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Eureka Sentinel

Location

Eureka, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1904

Page

2

Nevada Political Topics Stir Fusion Party in Nevada

The Reno Journal reports discord within the Fusion party over Judge Parker’s gold standard stance. The piece argues Parker’s position could cost votes, while labor support shifts toward the Democratic side as the Eight Hour Law remains pivotal. The scene underscores a potential realignment on silver and labor issues. In a separate incident, Margaret Flynn, 19, was attacked by a longtime domestic worker named George, a Black man. Flynn escaped to a second story window but remained safe as officers apprehended the assailant after a chase to Virginia City.

Preston Pirm Nevada Stony Jorge Parker Parker Roosevelt Pasion Party Labor Reno Journal Reno Margaret Plyu Dometic Moritz Seherline George Mr. Scheeline Miss Flynn Sheriff Hayes Virginia City Winneemeca

Prolonged Eureka Heat Triggers Dual Storms

The Eureka region endured a long heat spell with record temperatures followed by two electrical storms on Wednesday night. Dark skies opened with intense lightning and thunder and heavy rain. A second disturbance hit at midnight with strong winds. Thursday noon brought a brief storm with rain and hail, cooled slightly by the new moon on the 11th. Another heavy downpour occurred Friday afternoon. Conditions may persist until after the annual equinox around August 15.

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Ore Shipments Over the Eureka & Palisade Railway

Weekly ore shipment report for the Eureka & Palisade Railway ending August 12 1904 lists consignments from Mixx and Cornell Atlas Dump Tiggings. W M Hamilton superintendent notes a letter from Mrs H S Can dee about her daughter recovering from illness. Governor Sparks to select eight Alamo farm animals for the St Louis World's Fair.

Eureka & Palisade Railway Mixx Ne Plus Ultra Cornell Atlas Dump Tiggings W. M. Hamilton Eureka Live Company H. 5. Candee Bareks Sparks Alamo Farm St. Louis

Parker Accepts Nomination for President at Parker Rally

The steamboat Sagamore carried 585 passengers to Rosemount for Judge Alton B. Parker to receive formal notification of his Democratic nomination. Rain disrupted the voyage but the ceremony proceeded on the lawn, with Parker accepting the standard bearer role, pledging to serve without seeking renomination and arguing for independence in the presidency amid platform talks on tariffs and trusts.

New York St Ksopus Alton B. Parker Beopus Rheel Sagamore Rosemount Judge Clark Parker New York Court of Appeals United States Washington

Speech and Rain Halt Address at Key Reception

During a rain soaked address, the Notification Committee leader ended his remarks early as the crowd endured. An ovation followed for the speaker, then Judge Parker stood with bared head on the platform despite the downpour and received a reception from attendees.

Clark Judge Parker

San Francisco firm gains Miller & Lux lands in Lyon County

A San Francisco corporation secured control of the Miller & Lux lands in Smith and Mason valleys and Alkali Lake reserve in Lyon County. It will start irrigation and sell land in 10 acre plots. A. J. Kenney sent red clover and hops exhibits to Reno. W. E. Lindsey secured $30,000 marble for Grand Pacific Hotel wainscoting. shipping to San Francisco soon. Rail rate set at 36 per ton from Luning to SF.

San Francisco Miller & Lux Smith and Mason Valleys Lyon County Uso A. J. Kenney Carlin Elko County Nevada Chamber of Commerce Reno W. E. Lindsey Grand Pacific Market Street Palace Hotel Tiv Examiner H. B Law Luning San Prancisco Lyon County Times

Metal Quotations Reported Across Cities

The latest metal quotations list silver at New York 88 cents per ounce copper at Salt Lake City 23 cents per ounce and lead at New York 4.20 dollars per ounce with desilverice 64.10 and 83.00 in are.

New York Salt Lake City Desilverice

Notable deaths and a tragic rail disaster headline

Ex U S Senator George West dies at 74 in Sweet Springs Missouri after a long illness. He is survived by a son and a daughter. The remains were taken to St Louis for interment. Also a Missouri Pacific fast train crashed near Eden eight miles north of Pueblo, killing 101 people as heavy rains weakened a bridge. The Salt Lake Tribune notes beef prices drop to record lows with prime home grown steers at 63.5 cents per pound and heifers at 51.4 cents amid a dull market.

U. S George 1 West Sweet Springs Frankfort St. Louis Missouri Pacific Pueblo Denver Dry Creek Eden Salt Lake Tribune Salt Lake

Water Notice for Eureka

Notice warns Eureka residents that water service will be shut off until further notice. The readable portion suggests an imminent disruption with unclear timing and details pending official communication.

Eureka Evnexa

Oddie Sues For Divorce In Nevada Suit

Millionaire Tasker L. Oddie of Tonopah files for permanent separation in Belmond District Court Nye Nevada alleging cruelty. Wife Mrs Oddie represented by George A Bartlett of Tonopah. case hints at sensational developments if contested. Also notes Post Office bond requirement impacting about 400 clerks in Eighth Division from Ogden to San Francisco.

San Francisco Reno Nevada Tasker L. Oddie Tonopah Belmont Nye County Oddie George A. Bartlett Bay Richard McDonald The Pacific People’s Home Savings Banks Carson City Oddis Postoffice Department Ran Ogden

Goldfield Items Highlight Leasing Deals and Ore Values

Pat O Brien sells livery stable to John O Keefe in Goldfield. Jumbo Mining Co in Tonopah ratifies leases, treasury exceeds 20,000, stock to be issued. American Smelting pays 38319 for a carload of ore despite questionable January shipment claims. Richard Co lease eyed for a big week, upraise shows 49 from 50 feet. A 20 ton shipment from a large lease expected to net about 10,000 for lessees.

Goldfeld News Pat O'Brien Goldfield John O'Keefe Tonopah Jumbo Mining Company Salt Lake Tribune Salt Lake Richard & Co

Collision Near the Summit at Cisco California

A freight engine backed from the Southern Pacific yards and collided with eastbound passenger No 4 Monday night near Cisco California about 8 o clock. Three people were injured and multiple coaches including a shining car and a 100 ton engine were badly damaged. About 50 feet of sheds were destroyed and 15 or more passengers were aboard. Engine crews Talhog and McDonald halted their train preventing worse loss.

Southern Pacific Cisco Cal Engineora Talhog McDonald

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Eureka Sentinel Publisred Alton B. Pareee Champ Clark Missouri State News Metal Market Tom Robinson Cargon William ©. Stewart South Fork Henry Peterson Twina J. H. Hoegh Silver Party Eureka County George Gavin Ces Phillip Paroni Rureks County Sewrim Mary Teicheira Mary Peters John J. Teicheira Joan J. Perens Republican Central Committee Republican County Central Committee Justice of the Peace Court House B. L. Smith A. W. Taxon Henderson Banking Company Jous Hexperson L. O. Hexperson Haypen Heenperson Presmest Casatzg Elko Nevada Hylton & Willams Philip Paroni Hylton & Williams, Proprietors George W. Hanna A. J. Bylton General Merchandise Mound Valley Biko Schneider Drug & Store Styat City Department of Pharmacy and Chemistry University of California Ry Seas Linkonee Anploclany Bey Yow Ontataie H. M. Schneider & Co
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