Tur Eureka Sentinel notices and personnel changes
The Eureka Sentinel reports changes and events in Virginia City and nearby. James McKinty’s death prompts filling the vacancy. Wells Drury departs Sacramento Union for San Francisco Examiner. J. M. Davix dies in San Francisco after brain trouble surgery. Prof. Mitchell of Carson named vice principal, Sparks schools vacancy follows. Reno seeks Western Reduction & Refining Co. plant with 250 ton capacity and $1 million capitalization. Southern Pacific workers press for shorter workday with 12.5 miles per hour as unit and eight hours per day.
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Eureka Sentinel
Virginia City
James McKinty
J. M. Davix
Virginia Evening Chronicle
San Francisco
Coloma
Cal
Prof
Mitchell of
Carson
Peg
Reno
Sparks
Reno Peopl
Western Reduction & Refining Company
Charles Loder
Colorado
Southern Pacific Company
Too Much Limelight In Campaigns Across The Nation
The Oroville Register argues against calling conventions early as too long a campaign tires voters and exposes weaknesses. It praises longer campaigns to reveal character and strength, noting that rapid, flashy campaigning benefits weak candidates while thorough efforts better demonstrate genuine merit. It also references deep shaft experiments at Michigan’s Red Jacket mine to illustrate how depth and motion affect outcomes.
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Oroville
Calumet
Hecla
Michigan
Caliente Politics Grapple with Republican Efforts
Nevada press comments on Lincoln County politics urging Caliente to resist influence by corrupt officials and embezzlement tied to an old clique. The piece hopes Caliente is fairly represented at the convention and warns against establishment by the worn political faction.
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Lincoln County
Caliente
Callwnte
Parodying Foreign Affairs and U.S. Politics
A breezy, fragmented digest notes the Douma’s $7 million appropriation and US figures like George Fred Williams and Bryan in political fray. It mocks Rockefeller and Roosevelt while mentioning an Australian eight hour law and a new commerce act affecting whisky labels.
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George Fred Williams
Maas
Bryan
Ema
Japan
State News Briefs Signal Court Date Labor Day Proclamation
The next session of the Lander County District Court is set for August 22. Governor Sparks issues a proclamation naming Labor Day Monday September 3. Leo Buncell, arrested near Elko for arson at Gom stables, has confessed. The Salvation Army opens barracks at Tonopah and holds regular street meetings. Thomas McCormick named superintendent of the district.
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Lander County District Court
Sparks
Leo Buncell
Elko
Gom
Salvation Army
Tonopah
Debs Calls for Uprising to Free Denver Miners
In Riverside Park St Louis July 2, Debs urged United States workers to demand release of three Denver miners jailed in Maho, proposing revolution if needed but preferring peaceful action. He spoke at a meeting of the Haywood defense group, framing the call as leading a million to back the three imprisoned men.
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St. Louis
Jagoue V. Debs
Riverside Park
St. Louie
Tilvols
United States
Charles Moyer
W. D. Haywood
George A. Pottbono
Denver
Maho
Debs
Meyer Haywood Defense Organization
Miner Loses Eye in Rhyolite Mining Blast
Eye injury leaves Otto Smith of Shoshone mine at Rhyolite in a local hospital with a serious yet recoverable condition. He suffered severe facial trauma when a powder charge exploded as he drilled, driving the drill through his left hand and blowing rock onto his face.
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Otto Smith
Rhyolite
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw Charged With Murder in New York
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw, wife of Barry Kendall Thaw, lies in Tombs jail in New York charged with the murder of Stanford White. A former actress, she was famed as an artists’ model before her marriage and controversial life drew wide attention.
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Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Barry Kendall Thaw
Tombs
New York
Manler
Stanor’ White
Thaw
Attractively Posed Portrait Praises A Model’s Beauty
A vivid, moralistic sketch lauds a model in a refined pictorial of MBS. It highlights hazel oriental eyes, long lashes, arched brows, a fair forehead, and a full voluptuous figure described as ripe pomegranate. The prose elevates art masters and camera connoisseurs who admire her as a luminous subject.
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MBS
Tonopah Miners Sign 3-Year Agreement
Tonopah Nevada reports a three year contract settlement between mining operators and miners’ representatives. Voter turnout was low with majority in favor of the scale amid earlier talk of strikes. The agreement ends labor tension, supports eight hour day, and signals increased ore production in Tonopah and Goldfield regions.
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Tonopah
Nevada
Valen
Couse Mice
Goldfield
Reoma
Angnet
Ewlifrog
Divorced: Mrs Corey Wins Custody In Reno Court
Nevada divorce case ends in Reno with Judge granting Mrs William Evin Corey custody of their 16 year old son Allan Corey. Case heard without argument. Corey absent, sister and mother favoring the wife. No evidence submitted by the defense.
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Reno
William Evin Corey
United States Steel Corporation
Second District Court of
Nevada
Jon
Benjamin Gurlur
Corey
Maybelle Gilma
Denatured Alcohol Uses Promoted At Jamestown Exposition
Norfolk farmers are urged to learn how denatured alcohol from farm waste can power machinery, heat homes, and light households. An exhibit by the Department of Agriculture will demonstrate fuel production and savings, with practical applications for churning, washing, sewing, and pumping water. A related item notes railroad expansion from Caliente to Pinche with final surveys near completion.
