Nevada and Montana News Roundup From Early 1900s Dispatch
A long, scattered report from Nevada and nearby states covers arrests in Denver tied to a purported wrestling scam, a $20,000 claim in a Minnesota court over stolen gold bullion, bank robbery probes in Sedro-Woolley, and rail and harbor developments. It notes Shoshone boy deaths, Slick gang suspicions, a Powell County horse contract for Europe, and railroad telegraph wireless experiments.
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Lyon County
Nevada
Lavene Hattie
Leon Youer
Maybray
Denver
Bull
Charles Binder
Michigan
Shasta County
California
Lucia
Great Galt Lake
Southern Pacific Railroad
St. Halg
First National Bank of
Sedro-Woolley
Miles City
Mont
New York
Great Northern
Minnesota
Seattle
Pacific Ocean
Russia
Pacific
Vladivostok
Lorin Andrus
Dillon, Mont
Jay Houltz
Young Andros
Raymond St. Clair
Reno, New
Union Pacifi Railroad
Western Governors’ Convention
United States Senate
Senate
Tee
JM. Ammons
Colorado
Charles Erpenback
Idaho
Sheridan
Wyo
Yellowstone
Fe Bing
Park
Cheyenne
Jessie Root Jenk
J Jenkins
Jeonkins
Will May Blaughter
Fall St Winnemucos
Reno
Mei" Davis
Muse Strickland
London Servant Requests Savings Relist Letter to Postmaster
A London servant girl with 625 deposit at the post office wrote to the postmaster general in a garbled plea asking to close her account and send a letter to the Prince of Wales.
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London
Puat
Prince of Wales
Mrs Nicholson notes German Taing-Tau oddities in Kiauchau
Mrs. Nicholson, wife of Rear Admiral Reginald F. Nicholson, describes Taing-Tau as a German run town in Kiauchau under a 99-year lease. She notes model villages, cleanliness, and restraint on personal liberty, with changes in Shanghai street life and dress after revolution, and reflects on German influence and Chinese reactions.
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Kiauchau
Germany
Nicholson
Reginald F. Nicholson
Orient
Taing-Tau
China
Taing-Tat
Berlin
Merlin
Admiral Nicholson
Sourmend
Mra Nicholson
Ghangbal
Shanghai
Mia
Kingdom of Hanover and its royal succession history
A historical note recounts Hanover becoming a kingdom about a century ago with King George II of Britain on the throne. It describes how British monarchs ruled Hanover for generations, the William IV succession moving the title to the Duke of Cumberland, and the duchy’s ties to Brunswick before ending.
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Hanover
George II
Bngland
Great Britain
William IV
Duchy of
Brunswick
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Size of Mexico Described by Old Census Figures
Article notes Mexico's dimensions from a historic census estimate. It lists rough extents to the south and west and cites a Pacific coast length of 4200 miles and Atlantic coast of 1400 miles. The population is given as 15,000,000.
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