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Newspaper

Reno Evening Gazette

Location

Reno, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1905

Page

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Emperor May Soon Announce Peace

June dispatches indicate Russia prepares to announce peace talks and constitution of a national assembly. Reports say Oyama and Linovitch may refrain from action until plenipotentiaries meet, with Manchuria seen as neutral ground for preliminary terms and potential indemnity and territorial discussions.

T. PETERSBURG Japan Oyama Linevitch Manchuria national assembly committee of ministers Bouligin rescript commission gin commission Associated Press Roosevelt Russia Washington Linovitch Sakahalin Vladivostok far east

Embezzlement Rumor Ties Hazen Shortage to Firm

A Hazen clerk allegedly absconded with about 700 dollars from Cold Storage Co. confusion arose as a Reno lawyer received a call thinking Hazen was in Washoe County. Hazen officials denied a crime. a shortage was reported but being kept quiet.

W. H. A. PIKE Hazen Washoe county Falios Allen

Iron Workers Detained After Fatal Meeting Shooting

Forty one members of the Natural Structural Iron Workers and Bridge Builders union were jailed without bail as Edward Joyce lies in a hospital dying from a shooting at a Philadelphia meeting. Joyce, from Washington, refuses to name a suspect while detectives investigate.

PHILADELPHIA Natural Structural Iron Workers and Bridge Builders’ union Edward Joyce Joyce Washington Bridge Builders’ union

Flood Destroys $50,000 In Livingston Property

In ten minutes today water flooded Livingston Montana destroying about $50,000 worth of property as the business district remained submerged for three hours. A four foot wall of water roared through the valley tearing up tracks and widening to a thousand feet at the station.

LIVINGSTON Mont CHRISTIANIA Abershus storthing Sweden Sons of Norway

Western Pacific board to reshuffle on arrival

W T Bartnett resigns the presidency of the Western Pacific to be replaced by E L Jeffrey of the Denver and Rio Grande. W J Barthett becomes vice president and general counsel as New York directors join the board. Articles of incorporation will shift New York as principal place of business.

E. T. Jeffrey Denver and Rio Grande Bartnett New Road SAN FRANCISCO the Western Pacific W. T. Bartnett New York W. J. Barthett EL . Jeffrey Denver Blo Grande vie general coursel boar east

Bruette Withdraws From Queen Contest

Miss Maud Bruette today asked that her name be withdrawn from the Fourth of July carnival queen contest as it continues to decide the carnival queen.

Misa Bruette Maud Bruette

Woman accuses Goldfield banker of stealing jewels

Mrs. Magele Jameson swore out a complaint against W. Hale for grand larceny after diamonds valued at 450 dollars vanished from her home while Hale stayed with the Jamesons prior to the Goldfield bank wreck scandal. Hale fled the city as officials hunted him and a warrant was issued.

AN FRANCISCO W. BR. Hale Goldfield Bank and Trust Company Jameson Linda Vista Turk and Jones streets thia city Magele Jameson Hale Burnett Goldfield bank Tonopah J. S. Young L. Burton Cabaniss Gibson

Morton Named Chairman of Equitable Life Society

New York June reports Paul Morton secretary of the navy elected chairman of the Equitable Life Assurance Society. Grand Rapids flood danger subsides as crest passes. dyke holds at north end while west side area floods with water rising from below. Hundreds of homes become surrounded. river prospects say flooding may extend despite receding water with fair weather expected tomorrow and a westerly breeze.

NEW YORK Paul Morton navy Equitable Life Assurance Society GRAND RAPIDS Mich Grand river

Russians Interned After harbor delay

Secretary Taft cites Governor Wright telegram from Manila stating Russian warships failed to sail within twenty four hours and are now interned under Admiral Train. Ships behind breakwater under Ohio and Monadnock, machinery to be disabled and breech locks removed. Also note Caracas report: Castro to be formally installed as president.

WASHINGTON Taft Wright Manila Train Monadnock navy department

Washoe Power Company Defends Rates in Public Statement

The Washoe Power and Development Company issues a Reno and Sparks public statement asserting it has not declared war on the old light and power company. It argues current low rates aim to drive competition out, and urges reasonable, permanent rates through fair competition benefiting Reno and Sparks. Trustees J. G Humphrey H. C. Cupting Geo. W. Robison John N. Evans J. A. Moynihan sign.

Washoe Power and Development Company Reno and Sparks Reno Nevada Reno and Sparks light Rena dus Washoe Power, and Development Company J. G HUMPHREY H. C. CUPTING GEO. W. ROBISON JOHN N. EVANS J. A. MOYNIHAN

Riverside Hotel Deal Called Off Amid Uncertainty

Captain Gosse owner of the Riverside Hotel notes a proposed takeover and expansion was halted after deadlines of April 1 May 1 and May 15 expired. He offers no immediate plans and Reno residents face delays in anticipated improvements to the Riverside property.

Riverside Captain Gosse Reno

Two Divorces Granted by Judge Carter

Two divorces were granted this morning by Judge Carter. J. P. McDonald was divorced from Margaret McDonald while Carrie E. Courtney was granted a divorce from Charles F. Courtney on grounds of extreme cruelty. Later, Knights of Columbus members in Los Angeles accompanied by families toured Mount Lowe as part of their visit.

Carter J. P. McDonald Margaret McDonald Carrie E. Courtney Charles F. Courtney LOS ANGELES national council Knights of Columbis Mount Lowe

Old Pioneer Reuben M Wash to Be Buried Sunday

Reuben M Wash longtime Nevada pioneer died yesterday morning at the home of Andrew Frandsen near Ralston and 4th street. Funeral services will be held at the residence then proceed to Hillside cemetery with Perkins Oliver and Gulling in charge. his burial is expected to draw a large crowd. The Gazette want columns are advertised in the notice.

Reuben M. Wash Nevada Andrew Frandsen Ralston 4th stream Hillside cemetery Perkins Oliver and Gulling Mr. Wash

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PARIS Paul Jones deine Havre Cherbourg NORWAY Virgil G. Bogue GOLDFIELD MORTON EQUITABLE SOCIETY Castro CARACAS WASHOE COMPANY New Electric Company electric companias RIVERSIDE HOTEL PIONEER The Gazette
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