Typhoid cases strike Elko town in health scare
Free Press notes several typhoid patients in Elko all outsiders seeking medical care. Henry W. Dyer, former Lander County official, takes a key accounting post with Oregon Short Line in Portland. Herbert M. Hawkins, Genoa prospector, dies of heart failure near Genoa. Nevada strawberries in November tell Carson Valley farming tales. 6000 Churchill turkeys could be worth about 20000 as market steadies. Cinnabar Company ships 285 flasks of quicksilver to New York via Nevada Central Railroad.
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Alpine County
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Austin
New York
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Humboldt County Grand Jury Targets Unmuzzled Dogs
The Humboldt County grand jury urged peace officers to kill all unmuzzled roaming dogs and criticized neglect of duty. In Malden Massachusetts parents approve a school battalion for military drill by a 9 to 7 ballot margin, citing discipline and health benefits. Canadian Indians in militia complain at being barred from war, arguing the ban offends their race though Britain worries about public opinion.
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Europe
Mines of Ely and Tonopah Strike Called Then Cancelled
The Ely and Tonopah mines were to strike Sunday morning after operators ordered a physical examination for workers. They did not quit when the order was later annulled, and the Sentinel offered a subscription option at three dollars.
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Ely
Tonopah
Pleads Guilty to Murder in Elko District Court
Harland H. Sullivan confessed in Elko district court that he killed Ollie Bates, a roadside innkeeper near the Nevada Idaho Utah line. Bates was shot at his bar late in August. the case unsettled for weeks as Sullivan, initially without counsel, sought to change his plea.
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Harland H. Sullivan
Ollie Bates
Elko
Utah
Bates
Ducker
Sullivan
Elko County
Body Found Near Carico Lake Belonged to Ranch Worker
Ranch hand Camillo Sanchez, who had lived in Lander County for over a decade, was found dead in an open bed on a wheap near Carico Lake after ranchers Holbert and Joe Brown reported the scene by telephone. Sheriff Bar Fran cia and officials including A J Maestretti and J J Malloy investigated the discovery.
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Austin Reveille
Holbert
Lander County Livestock Company
Joe Brown
Carico Lake
Bar Francia
A.J. Maestretti
J. J. Malloy
Jack Dunstan
George Bonner
Camillo Sanchez
Lander County
New day bills passed authorize county commissioners
Fragmentary text lists approval of funds or allowances to named individuals by county commissioners. It appears as a brief notice noting a set amount or expenditure to specific persons, with garbled names and unclear amounts. The readable portions indicate official action granting payments or allowances to individuals.
Cash Sale at Eureka Dry Goods Cash Store
Public sale notice for a broad assortment of merchandise including women’s underwear dresses and men’s shoes and apparel at Eureka Dry Goods Cash Store in Eureka Nevada. Shoppers invited to inspect offerings. Signed by Vioros Ventorimo.
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Eureka Dry Gooda Cash
Vioros Ventorimo
Indian Agent And Engineer Fight Ends In Death
A dispute at the Walker Lake Indian reservation between Dr. Frank J. McKinley, superintendent, and Frank Weber, assistant engineer, led to a Wednesday arrest and a fight in which Weber was injured and died hours later. McKinley fled by car into the mountains and remained missing at last report.
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Frank J. McKinley
Walker Lake Indian Reservation
Frank Weber
Walker River
McKinley
Weber
Death by heart dilation linked to Weber altercation verdict
Coroner jury rules Frank Weber died from dilation of the heart caused by overexertion after an altercation with Dr. F J McKinley. McKinley exonerated. Schurz excitement over the case has subsided. University of Nevada courses postponed to 1916 to accommodate rural students. St Augustine Florida at 360 years marks oldest city claim.
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Weber
Frank Weber
F. J. McKinley
McKinley
Schurz
College of Agriculture
University of Nevada
Enduring Efforts Despite Judgment Say Lincoln Wise
A quote attributed to Lincoln speaks of doing the best one can, continuing until the end. It holds that if the end proves just, criticism loses power, but if wrong, even ten angels could not sway the outcome. The message emphasizes perseverance and personal integrity over external verdicts.
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