Roosevelt Viewed as Dictator Sparks Republican Distrust
The New York Herald praises Judge Parker and sounds a warning about Theodore Roosevelt. It argues Parker could win the fall election by appealing to sound money and reform, while Roosevelt’s imperialism and race politics dampen GOP support and fuel distrust among conservatives and independents.
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New York Herald
Lisbee
Tadge Parker
Judge Parker
Roosevelt
South
Republican Party
Bryaniem
Lam
Populiam
Iamen
Democrac
Rooesvalt
Hig
Stauch
United States
Brothers' killing at Carson shocks town
Joe Kelley shot and killed his brother Hugh in the Carson grocery where Hugh waited armed with a shotgun after years of quarrel over a Virginia and Truckee robbery accusation. Hugh, once jailed as an accessory, died. Joe was later exonerated by a coroner’s jury.
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Carson
Joe Kelley
Hugh
Joe
Haugh
Virginia & Trackee Express
Hugh Kelley
California
Hough
Senator Davis Denies Marriage To Mrs Reynolds
Senator Davis, the Democratic vice presidential candidate, denied on July 20 that he plans to wed the widow of Dr. John Reynolds of Shepardstown West Virginia. The rumor claimed he would marry his youth’s sweetheart this fall. Mrs Reynolds is said to be 70. Davis reportedly was indignant at the telegrams of congratulations.
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Davis
Henry
Metal Quotations Report Shows Mixed Prices
The latest quotations list metals in New York and Salt Lake City with silver at 5 cents per ounce, lead at 4.25 in New York and 4.50 in Salt Lake City for desilverized ore, copper at Salt Lake City at 12 conte. The brief reflects market pricing and regional differences.
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New York
Salt Lake City
Former Eurekans in a Sensation
The tale follows Ida Malick and her estranged family history as vaudeville performers in Eureka and San Francisco. Ida, married to George Lewis, learns she and her alleged siblings were placed as orphans decades earlier by Frank Smith, with the Mulicks claiming motherhood. A habeas corpus case compels William Malick to produce Raymond Lewis, who prefers his supposed grandmother, Mrs Malick, over the Lewises, as a court orders custody pending further action.
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Eureka
George
Laura Lewis
Lewis
William Malick
Nevada
Suterstreet
Raymond Henry Lewis
Lewises
Frank Smith
Josephine Barnes
William Mulick
Louisa Barnes
M. L. Reynolds
Mrs. Lewis
Mulicks
Louis Barnes
Mulicke
Kerrigan
Malicka
Mulick
Raymond Lewis
Chronicle
Oddie Divorce Case Ends In Amicable Settlement
Tonopah mine owner Tasker L Oddie has taken all blame for the marriage fallout with his young wife Clara Bello McDonald and halted divorce proceedings. A friendly settlement is expected after a San Francisco conference at the Palace Hotel. The couple, amid business strains and public attention, plan to return to Tonopah together. relatives intervened to preserve the bride’s millions and the romance that began in the boom town.
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Tonopah
Tasker L. Oddie
Oddie
Palace Hotel
San Francisco
Tasker I. Oddie
Clara Bello McDonald
Nevada Political Topics and Storey County Delegates
Silver and Democratic committees in Storey County met at Virginia City and named delegates to the state conventions. A Silver resolution urged opposition to any candidate at Winnemucca who opposes the Eight Hour Law, while Carson City primaries featured contests between Belknap and Bartine factions. George S. Nixon is highlighted as a potential United States Senator, praised for Nevada ties and silver support.
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Torey County
Belknap
Democratic and
Silver Party
Storey County
Virginia City
Silver Committee
Winnémucca
Carson
Carson City
Bartine
United States
Stewart
Nevada
George 8. Nixon
United States Senate
Nixon
Fide
Public office needs honesty and judgment, Nixon noted
An Austin Reveille editorial argues that success in business comes from key qualities such as honesty judgment and untiring service, and asserts that Mr Nixon possesses these traits in a marked degree urging voters to value these qualifications in public office.
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Hovesty
Nixon
Austin Reveille
California Distillery Seized Near Blue Ravine Mine
The largest illicit brandy seizure in California since 1889 occurred at Red Bank Vineyard and Distillery owned by Henry Mette of Sacramento near Blue Ravine Mine, about six miles from Folsom. Six thousand gallons of fine brandy valued at $16,000 were seized and the distillery forfeited to the U S Government.
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California
Red Bank
Henry Mette
Sacramento
Blue Ravine
Folsom
United States
Tonopah Rhodes Railroad Opens with Three Day Carnival
Tonopah celebrated the completion of the Tonopah Rhodes Railroad this week with a three days carnival drawing attendees from across the state. The first passenger train arrived last Monday morning and thrilled crowds as the centerpiece of the event.
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Tonopah
Rhodes
Rebekah Lodge Meeting Called for August 1 1904
Diamond Rebekah Lodge No 8 requests full attendance for a called meeting at 7 80 o clock Monday evening August 1 1904 to meet the Grand President of the Order in Nevada Mrs Jennie T Coll of Reno Nevada.
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Diamond Rebekah Lodge
Order Tn
Nevada
Mra
Jennie T. Coll
Reno
Republican Central Committee Meeting in Nevada
The Republican County Central Committee summons members to meet on Saturday July 30 at 8 pm in the Justice of the Peace office Court Nevada to apportion and elect delegates to the Republican State Convention in Winnemucca Nevada on Monday August 8 and to transact other business as may properly come before the committee. B L Smith Chairman KE W Taxworn Secretary Burks Nevada July 23 1904.
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Republican County Central Committee
Justice of the Peace
Court Aeonevada
Winnemuces
Nevada
B. L. Smith
KE. W. Taxwonr
Bureks
Desert railroad progress and tax figures cited by railroad lawyers
Attorneys for the San Pedro Los Angeles and Salt Lake Railroad presented a detailed statement to the California State Board of Equalization. They reported 108.24 miles in the state valued at 9000 065 with rolling stock at 297 000 and gross earnings of 430 568.60 against operating expenses of 282 070, leaving 154 518.50 income. Taxes paid totaled 6687.31 leaving net income 148 961.19. Construction runs from San Pedro to Riverside, then toward San Bernardino and desert expansion toward Lake. Heat hampers daytime work. the desert line uses a massive concrete bridge over the Santa Ana river in Riverside, 1000 feet long with a central span of 2 top high.
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San Pedro
Los Angeles & Salt
Los Angeles
Riverside
San Bernardino
Southern Pacific
Salt Lake
Landows
Lincoln County
Nevada
Santa Ans
Cal
Arej
Democratic National Committee Chooses Chairman in New York
The Democratic National Committee meeting in New York on July 26 elected Thomas T. as chairman unanimously. Urey Woodson of Kentucky and Bocttey supported the decision, reflecting party leadership in a decisive vote.
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New York
Thomas T. of
Urey ‘Woodson
Kentucky
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