Reno man faces threat case after brutal conduct
Trial before Justice Marsh in Sacramunity revealed Noyes threatening to kill an unknown Reno man who wrote his wife letters. Noyes was released, later reassembled, with claims of danger and a plan to abduct their child. Mrs. Noyes, left defenseless, had sought divorce amid prior violence and Reno work.
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Governor Harring Declares Senate Candidacy in Ohio
Columbus Nov 25 Governor Harring tonight declared himself a candidate for United States senator to succeed Foraker. He said he has no coalition with any other candidate and is not opposed to any that may run.
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Steinheil Murder Case Nearing a Solution
Damaged report on the Steinheil murder case notes a casational stage with a pearl ring link and a confession by Marie Steinheil. Adolph Sheinkins and Alma are involved. a servant Remy Conte is named in early findings. The article describes revelations, threats, and jewel theft tied to the Bellevue villa.
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Collision Sinks Steamship in New York Harbor
In fog bound waters off Sandy Hook the Finance of the Panama Railroad and Steamship line sinks after a collision with the White Star steamer Georgie in the ships channel. The George sustained minor damage. passengers and crew of the Finance are believed rescued or missing as boats shuttle between the sunken vessel and the Georgie.
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Policies of Japan and America Outline Pacific Talks
World news reports claim negotiations are underway in Washington between ambassadors and the secretary of state. Rumors persist about a formal exchange of notes outlining wartime policies and Pacific strategy. Official sources deny details while observers express cautious belief in a forthcoming communiqué.
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Runners Start on Long Race from Yonkers
In New York on November 26 150 runners began a 96 mile race from Yonkers along Westchester hills timed from noon. Among favorites were Lewis Technima Indian Olympian and Ten Morrissey who beat Johnny Hayes in Boston last year.
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Goldfield Men Arrested on Counterfeiting Charge
In Goldfield Nov 26 Deputy Shovifts Jack Sweeney and Will am Kelly arrested Mek Ris sel and Peter dlackson on counterfeiting charges. A home near Seventeen aul Miner Surect yielded a complete apparatus for forging coins and other tools. Russell, a manager, and accomplices allegedly distributed counterfeit currency citywide. An attempt to destroy evidence occurred at the scene as officers closed in.
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Alturas Receives New Railroad Train Service
Alturas now hosts the Nevada California Oregon narrow gauge line with daily arrivals and departures. An air rail trip can connect to the outside world via Reno and other roads. The depot is a two stone structure, and track work remains rough though trains operate. Local opposition and lack of shippers have hindered growth.
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Railroad Men Strike At Copper Mine Trams
Nov 26 reports ore tram workers at Cope per t y mine have walked out over wage increases. Two union reps meet with smelter manager Lakeman as talks proceed. If no concessions arise, strike could widen though Nevada’s Consombast and lines remain tied. Smelters still receive ore to keep operations running for several days.
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Chicken Thieves Raid Local Coop and Pigeon House
Report of a raid at 658 North Center Street where thieves entered and carried away a dozen fat pigeons and several chickens. Neighbors suspect the same culprits committed both thefts, with the local coop owned by Leon Wars and Varved noted as the site of loss. Police pursues leads as Thanksgiving feeds are disrupted.
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Arrest Indians on Suspicion in Broncho Diek Murder Case
Police in Lae arrest Lidia John Sharp and Coxy Neonvind on suspicion of being involved in the murder of Broncho Diek or Bicharus Diek, as investigations continue. Authorities seek further clues to identify the perpetrators amid fluid details from the scene.
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Papke Ketchel Middleweight Fight Promised in San Francisco
The great middleweight bout between Lilly Papke and Stanley Ketchel is set for this afternoon at San Francisco's Missin Street Arena. The Gazette will wire a round by round account to front-office readers, delivering ringside progress to Reno sports fans.
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We Are the Sole Reno Agents for Mark Cross Leather Goods
The firm announces it is the sole Reno agent for Mark Cross Leather Goods imported direct from London. They are offered at New York City prices and promoted as excellent Christmas gifts.
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