Rawhide Jack Davis Found Guilty in Reno Battery Case
Rawhide Jack Davis, once a proclaimed Rawhide capitalist, was found guilty before Judge Bell of entering Flo Browning's Cottage room on Pengine Street and destroying her clothes valued at about 500 dollars. Davis will be sentenced tomorrow at 10 o'clock. Browning testified he tore up clothes after threatening to kill her. Gladys Coleman aided but failed to stop him. Police rewound the incident as Chief Burke and officers arrested him at once. Davis was intoxicated and forced entry, breaking in with a door. He remained jailed overnight.
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Reno
Jack Davis
New York
Bell
Flo Browning
Pengine Street
Gladys Coleman
Chief Burke
Davis
Divorce Granted in Goldfield Mining Couple Case
Mrs Lucie Jones received a divorce from January Jones at Goldfield after Judge Langan found repeated failure to provide support and ongoing drinking sprees. The couple married November 6 1905 in San Rafael California with a child from a prior marriage. Rufus Thayer acted for the plaintiff.
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Goldfield
Luceile Jones
Los Angeles
January Jones
Langan
Jones
San Rafael
California
Directoire gown debuts in Tonopah theater
The sheath gown wowed Tonopah crowds as Mildred Manning unveiled the dress at the Butler. The new musical comedy skit under Charles Alphin drew packed houses with dances by the beauty chorus and songs by Jean Hathaway, Manning, and Murphy.
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Tonopah
Mildred Manning
Butler
Charles Alphin
Beauty Chorus
Jean Hathaway
William Murphy
Little Playhouse
Rich placer gold claims surge at Rawhide district
A Rustler report details Rawhide Consolidated Placer Gold Mining Company tests showing a four foot thick pay zone with values up to 40 per cubic yard and an estimated yield of 60 pounds of black sand per yard worth 2500 to 3000 dollars a ton. Directors and financiers including L. V. May and George Wingfield back the project as shafts increase.
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Jack Davis
Rawhide Consolidated Placer Gold Mining Company
Jack Davis and Company
Davis
William Harper
Las Vegas
New Mexico
Goldfield
Mr. Davis
George Wingfield
R. L. Hubbard
L. V. May
New York
Great Mogul
Old Ray District
Tonopah
M. Shewing
C. L. Dingonty
Reno
Dingwoty
Rustler
Mrs. Charlotte Decker Dies at 109 in Seneca Falls
In Seneca Falls New York on October 14 Mrs Charlotte Decker aged nearly 110 died. She would have turned 110 on November 2. Her father Godfrey Reals served as a volunteer in the colonial army and recalled privates at Valley Forge. She recalls 1813 grain shortages and prices around five dollars per bushel.
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Osler
Seneca Falls
N. Y
Charlotte Decker
Godfrey Reals
Rioters Attack Austrian Consulate in Cetinje Montenegro
A Sunday demonstration in Cetinje Montenegro saw rioters tear down the coat of arms from the Austrian consulate. Advertise to the Daily Bonanza. readers can call the Basanza and their solicitor for first class service.
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Cettinje
Montenegro
Bonanza
Basanza
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rembrandt
Queen Witeabeth
Renance
Rawhide
Tonopah Banking Corporation
Exchange
United States
Eurape
George 5. Nixon
George Wingfeld
Eugene Howell
K. ©. Moore
Amistwat
Brougher
W. J. Douglas
Wy. Haerie
Chay
K. Koox
T. J
Oddie Safe Deposit
Bones Fork
H. J. Hall
Tonopah’s New Wholesale
Liquor House
Nevada
Lower Main Street
Depot
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