Nevada and Oregon News Chaos and Notable Crimes
A scattered Pacific Northwest roundup reports tungsten ore shipments from the Bessa property near Loveock Nevada, mine accidents in Oregon, a fatal shooting in Osceola Nevada, and a Portland case of alleged assault with a dangerous weapon. It notes Elks visits to Ely Nevada, frost damage to Lewers apples, passage of the Oregon California land grant bill, a jail sentence for Jack Miller in Libby Montana, and various local civic and law events across Nevada, Washington, and Utah with brief legal and public notices.
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Bessa
Lovetock
Nev
Sunset Bay
Marchfeld
Lah
Salt Lake
Pageon
Utah
Payson
Somon Halliday
Osceola
Nevada
Halliday
Jack Miller
Libby
Mont
Dellas Greene
Pleasant Alley
Greene
Miller
Mason Valley
Thompson
Ely
White Pine County
Ross Lewere
Washoe Valley
Lewers
Oregon
California
House
Senate
Patrick H. Hart
Spring
Butte
Fred Ristman
Portland
Mra
Helen Jennings
Ristman
Jennings
State Fish Commission
State of Washington
Upper Columbia
Columbia
Wenatehee
Robert Morrow
C. A. Warriner
H. H. Bechman
Beckman
Mina Jane Barrett
Halt Lake
Car
Comfort on Trains Railroads Make Efforts to Please Passengers
A reader notes railroads should fix dining service deficiencies and improve in car announcements. Suggestions include framed meal-time signs, quieter train stopping, and better signage of points of interest. Authors emphasize passengers pay for comfort and railways already provide many amenities on trips and holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen Hills
Nes
Way
Deaths due to trespass on railways rise in US
A historic report shows trespass fatalities at 6471 in one year and 113480 over 26 years, about 63 percent of all railroad deaths. Railroads pushed for trespassing laws and enforcement, but judges often refused conviction and costs hindered prosecution. FE W Camp notes bills fail or are weakened by limits.
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Treapansera
United States
Ana Gazette
Association of
Railroad Superintendents
San Francisco
W. Camp
Safety record set by 1915 railroad accident bulletin
The Intervale Commerce Commission reports 1915 the greatest safety improvement in railroad operation. About 1,000,000,000 passengers carried, only 28 deaths mostly passengers, with most fatalities among employees. Overall injuries higher, but train and system safety improved. Accidents by 1915 fell 2 percent from the prior year and collisions dropped over 22 percent, reflecting efficiency gains across departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interviale Commerce Commission
Passungura
Linea
Polota Wadrespassers
Geaus
Urals
Thousands of Passenger Care Thare on Railroads Mentioned
Fragmented text notes railroads of the country with a focus on passenger care, indicating a broad concern for railroad passenger services and travel conditions across the network.
Parral and Durango in Old Mexican Mining Heartland
Parral in Durango state sits at the center of a vast silver and gold district famed since 1547. The article chronicles Parral’s mining wealth, the La Virgen de la Virgen church tale, and the lavish mine owner’s palace, amid a broader map of Durango’s minerals, climate, and historic battles with indigenous forces.
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Pershing
Republic
Aragon
Tastile
Francisco Villa
National Geographic Society
Parral
Serra de la Cruz
Minas Nuevas
Santa Barbara
United States
Europe
Amperican
la Iglesia de Ila Virgen Dal
Indiana
Siiver
Santa Harbara
Totay
Muska
Belog
Chihuahua
Coahuila
Honora, Texes
New Meadow
Arizona
Califoralo
Colorado
Durango
Lurangy
Sunora
Msunietnn
Women in Art and Dance Across Great Creators
A fragmentary reflection on women in art from dancing to reproducing music, noting figures from Eliot to Sand and de Staël. Mentions Chaminade and other female creators alongside male masters, highlighting both high rank and lingering critique in artistic memory.
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Georgy Eliot
Jane Aviwn
George Sand
Madame de Slael
Guees
Navarre
Scott
Deakhoven
Jessie Beilin
Ghakwepewre
Aaselike Kautriwan
Michelangelo
Diewree M. Strmilow
Io Atlantie
Me Sold and The Brute Purchases Aboard
A garbled dialogue fragment shows a seller and buyer debating the price of a horse or animal. A comment suggests reluctance to part with the creature, while another voice notes a failed attempt or surprising reaction. The text hints at a tense exchange and a humorous miscommunication.
Marvelous speed of dogs and wild kin in ancient study
The text discusses extreme canine and animal endurance and speed. It cites M. Encolier and M. Dw sol ler on fox terriers, wolves, arctic foxes, Eskimo and Siberian dogs, English setters and pointers, fox hounds, and greyhounds. It notes speeds from ten to nineteen miles per hour and several startling feats, such as a dog beating a horse and greyhounds covering long distances at high pace.
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Penpie
M. Encolier
Hewra
Carriagon
Thun
M. Dwsoller
When Hot Water Became a Luxury We Missed
A gray haired narrator muses that happiness might have bloomed in poverty when homes lacked modern comforts such as hot water radiators and electric light. She recalls winters with frozen pitcher water and heating by stove, contrasting past simplicity with current conveniences and questioning whether life was better without these luxuries.
Pig escorts a dainty dame in street sighting
In a humorous Columbus Journal piece a young woman parades a clean little pig as a companion in the street, praising the animal’s charm and suggesting it could elevate manners and aristocracy among society. The writer playfully imagines the pig joining the city elite and becoming a fashionable status symbol.
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Stlkes
Columbus Journal
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Catherine Harrell
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Bar Chanee
Wilson
Met
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Gregory
Lanst
Daniels
Daniel J. Willard
The
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Baker
Railronda
Id Tlexico
Durago City
Sunshine
Captain Ibarra
Don Pedro Menendez de Aviles
St Augustine
Aiiver-Necker
Mercado
Iron Mountain
Whitbarra
Ted
Paradive
Santiago de Papasquiaro
Durango City
Spain
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Lndians
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Thor
Maharial
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