Turbulent Receiver Appointments and Railroad Turmoil
Boston and New York reports detail receivers sought for the New York and New England Road and the New England system. Judges refused action. proxies may ratify lease arrangements. Rumors of receivers for General Electric circulate. officials deny them. International coverage notes investor doubts and a large alleged insider manipulation tied to Northern Pacific receivers. A prominent citizen dies in California. another railroad case in Tennessee awaits ruling.
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Associated Press
Boston
New York & New England Road
United States District Court
Collinill
Nelson
District Court
Providence
New York
Platt
McLeod
New England
Northern
Associated Presa
Circuit Court
United States
Northern Pacific railroad
Oakes
Thomas F. Oakes
Henry C. Payne
Henry C. Rouse
Jenkins
Silas W. Pettit
Northern Pacific
Petit
Mysterious Woodchopper Surrenders After Capay Killing
A Capay Canyon rancher billowed by a Woodchopper named Bill surrendered to Conetable Moore claiming he killed a man. He alleges Owen Mc Laughlin attacked him with a blunt instrument before Bill found Mc Laughlin dead with three knife wounds. Sheriff Wyckoff and District Attorney Head traveled from Woodland to investigate.
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Yolo County
Sacramento Bee
Bill
Capay
Conetable
Wm. Moore
Owen McLaughlin
Lee Millsap
Capay Canyon
McLaughlin
Roseville
Folsom
Michigan
California
Oakland
Wyckoff
Head
Woodland
Freemasons Install Officers At Reno Lodge Ball
Reno Lodge No 13 F and A M held an officers installation at Sierra Street and Commercial Row with P M L L Crocker installing the Blue Lodge officers assisted by Grand Marshal W L Bechtel. Names include Robert Lewers and 4 D Bird, John Horn, Hymere, Jamison, Cohn, Clough, McCormack, Williams, Jamison, Phillips and J E. Phillips. The R A M chapter planned to install later due to lateness. Sisters of the Eastern Star served a collation after the ceremony. Two men charged with vagrancy asked to plead guilty and leave town, and were discharged. A Democratic badge joke concluded the item.
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Reno
Mavens
Reno Lodge No
Sierra street
Commercial Row
L. L. Crocker
W. L. Bechtel
Robert Lewers
D. Bird
John Horn
T. EK
Hymere
M. Jamison
L. J. Cohn
C. EB. Clough
M. McCormack
Marshal
L. Jamison
J. E. Phillips
Stewarts
Repo
Sisters of the Eastern Star
Yellow fever and trials in late December dispatches
Across Atlantic and Americas a spate of brief items reports yellow fever deaths in Rio Janeiro amid war, a domestic Koester case acquittal, Coughlin and Prendergast trial notes, and other assorted court, crime, and disaster updates from London to Jacksonville and San Francisco.
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Cable and Associated Press
Buenos Ayres
Rio Janeiro
McConnell Case Experience in Habeas Corpus Proceedings
Report on the McConnell habeas corpus case in Nevada. Attorneys Griffith and Torreyson appear for the petitioner with Bonnield for Winn. Respondent R J Whittabr presents California agents. Return delayed to January 10 and traverse until January 25. Hearing set for February 8. Attorney Cook defends compulsory writ issuance. discusses interstate rendition and Nevada jurisdiction questions.
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Francisca
Revadé
Wm. McConnell
wanethen
Griffith
ane
J. D. Torreyson
rend
M.S. Bonnield
Winné
san Francisco
R. J. Whittabr
State of California
New York
Diacourtesy
Nevada
Gazetts
Examiner
Cook
California
Court of
Cheney
Real Estate Transactions In Heno And Vicinity August Record
August records show multiple property transfers led by C Allen and wife to E Phillips for part of Evans North Addition and other town parcels. Transactions include homesteads, town lots, 80 to 320 acre tracts in Spanish Springs Valley and sections 9 township 19, with prices from 400 to 5000 dollars and ownership changes to Fraser Hussey Evans Morello Dizon Barrett and others. The August Records conclude with notes on the Blizzard claim in Washoe county and total activity for the month.
