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Newspaper

Reno Evening Gazette

Location

Reno, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1908

Page

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Flanigan Denies Eight Hour Law Vote Falsehood in Nevada

Patrick L. Flanigan declares a Democratic push inaccurately alleges he voted against Nevada eight hour legislation. He notes the bill was defeated in committee during his Senate term and that the final law passed after he retired, accusing Newlands and his campaign of spreading false propaganda to sway voters.

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Senator Beveridge Ill and Unable to Speak in Reno Tonight

Senator Beveridge is ill and cannot speak in Reno tonight. Physicians ordered rest. public remarks canceled. Special trains to nearby points were canceled and the meeting postponed. Nixon and Humphreys attempted to address the situation but were unsuccessful. Other speakers are arranged for a future date, with Republican enthusiasm expected to vent soon.

BEVERIDGE RENO plc Senate Beverdge Vihoe Nixon Charman Hlumphreys Uvy

Flanigan and Brown Receive Warm Welcome in White Pine

White Pine Republicans host large gatherings at Smelter and Ely as Flanigan and Brown tour the district. Crowd enthusiasm signals strong support for the Nevada candidate for U S Senate and Hugh Brown. Debate with Newlands noted as sharp and clear. Local sentiment predicts Taft ticket majority in White Pine, about 500 votes. Congress ends with routine resolutions after lengthy session in San Francisco.

Gaeelic ELY White Pine Smelter Fly Flanigan dicket Brown Abe Lincoln south Hugh Brown blanigat Flangan torr Taft Siown CONGRESS SAN FRANCISCO committee

Bryan Makes Charges On Trust Prosecution

Paris Mo October 10 William Jennings Bryan continued his attacks on the administration for not prosecuting trusts. He charged the department of justice grossly neglected its duty in the American Steel and Wire Co. case and claimed there is proof the attorney general misrepresented his efforts to prosecute the trusts.

BRYAN PARIS Wm. J. Bryan department of justice American Steel & Wire Co genersk

Five Reno Precincts Exceed Voter Limit Under Law

In Reno five precincts register more than 480 voters each, though the 1889 law caps precincts at 400. County commissioners face whether to meet and redraw precincts before elections. Judge Bell cites a restriction to the next prior election, while attorneys urge immediate action to permit all citizens to vote. Current precinct tallies include 378, 620, 609, 155, 754, 573, and 340 voters. A Sparks case noted by a Republican politician mirrors the delay in forming new precincts.

Bell igenta Sparks Reno

Chicago Wins World Series Opener In Rain Slop

In Bennett Park a drizzling six inning start saw Chicago take a 19 to 6 victory after Detroit led briefly in the first and 8th. The ninth inning rally produced five Chicago runs as Detroit’s fielding woes and substitutions failed to stop the champions.

DETROIT Bennett Park Chicago

War in the East Believed Unavoidable in Balkans Crisis

Belgrade Oct 10 official statements flag a likely war as tensions flare over Austria-Hungary. Officials warns hostilities may be unavoidable. Servian assembly debates stance amid a warlike mood. reports of Austrian agents killed and mobilization on the frontier circulate while monarchs and diplomats consider peace talks.

BELGRADE Hven M. Pasies Associated Press Skupenitina Danube Servian national assembly Austria-Hungary Helgrade London Mo Tswolsky Russia alfrs Tetward Grey seus Tretary Italy Turkey Great Britain

Appointed Guardian for Sophia Cooper Children

Mrs Sophia Cooper was this afternoon appointed guardian of the persons and estates of her two minor children by Judge Pike. Her husband died last October and she was appointed administratrix of his estate. The estate is now ready for final distribution. The estate of the two minor children valued at about $5,000 each.

Sophia Cooper Pike

Painting Washoe County Bank Building

The Washoe County Bank building, after removing the old tower, is being painted and upon completion will rank among the finest looking structures on Virginia street.

Washoe County Bank Virginia street

Bodies of Man and Woman Wired Together In River

New York report describes the discovery of a well-dressed man and woman found bound with wire in Jamaica Bay. The man, about 43, six feet tall and 200 pounds, and the woman, about 34 and very attractive, were found tied and floating. Investigators noted an empty whiskey flask in the man's pocket bearing a keeper’s name. A witness recalled the couple seen in a restaurant near Jamaica Bay.

NEW YORK Jamaica bay barries Phey walter Jeng New

Hearst Hissed by Crowd in San Francisco Speech

William Randolph Hearst faced a mixed reception in San Francisco as he spoke to a large audience. The crowd hissed and cheered, becoming unruly enough for police to be called to maintain order. Independent party nominee Thomas L. Hisgen also spoke at the event.

WILLIE HEARST SAN FRANCISCO Bo Hearst Thomas LL Hsgen Independent party spnike

Operator L N Arnstiran Undergoes Appendicitis Operation

L N Arnstiran, operator at the Western Union telegraph office, fell ill yesterday and underwent an appendicitis operation at the Nurses' hospital this morning at 10 o'clock. He is resting easily and recovering.

L. N. Arnstiran Western Union telegraph office Nurses’ hospital

Men's Fall and Winter Suit Collection Shown

A stylish display features men’s fall and winter suits along with a splendid variety of shirts and neckwear in new patterns. A big line of new felt hats is also showcased.

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