McMillan vs Sadler courtroom trial details emerge
The county court's trial of McMillan versus Sadler unfolds amid sponsor disputes over election intervention. Witness Oblander outlines pretrial matters while lawyers argue contested election procedures and vote directives, with testimony on vote counts and party counsel positions shaping the proceedings.
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Syste Courk
Secur
Sadler
Seinpe
Bownsel
Hiei
Obyorkie Jetty
Fey
Ander Arsine
Pischler
McMilley
Knights of Pythias Honor Editor in Dayton Special Session
Knights from Dayton Virginia City Reno and others attended a Saturday night special session. Fred Fairbanks editor of the Lyon Coury Times received the second and third degrees amid a banquet speeches toasts and humor. A future Chamber of Commerce committee was appointed to organize and consider local business projects.
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Knights of Pythias
Dayton
Virginia Cty
Reno
Order For the Domain of
Nevada
Fred Fairbanks
Lyon Coury Times
Fairbanks
Chas
Waite Chedic
Falsh
Geo Tyrrell
Astrell
Thyson Chamber of Commerce
G. A. Tyrrell
Chas. H. Kelly
Cohen
Burlington
AL Col
Fire damages church woodshed. Curry boys save building
At 11:30 p.m. flames from a woodshed behind the Episcopal Church roof sparked a blaze that threatened the church. The Curry boys quickly fought the fire, preventing greater loss. Origin unclear, but suspected arson. estimated damage about one hundred dollars.
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Episcopal Church
Curry Boys
Carson Girl's Success Earns Teaching Post in Oakland
Miss Vinesober Wha wag sued i t Wrexcher in this city. she secured a school in Oakland after 315 applicants, 20 selected. Nevada diploma and strong letters propelled her to seventh on the list. She will begin teaching August 1, reflecting Nevada education weight in California. Carson friends praise Miss Roberts' success.
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Vinesober
Oakland
Nevada
Ploma
California
Carson Friends
Miss Roberts
Carson and Reno relay meet highlights and local notices
Carson fans traveled to Reno for relays with Reno winning easily. Keddie won the quarter and Massey took the mile, with Eason and Swane also placing. Daughters of the King added new members at the Episcopal Church. A mining deal valued near 1,000,000 is reported involving Ratchilds and Captain Lamar’s property. Carson box factory to close at noon with a final whistle. Sam Tokie of Bodie actor supplied ore for Relby vesting works.
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Carson
Reno
Keddie
Kelley
Muller
Eason
Kelly
Massey
Swane
Captain Ie Lamar
Lincoln County
Utah
Sam Tokie
Bodie, Cal
Relby “Vesting
Saloon Keeper Pierinne Dies by Suicide in Dayton
Report states Pierinne a well known Dayton saloon keeper shot himself in the head with a .38 at his Rafetto home after lunch. He lay dead on a bed, his coat and hat removed, a pistol near his head and $150 on his person. His illness and ill health were noted as the likely cause. His daughter Lovin, about ten years old, survived. The sheriff and coroner investigated. funds and papers were found on the deceased.
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Pierinne
Dayton
Rafetto
Vieriune
Virginia City
Thas
Wasinet
Eigen
Die Reot
Pieriiny Win
Bierinone
Luvin
Viesinia
Mr. Pnewiatie
Call for Anti-Trust Convention Began by State Officials
Governor Saynes telegraphed to Southern state governors and attorneys general calling an anti trust convention to meet in St Louis on September 1 for concerted action against trusts. In Nevada county a couple works a slot machine scam while Floriston builds a paper mill and land prices rise. Captain DeLamar’s Marcur Utah mines yielded bullion worth 52388 in ten months. Lovelock expects a 50 percent wheat crop surge. Bluestone and Spraggs mines in Mason Valley sold to Kelley of Monta. Two Colorado capitalists form to develop Chure nill copper prospects. Wadsworth brick building bid at 11995. Electric plant to close mid month.
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Anetto
Jote
Saynes
St. Louis
Floriston
Verdi
Captain DeLamar
Marcur Utah
Colorado
Churenill County
Wadsworth
Nevadans Elect Officers for Ladies of the Maccabees Hive
Carson City Hive of the Ladies of the Maccabees organized this week by Deputy Supreme Chief Fudoca S. Moffat with officers installed. The group reports 10,000 members, a $380,000 treasury, and growth across forty states territories and provinces, with ongoing membership drives and meetings announced.
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Carson City
Lillian Swift
Mary Bo Wotbury
Orence Vo Kyi
Arius
Moffat
Ten Irens
Ron Hive Wapetts
Clas
Mofat
Stu
Examination for the West Point Cadetship
The competitive exam for appointment as a cadet to West Point will be held at the Manila Hotel Schoolroom in Mecca on Monday at ten o clock. Applicants must present at the day and bear the required names. The exam will test age and other qualifications as set by the military board and will determine eligibility for the cadetship.
