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Newspaper
Eureka Sentinel
Location
Eureka, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1906
Page
2
Wives Bought and Wall Street’s Bold Critique
In a Wisconsin Bankers Association talk, President Stickney of the Northwestern Railroad denounces stock market manipulation as a corrupt boom in wealth born of gambler methods. He claims financiers have profited at public expense, flaunting luxury while wrecking trade and family lives, and warns of America’s looming reckoning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
Wisconsin
Stickney
Northwestern Railroad
Snd
Acta
France
Russia
America
Salvation by Senatorial Courtesy and Mining Tragedy
A critique argues conservatism must restrain excess as the Senate guards public funds and rail rates while protecting big interests. Separately, Arthur Carl, a Goldfield miner, was killed when a small rock fell from the Garrett shaft near the Combination Mile, injuring him severely. Justice van Ingdes and the mine operators were censured for misconduct in the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Carl
Garrett
Justice van Ingdes
Roads Out of Eoreks Hampered by Meltwater and Frost
All routes from Eoreks are reported in very bad shape as frost recedes and spring melts wash out roads. Overland traffic is nearly stalled while travelers delay trips. The E. and P. Railway team that left Burcks for Ely three weeks ago is still absent. Fred Dangberg, a landowner between Gardnerville and Carson, begins preliminary surveys for a private reclamation project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eoreks
Burcks Fo Ely
Fred Dangberg
Gardnerville
Carson
Missouri Governor Proposes Abolishing Personal Taxes
Governor Josep Folk of Misouri announces plans to abolish personal taxes and shift the burden to corporate privileges, arguing the current system hits the poor hardest. He asserts farmers, widows, orphans, and small estates would pay less or none while corporations and monopolies assume duties of government. Discharged worker triggers large powder explosion near Caliente as Seibert Milling Co storage tubes ignite, causing extensive damage but no injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josep Folk
Misouri
Missouri
Caliente
Lincoln County
Seibert Milling Company
C. H. Roberts
Flugstad
Meadow Valley Wash
Oakgate
McGill near death as doctors guard during last rites
John A. McGill former President of New York Life Insurance in Lakewood New Jersey received last rites Tuesday. He remained critically ill after a sinking spell with three physicians and three nurses in constant attendance. Liver complaint is suspected though the exact illness is unannounced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. McGill
New York Life Insurance Company
Lakewood
N. J
Father Healey
Church of Our Lady of the Lake
McCall
Western Pacific Seeks 10000 White Labor for Nevada Roadbed
Western Pacific plans to employ about 10 000 laborers to build the Salt Lake City to San Francisco line and prefers white workers. Vice President Virgil G. Bogue stated contracts will soon be let in Nevada after surveys, with possible travel assistance for workers from the Midwest. If local labor is insufficient, the company may recruit from elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P
Austin
Austin Reveille
Nevada
Battle Mountain
Avallo
Lander County
Western Pacific
Mantauan
Tonopah
Goldfield
Lida
Ballfrog
Theeld
Middle West States
Western Pacific Railrand
Salt Lake City
San Francisco
Virgil G. Bogue
Oe Montay
Gould
Nevada student dies in dormitory revolver accident
Jamia A Champagne, junior at the University of Nevada Reno, was found in his dorm room with a bullet wound. He claimed the revolver exploded while he attempted repairs, dying an hour later. An inquest returned a verdict of accidental death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamia A. Champagne
Nevada University At Reno
Champagne
Robert Sawyer
Genoa
Douglas County
Nevada
White House Wedding Planned for Miss Alice Roosevelt
The forthcoming ceremony for Miss Alice Roosevelt and Congressman Nicholas Longworth is set for February 17 in the East Room with a ribbon aisle and formal processional. A rehearsal occurred Friday, and guests will attend a formal breakfast at the Waite House before the couple departs around 4 PM for their honeymoon trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Roosevelt
Nicholas Longworth
Col. Brownell
