Bryan's income and paper growth in 1902
The Gureha Sentinel notes Colonel William J. Bryan moving to a new home valued at $20,000 and reports the Commoner’s firm establishment with circulation over 100,900. Estimated income from the paper nears $50,000 annually, while Bryan reportedly lives modestly.
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William J. Bryan
Colonel Bryan
Christmas Edition Promotes Reno Industries and History
The Reno Gazette’s Christmas edition from Saturday December 20 spans twenty four pages. It highlights Reno’s leading industries, portraits of prominent citizens, views of key places and Nevada mining properties, and includes historical material on Nevada's growth and state institutions.
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Reno, Gazette
Nevada
Gazette Publishing Company
San Francisco Plague Denial Sparks Public Health Conference
San Francisco is urged to admit bubonic plague presence and act decisively. Five State Boards of Health request a general conference, announced at the American Public Health Association meeting in New Orleans, to address the San Francisco danger during the holidays.
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San Francisco
Boards of Health
American Public Health Association
New Orleans
Blind masseur craft taught in asylums gains notice
A Philadelphia Record physician predicts a new respected occupation for the blind as masseurs. He argues their touch and finger sensitivity suit massage, noting a blind masseur in New York who surpasses sighted practitioners. The field grows as massage becomes more popular and more blind masseurs emerge.
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Philadelphia Record
Messeur
New York
Marconi Solves Wireless Telegraphy Problem Globally
Reports claim Marconi transmitted messages between Cape Breton and Cornwall at 1000 words per hour and that business messages may soon be accepted. A San Francisco marriage involving Richard Dey and Mrs. Elliot is said to be a hoax. A severe blizzard disrupted rail traffic across the Plains and West. A California wreck near Byron killed and injured many, with 25 deaths reported. European scandal surrounds the Vienna court and Crown Princess of Saxony, with a Munich incident and alleged tutor Prof Giron linked to the princess. The court cites coercion as the princess’s motive.
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Brossala
Geneva
Prof. Giron
Whalen Copper Miners and Alleged Stock Schemes Revealed
A lengthy interview with stockholder U Lay exposes alleged stock jumps by William Whalen of the Whalen Consolidated Copper Mining Company near Alpha Nevada. The piece recounts failed ventures, court battles, receiverships and transfers of shares, naming investors Frank H Cooper and Billings as key figures amid accusations of mismanagement and deceit.
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Sentinel
Wm. Whalen
Whalen Consolidated Copper Mining Company
Alpha
Alpha Station
the Sevier
U. Lay
Whalen Company
Lay
Whalen
T. C. Stephens
Albert Barnum
Judge Barnum
Stephens
Nevada
T. R. Whelan
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Thomas Kaney
Missouri Penitentiary
O. K
Chicago
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St. Peters
St. Peter's Company
T. OC. Stephens
Whaten
Frank H. Cooper
Seigel, Cooper & Co
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Cooper
Hortemyer
California
Alpha Depot
Woodbine Twineth
Winzell
Schendel
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Mer. Billings
Pantherian
Billings
Billage
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Beldon
Slater
Mra
P. B. Whalen
Plana
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PB. Whalen
Nevada Copper and Gold Mining Company
Wen
George
Brown
Phillip
Foster
Jonn Rurk
Rawline Belden
Judge Brown
Elko
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Prince of Wales
Amazon
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Jefferson
Daisy
Blackbird
St. Dennis
Alabama
Maine
Texas
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Eureka County
Meeting to discuss mileage books for San Francisco travelers
A San Francisco meeting of commercial travelers aims to decide whether to petition railroads to resume old style mileage books. Presently the new acrip book is not popular with most traveling men.
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Gia Kyle Jeage
San Francisco
Acrip
Silver declines hit United States mines in 1896 losses
A Boston financial journal reports a 6 cent decline per ounce in silver this year will cause about 3 000 000 loss to US mines split between copper 14 000 000 ounces lead 26 000 000 ounces and gold silver mines 11 000 000 ounces. The copper price drop causes a 33 000 000 loss on 660 000 000 pounds of copper, though the silver related losses are small by comparison.
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Boston Financial and Stock Journal
United Stats
United Statan
Legislature urged to repeal laws and enforce eight hour workday
Nevada Press notes Gandnerville Courier and Virginia Report urging the next Legislature to erase many statutes and focus on enforcing an eight hour law. Lawmakers are reminded they pledged to pass an eight hour standard for all industries in the state.
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Gandnerville Courier
Virginia
Holiday Goods and Fancy Goods Catalog Highlight
Holiday goods include new up to date neckwear ribbons laces and sterling silver novelties. Ladies wear features silk waists skirts petticoats and felt slippers. Men's wear offers suspenders neckwear silk mufflers gloves and handkerchiefs. Goods include Russian buffalo overcoats plush robes and bearskin carriage robe. Toys books china and glassware complete the assortment.
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Eureka
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