Unclaimed Letters in Tonopah Post Office Week June 2 1908
The Tonopah post office list of unclaimed letters for the week ending June 2 1908 includes names such as Samuel Andrews Myrtle Crook Charles Dougherty Netherece Information Bureau Vasity Neumaich John Oliver Chas Man J J Randall Frank J Stocking Dan C Stewart Mrs Carri Smith plus many Smiths and Welches. A one cent fee applies when claiming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonopah
Samuel ‘Andrews
Board of Trade
Frank Blake
Harry H. Burmister
Patrick Brogan
Ed. Brown
Rube’ Brown
A. Coland
Myrtle Crook
Charles Dougherty
Nick Donohue
R. L. Douglass
Steve L. Foster
Chas
Pa~ Man
J. J. Randall
Frank J. Stock Ing
Dan C. Stewart
Carri Smith
Angus Smith
Lon Smith
Horace Smith
Fri« Smith
Jack Speary
Arthur Smith
Chas. Simpson
Jorges Street
Bucky Taylor
Trippel
James Wilson
Chas. Wilson
Walter Whitmore
Arthur
Plan to test confession in Truelson case at La Porte
Sheriff Smulzer disclosed only a synopsis of Julius G. Truelson of New York now jailed in Vernon Texas. He says the full nineteen page confession details Truelson’s life from 1900 to now and mentions the Gunness house. Authorities may bring him to La Porte to verify points including the location of two bodies he claims buried near rails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Porte
Ind
Smulzer
Julius G. Truelson
New York
Vernon
Texas
Trielson
Gunness House
Truelson
Negro Pythians Lose in Court in Atlanta
Atlanta judge denies white Knights of Pythias bid to restrain a rival black Knights of Pythias from obtaining a charter. Supreme Lodge of Knights Pythias of North America and elsewhere faced questions on name imitation. Jury verdict restrains the Negro order from incorporation in Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
White Knights of Pythias
Negro Knights of Pythias
Supreme Lodge of Knights , Pythias
North America
South America
Europe
Asia
Africa
Auralia
Washaes
Pendleton
Supreme Court
Ft Incorporate
Close figuring and engagement rumors in print
Philadelphia Press notes couple’s engagement rumors and mentions casual outings as costly to walk, with lingering remarks about shoe leather. Advertisement mentions Bonanza corporation seals provided on short notice and a five year old claret priced at $1.50 per gallon by H. J. Hall & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kloseman
Miss Springs
Philadelphia Press
Bonanza
H. J. Hall & Co
Summons in District Court for Meehan case Nye County Nevada
The State of Nevada greets defendant P A Meehan and requires appearance in the Pitts Judicial District District Court Nye County. Plaintiff Wells Fargo Nevada National Bank seeks judgment for 1768.95 plus seven percent interest from April 29 1907 and costs. failure to answer will lead to default judgment for 4200.95 and costs. Dated April 18 1907 by Clerk JW Landquist with Deputy T Daniels and Campbell Metson Brown as attorneys for plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pene Pitt Judicial District
State of Nevada
County of
Nye
Wells Pargo Nevada National Bank of San
District Court
Pith
Nevada
Landquist
Hy Ts Daniels
Campbell, Metson & Brown
Notice to Knights of Pythias DOK members seek applicants
Knights desiring to join the D O K IF must contact W H Thomas at the Tonopah Goldfield market at once. All applications must be filed no later than June 5th, 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights OF Pythias
W. H. Thomas
Tonopah-Goldfield Market
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kenneth Donnellan & Co
Montana
McNamara
Midway
Belmont North Star
West End
Jim Butler Goldfield
Goldfield Con
Sandstore
Booth
Great Bend
Florence A
Dalay
Hhulltrot
Pitts
Silver Peak
Tonopah Banking Corporation
Surplus Poly
General Bankii Juniness
Age Weir and Soldee Suffie
Citien
United States
Geo
Nixon
Jobn
Cook
Caahier
H.C. Prougher
W. J. Je Bouguak
W. Je Ris
F. A. Kerth
Simplex Auto
Manhattan
Tonopah Drug CO
H. T Kutzkau
Mer
H. J. Hall
Tonopah’s New Wholesale
Liquor House
Lower Main Street
Depot
Stopan
Nevada-California Power Company
Pioneer Stables
M. Tally Bummerfield
Ball
Korp
Pythian Sisters
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