Death of Once-Wealthy Man Remains Mysterious
An inquest follows the death of a once wealthy Reno man known as Dan Lawrence or Eliraduch Dan. Authorities indicate a morphine dose may have caused his end after heavy gambling losses and drinking. witnesses describe a long life in poverty and speculation that his demise resulted from his own actions.
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Extra polling places provided for Reno wards two to four
County commissioners ordered additional polling sites in wards two through four and six noting the same buildings as current sites where possible. Four inspectors and two clerks will handle ballots. Voters will be divided once registration lists are ready to balance turnout, with election officers added to each site.
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Nevada Likely Republican Says Hitchcock
New York October 12 figures cited by Hichcock at the Republican National Committee meeting claim Nevada will vote Republican. He noted improved mood in the region since a prior report predicting doubt, with local support rising as figures show Nevada leaning Republican in the next election.
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Jones avenger jailed after Garfield revenge shooting
In a Washington inquest the body of John A McPherson was found shot yesterday by William Jones, the man who sought revenge for President Garfield’s assassination 27 years earlier. Jones was held without bail as witnesses Joel and Elizabeth Wills testified about a prior quarrel and a road house visit.
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Aeronauts Escape After Balloon Conqueror Burst
Two American aeronauts narrowly escaped death when their balloon the Conqueror burst at about 4000 feet above Borlin. The envelope torn in five pieces with holes from roof contact. They recovered this morning and plan to ship the craft to New York tomorrow. A separate court action in May Phoenix v George Phenia over cruelty was overruled by Judge Orr.
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Of Course Taft Will Be Elected
H H Kohlsaar of Chicago spoke with the president about Western politics and laboring men’s views on candidates. He claimed conversations with writers from three leading papers supporting Bryan, two editors expressing they did not expect Bryan to win, and one Democratic National committee member weighing in.
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Brookins Demurrer Overruled in Divorce Case
The demurrer in the case of Lida Brookins against J Brookins was argued this morning before Judge Pike and overruled. The complaint seeks divorce on grounds of failure to provide and desertion, with the demurrer attacking whether Mrs Brookins was supporting herself.
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Wife of Brooklin physician seeks divorce
Elizabeth Harrington sues for divorce from wealthy Brooklyn physician Bennett Harrington. She alleges cruel treatment, confinement, insults, a nurse incident, and need to lease a home since 1904. The husband’s practice reportedly nets about 7000 dollars yearly, with alimony requested at 1400 dollars annually and custody of their seven year old daughter.
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Rawhide Jack Davis found guilty in cottage room assault
Rawhide Jack Davis, once claiming the title of Rawhide capitalist, was found guilty by Judge Bell of entering Jone Browning's Cottage on Peavine Street, tearing and destroying her clothes valued at about 500 dollars. He fled in a night gown to a livery stable, then police were alerted and Chief Burke, who witnessed Davis tossing clothes from a window, arrested him. Davis remained in city jail awaiting sentencing tomorrow at 10 o'clock. witnesses testified he was intoxicated.
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Detroit Beats Chicago 8 to 3 in World Series Game Three
Detroit capitalized with heavy hitting to win 8 to 3 over Chicago in game three of the world championship series. Chicago scored only in one inning on a walk stolen base error and a triple, while Detroit extended its lead in the sixth and added two runs in the eighth. Pfeister was replaced by Reusbach later, as Detroit’s victory guarantees at least two more games in Detroit.
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Men Thought Dead Have Been Saved
Captain Monroe and five crewmen of the brigantine Strecea were believed lost after a wreck in a tropical hurricane near Montanilla reef. A steamer rescued survivors landed in Newport, with all others presumed dead.
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Five Days More Time to Answer Amended Complaint
Nellie G McCormick seeks extended time to file an answer in the suit against Nevad Winters and heirs of the Winters estate. The amended complaint alleges Theodore Winters unlawfully seized her share of her mother’s estate through fraud and misrepresentation and asks restoration by the court.
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Men’s Fall and Winter Suits and Accessories Show
A fashion feature highlights a splendid variety of men’s fall and winter suits, shirts, neckwear, new styles and patterns, plus a big line of new fall hats on display.
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