Nevada State News Briefs From Tonopah and Surrounding Areas
The Tonopah Booanra switches to an evening edition. J L Stone and Della Stone visited Campbell’s home where Mrs Stone works as a domestic. Senator Kane of Lovelock died in San Francisco after an operation. Rancher Neot Phillips near Tuscarora injured an eye after a brush with willows. treated in Elko. Fred C Smith, a Government surveyor, drowned at Gerlach while bathing. body recovered hours later and to be shipped to Chicago.
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Tonopah Booanra
J. L. Stone
Della Stone
Campbell
Elko
Dra West
Hood
Fred C. Smith
A B Bich
Gerlach
Winnemucca
Smith
Chicago
Primary Law Undergo Revision After Nevada Election
The Yerington Times notes the primary law will likely be denounced and amended or repealed in parts. Objections include petition signature requirements and county election costs, though the law’s core theory is gaining ground and unlikely to be repealed entirely.
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Yerington Times
Squabble Halts Lincoln County Primary Vote at Lake Valley
Fourteen registered voters failed to cast ballots at Lake Valley precinct after polling inspector J F Wamboldt refused use of his home as a polling place due to a family dispute with another inspector. Lincoln County Grand Jury to review Monday and may indict for the refusal to hold the primary at a designated site.
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Lake Valley
Lincoln County
J. F. Wamboldt
Wamball
Air bubble fatal to Goldfield woman inquest
A coroner's jury found that a air bubble injected into Mrs. Hattie Cisirbourne's veins caused her death during an inquest in Goldfield. She reportedly abused morphine injections, and doctors testified the bubble entered her blood and reached the heart. County officials propose a poll tax ruling to base city funding on votes cast, claiming decreased costs.
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Hattie Cisirbourne
Goldfield
Metal Market Quotations Report From New York
The latest metal quotations show Silver at 52 cents per ounce in New York. Copper is listed at 4.40 dollars per 100 pounds. Continuous market notes suggest copper and silver pricing stability despite minor fluctuations.
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New York
Senator George Ninos Visits San Francisco Collecting Thoughts
Senator George Ninos, a Servada representative in the upper chamber, arrived in San Francisco from Reno for a brief personal visit. He praised Reno as the nation’s safety valve and discussed its role in public esteem while reflecting on political results in the state races and his own unopposed position.
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San Francisco Chronicle
George 5
Ninos
Servada
San Frascime
Reno
Remo
T. L Oddie
W. A. Massey
Plack Douglas
EE Roberts
George Springmeyer
Hugh Brows
Nevada University Wins Big at State Fair Livestock Show
The University of Nevada showcases at the state fair in Sacramento, winning 40 prizes across sheep, cattle, and hog divisions. Twenty six prizes cover sheep and cattle. six championships include two grand Holstein titles and six sheep championships, with seven wins by university bred animals including entries from England.
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Sacramento
Uniformis
University of Nevada
Nevede University
Tcn
England
Gale at the Szsrixzt Office Location Notices
Property location notices filed by Gale at the Szsrixzt office describe parcel changes and boundary updates with dates and official stamps. The notices indicate timeframes for review and potential public comment.
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Gale
Szsrixzt
Antirailroad sentiment boosts candidates in state elections
The piece notes a strong anti-railroad movement shaping political contests. It cites Dickerson’s anti-railroad campaign yielding a large win and suggests Oddie’s nomination and both Oddie and Spring are preparing for the next campaign, signaling ongoing political excitement across the state.
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Dickerson Meade
Oddie
Springbustling
Edison seeks large bismuth supply for storage battery
Thomas A Edison claims a practical cheap storage battery is solved and requires a steady crude bismuth ore supply. He has contacted Deep Creek Utah ore sources, noting a 10 foot ore body with about one percent bismuth and a higher grade in some portions. Edison plans to begin with about 13,000 pounds of bismuth monthly.
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Salt Lake City
Thomas A. Edison
Wilson Consolidated Mining Company
Deep Creek
Thomas A Edison
Mr. Edison
Wonder Min tog Company Opens Camp and Sets Wages
An open camp edict lists wage rates: Miners four dollars. machine menders one. chuck tenders and top carmen three dollars fifty. pampmes three forty five. timbermen one. carpenters five. electricians head blacksmiths five fifty. blacksmiths five. tool sharpeners five. blacksmith helpers four. amalgamators four hundred fifty. van mermen four. labor fifty. All other positions on salary.
