Joe Cannon Reelected Speaker by Republican Caucus
Joseph Cannon of Illinois was reelected Speaker of the House by Republicans in a Washington caucus. He praised the policy to curb abuses by common carriers and urged dispatch in business with frequent caucuses. Democrats nominated John Sharp Williams of Mississippi for the Speakership, opposing ship subsidies.
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Joe Cannon
Congress
Crogreamman
Joeph Canson
Illimoia
Washington, D.C
Ceder
Joseph Canbos
Republican Party
Republicas
John Sharp Williams
Mississippi
Harsh exchange at Reno commissioners meeting
At a Reno meeting, E. Reinhard a local undertaker accused Chairman Rymers of grafting and being a liar in open session. Hymers retorted that Reinhard was a liar, and Reinhard suggested backing the claim with his son amid tensions over county cases and trade shares.
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Harsh Hames
Reno
E. Reinhard
Revo
Washoe County
Rymers
Mr. Hymera
Mr. Hymers
Death of Dayton Coleman in Tonopah Nevada
Death announced Friday morning December 8 1906 in Tonopah Nevada from beumenia. The dispatch mentions Dayton Coleman a former well known Ka woken figure. The item also notes an unrelated Nevada real estate suit over Chinese ownership and ore shipment disruptions due to heavy snow at mines in White Pine County.
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Gus Hintse
EL A. McKim
Sunrinen
Dayton Coleman
Tonopah
Nyer County
Nevada
Beuménia
Chinamas
Reno
C. E. Mack
J. M. Short
Sait
Tia
Hamilton
White Pine County
Booco Homestairs
Ne Pius ‘Uwitre
President Roosevelt urges railway reform and corporate oversight
The President’s message to Congress emphasizes reform of railway rates with a maximum limit after investigation, stronger corporate supervision, and caution against disarming while pursuing peace. It calls for dual tariff schedules, campaign finance publicity, strict immigration changes, Panama Canal funding, and eventual free trade with the Philippines. The text also alludes to Nevada political ambitions and a local store advertisement ends the page.
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Roosevelt
Republic
Panama Canal
Philippines
Congressman Will Retire From Nevada Seat Endorses Independent Path
The Reno Journal reports Rep O D Van Dozer will retire at the end of his term on March 4 1907. He pledges fearlessness and independence, fighting for people's rights over party, and rejects future nomination. He highlights railroad rate abuses harming Nevada miners farmers and industries and urges action to curb monopolistic practices before leaving public life.
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Congress
Scates
van Dozer
O. D. van Dozer
Reno
Mr. van Duzer
United States Senate
Carson Valley
Churchill
Humboldt Area
Bills Allowed December 4 1905 by County Commissioners
A county meeting record shows the board approving payments to named individuals on December 4 1905. Clerk J H Hoegh documents the entries listing the specific sums allowed to each person. The notice records the routine disbursements approved by the commissioners.
Stockholders Meeting of Eureka Consolidated Mining Co
Stockholders will meet at the office Room 34 310 Pine street San Francisco California on Monday December 18 1905 at 12 oclock to elect a Board of Trustees for the ensuing year and to transact business as at the annual meeting adjourned from October 16 1905. Transfer books close December 15 at 3 PM. H P Bush Secretary Office Room 4 310 Pine street San Francisco Cal.
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Eureka Consolidated Mining Company
Pine Street
San Francisco
California
Costs of campaigns revealed in 1904 fund report
Washington post summary states Republican National Committee raised about 1.9 million dollars for 1904 Roosevelt campaign. Largest single contribution reportedly 75 to 100 thousand from an unknown source. Figures compare with 2.9 million for 1900 McKinley and 3.8 million in 1896. Democratic spending for Cleveland’s 1892 election placed at 4.1 million. Also, Carson dispatch reports County School Superintendent Roberts objects to 1900 bill from Whittaker Bay Co for school supplies citing bidder combination among J. E. Bray Reno Mulcahy Carson Wilson Pratt San Francisco. board seeks contract rescission.
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Washington, D. C
Post
New York
Cortelyou
Tressurer
Republican National Committee
Roosevelt
Bliss
McKinley
Democratic National Committee
Cleveland
Carson Dispatch
Roberts
Whittaker-Bay Company
J. E. Bray
Reno
Mulcahy
Carson
Wilson & Pratt
San Francisco
Van Duzer Drives Nevada Development Efforts
The proposal reestablishes the Carson Mint and boosts Reno public building funding to 100000 dollars. It also appropriates money for artesian wells in Southern Nevada, creates a banking system in the region, and seeks to curb the use of complex labor practices.
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Carson Mint
Reno
Nevada
Notice of Powder Restrictions Ordered by Eureka County Board
At the Eureka County Board of Commissioners meeting held December 4, 1905 Eureka Nevada the board motioned to limit the town boundary powder limits to fifty pounds of giant powder arsenic or other lasting powder and one hundred pounds of black or smokeless gun powder. The motion was ordered to be published for two consecutive weeks in the Eureka Sentinel.
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Board 7 County Commissioners
Eureka County
Nevada
Eureka
Kind & Kraus
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