Public Eye Highlights Tennessee Gaines and Senators
A wide array of political figures is profiled including John Wesley Gaines of Tennessee and Senator Charles A. Culberson of Texas. Gaines advocates strict attendance penalties and harsh debates, while Culberson defends President Roosevelt's order to dismiss colored troops. The piece recalls Gaines’s dramatic speeches and Culberson’s constitutional stance, plus notes on other public figures and a Mississippi governor’s notoriety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaines
Hellgate
The
Golden Gate
Maine
California
Thomas L. Gaines
Jackson
Tommie
Tennessee
House
Congressman Gaines
Morrell
Pennsylvania
John Wesley Gaines
John Weasley Gaines
Senate
Roosevelt
Twenty-ifth Infantry
Texas
Charles A. Culberson
Witt
Federal
Culberson
C. A
David B. Culberson
House of Representatives
Roger Q. Mills
Alabama
Lone Star State
Corbett and Fitzsimmons
Commonwealth
James K. Vardaman
Missiesippi
Abe Miesiaxlop! Penitentiary
J. J. Henry
Senster Melautin
John Sharp Wil- Marne
Im Counsress
Senster Melaurin
Vardaman
Iaive
Jove Sharp Wildames
New Wonders For The Smithsonian
The Smithsonian Institution gains an art gallery through regent decisions and endowments. Henry Fairfield Osborn declines the secretaryship, emphasizing science over prestige. James Smithson bequest and Corcoran controversy lead to a national art gallery linked to the National Museum. Freer donates art and $500,000 for a future building adjoining the museum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gret
National Gallery of Art
Henry Fairfield Ostern
Columbia University
American Museum of Natural History
Osborn
Btnitheonian Institution
Board of
Supreme Court
Samuel T. Langley
James Smithson
Genoa
Smithsonian Institution
Congress
Uist
United States National Museum
United States
National Art Gallery
Harriet Lane Johnston
White House
James Buckanan
Charles A. Freer
Detroit
Smithsonian
Johnston
Corcoran Gallery of Art
Corcoran Gallery
Roosevelt
National Gallery
Smitssonian
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
National Museum
Freer
Railroads and coal price comparisons spark letters
A Reno Gazette note cites Harman Cos Company claiming coal from Cheboygan Wisconsin can be dug and shipped to Chicago for 1.60 per ton, then rail to Reno at 13.50 per ton, while delivering via rail to Reno costs the same. The message appears in mining location blanks for sale at the Bentivel office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheboygan
Wisconsin
Chicago
Windy City
Reno
Harman Cos! Company
J. R. Bradley Company
Reno Gazette
Bentivel
General C C Sniffen New Army Paymaster General
General C C Sniffen is named paymaster general of the army and a close confidant of General Grant. Born in New York in 1844, he rose from Grant's secretary to lieutenant colonel and deputy paymaster, later becoming head of the Paymaster branch. He holds memberships in historic and military orders and is linked to the Grant manuscript collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan Distret
Beingot Ia
Menmter Fursker
House of Representatives
Eawin & Pierre
Puree
Smith
Lew Pierce
Bikin
Smith Wee
Pierce
New Army
Grant
Colter Chanzing Snlffen
Tipeses
White House
General Sniffes
New York City
John
Margaret
Sniffen
C. Sniffex
Brooklyn
Ists
The
Government
Sons of the American Revolution
Military Order of Foreign Wars
Notice of Executor for Estate of Frank Quinn Deceased
Notice is given that on December 28 1906 Duncan Falconer was appointed executor of the estate of Frank Quinn deceased with will annexed by the Third Judicial District Court in Nevada. All persons having claims against the estate must file them with vouchers and affidavits with the court clerk within three months from first publication. First publication December 29 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Third Judicial District
Jaska County
Nevada
Frank Quinn
Duncan Falcover
Eureka
D. Falconen
Hesey K. Mircugi
Tax notice from Eureka County assessor
Notice announces taxes due for the year ending 31 1506 in Eureka County and warns strict enforcement. H C McTierney, Assessor, Nevada.
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Wiliam Alden Senith
Colberson
Mirs
James Bryce
Gearta
Joha Wesley Gaines
Teanesere
John Wesley
BIS
Memry Mortimer
Srurand
James Bryce Wat
Elizabeth Mariin Astten
Dewehter
Tiomams Ashton
Wordtank
Manchester
Mr. Bryce
Overnor Vardaman
Pearance
Fils Balp
John M. Gearin
Foraker
Lodge
Tilman
Brownsville
Gearin
John M. Mitchell
Oregon
Jexaton
M. Germin
Steamship Company
Catholic Standard and Times
Elko County
Grover
Dawley
Eliko Free Presa
Square Deal
Boyd
Hunter and Bell
Skaggs
Syphens
Ray
Hamilton
Assembly
James Sanithsee
Rational Museum OF Smithsonian
C. C. Sniffen
Sidney
Notie
Eureka County
H.C. McTerney
John Pardy
Manin and Bateman Sis
A. C. Harris
T. (. C. Whitmore
Welle-Fargo
Remeena
Reno Jewelers
Casnow
Phil
Paroni
Eureka Cash Store
Express
Goode the
Coe
Secur
J. B. Biale
Pueder Co
Crisoli
Johnson Mercantile Co
Hiram Johnson
Eorge W. Hanna
J. Hylton
Skelton
General Merchandise
Mound Valley
Elko
San Francisco
Pioneer Bottling Works
F. J. Brossemer
Prop
Brown Hotel
Viacen
Fletcher Bros
Our House” Orchestra
Felix Rice
Eddy Haron
Live Stock Directory
Joseph Sire
Ini
Thekte
Trtanate
Vincent Lani
Diamond V
Nedices
Burch
Nereda
G. W. Halsteadad
Fies Son
Duckwater
Nye County
Nevads
Mike Vaccaro
Range
Prospect
Nev
P. Carletti
Humboldt River
Punch Bowl
Alpha
Eureke County
James Rogantini
de Enhoe
Nand Iota Hange
Waite Pine and
Es Counties
Attinewe Hark
New
Tom Dixon
Keanige
White Pine
Nye
Pontoffice
Bareka
Eureka & Palisade
Eureke
Ajostae Saga
Eureka At
Tybo
Ely
Belmont
Reveille
Waa
Wreka
G. D. Abbott
Diamond 12
Palisade
People’s Meat Market
Ruby Hill
William Zadow
Main Street
Thomas Rosselli
South Main St
Eureka, Net
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