Attempted dynamite attack on Manhattan house
A mail from the Red Heht district notes an attempt to dynamite a residence in Manhattan. A coffee box packed with dynamite and two fuses was found on the front steps. a bystander reported a suspect, William Olson, and a man named Flowan was later detained. Police anticipate a hearing when sober.
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Red Heht
Manhattan
Margaret Werst
Hills Brothers
Santos
Heywood
William Olson
Howe
Bectine
Olsen Wak
Hlreat
Bat
Tme
Flowan
Poperly
Championship Wrestling Bout Set for July 1 at Nevada Theater
Stanley House of Nevada City will meet Professor Braun in a welterweight title bout at the Nevada Theater July 1 as part of a larger program. Braun, former Olympic Club wrestler, has won three championships and claims top form within a week. Local wrestlers will also perform in boxing and wrestling exhibition events to fund the Fourth of July celebration.
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Stanley House
Professor Braun
Nevada Theatre
Fovepah
Nevada Theater
Mattes
Steatey House
Nevada City
California
Cal
Ha Malley
Tonopah
New
Braun Ie
Olympic Club
Ran Mranersee
Dance of the Midnight Sun at the Butler
At the Butler theater tonight Desmond Thompson will present the dance of the midnight sun with vivid lighting and props including roses and flowers. Miss Lilian Desmond ages across silt and reveals a rainbow effect while performing. Miss Cecil Desmond and Mr Thompson perform a pluging and making act with new jokes and songs. Tonopah audiences are promised one of the best shows yet.
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Butler Theater
Desmond-Thompson
Lilian Desmond
Cecil Desmond
Mr. Thompson
Tonopah
Tonopah Miner Hails Belmont Engineer Father of Baby Boy
Tonopah mining engineer Howard Morgan of the Belmont is proud to receive a telegram from Milwaukee announcing the birth of his baby boy. Mother and child are reported well as family cheers the new arrival.
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Tonopah
Howard Morgan
Belmont
Milwaukee
Cadets to Receive Diplomas at West Point Commencement
Secretary of War Stimson arrived in West Point New York for the commencement exercises where 8% cadets are to graduate tomorrow Major General Leonard Wood will deliver the diplomas An Association of Graduates reunion elected John Wilson retired as president Lieutenant Charles Branden retired as secretary and Professor Charles P Kehols as treasurer
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West Point
N. Y
Stimson
Leonard Wood
Association of Graduates
John Wilson
Charles Branden
Charles P. Kehols
Elks Club Dance Promised At Miln Street Hall
The Elks invite members and guests to an invitational dance at their hall on upper Miln street. This second event in a series promises a delightful time with refreshments provided and invites limited to members and their invited friends.
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The
Elks
Upper Miln Street
Manhattan Min Elects Officers for Western Federation
The Manhattan local of the Western Federation of Miners held its regular election. Tom Reid was chosen president, William Jess vice president, William O'Brien financial secretary, and John Gillan recording secretary. The board of trustees was reelected.
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Western Federation of Miners
Manhattan
Tom Reid
William Jess
William O'Brien
John Gillan
Brother Seeks Frank S Dixon Report From San Diego
The Bonanza received a letter from Mrs. A Wo Thomas of 1260 Fifth Street San Diego requesting information on the whereabouts of her brother Frank S Dixon last heard from at Rawhide. Alka resided at Rene The Toraie end and enmturt Able.
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A. Wo ‘Thomas
Fifth Street
San Diego
Frank ’S. Dixon
Rawhide
Alka
Rene
Freed on charge of wife murder
Henry A. Scheih was freed yesterday on a wife murder charge and later faced a larceny accusation for using an employer’s car without permission. He confronted John J. Wyeth with a perjury complaint, while Wyeth claimed no knowledge of the alleged theft.
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New York
Henry A. Scheih
Nia Apenas
John J. Wyeth
Cowner
Schelb
Wyeth
Sceth
Chicago Nets Major Baseball Trade Involving Eight Players
Johnny Kileg and three Chicago teammates were traded Saturday to Boston in a major deal. Eight players changed hands with Linton Quitin and Alfred Kaiser sent to Chicago, while Ralph Good Cutford Curtis and Peachey Graham joined Boston. The swap went into effect immediately and impacted both clubs' weekend games.
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Chicago
Johnny Kileg
Clan
Kling
Chigago
Linton Quitin
Athinta Club
Alfred Kaiser
Louisville Clip
Henry Weaver
Louseville
Ralph Good
Cutford Curtis
Milwaukee
Peachey" Graham
Eddie Collins
Graham
Minneapolis
Kiing
Kaiser
Mysto
Flag Day Observance Across Nye County Highlighted
The piece notes flag poles at the fire house and county courthouse with a historic flag tied to Nye County history. It mentions Colonel Nye and the battleborn state and suggests a glass case for a historic emblem. A Sunday hall gathering plans observances honoring the national emblem presented by Betsy Ross.