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Heno
C. Allen
E. Phillips
Evans’ North Addition
David Washeim
P. Gilleapie
Wadaworth
C. O. Powning
J. J. Flynn
Powning
Jane Fraser
Felice S. Hussey
etr al
F. M. Edmunda
Evans
Alvaro Evans
Edward McCormack
Sunny Side
G. B. Morello
Louizi
Avansino
township No
W. D. Jones
C. Powning
C. C. Powning
D. W. Rulison
Ellen Dizon
William V. Dizon
James Barrett
E. W. Donnelly
Washoe county
Utah and Nevada Union Debate in Senate Committee
A San Francisco Chronicle dispatch reports that Senator Proctor’s bill would merge Utah into Nevada, a move opposed by both states and their leaders. The plan faces political resistance from Utah figures and potential clashes with Senator Jones and Stewart over boundaries, while Utah’s delegation and Governor Weat resist union due to leadership competition. Utah’s Democratic and more populous status contrasts with Nevada’s experienced, wealthy delegation. In Austin Nevada, Alpha Vaughn killed John Latster and wounded Willie Litster at Litster’s ranch. F. E. Ellis of Woodland Mail claims self defense and departs for Iris Rome with his bride.
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San Francisco
Chronicle paga
Washington
New York World
Proctor
Utah
Nevada
Senate Territories Committee
Facikoer
Hill
Blackburn
Stewart
Nearda
madge
Rawlins
Senate
Weat
Jones
Miss Matheryne Mapes Hosts a Friendly Evening
Miss Matheryne Mapes entertained many young friends at G. W. Mapes home at Ralston and Filthetreama. The event featured recitations music parlor games candy and social hours lasting until midnight luncheon served. A list of attendees includes Stella Linscott Maude Wheeler Bele Robson Grace Maxwell Marion Edmunds and others.
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Matheryne Mapes
Misa Katheryne Mapes
G. W. Mapes
Ralston and
Filthetreama
Stella Linscott
Maude Wheeler
Bele Robson
Grace Maxwell
Marion Edmunds
Alice Edmunds
Amy Edmonds
Lela Blum
Minnie Sadler
Kate Mayberry
Elizabeth Poor
Josie Blum
Jerome Hig“gins
Lamon Osborn
Fred Thompson
Roy Reese
Albert Cahlan
Fred Linscott
Charles Loder
James Mayberry
Bam Durkee
Harry Stewart
Albert Fiood
James Henry
George Hjul
Emmat Powers
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General Electric Company
Thomas Jefferson Coolidge
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alate bonr
Loxpox
agliah Press
Reinhart
Atchison railway system
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Omaha
Nev
Dougherty
Union Pacific
Denver & Gailroad
Clark
Denver
Special lo Gazette
St. Part
Atlantic
Iowa
T. G. Steinke
Cass county bank
Corser, Blufrs
laws
McGee
Superior Court
Omahs and
Council Bluffs Bridge and Motor Company
Das Dinao
Samuel McKeon
Hosmer P. McKeon
San Diego
Clarksville
Tenn
Searton
Chespeake
Wardewers
Henry Jenkins
Joe Winters
Justice Linn
NOVA SCOTIA
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Coughlin
Prendergaat
Anna Wagner
Curcaco
Jonas Carlson
Cronin
Martin Burke
Cable and Associated Prese
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Barrow
Lobengula
Hanover
William Bismarck
Prince Bismarck
Hauresx
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Loi
Savage
Tuttle
Simonda-Kaye
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Fla
Corbett
Wasuisaron
Joseph Donjon
Stevenson
Cmcano
Harrison
the Gazette
F. Gandell
Grace
Union Iron Works
Southampton
Hanroperure
Thomas Ranedal
Bolton
Lease
State Board of Charities of
Kansas
McCONNELL
REAL
Nevat
Austin
The
Gazette
Revente
Avatin
Alpha Vaughn
Jobn Latster
Willie Litster
Litster
jaip
F. E. Ellis
Woodland Mail
J. W. Boalt
Iris
rome
BOEN
FERGURSONG
St. Clair
A.I. Fergurson
Rebekah
Fredrick's Orchestra
decath
Grover Cleveland
C. WALL
Winchester
Pioneer
G. W. LARCOMBE
E. B. COFFIN COFFIN & LARCOMBE
FRESE West
SIERRA ST
North Side
ALFRED NELSON
Detroit Free Press
Carl Dunder
J. H. CLARE
Conn. COHN & CLARK
NEVADA BANK
S& ARMANKO
smeyonl Rew
GOODE
PHILADELPHIA
NEW YORK and NEWARK,N. J
OXFORD
JOHN SUNDERLAND
HOLIDAY COODS
FR. Eterz
Reno - Jeweler
M. NATHAN
CLOTHIING
Virginia St. Rem
Ss. EMRICH
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