Prominent Lady Favors Trial Marriages in New Book
Mrs Herbert Parsons wife of Congressman Herbert Parsons and daughter of banker Howry Clows writes The Family a provocative sociological study proposing trial marriages to test compatibility and health records as factors in matrimonial eligibility. She argues for individualism and social reform, with divorce rising and childbearing seen as a key service to society.
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Herbert Parsons
New York
Mra. Parsons
Congressan
Howry Clows
Permaney
Weiter
Parsons
Global Luxuries Export Boom and Political Turbulence
Americana sent abroad for luxuries the last year totaling 125 million dollars, more than double a decade ago. News covers New York Central rebates to American Sugar, Texas politician W. C. Phillips obituary note and Roosevelt’s Panama address urging ballot change, and a string of political and legal clashes across the United States and Europe.
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Americana
New York Central Railroad Company
New York
Avercan Sugar Refining Company
de. W. C. Phillips
Srate of
Texas
Rocheport
Aus
Preslent Roosevel
Panama
Elange 11
Abel Roef Ia
San Francisco
Gratitu
Thas
Lina Vena
Amrican Federation of Labor
Mivbeapalia
Navy Department
Washington
United States
Callum
Ikea
Nevada State News Looks at Mining and Legal Briefs
Shortage of coal prompts S. P. to run off burning o knies between Sparks and Winnemucca. Indian murderers Johnny and Thapab seek clemency to life imprisonment. Idaho fugitive Harry Shisler, with two killings, captured in Reno. M inmate Frank N. Everett examined for insanity and to spend life in prison. Wells Fargo struggles to retain agents in Tonopah and Goldfield due to high clerical wages.
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S. P
Sparks
Winnemucca
Johnny
Thapab
State Board of Pardons
Harry Shisler
Idaho
Reno
Frank N. Everett
Foreman Malone
Mina
Esmeralda County
Murphy
Sabe
Tonopah
Goldfield
Nevada Freight Rates Hinder Settlement of Lands
Secretary Taggart of the Nevada Commercial League reports from Hazen and Fallon on efforts to irrigate more land, noting the U S has spent 44 million dollars. He argues high freight rates deter settlers, citing 75 cents per load to move goods from Illinois and 24 per hundred pounds to Charcell County. The piece urges united state action to boost Nevada and attract settlers to newly irrigated lands.
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Nevada
Landstono Journal
Taggart
Nevada Commercial League
Hazen
Fallon
Hosen
Palon
Aleo
Tagwart
United States
Abe
Trinois
Charehill
Tuewert
W. W. Boycott Returns to Tonopah Nevada
The IWW boycott reappears, placing several local firms on an unfair list and publicizing their names. The movement claims strength locally and notes the election of its sheriff candidate in the recent election.
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W. W
Tonopah
Nevada
IL. W. W
Onfair
Pathe
LW. W
Sherif
Tho
Democrats Sweep Lincoln County Victory in Canvass
Official canvass shows nine Democratic victories in Lincoln County and across the state. County and district results indicate Democratic majorities, with three Assembly members elected as Democrats. No Senator was elected this year. J. D. Campbell remains from 1904.
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Lincoln County
Ovary
J.D. Campbell
Viscount Aoki to Visit Pacific Coast States
Viscount Aoki the Japanese Ambassador will tour the Pacific Coast in months to study Japanese residents and origins of friction with Californians. He plans stops in major cities across Washington Oregon and California and may visit Rocky Mountain and Mississippi Valley cities. He seeks firsthand view of Far West industries and commercial centers.
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Washington
Viscount Aoki
Pacific Coast
Oregon
California
Rocky Mountains
Mississippi Valley
American Continent
Far West
Middle West
Reno cathedral contract awarded to Ed Robb of Reno
Ed Robb of Reno wins the bid to build the new Catholic cathedral for 38560 dollars. The total cost, with additions and details, could reach about 10000 dollars more. The church will stand on the corner of Chestnut and Second streets in a Romanesque design with a granite base and Salt Lake buff pressed brick superstructure.
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Reno
Ed Robb
Chestnut and
Second Streets
Salt Lake
Bartlett to Seek Nevada Record in Washington
George A. Harilett, newly elected Democrat to the House, arrived from Tonopah and is in Carson City to handle business. Bartlett fells elated over his victory and says he will try to set aside a Nevada record in Washington while always working for Nevada's interests.