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Norfolk
Uncle Sam
Department of Ageicatture
Connertun
Jin
Hallroad
Caliente
Salt Lake
State Cancels Insurance Policies in Nevada Rebuke Action
Nevada officials cancel eight insurance policies held by six bit companies delaying settlements at San Prandeco. The move, begun Saturday with three cancellations, serves as a rebuke while not restricting future business in Nevada. Seventeen miles of Western Pacific track laid west from Salt Lake City hindered by labor shortages.
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Carson
Nevada
Joy
San Prandeco
Buffalo
Girant
Philadelphia
New Brunswick
New Jersey
Western Pacific
Salt Lake City
New Day Registration Notice for General Election
Notion ie hereby give that the Books of Registration for the general election November 6, 1906, for the election of County and Township officers, will open daily on all legal days from 10 to 8 until September 4, 1906, and from Aug 30 to September 8, 1906, from 7 to 9, with closing at 1 oclock. Naturalized citizens must show their naturalization certificate at registration. L. W. Cupmin J.P. and ex-officio Registry Agent Eureka Precinct No. 1.
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L. W. Cnpmin J.P
Eureka Previet No
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Doskock Paty
Drnona
J.P. Ana
Beowawe
Notios
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O'Clork
Registration Books Open for 1906 General Election
Notice states that the Books of Registration for the November 6 1906 general election are open daily from 10 to 4 until September 8 1906 and again from August 30 to September 8 1906 from 7 to 9 pm at the precinct. Citizens must show certificates of citizenship to register, as required by law. J. Aud ex officio Registry Agent Tames Wieeraam presiding at Precinct No 2.
Registration for election opens at Morr State County
Registration for the November election in Morr State County is open daily from August 30 to September 8, 1906, between 7 and 9 o clock in the evening, with extended hours on certain days. Applicants must show certificates of qualification when presenting themselves for registration, as required by the registrar agent at Garrison Mine Precinct No 3.
Registration Notice for General Election in Beowawe
Registration books open daily from 10 AM to 6 PM until September 8 1906 with extended hours from August 30 to September 8 1906 from 7 to 9 PM naturalized citizens must show certificates when presenting themselves Registration Agent H Drnona J.P. Beowawe O. & shows official duties for county and township officers renewal of registration hours noted
Registration Books Open For Temporary Election
The books for registration of the temporary election to elect State, County and Town officers are now open. They will stay open on weekdays from 10 A.M. to 6 P.M. until September 6, 1906, and from August 30, 1904, to September 8, 1906, from 7 A.M. to 6 P.M., with the books closing at 6 P.M. on the final day. The law requires Higodeltlavue to exhibit these certis. ainet No. 5.
Notice of general election registration hours clarified
Notice states election books open on select days from 10 am to 6 pm and again from August to September in 1806 and 1908 for registration and certification of naturalization. It names Mineral Hill Precinct No. 6 and relevant registry agents.
Registration Notice for General Election Opens and Closes
Registration books are opened for the general election and will remain open daily from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. through September 8, with evening hours Aug 28 to Sept 8 from 7 to 9 p.m. Citizens must show naturalization certificates when presenting papers for registration. Dates mention Evosa SavLan valater Apeut Diamond Valley Prevines.
Registration window extended for naturalized citizens
On November 6 1900 a notice set registration hours from 10 a m to 2 p m daily with extensions to September 6 1900 and again from 1906 to 1906 ending at Go'elick p m The law requires naturalized citizens to show certificates of naturalization at registration Beglatry Agent Alpha Precinct No.
Trouble Brews Over Change Rooms at Goldfield Mines
Tonopah reporter reports an upcoming labor dispute at Goldfield over ore change rooms aimed at inspector oversight and ore theft prevention. Miners oppose stripping and bag checks, while operators push to establish change rooms to protect $1 to $108 ore bodies. Companies insist workers will accept them as in other states despite miner hostility.
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Bhaw
Miners’ Union
American Federation of Labor
4N Lu
Colorado
Nevgada
Tose
Tonopah
Sacramento
Assarch
Dow Street
Expres Co
Goldfield
Boe
Wells- Fargo Express
Express Company
Change Roome
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Australia
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Thomas McCormick
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Evelyn Nesbit
Phowzeiph
Paris
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Addie Corey
Allan
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Madelle Gil Max
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O'Slock R. A
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J. Aud
Morr
Garrison Mine
Mineral Hill Preotnet No
Go’elick Vp
Croceries
James A. Rattazzi
North Main Street
Eureka, Nevada
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Gillet
IF. J. Brossemer
Prop
Ruby Hill
Mrs. Flora Morris & Son
Eureka
West Main Street
ONE Paice
A. Fraser
Main and
Clark Streets
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George W. Hanna
A. J. Hylton
Hylton & Hanna
J. J. Hylton
Skelton
Wnevada
Opera Farm
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