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Wonder
Hamanegnesenn
Wonder Min Tog Company
Top Carmen
Pampmes
Eee
van Mermen
Alfalfa Seven Feet High Reported in Nevada
A seven foot tall alfalfa stalk was brought to the Lovelock Tribune showing growth on a ditch bank at the Dick Helwinkel ranch. The extraordinary plant, taller than typical, stood in the Tribune window to prove the claim despite chatter from eastern readers.
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Lovelock Tribune
Tribune
Dick Helwinkel Ranch
Nevada
Scarcity of Beef Cattle Hits Nevada Pastures
Report from Churchill County notes a beef cattle shortage with ranchers unable to feed all cattle, despite some local crops this year. No cattle will be driven into the Reso area for feeding as farmers cope with limited herds.
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Nevada
Reso
Churchill County
Eureka County Board of Equalization Notice 1910
The Eureka County Board of Equalization will meet at the Court House Eureka to review the certified tax list for 1910 starting September 19 1910 and continue until the business is disposed of. The meetings end no later than October 3 1910 as per General Statutes. K McCharles Clerk announces the session dates and location.
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Board of County Commissioners
Bareks County
Nevada
Board of County ‘Commissioners
Anid County
Eureka
Zochekox
Board of Equalization
Jamons Going to Mexico and Mormon Settlement Plans
Hamilton Smith, president of the Monroe Obareh, says President Diezbet assures the church will face no interference in Mexico for polygamy and religious practice. Mormons claim 65,090 acres already owned and a colony near 30,000 acres recently acquired, with plans for 100 families in Mexico within two years.
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Galveston
Texas
United States
Mexico
Tory
Esgle Pass
Reckless voyage noted in distant calls and perilous seas
Fragmentary text recalls a perilous journey by sea or voyage with repeated calls and uncertain fate. The garbled lines hint at prayer, guidance, and a search for direction amid dangerous waters and unknown shores. The exact events remain unclear from the unreadable source.
Strangely Woven Phrases From Gilman Texts
Fragmentary lines evoke Charlotte Perkins Gilman’s prose on power and gender. The excerpt hints at social forces shaping belief and identity, with bold diction suggesting resistance to patriarchal control, and a sense of contested agency within domestic life.
Robbers Hit Ely Gambling House In Early Morning Ambush
Five masked robbers held up the Southern Club gambling resort in Ely as employees and patrons faced a gunfight. One man died from a chest wound, two others were seriously injured, and dealer Clyde Tilford suffered a scalp wound while George Miller was fatally shot. The thieves escaped with about $1000 from the tables as pursuing posses closed in.
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Southern Club
Ely
Lucy
Clyde Tilford
George Miller
Clarence McFadden
Tilford
Sone
Posses
Sre
Parsuit
Beauty Bride Seeks Pot Of Jack Pots And Greens
A bride visits a corner grocery asking for jack pots and greens to calm a husband’s sleep talk about the utensil. Sands replies he does not stock jack pots but greens are offered. The scene shifts to reflections on manhood, office, honor, and leadership in a fragmentary closing paragraph.
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Stu Fan
Worning
Sai
Sands
Trey
Ted Pool
Luggage and Loyalty in a Princeton Veteran Tale
Johnnie Poe, linked to Edgar Abjan Pow and the Princeton football circle, served as a general in a Honduran war. Facing scarce funds after wartime, he sought transport home from a U S warship, joking with the commander about his modest outfit and a lone pair of socks and a peck of candied fruit.
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Johnnie Poe
Princeton
Edgar Ab Jan
Honduras
United States
States
Poe
Whistler and Lowell Anecdotes and a Crime Tale
A painter confronts Whistler about an upside down work while Lowell's dinner vignette unfolds in Cambridge. In a separate brief, a burglar jailed for stealing a baby explains his motive to take the child, as a judge questions the act.
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Whistler
Sali Whistler
James Russell Lowell
Cambridge
Loni Blank
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ST B. A. Seiliman
State News
Nevada University
Thomas J. McParlin
Eureka County
W. H. Sweeney
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Democrs
William F. May
Robert Raftice
Sennouneer
Edison
K. McCharles
Neveds
Charles Boyle
Unes
Tussay
Jamons
Church
Diaz
Strangs
Gsis
Charlotte Perkins
Gilman
Dar
Opera House
Italian Benevolent Society of
Discovery of
America
Christopher Colombes
Committee of Arrangements
Biale
John Repetto
Lasi
The
Italian Benevolent Society
J. B. Biale
Crand
A. C. Florio
Ruby Hill
Zadow
Eureka, Nevada
Scrap
Toro
Lowell
Maryland
Zoe
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