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Newspaper

Tonopah Daily Bonanza

Location

Tonopah, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1908

Page

1

Scathing denouncement of State Bank officials and grand jury report

The Grand Jury of Nye County declares embezzlement at the State Bank and Trust Company, criticizes local officials and Attorney General Stoddard, requests continued court action to secure evidence for indictments, and outlines a lengthy bank examination and public school, county hospital, and jail inspections while urging further legal steps and release of complete bank reports. The document details obstructed investigations, improper collateral, and alleged insolvency, with emphasis on the district attorney’s forthcoming actions and court support.

Grand State Bank and Trust Company McCarran O'Brien Charles A. Wonacott Grand Jury McCarrvan Stoddard Miller County OF Nye J. P. O'Brien Fifth Judicial District Court County of Nye State of Nevada Jenson Lillian Simpson Committee ON Bank Nye County State Bank Examiner

Woman in Cataleptic State for Nine Days

A news brief reports a woman in Los Anghir named Beulah Mawel entering a cataleptic state for nine days. Doctors struggle to determine the cause as observers note unresponsive limbs and minimal movement while the patient remains awake but immobile.

Associated Press LOS Anghir Beulah Mawel Ubeety

Missing Soldier Identified as Paul Crapsey

Sergeant Pierre Compton, sought for selling government property, is revealed as Paul B. Crapsey son of the Episcopal minister Algernon B. Crapsey. Crapsey, dismissed from his Rochester Kentucky charge for heresy, is on a two week furlough begun last Friday. his wife says she does not know his whereabouts.

Associated Press ST. Louis Pierre Compton Jefferson Barracks Paul B. Crapsey Algernon Crapsey Rochester Compton

Chain gang demands three meals a day in Redding

In Redding California on February 18 the county chain gang of ten men refused to work demanding three meals daily instead of two. Sheriff Montgomery ordered bread and water served until they comply and resume labor.

Associated Press Redding Cal Montgomery

Forged Fifty Thousand Check Arrest Clears Suspect in Quakertown Case

Philadelphia police arrest Louiey Cox an insurance broker on a warrant charging forgery of a fifty thousand dollar check drawn on the Quakertown Tank. The arrest followed a tense late night confrontation with two detectives and stemmed from a disputed instrument and alleged fraud.

Associated Pres Philadelphia Quakertown Louiey Cox

Fragmentary Metro News Item From Early 20th Century

The readable portions describe a local event at Cara Blanca involving tangential topics and a sequence of eccentric details. Names and places are partially obscured, with references to Monday, a fire, and a ceremonial figure. The text hints at an announcement or incident in a regional paper’s page segment.

Rickey Not Owing Bank, Nevada Examiners Say

Carson Nevada February 18 The bank examiner stated no criminal finding on T B Rickey loans or his bank ties He could not report Rickey owed the bank a cent Clerks testified they believed the bank solvent and depositors questioned the institution Bank Commission to reconvene and review accounts for another report

Carson Nev T. B. Rickey Miller Rickey Bank Commission

German miner found dead in woodshed after self inflicted gunshot

In Redding California on February 18, 72 year old German miner John Guegel was discovered dead in a woodshed adjoining his cabin. Authorities report he died from a self inflicted gunshot wound suffered during the night.

Redding Cal John Guegel Cade

Train wreck injures all passengers near Spokane

A Northern Pacific Burlington passenger train derailed at Cocolalis Idaho, fourteen miles west of Spokane. Spreading rails are suspected as the cause and all passengers were reported injured to varying degrees.

Associated Press Spokane Wash Sand Point Idaho Burlington Northern Pacific Cocolalis Here

Sixteen Injured In Canadian Pacific Railway Wreck

At Chap Jean Ontario the Pacific railway express from the west derailed after a hall car axle failure. A Japanese porter was killed and about sixteen people were injured, some seriously.

Associated North Bay Ont Canadian Pacific Railway Express Chap- Jean

Explosion in New Brunswick Kills Three at Factory

An explosion in the mixing department of the General Explosives Company in New Brunswick killed three employees and damaged the facility. Fire crews battled the blaze as investigators began examining the scene for causes and safety lapses.

Associated Pret Wharton N. Fh General Explosives Company

Negroes Stand By Foraker Rally Reported

Fragmentary text reports a meeting with African Americans attending a political event connected to Foraker. The snippet mentions a president and white citizens, indicating a mixed attendance at a political gathering in a Southern or frontier setting.

Snow Storm Delays Linger in East Kanesab City

A day long snow storm across Kansas and Western Missouri left fourteen inches on the ground the heaviest in twenty years. Temperature stayed above twenty degrees and trains were not seriously delayed. Wheat growers and fruit men welcomed the storm though livestock aboard trains suffered.

Associated Press Kanesab City Kansas Missouri The Mercury

Violent Chicago Storm Paralyzes City With Snow and Wind

Chicago experienced its most violent storm in years starting at 7 am. By afternoon seven inches of snow had fallen, winds reached 50 mph, and numerous minor accidents occurred amid blinding snow. Pedestrian crowds faced dangerous conditions at major intersections.

Chicago Michigan Avenue Jackson Boulevard van Huren Street

Unclear text: fragmented item from local page

Fragmented OCR text mentions individuals and places in a disjointed way with no clear event, date, or action. The readable names include Lantinem, Bawit, Swine, and Pam with vague references to votes or meetings lacking context. No verifiable outcome or location present.

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Tonopah Excape Jai Cushman State Bank Hank Aminer Bet Amine Stu Beek State Bank Commissioners State Board of Bank Commissioners Chain Gang Cara Blanca Cemeret Tenaden Letalie He Etdinaemitt Sere Etne New Brunswick Foraker Jackson Wits Lantinem Butte
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