Robbery suspect linked to Rawhide stage raid
June 19 report from Rawhide says William Barnett’s tent was broken into, $400 stolen from a trunk. Ray Smith, ex secretary of the Cooks and Waiters Union, jailed by State Police for the crime, with Bennett arrested on suspicion at Fallon. Smith allegedly passed a roll of bills to Bennett aboard a Fallon stage before leaving by car. A hammer found in Smith’s tent near Bennett’s supports the link. Death of Congressman A A Wells noted from Hot Springs Virginia.
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Rawhide
William Barnett
Ray Smith
Cooks’ and Waiters’ Union
Bennett
Fallon Bennett
Greenwater
Smith
Fallon
Eastern Province Leader Dies at Local Hotel
An Eastern Province figure and member of the last four Congresses died at a hotel in the city today. Authorities did not immediately release further details about the death or the individual's identity.
Odd Fellows Grand Officers Meet in Renown
The I O O F Grand Encampment Grand Lodge and Rebekah Assembly held meetings in Renown with officers reporting gains. The Tuesday night dedication of a new temple featured ceremonies in front of hundreds of members and wives from across the state. Officers named for the year include Grand Patriarch W F Sedgwick and others nominated for Grand Lodge and Rebekah Assembly roles. Miners Refuse to Work as State Troops Respond After Argentine Outrage.
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Rebekah Assembly
Order
W. F. Sedgwick
Lemair
Seymour Jacobs
William Sutherland
C. Novacovich
Simon Bray
Grand Sentinel
W. Prince
J. Ervie
J. Bamberg
J. J. Owens
Tonopah
Reno
JH. P. Gifford
Carson
Virginia City
Aurora
J. Exgell
Tuscmrora
L. A. Lemaire
Battle Mountain
D. W. Kitzmeyer
P. H. Hill
Eureka
W.W. Holmes
Rebekuh Assembly
Anna Warren
Rena
Oline Stewart
Dollie Spinney
Angelina Day
Sparks
Emma B. Holmes
Butler
Royal Mines
Argentine
State Constabulary
Nonunion Miners Refuse Return Amid Uneasy Atmosphere
Workers without union backing have been summoned as tension rises. Miners refuse to resume duties, and a palpable air of unease hangs over the scene.
Reluctant says wife loves the last word
In a terse exchange Mr Meekion notes his wife enjoys ending discussions. The remark highlights domestic friction with a sharp, if muted, tone. No further context is provided about the dispute or setting.
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Mr. Meekion
Limited service at the reception sparks wry war talk
Miss Pinkleigh asks Major Primton if he knows war in its horrors. He jokes about remaining in bachelor ranks as Cleveland News notes a social moment.
Nevada bank sues Meehan for $4560 in district court
In Nye County Nevada, Welly Parwo Nevada National Bank sues Meehan in the Fifth Judicial District for money paid and expended on April 28, 1907. The complaint seeks $4006.95 plus interest at seven percent and costs, with default judgment possible if no appearance within forty days. The document is dated April 18, 1907, and filed by Campbell Metson Brown, attorneys.
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Havads
County of
Nye
Welly Parwo
Nevada National Bank
San Francisco
National Banking Association
Plaintif
Meehan
FIT
Nayads
County of Nyn
State of Nevada
Sendy Freeting
Jude
Akon
Kotler
Dipiriot
Pitth
Staty
Nevada
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Round Mountain Antelope Leasing Company
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James W. Travers
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Henry J. Bartlett
L. A. Gibbons
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