Army
Maj.McAuley
Marine Corps
Lieut
Grant and Lee
Liewenant Bulmer
Navy
Cormer
Longworth
Thomas Nelson Perkins
Boston
Ashers
Waite House
Buffalo herd crosses to save species in Nevada
Governor John Sparks keeps a small buffalo herd at his Alamo ranch near Reno and plans to cross them with imported Scotch cattle to preserve at least a cross of the species. The experiment follows a prior Texas attempt. breeding will be managed carefully as the herd diminishes under confinement. A Western Pacific tunnel 12,085 feet long is planned for the Flower Lake Pass area in Eastern Nevada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sparks
Tin Alamo Ranch
Reno
Texas
Sparks
Flower Lake Pass
Nevada
Newark Valley Jots from Eureka’s White Pine County
Thawing weather leaves the area muddy as W A Smith burns a pit charcoal this week. Ranchers deny hoof disease in cattle, claiming frost bitten feet as the issue with no new cases reported, a hopeful sign for observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka
White Pine County
W A. Smith
Ohio Sets 2 Cents Per Mile Rail Passenger Rate
Governor signs bill capping railroad passenger fare at two cents per mile beyond five miles. Law takes effect March 10, affecting all routes within Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Mineral Hill Furnace Readiness Reported by Plummer
BL Plummer of Mineral Hill visited Palisade Toeadey and reported the town lively with preparations complete to start the new furnace on Batarday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mineral Hill
Palisade Toeadey
Om Batarday
A Broker Sees Booming Manhattan Nevada Camp
Salt Lake broker Harry B. Cole reports from Manhattan Nye County on a feverish boom in the camp. He notes strong main lodges, extensive ore with free gold, and a chaotic rush of leasers, predicting a spring return to orderly operation and lasting value despite skepticism about ore content and quartz fissures. A sensational fist-sized gold-bearing sample and a 150,000 share stock sale highlight the fervor. At Reno, a daughter was born to Mrs. L. G. Wedenk on February 9, 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
Manhattan
Nevada
Harry B. Cole
Nye County
Fluiah
Cols
Asl
Dick’ Cotburn
Campous Day
San Francisco
Manhattan Mining Company
Annie Laurie
Leasera
Goldfield
Nevada congressman linked in gold mining fraud suit
A District Supreme Court filing dated February 10 names Representative Van Duzer of Nevada as a defendant in a $700 fraud case. Plaintiff Lacie Fairfax alleges she invested $500 in the Clarence Van Doser Company, promised 10 to 40 percent dividends, but received only 2 percent before withdrawals stopped. The suit claims the Yao Dexar Gold Mining Company is a paper enterprise with real operations nonexistent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Unii
District Supreme Court
Yao Duzer
Nevada
Lacie EK Fairfax
Clarence D. van Doser
van Doser
D’ Yao Dexar Gold Mining Company
van Duzer
Wedekind Mine to Resume Work Near Reve
Sparks Mining Company to reopen the Wedekind mine near Reve with Governor Sparks in control. A 1000-foot shaft will be drilled and crosscars installed to run both directions from multiple levels. A mammoth pumping plant is planned, while Nevada Engineering Works workers walk out over access demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wedekind
Reve
Sparks Mining Company
Sparks
Bryan resigns as trustee of Lilnaig College over plutocracy
William J. Bryan announces he resigns from Lilnaig College at Jacksonville amid a clash with Carnegie and other magnates funding the institution. He condemns accepting money that would steer teaching toward economic truth and says the college cannot serve God and mammon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Hig
Th Ap
William J. Bryan
Ty Hongkong
Lilnaig College
Jacksnnville
Wryeg School
Board of Trustesy
Carnegie
Othe Trust
Mwhatchy
America
Ievites
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John W'Call
A. L. Fitzgerald
Ready Por
Brown Hotel
Old Crow
Hermitage
White House
Alice Lee Roosevelt
Alice Lee
Otel
Newark Valley
Ili
Washoe County
L. G. Wedekind
Mr. Patrick's Ball
THE
Eureka Opera House
W. May
W. Stewart
W. Keohn
T. Hileks
J. E. Norcia
Company
Voor
William Harris
Will Stewart
Will Max
Congressman van Dozer Sord
Plutocracy
Murrain
Fred. T .Doll
ELKO
J.B. Biale
Eureka and Vicinity
Phil
Paroni
Patroom
Ruby Hill
Ton Della
Eureka, Nevada
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