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Mirins Aining
Nye County
Nye
Withhold
Betsy Rosa
Fourth Grade Promotions Share Month Report
The fourth grade report for the month notes 27 pupils enrolled with 17 boys and 10 girls. Average daily attendance is 26 with a 96 percent attendance rate. Promoted to the fifth grade: James Campbell Bryan Kran Nawrine Goldsmith Robert Holmes Elaabeth Lynes Raymond McDonald Lita Eko Theodore Fottler Ralph Hissex WalHam Hailihan Mary McQuillin Georgie Money William Peck Burdette Pollard Milton Pollard Laiella Roberts Walno Sparks Edwin Smith Mildred Swinn Alberta Turner Arleen Dalzell George Tadich.
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Gavide Fox
Miss Roth
Winber
Meade
James Campbell
Bryan Kran
Nawrine Goldsmith
Robert Holmes
Elaabeth Lynes
Raymond
Young Couple to Be Married Here Tomorrow
Tomorrow at 7 at the home of R. T. Harris Miss Gertrude K. Bagley will wed Adolph Henry Schwinn Rev W H Burnham officiating. The couple, members of Tonopah's social set, plan a quiet ceremony and a brief honeymoon to San Francisco and Los Angeles before settling in Tonopah.
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R. T. Harris
Gertrude K. Bagley
Adolph Henry Schwinn
Burnham
The
Presbyterian Church
Tonopah
R.T. Harris
San Francisco
Angeles
Goldfield Lays Liberal Offer for Tonopah Ball Game
The Volunteer Baseball team of Tonopah may play in Goldfield on Independence Day after talks. Goldfield plans seven games with Tonopah starting Sunday next, then Tonopah travels south. Goldfield reports a $250 guarantee and reduced expenses with improved grounds funded by Consolidated Mining Company.
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Tonopah
Goldfield
Tonopati
Goldfold
Soutern
Tarmite
Consolidated Mining Company
Treasury
Carbolic Acid Death Linked to Personal Crisis
Chicago reports that Mir Mattie Minard died from carbolic acid taken in a personal crisis. Charles Minned, principal of a Ouileage jullie school, cites his absence to Wisconsin on business and failed attempts to notify his wife. He mentions a prior bereavement of a two year old son ten years earlier and suspects she drank poison while distressed.
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Chicago
Mir Mattie Minard
Charles Minned
Ouileage Jullie
Yverdier
Ity
Minard
Wisconsin
New Act Debuts at Dora Tonight with Gillain Trio Farewell
The Dora hosts the Gillain Trio farewell show and Nin pictures. Reese and Alfrey Sisters make their debut, touted as crackerjack by prem notices. Overture at 6 45 with Gems from the Opera Amarita. theater promises top ventilation and daily cleaning.
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Dora
Gillain
Reese
Alfrey
Leyland Linn Steamship Oxenlan On Fire Off Waarde
The Leyland Linn steamship Oxenlan of 1000 tons, Captain Tacon, sailing from New Orleans via La mien to Antwerp, is reported on fire off Waarde near the Seholdt estuary. The fire is astern and the vessel remains under threat as it anchors off Fort Brath. reports of visibility and at least one night passage noted.
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Antwerp
Leyland Linn
Oxenlan
Tacon
New Orleans
Lamien
Waarde
Seholdt
Fort Brath
Freight Truck Service Boosts Manhattan Trade
A new auto freight route connects Ute Teinaportation facilities in Manhattan, promoting daily round trips with a three and a half ton truck. JJ McDade and Guiffin spearhead the project, offering a rate of one dollar per hundred and promising quicker, cheaper delivery of fruits vegetables and perishables from nearby regions.
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Manhattan
Phe Etter
JJ McDade
Guiffin
California
Griffin Jett
Los Angeles
Tanoah
Manhattan Mail
Nevada factory completes a silver mounted stock saddle
Winnemuca June 14 The Goldberg Staunton factory turned out a magnificent silver mounted stock saddle. It is a brick stamped Teather piece by A Domingges and heavily filigree silvered with precious stones. An American eagle rests along the rampart in enslaved silver. Silver work by John Barrada the expert silversmith. The saddle is valued high for its expense and to be rated at 750.
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Winnemucca
Goldberg-Staunton
A. Dom
John Barrada
Quality in Milk and Health Fears at Dairy
A fragment reports concerns over milk quality and daily tests amid fears of illness. It mentions a death linked to unsanitary dairy practices and notes ongoing sanitary measures.
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