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Newspaper

Reno Evening Gazette

Location

Reno, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1903

Page

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Grand Jury Indicts Machen for Post Office Corruption

The grand jury returned a true bill against Machen charging illegal receipt of about $20,000 related to Groff fasteners and post office supplies. Indictment spans nine counts over twenty-five pages detailing duties, actions, and collusive bribes with Groff Brothers, bond posted by Machen.

WASHINGTON Mechen Machen ilegally chen Mr. Machen Post Office Department Groff Brothers

Question of Control in Beck Enbridge Case

Paris June 5 The court debated control over John C Beckenridge wealthy California youth after experts’ report. Court ordered removal of the letter from the hotel where he receives care from doctors and nurses chosen by his mother Mrs Frederick Sharon and kept Dr Motet as sole supervisor.

PARIS John C. Beckenvridge Beckenridge ben Frederick Sharon Deckenridge Motet Breckenridge Sharon

District Court Cases Move Forward and Estate Settled

In the district court this morning the estate of Hull TE. Joy saw the administrator’s final account filed and distributions ordered. Judges weighed cases including Kent vs Kaiser, Painter vs Kaiser, Widen vs Kalser with Judge M A Murphy presiding. Dickinson vs Chiccop granted a new trial motion. Grace Clow vs NH West gives briefs timetable. Magoon vs International Electric Mining Company extends answer time. T. L. Oddie was a passenger for Nonopah today.

Hull TE. Joy Kent Kaiser Painter Magoon International Electric Mining Company

Cloud Burst Floods Valley Near St. Louis

A cloudburst near St. Louis struck Fenton and Valley Park washing six inch floods across miles. Crops along the Meramec river bottoms suffered heavy losses as the storm collapsed a house onto the Meramec bridge and damaged the St. Louis Plate Glass Works in Valley Park.

ST. LOUIS Fenton Valley Park Meramec river Meramec Ienton

Stepson Kills Stepmother in Indiana. Suspect Sought

In Loogooteer Indiana Mrs Addie Lyons wife of Joseph Lyons of Killicen was shot and instantly killed by her stepson who escaped. Authorities search for the young man who had recently returned from a long stay in California. No motive is known for the crime.

LOOGOOTEER Ind Addie Lyons Joseph Lyons Killicen California

Evans Sentenced in Justice Court for Poisoning

Cornelius Evans faced a morning trial in Justice Court for poisoning goods and received a sentence of either 100 days in jail or a 200-dollar fine. The case featured no attorneys, with Jacob Fred as the complaining witness, and Evans, a veteran of the G A R, protested his innocence until the end. He has resided in Reno for 30 years and was granted six hours before sentencing.

Cornelius Evans Evans Jacob Fred Eivans Reno

Fraud arrest reveals large swindle in Los Angeles

Henry Christie and A J Taylor, president and secretary of the National Construction Company, were jailed on charges of obtaining money by false pretenses. Police seek R A Matterson as a warranted suspect. Amount involved cited as 40000 to 80000 dollars. Christie and Taylor allegedly used inflated appraisals to secure loans from the Continental Building and Loan Society of San Francisco.

LOS ANGELES Henry Christie A. J. Taylor National Construction Company R. A. Matterson Christie and Taylor Continental Building and Loan Society of San Francisco Continental Society Christie and Taylor society Christie

Iron Workers at Colorado Fuel and Iron Discuss Wage Offer

Structural iron workers at the Colorado Fuel and Iron Company steel works rejected a 45 cent per hour wage for an eight hour day with overtime pay. They had demanded 50 cents, while contractors had previously offered 40 cents.

Colorado Fuel and Fron Company

Hunt for Murderer of Aged Colored Woman

Mrs Annie Ross who witnessed the killing of Lizzie Leroy the aged colored woman supplied police with addresses of people in various cities across the state where Victor Walker may be found Chief Hodgking wired officials statewide with the murderer's description and request for arrest Local clues are being followed and police expect custody soon.

OAKLAND Annie Ross Lizzie Leroy Victor Waflkerer Hodgking

Jews of Tripoli Seek Exemption From Tax

Twenty Jewish men form a commission in Tripoli and are jailed for defying a government order to levy a military exemption tax on Jews. The group argues extreme poverty prevents payment and notes Muslims are not taxed or conscripted. Jews suspend business in protest.

TRIPOLI North Africa

Philippines swept by awful hurricane causes ship losses

Manila June 6 A hurricane struck the Philippines causing severe shipping damage. The US transport Shams Hus reportedly wrecked though unconfirmed. The steamer Pearla de Visaya is said to be totally lost off Corregidor Island with part of the crew saved. The Haurafel and the schooner Mayflower driven ashore off West Leyte with all aboard saved.

