Eureka Post Office Second Class Matter Note
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Newspaper
Eureka Sentinel
Location
Eureka, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1905
Page
2
The fragment indicates the Eureka post office designation as second class matter. No additional context or dates are readable to expand.
In Pioche Nevada Oct 16 a dispute over a rich Meadow Valley gold claim pits original locators Charles Hand and A W McCane against John Cook Deputy Mineral Surveyor. Judge George Brown Elko ruled Cook barred from making mineral locations due to neglecting assessment work, a decision likely to reach Nevada Supreme Court.
Nevada state news reports 25 horse teams weekly freight to Bull Frog from Las Vegas Lincoln County haystack barn fires at Evans ranch near Reno cause $5000 loss. Silver Bow to gain post office Frank B Evans to become postmaster Southern Pacific cuts telegraph at Hawthorne Rio Vieta Gillis Jonotion Hawthorne may get Western Union. Judge Curter Reno sentences Jim Sabin 30 years and Tony Christie 15 for Brewery saloon robbery two heaviest Nevada sentences. William J Lee pleads guilty to uttering fictitious check in Los Angeles. SP orders fourteenth by train for Hazen due to hotel limits. Harvest calls order a lie.
Mrs Addie J Mitchell daughter of Tadge and Mrs W D Jones died at her parents Reno home on Oct 12 after a two year illness. Born Reese River Lander County Aug 26 1878 she moved to Austin as a child and married J Mitchell of Austin last December. Besides husband she leaves her parents a brother and a sister. Funeral was at Reno.
Mrs. Bessie Paxton appears in Judge Graham's court on behalf of her two children, Roma and Joba Paxton, seeking maintenance from Blitz W. Paxton. Paxton disputes large sums, claiming about 80 000 dollars total and stating he will support his present wife and child, while his former wife recounts a history of abandonment and alleged coercion. The case continues to October 20 for counter statements.
Judge Curler of the Second Judicial District and Dr. J OC Hennessy, a Reno dentist, fought on Virginia street after a $100 horse-bet dispute. The argument escalated to a right hand blow, leaving both in the gutter before officers arrived. No arrests were made.
The Denmark era union dissolves with both Houses approving the Government bill, recognizing Norway as a separate state and enacting a new flag law. The move ends an 1814 arrangement and reshapes northern Europe’s political status.
A poem urges courage amid a tempest, advising readers not to fear the whirlwind but to seek shelter in faith. It celebrates the soul’s steadfast calm at the storm’s center, promising warmth, sunlit faith, and spiritual shelter despite raging seas and floods.
The Messenger reports Grand Duke Cyril dismissed from service for marrying Victoria Melita of Saxe Coburg, divorcee of Grand Duke Ernest Louis of Hesse Darmstadt, without the czar's consent. He plans to live near Coburg as a country gentleman. The feud centers on royal consent and dynastic proximity. The prince is noted for wartime gallantry at Port Arthur and a hero’s welcome in St Petersburg. The marriage, opposed by the czar due to kinship and divorce, faced initial resistance but later received conditional sanction.
Five lives were lost and more than 30 injured when the Campania liner Canard Atlantic battled a severe mid Atlantic squall last Wednesday. The storage deck flooded and five passengers on the steerage deck were washed overboard as a massive sea swept the ship. Rescue was impossible in the rough seas as the storm raged with waves reaching near the smokestacks. The Philadelphia also faced the same storm and reached New York Saturday.
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