse thief, a 65 year old man, with Deputy Lamon arresting him after a chase. Cecile Chaney a San Francisco vaudeville dancer found dead likely of heart failure. A hat pin defense against an assailant near Hay ranch leads to pursuit and capture by J G Gregor and Deputy Sheriff Lamon. Eureka mining maps offered by the Sentinel with Windfall and Secret Canyon districts available for one dollar.
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Cecile Chaney
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Frank Cheney
P. McKenna
Hay Ranch
Alex Hay
J. G. Gregor
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Lamon
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