MANILA Philippines United States Shamshus Pearla de Visaya Cumores Island Haurafel Mayflower Leyte

Baptist Church Blown Up With Dynamite

The Baptist Church in Byron Minnesota was blown up by dynamite early today amid church tensions following the resignation of Rev. Mr. Utton to join the Methodist Church. No arrests have been made.

ROCHESTER Minn Byron Mr. Utton Lanesboro Methodist Church

Levee Breaks Threaten Farmlands Along Flooded Mississippi

Flood waters along the Mississippi rise to 34.5 feet, with a crest possible at 36 feet by Sunday. North and South St. Louis see the river several miles wide, encroaching on buildings as households and stocks are moved. The Madison levee holds back East St. Louis but remains at risk as base erosion and backwater from Cahokia Creek threaten further breaches.

ST. LOUIS Madison levee OVEY Bret East St Lows East St. Louis Chahogia creek

Starving Natives Reported in Kwang Si Province

Hong Kong June 5. Governor Wong of Kwang Si estimates over one million natives starved in the province. Distress is acute in some districts with children and women offered for sale. Rice harvest looks good but will not reach markets for four to six weeks. Foreign relief supervision is scarce. aid has been sent from Hong Kong and Canton as T'sui Chaus Suen speeds to his post amid the crisis. The province remains largely agricultural.

HONG KONG Wong Kwang Si Canton T'sui Chaus Suen

Chapter Meeting Special Session in the Mark Degree

Reno Chapter No 7 Royal Arch Masons holds a called convocation Saturday evening at 8 o clock June 6 1908 to confer the Mark Degree. All companions and sojourning companions are invited to attend. W L Bechtel secretary.

Reno w. L. BECHTEL

City Council Advances Reno Trade License Schedule

The Reno City Council meets to prepare a schedule of city licenses ahead of new ordinances on local trades. The council works diligently and will likely clear a substantial task soon, earning their salaries early. Pueblo reports a strike commencing June 5 with wage concerns in Colorado.

Reno

Prominent Young Man Found Shot in Kansas Yard

Lexington Kansas June 5 William Boston aged twenty two a leading young man in the county was found dead in the yard of his home five miles from the city with a bullet wound in his forehead. Authorities suspect burglars and bloodhounds will be used to track the killers.

LEXINGTON William Boston

Irish Lad to Race in American Derby at Washington Park

Irish Lad winner of the Brooklyn handicap will compete in the American Derby at Washington Park on June 20 barring accident. Secretary Howard says through express train sale will ensure safe travel in a specially padded palace horse car with a staid companion chosen by Trainer Rogers. Another eastern stable, FE R Thomas of New York, plans Yardarm and possibly Onatas for the Derby.

CHICAGO Brooklyn Washington Park Howard Washington Park Club palace Rogers Inter Mr. Howard FE. R. Thomas New York Yardarin Onatas

Mob Gathers to Lynch Suspect in Wisconsin Murder

A mob of hundreds of citizens and farmers from Tomah and Monroe County form to seize Samuel Montgomery charged with murdering his wife. He is taken from Tomah jail toward Sparta on a freight train as the National Guard is summoned to disperse the crowd. The mob trails the train toward Sparta with an arrival due around four o clock.

Sparta

Dense smoke from New England fires shrouds Baltimore

Dense smoke from New England and New York fires hung over Baltimore today obscuring the sun and hindering navigation on the bay and river. The strong odor was easily detected as authorities noted airborne smoke drifting south. Dr. Morrow is visiting Reno with plans to locate here.

Baltimore New England New York

Chicago Labor Troubles Reach City Hotels and Dining Rooms

June 5 Chicago reports labor unrest affecting two hotels and twelve restaurants. Union delegates met at the Auditorium hotel and Palmer House restaurants to avert strikes with a scheduled conference. Leaders opposed to talks prompted the gathering and discussions with owners for a settlement.

CHILCAGO Audittorium Palmer House hoto

Miners Board Granted Expanded Power At Convention

In Denver the Western Federation of Miners convention empowered the executive board to direct local unions during difficulties. An amendment binds unions to board decisions. The Canadian Pacific Railway deemed unfair and the American Labor Union allows affiliated members to hold office. Robert Morrow of Morrow and Hussey visits from Bakersfield.

DENVER Western Federation of Miners United Brotherhood of Railway Canadian Pacific Railway Company American Labor Union convention

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