Accidental killing linked to midtown firing inquiry
Walter D. Cole and five men, including J J Owens, faced inquiries over the death of Frank Ciscellini near the Midway and Lucky 11 houses during a shooting spree. The coroner’s verdict labeled the death accidental amid a scene of multiple gun discharges as Kelly and Knowles faced misdemeanor charges. Witnesses Elmer Bird, John Sausser, and Alice Wheeler’s party await grand jury testimony as Judge O Brien plans to empanel a panel and proceed with the investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter D. Cole
Tain
Frank Ciscellini
J. J. Owens
Mr. Cole
Owens
Berlin
Mountain
Ciscellini
Hinh
Fred
J Kelly
Frankies
J. Frank Ciscellini
Fred Newton
Kelly
Frank Knowles
Aliee Wheeler
Marle Jewell
Ida Wheeler
Midway House
Ciccellini
Newton
Tom
Alice Wheeler
B. K. Smith
Elmer Bird
John Sausser
Kelly x
Daisy Mine
Ide Wheeler
Marie Jewell
O’brien
IGH Graders Still Locked Up. Turner and Conifrey Held
No new developments in the case of William Turner and Pat Tom Conifrey, arrested Thursday night for grading in MacNamara. Pinnnigan and Conifrey remain in county jail unable to post bonds. Preliminary trial for Somfrey and Flannigan set for 10 o clock Thursday morning. Frank Mannix, well known as proprietor of the Bullfrog Miner and former secretary candidate of Nevada, remains in Reno Nurse's Hospital for two weeks. His condition is critical after stomach operation performed by Doctors Cfin and McKenzie. recovery expected slowly at home.
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William Turner
Pat Tom Conifrey
MacNamara
Pinnnigan
Conifrey
Somfrey
Flannigan
Frank Mannix
Nevada
Reno
Mannix
Goldfield Elks
Grand Lodge
Dallas
Cfin
McKenzie
Manhattan man receives first naturalization in county event
Fragmented report notes a school dance held Friday night at a high school with Biweete as organizer. The affair was well attended and a large sum was raised for the athletic fund, with the event ending early as attendees departed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biweete
Ta Miters
Hterars
Ule Athletic Fund
Dane
Gorman’s Daughter Sticks To Her Husband In Navy Desertion Case
Ada Gorman Magnus, widow of Senator Arthur Gorman’s daughter, vows to accompany Captain Joseph Magnus to Philadelphia after his arrest for desertion. She visits him in the jail and says she will “stick” to him forever, offering scant details about their marriage.
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Gorman
Louisville
Joseph Magnus
Ada Gorman
Arthur Pine Gorman
Maryland
Navy
Philadelphia
Magnus
Plan to make rain to fight forest fires proposed
Professor Carl B. Myers of Frankfort New York plans to create a rainstorm by sending aloft a large balloon filled with gas to be exploded by an electric spark in order to disperse moisture over forest fires.
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Utica
Carl B. Myers
Frankfort
New York
Myers
Bryan Opens Empire State Tour Amid Big Crowds
William J. Bryan closed the night in Elmira after a day of enormous crowds. He used the panic of 1907 as a weapon against Republicans while urging support for the Democratic ticket.
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Elmira N. Y
William J. Bryan
Empire State
C. Date
Electrician at the schoolhouse sparks debate
Two scholars discuss an electrician installing a switch at the schoolhouse. They joke about using electricity to settle matters, with one exclaiming at the potential "lickin" as the switch is put in. The exchange reflects a playful, rural schoolhouse banter about technical work.
Tam Introduces Ever Ready Trowser-Holder in Puck Extravaganza
In a comic panel, Farmer Jenkins interrupts as Tam reveals a handy device, praising its utility. He signals to Tige to present a putty good item, inviting interest in a humorous exchange captured by Puck.
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Tam
Farmer Jenkins
Puck
Nye County Republicans Backing Their Coin Bets at Goldfield
B H Uren from Nye county arrived with a Nye county Republican contingent led by Grant Crumley and laid down large wagers with the Goldfield Tribune describing bets on Bilott as senator at 400 to 200, Ingalls at 250 even, and Taft as president at 2000 to 1000, with no takers.
