Thunder Mountain Gold Rush Prospectors Set For Rich Find
An army of 600 prospectors gathers for the Thunder Mountain rush in Utah. Reports from Prof. Mead and U.S. officials describe immense ore reefs, high grade streaks, and copper veins. Provisions are scarce, with steep prices noted, as claims are staked across surrounding creeks and districts.
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Logan
Thunder Mountain
John T. Day
Division of
General Resources
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Woehinmeton
Greeveertimmpett
Phunder
Profile Creek
Copper Camp
Elk Creek
Monumental Creek
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Boise
Ida
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Star
Boise Basin
Warren
Florence
Coster City
Thunder
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Cyr
United States
Mead
Fayetteville
Hudson Bay
Apple Crop Promises Large Yield With Scarce Strawberries
Reports from the Western Fruit Lower indicate a large apple crop nationwide except New York where frost may hurt fruit. Strawberries will be scarce but may yield better than expected due to plant shortages allowing larger berries. Peaches will be scarce in the Middle West with the southern Missouri and Kansas counties producing the only sizable crop.
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St. Joseph
Western Fruit Iower
United States
New York State
Middle West
South Line
Missouri
Kansas
Tragedy Near Montgomery City Ends in Double Suicide
William H. Green fatally shot his divorced wife at her brother-in-law Charles Krodle's home twelve miles northeast of Montgomery City Missouri. After the double tragedy Green killed himself, leaving three children who survive. The couple had formerly lived on a farm two miles north of Montgomery. The incident occurred around 11 o'clock last night.
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Montgomery City
William
Nixon Denounces Croker and resigns Tammany leadership
New York May 14 Lewis Nixon resigned the leadership of Tammany Hall citing self respect and opposition to Atlantic espionage. He said he remains a member and would retire to the ranks while continuing loyalty to the organization. The resignation was accepted amid rumors of a split and potential reforms including abolition of finance and other chairs.
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New York
Lewis Nixon
Tammany Hall
Wantage
Richard Croker
Tammany Hall Execute Committee
Nixon
Tunmany Hall
Dixon
Philippie
Orean
Andrew Freedman
Board of Review
Peter Meyer
Tammany Wall
Carroll-Vian Wyck
Thomas Peltner
Louis Nixon
Snyder Pleads Guilty in Major Mail Fraud Case
V D Snyder and F W Stewart presidents of Union Wholesale Company, Kansas City, plead guilty in federal court to three indictments for fraudulent mail use. Sentencing set for next Monday. Case described as one of the biggest mail fraud schemes, involving a $55,000 capital and promises of high salaries for handling branch agencies. Books sold to victims proved worthless. lawsuits followed. Snyder arrested in Chicago. Stewart earlier arrested in Denver.
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V. D. Snyder
F. W. Stewart
Union Whlesale Company
Kansas City
Stewart Show
W.S. Corby
Stewart
Denver
Snyder
Chicago
Hain
Waa
Airship Contest Rules at St. Louis World’s Fair Prize $100000
The St Louis world’s fair management outlines general conditions for the airship race with a $100000 capital prize and $200000 total contest funds. Rules cover field setup, course shape a figure eight speedway, entry qualifications and weather factors, with drafts to be reviewed by engineers and aeronautical groups before publication.
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St. Lewis
Sil-Committee
American
Europe
Ite
Verlad
Washington University
Exposition
Riches and Salvation Talk by John D Rockefeller Jr at New York Church
Rockefeller Jr spoke to a Fifth Avenue Baptist church Bible class in New York City about riches and salvation. He said wealth itself does not bar entry to Heaven but warned wealth must be used properly and Christ must come first in life.
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John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Fifth Avenue
New York City
Rockefeller
Jesus
Kingdom of Heaven
Christ
New Record in Kleptomania on Paris Boulevards
A man watching a cinema in Paris attempted to count a woman’s reticule ribbons and was arrested as a thief. He claimed wealth and position, saying he could not resist taking ribbons. police found thousands of ribbon scraps in his flat. He was released after indemnifying the woman, promising not to repeat the act.
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Paris
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