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Mego
Tha. m
Manila
Hoy Brant
Probable Fate of Captain Neall in Court Martial
The Judge Advocate has reviewed the papers in Captain J. M. Neall's court martial. Army circles expect dismissal from the army unless President McKinley grants clemency. The President is not expected to alter the court's findings, and the captain's dismissal seems sealed. Papers are with the President, with a decision expected within a day or two.
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J. M. Neall
McKinley
Poisonous dose endangers Brown child. quick help expected
A three year old on Brown Street ingested corrosive sublimate yesterday. Dr. Phillips promptly treated the poison and the child’s condition stabilized though lingering effects are expected. Meanwhile, local court records show Cantry and Goslee pleading guilty to burglary. sentences imposed. Macguire pleads to receiving stolen property and gets 30 days. Internal Revenue prepares four months of work plans from Sacramento.
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Sero Hay
Brown
Charles Cantry
Charles Goslee
Jacob
Talbot
Cantry
Goslee
Philip Macguire
Funeral of Eugene Pierinne Observed by Local Knights
The funeral for Eugene Pierinne was held yesterday afternoon under the Knights of Pythias. Rev. George L. Davis preached charity lessons, attended by friends from Payton and Virginia as carriages stretched in a long procession.
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Eugene Pierinne
Knights of Pythias
George IL Davis
Payton
Virginia
Davis
Alyle
Evans
Val Hive
Dan Hagan Injured In Industrial Accident
An accident left Dan Hagan severely injured with head and chest trauma after a cave collapsed on a shaft. He was buried up to his body and required rescue as debris trapped him, with doctors predicting serious but survivable outcomes.
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Vahiel Hagin
Tau
Pia
Grading Begun on Teownals Teed and Rail Progress
The article notes preparations and progress in railroad and bridge work with mentions of workers, a congress meeting, and local officials. It references the Tibetan bees and various names, describing a tense situation as labor and planning move forward.
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Irene Momdas
Geeitin
Pfiere
Erik Ty
Sonide
Euitar
Alent Congress
Pnce
Com
Tie Ebes
A Productive Mine and Regional Notices
Engineers of the Jamson and Lake View Company operate the May Lundy Mine in Mono County with ten stamps dropping on high grade rock. The cyanide plant is finished and forty men underground plus ten in the mill. A 1500 foot double tunnel is started and an electric plant is planned for light and power. Weather delays prospecting due to deep snow. At Lundy Lake a cyanide plant operates, pumping old tailings from the lake. The Warren Engine dance is set for Friday evening June 16th. Sheriff Tugalls sold the Durand Company mill in Aurora under execution to John Neidy for 316832 with one other bidder. Deacon Gale arrived from the south last evening.
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Oakes
Jamson and Lake View Company
Iat
Snew
Lundy Lake
Reno Journal
Tugalls
Durand Company
Aurora
John Neidy
Hawthorne Bulletin
Floriston Pulp and Paper Plant Contract Awarded
W K Spaulding for Sierra Nevada Wood and Lumber Co awarded contract to furnish timber for Floriston Pulp and Paper plant. 2.5 to 3 million feet of timber to be delivered within months as brick buildings rise and power plant and side track constructed.
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Truckee Republican
WK. Spaulding
Sierra Nevada Wood and Lumber Company
Contraet
Floriston. Pulp and Paper Company
Floriston
Immvbor
Grand Lodge Officers Elected by K of P Chapter
The Grand Lodge of the Knights of Pythias in Reno elected its officers yesterday. New supreme representative and grand master were chosen from Amity No. 4, Abana No. 4 Aleglon, and other lodges. Names include Win Yovy, IvirrhaeS Crean, and Macpherson as key officers with appointments at Vineet and Vineet districts.
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Reni
Supreme Representative
Milken
Amity No
Abana
Aleglon
Nevada
Orinda
Ivirrhaes Crean
Newana
Kwehaupoet LA
Vom
Aezenda
Ormsby County Notes and Obituary Items
A 1808 Carson note urges civic effort to fund tools for road work and improvement. Mrs. Kate Taylor, pioneer resident, dies in Carson after long service at the mint. funeral at St Veterans Church. A warning about fines up to 500 or one year for stealing mail or newspapers from post offices.
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Lane
Mire
Kate Taylor
Taylor
Carson
Carson Mint
Georgetown
Scott County
Kentucky
Mart Fuller
William
Virginia City
Lotelack
St Veter's Church
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