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BH. J. Uren
Nye County
Grant Crumley
Sayn
Goldfield Tribune
Bilott
Ingalls
Taft
Large Package for Bud Morris
An eight and a half pound girl arrived at the home of Mr and Mrs Bud Morris yesterday afternoon Bud wanted a boy to play center field for the Eagles Elks team Dr Clark reports both mother and child doing nicely Bud at press time was doing fine Mrs Frank Pyne formerly Miss Keith Hart of Tonopah presented her husband Frank Pyne a daughter on October 22 Both mother and daughter are doing well
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Bud Morris
Bud
Eagies-Elks
Frank Pyne
Eeith Hart
Tonopah
Goldfield
Church Services and Notices at St Mark's and Baptist
Sundays at St. Mark's Episcopal Church include Holy Communion at dawn, Morning Prayer at 11, sermon Hearing the Word of God, offertory pieces by Arthur Burrows and others, Evening Prayer at 7 30 with sermon The Good World We Live In, and choir selections. Sunday School at 9 45. Baptist church announces today’s services by Rev G N Gardner with a Sunday wheel at 10 am, sermons at 11 am and 7 20 pm, and a planned change next Sunday to Rev Richard E Day. A local merchant advertises goods for sale with order phone 12.
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St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Mendelssohn
Lombard
Burrows
Lloyd B. Thomas
Baptist Church
G.N. Gardner
Richard E. Day
Personal mentions spark travel to Goldfield and beyond
A flurry of visits and departures unfolds with Henry Fife, F G Waterhouse, J G Kirchen, Matt Rosenthal, McCormack, George Thatcher, Werrenator, Dr James Coplisk, Major J H Monteath, H R Cooke, Kitchen, Jack McQuillan, Donald Gillies, Lewis Parkhurst, Cy Johnson, P J Somers, J B McNamara, Congressman George Bartlett, Cal Brougher, Hugh H Brown, P L Flanigan, George Bernheimer all noted as traveling to or from Goldfield Reno Rawhide Tonopah and Salt Lake as officials candidates and business interests shift through the region.
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Henry Fife
Goldfield
F. G. Waterhouse
Goldfeld
J. G. Kirchen
Matt Rosenthal
Blair
McCormack
George Thatcher
Goldfields
Ww. Werrenator
Manhattan
James Coplisk
Kitchen
Jack McQuillan
San Francisco
Donald B. Gillies
Lewis A. Parkhurst
Cy Johnson
Salt Lake
P. J. Somers
Restoratio State Central Committee
Reno
J.B. McNamara
George Bartlett
Round Mountain
Cal Brougher
Tonopah
Coast
Hugh H. Brown
Justice of the Supreme Court
P. L. Flanigan
United States
Rawhide
George Bernheimer
New York
Hot Creek
Goldwerd
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Divanovich
Bank Wooumis
Kenneth Donnellan & Co
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Adele
Midway
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Florence Eign
Daisy
Kenanas
Consolidated
Red Hills
Florence
Pitts
H. J. Hall & Cd
Chester
Newport
Joe Norris
Oop
Justice OF the Peace
Mopah Township
Harry H. Atkinson
Tonopah Township
Puddy Grimes
Democratic Convention
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Republican Convention
Geo. W. Summerfield
William Sawle
Onopah Townshi
Charles Wonacott
Robt
Gi, Pohl
J. J. Mquillan
J.P. Brissell
van Patten
F. L. Berry
Alf. Gilbert
Thice
W. T. Coddy Carlson
Lower Main Street
C. A. Richards
Thos. Wilson
N. H. Higgins
Frisco
Lyon—Payschic
P. O
Howarda Street
Oddie Avenue
Bonanza Office
Butler Theatre
Mining Machinery & Supplies
THE
Nevada-California Power CO
Nevada Gas Company
Carl D. Drossel
Mineral Street
Marks’ Warehouse
Campbell, Metson & Brown
Attorneys-At-Law
State Bank and Trust Co
Tonopan, Nevada
H. McIntosh H. R. Cook
McIntosh & Cooke Attorneys
Tonopah Bik
Tonopah, New
L.A. Gibbons Attorney AT Law
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Room
Batinr
Nevedu
Bishop
California
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Mawagi
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