Murder and illicit love end in double tragedy
In Los Angeles this morning Mrs Myrtle Clare 28 and J J Lambert a LA Railway conductor died after a possible shooting and self inflicted wound Police say the lovers who were both married planned to end their lives when Lambert’s existing marriage surfaced. Lambert had recently moved from Denver and Pueblo.
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Los Angeles Railway Companys
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Narrow Escape As Gasoline Stove Fire Burns Reno Woman
Mrs. Genevieve Wright, Reno music and vocal instructor, escaped with severe hand burns and a head injury after a gasoline stove flare set her clothing afire. Beans boiled over, flame reignited when a match was struck, spreading to dress and a nearby box. Passerby and neighbors helped smother flames until fire department arrived. Wright revived and removed from danger, house damage about 60 dollars.
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Reno
Mrs. Wright
Narrow escape for lineman tangled wires near Hye line
A Pacific States Telegraph lineman, R K K Barnsburg, nearly electrocuted while untangling crossed lines. Ground wire contact caused a current to travel through his arm, leaving a large burn but he recovered with aid from coworkers. Also a marriage license was issued to Samus J Catling of Chileast, Cal, age 28, and Irene Benoist of Pyramid, Nev, age 19.
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City Health Board Report Shows Low City Death Rate
Dr Robinson reports November deaths at 28 with 24 births in a city of about 18 000 residents. There were 1 male and 0 female deaths among residents, giving a low death rate per thousand. The Optimist Society will meet Friday afternoon October 10 at the home of Mrs Co S Quintana 847 Tay street.
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Cubs Clinch World Championship With 2-0 Win
Detroit fell behind as the Cubs dominated at Bennett Park. Donovan pitched well but Overall shut out the Tigers, allowing just three hits and striking out ten. Chicago totaled 24 runs to Detroit’s 15 across the series in a pristine, season-ending victory.
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Head Cut by Flying Glass as Storm Halts Reno Street Cars
A boy, Chauncey Morrison a nine year oil pupil at the South Side school, was severely cut on the head by shattered glass when a door blew shut during a windstorm. Several windows were broken as winds ripped through the South Side hospital building and other structures. The injury was treated by teacher Miss Maxwell and the boy returned to studies. A windstorm caused a two hour streetcar blackout with power failures and lines damaged, as Reno’s lines paused and later restored service. Two weeks away, Gus opne George Sauer W T Ferguson and Sam Armanke left the city for northern California for a hunting trip and will be gone.
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Governor's Son Ill In Sudden Illness This Morning
The governor's son, ILI, reportedly became seriously ill this morning as officials noted a sudden serious illness. Governor Dickerson confirmed the event and noted medical treatment was underway. The incident prompted officials to monitor further developments and provide updates as available.
Money to Loan on Mining Stocks
Subject to approval by my client, loans up to £100,000-10 on active Nevada mining stock at 10 percent per annum. All loans must be for a fixed price not less than three months. For particulars apply to Alexander Ribaum, Attorney-at-Law, 615 Monadnock Building, San Francisco, Cal. Mt
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Attorney-ats Law
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San Francisco
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Case Nearing End in Nevada Development Case
Fragmented court notes indicate the case Whons McLeod-39 versus Nevada Development is nearing conclusions. The defendant allegedly offered a certain answer, with denial noted by the cyan entity.
Colonel Tucker Affinity Believed To Be Platt Relative
Reports from Decatur and Grand Island reveal Colonel William Tucker of the 1st Army, accused of wife desertion, may be linked to Mrs. Harph Platt formerly Mabel Fray, a nurse from Grand Island. The tale traces Platt’s marriage to Lieutenant Platt in Chand Island, his Philippines service, and Platt’s later death and widowhood before meeting Tucker.
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Grand Island
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Senator Dolliver to Speak Tomorrow Night at 7:30
A large Republican rally is planned at the Acina rink with Senator Dolliver as the main speaker tomorrow night at 7:30. Senator Nixon will discuss state issues and Judge Massey will preside. Dolliver departs east at 9:10 after addressing the crowd, aiming to boost the Republican victory.
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Louis Malkus Surrenders to Police for Perjury
Louis Malkus, sought by police for perjury in this city, walked into the station today and surrendered. His bond was set at 3200. He claimed he had never before been arrested and that authorities had not previously pursued him.
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City Treasury Receipts Decline From Fines on Tenderloin
Police court fines collected from persons arrested for misdemeanors dropped. Judge Jungé Richardson quit. Last month 140 cases heard with 1278 days handed. Previously every woman in the tenderloin district paid a weekly fine, creating about 300 dollars monthly for the city treasury.
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Tornado Lifts House Carries Occupants Twenty Feet
A young tornado tore through the city lifting the Spooner family home from its foundation and moving it about twenty feet before setting it down twisted yet intact. Mrs Spooner and her young son narrowly escaped injury while neighbors aided the couple during the emergency.
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Special Election Registration Closes Tonight in City
Voters registering for the October special election must complete registration by 6 p.m. tonight. Up to 30 additional names may be added to the city list as new registrations are printed. Arthur McAdams faces burglary charges filed by the district attorney, with Richard Hoag as complainant, alleging entry into a Fourth Street stable and theft of pool balls an urn and other items valued over $100.
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Fourth street
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