Additional Reading Matter from American Press Association
Through an arrangement with the American Press Association the Sestrxen presents four extra pages of reading matter this week. An effort will be made to continue these pages regularly, but the service requires a close connection at Palisade to reach Eureka on press day. It is not improbable that during the winter months this increased service may be delayed.
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American Press Association
Sestrxen
Palisade
Eureka
Preas
Death of Frank Golden Nevada banker in San Francisco
Frank Golden, a well known Nevada business man and former head of Nye and Ormsby County Banks, died in a San Francisco hospital at age 51 after a liver ailment. Once wealthy, he owned Reno jewelry stores, a Carson jewelry shop, the Golden Hotel in Reno, and Tonopah mining interests, with earlier work as a jeweler in Nevada City. His widow plans to continue the business and settle bank debts, noting a large reduction of indebtedness in one year and blaming others for the bank failures during the panic.
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Nevada
San Francisco
Reno
Frank Golden
Uines
Tonopay
Camps
Nye & Ormsby County
Carson
Golden Hotel
Tonopah
Nevada City
Cal
Golden
Henry Heber
Ely
Jennie Fitzgerald
Heber
Paterson
N. J
Western Pacific
Palisade
Portola
Sierra Nevada Mountains
Virginia City
Sparks
Frank Knox
Pittsburg
Silver Peak Mines Company
Blair
Alix Fleur
Suisun
California
Malley
Queen Victoria of Spain Births Eight Daughters
Queen Victoria of Spain has given birth to her fifth child, a girl, Monday morning. In Los Angeles, the McNamara brothers were sent to San Quentin after sentencing for dynamiting, and both began work at a Jute mill Monday. The Canadian Pacific telegraph system has been abandoned in favor of Morse, a permanent change due to unsatisfactory results. Jewels worth 35000 were recovered in Pittsburgh after thieves asked 20000 for return. the thieves fled to Chicago. Salvation Army commissioner Estill warned of worsening West Isbor conditions, especially in Colorado mining camps. The Republican National Committee approved the Chicago venue for the party convention, to nominate President and Vice President, with Chicago favored by 42 votes to 7 for Denver and 1 for St Louis, 3 absent.
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Queen Victoria
Spain
Thi
McNamara Brothers
Los Angeles
San Quentin
Canadian Pacific Railway
Pittsburg
William Thaw
Chicago
Thomas Estill
Salvation Army
Salt Lake
West
Colorado
Republican National Committee
Washington
Padidates
Denver
St. Louis
National Irrigation Congress adjourns in Chicago
State and national news from exchanges report the National Irrigation Congress adjourned in Chicago to meet in Salt Lake City next year. Senator Newlands of Nevada elected President as Nevada coeds contest social events with divorcees. Land rulings cost Southern Pacific 1854 acres in Storey County. copper mine and gopsom quarry sustain work in Nevada.
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National Irrigation Congress
Chicago
Salt Lake City
Newlands
Nevada
University of Nevada
Southern Pacific Company
Storey County
Wingfield option on Antelope Springs camp sale ends
Representatives of George Wi release option on Antelope Springs property set at 225000 dollars. Wingfield declines to exercise, but Goldfield dispatch says its development will not be delayed. Strong interests plan a townsite as camp rush continues with leases negotiated and showings reported, indicating camp merit.
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George Wi
Antelope Springs
Trix
Wingfield
Goldfield
Woman the Ever Ready and The Wife in Wit
A humorous exchange features a woman keeping hold of a man while she seeks a policeman. A farmer jokes about firing a servant over a tea gown. An artist boasts of praise while a sad party counters that they laugh at his work. The humorist delivers a punchline about their line.
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Chicago News
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B. A. Seiliman
Yerington
Austin
Juarez
Mexico
Truckee
Ely Expositor
Elko County
Newark Valley
White Pine County
Philadelphia
Tonopah Mining Company
Jim Butler Mining Company
Valley View
Tonopah Mining Company Group
Jim Butler Holdings
Jim Butler
Mammoth National Mines Company
Winnemucca
J. L. Workman
Ida Workman
William H. Howe
Workman
Mammoth National Mining Company
Lawrence Maguire
Maguire
J. E. Spurr
New York
Tonopah Company
Spurr
Horace
Levi Strauss
Marr
MDI
Ulin
Uve
Chapine Lexi
Beatles
Humboldtduaud & Cattle Company
Posbattion Addyees
Tieuwawe
Lureka County
Revade
Oiveratn
Humbulde
Kureks County
Nevaus
Beaton Ifand
Pote
Sebut XV
Sao DB
Parte
Houstonia
W.M Kearney
Eureka & Palisade Railroad
Teamsters
L, W, Cromer
Popular Mechanics Magazine
Amateur Mechanica
Popular Mechanics CO
Washington St
Palsade
First National Bank of
Geo EK Gesw
MeGna EL. A. Course
Brnse
Eureka & Palisade
Eureles
Palbende
Eurelke Menuters
Wednewiayeany
Friflaye
Teim
Mineral BU
Pallasde
Empl Beade
Bartha
Thurvdage
Jatarteys
Zaduw
Bureks
Palisade Plummer Bros
John B. Stetson
Hata
Levi Straus
Moen
Buckingham & Hecht
Mau’s Cash Store
Henderson Banking Company
Elko, Nevada
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