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Bartlett
Carson
George A. Harilett
House of Representatives
Tonopah
Carson City
Washington, D. C
Nevada
Lincoln County to issue bonds to ease debt crisis
Lincoln County Nevada contemplates a bill to authorize bond issuance to replace 1800000 in outstanding debt. Senator J D Campbell campaigns support amid a bankrupt county, with 7000000 owed and interest overdue. Proposals include refunding bonds at 5 percent to cut principal and interest, tying to court house funding.
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Piochs
Nevada
Lincoln County
J.D. Campbell
Campbell
Salt Lake
Los Angeles
Clark
$500 Mining Tax Passes in Nevada Constitutional Change
Reno reports the $500 mining tax amendment carried by large majority, becoming part of the state constitution. Proposed in 1903 and ratified in 1905, it requires owners of patented claims to work them or transfer idle properties. delinquent taxed claims will be auctioned next year, prompting mining men to seek value spots and buyers to bid sharply.
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Washington
Standard Oi Company
Folk
Missouri
Secretary of State
Jefferson City
Reno
Sacramento Bee
Nevada
Counterfeit Buffalo Ten Dollar Note Seized
United States Secret Service reports discovery of a photolithographic counterfeit ten dollar Buffalo note. Printed on two sheets with a gray black face and bluish green back, the note shows good color and workmanship though lacks a plate number in the lower right corner. Detectors should note the back color difference when mixed with genuine notes.
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Washington
United States Secret Service
Ely Mining Expositor Notes Local Moves and Arrivals
Miss Graes Ford returns to Ely after a San Francisco stay and is now the guess of her sister Mrs James P Gaskill. Owen Castor of Currant Creek brings another apple shipment for Ely market, delivering fruit here for a month. Alfred Sadler son of the late Governor Sadler is expected to arrive to work on mining propositions formerly owned by his father. Edward J McHilin of Hamilton has bought the estate of the late John Anderson including Morning Star Merrimac Monitor Devils Dream Last Chance and Hidden Millsite adjacent to his ground. These claims have yielded lead ore in the past.
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Ely
Graes Ford
San Francisco
James P. Gaskill
Owen Castor
Currant Creek
Alfred Sadler
Sadler
Edward J. McHilin
Hamilton
John Anderson
McEllie
Morning Star
Merrimac
Monitor
Devil's Dream
Last Chance
McEilin
Sugar War Imminent Sparks California Sugar Fight
Sugar manufacturers in Louisiana plan to compete with California and Oregon in Canal States markets. Southern Pacific cuts rates from New Orleans to California to 75 cents per hundred pounds, effective November 30, a 90 cent reduction from the prior $1.65 rate to San Francisco and other California terminals.
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San Francisco
Louisiana
California
Oregon
Canal States
Southern Pacific
New Orleans
Pastor H A B Rammy Resigns to Lead Reno Magazine
Pastor H A B Rammy of the Care son Episcopal Church resigns to edit and publish a shining and literary magazine in Reno. He will relocate the magazine offices to Carson and devote full time to the publication work.
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H. A.B. Rammy
Careson Episcopal Church
Seace
Shining
Reno
Carson
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Aero Club of America
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Pullman Palace Car Company
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St. Louis
Standard Oil Trust
Bondo Castellane
Amna Gould
Paris
France
Moscow
Nevada State News
Uscle Sam
Viscount Aoki Goming West
Siubo Aoki
Lincoln
Robert Harvey
Prop
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Prospector
Sentinel Office
Mose Dabkley
Mighty Moke
Hyoh
Peasley
Chicago ‘Tribune
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H. F. Gouprie
W. M. Jons Hascock
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Belmont
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G. D. Abbott
the Dugewater
Jesse Mendes
Dockwater, Nye County, New
White Pine County
Old Crow and Hermitage
J. Carter Miller
Eureka Brewery
Eureka’'S
Paul Yost
Main & Clark Streets
Phil
Paroni
South Main Street
Patrona
Ruby Hill
Diamond Mise
Express
Henderson Banking Company
Joan Henpenson
L. O. Hexperson
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