Two Eureka Bachelors Rise From Stanford to Notice
Cleveland Hall Baker graduates from Stanford University with high honors earning a Bachelor of Arts. He is son of George W. and Mrs Baker of Eureka now in Oakland. Ray Baker leaves for Europe with a mission tied to George Whittell Jr. and Josephine Cunningham, reportedly married, while Ray aids in keeping Whittell from marrying. He travels with Whittell’s plans for a year as “expedience baggage.”
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Stanford University
Cleveland Hall Baker
George W. Baker
Eureka
Oakland
Cal
San Mateo
Oakland Tribune
Cleve
Stanford
Glee Club
Pacific Coast
Baker
Jordan
Cleveland Baker
Harvard
San Francisco Examiner
Ray Baker
Superior Court
Bean Brummel
Europe
George Whittell, Jr
George Whittwil
Whittell
Josephine Cunningham
Nicholas Luning
Misa Cunningham
Mrs. Whittell
Will Abandon Teaching For Higher Salaries In 100000 U S Teachers Move
An education professor states more than 100000 teachers will quit the occupation this year due to low wages. He urges a salary raise and cites stark comparisons showing underpayment. The talk occurred before the Federation of Grade Teachers of St Paul Minnesota at the Commercial Club.
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George F. James
Department of
Minnesota State University
Commercial Club
Federation of Grade Teachers of
St. Paul, Minn
James
Hearst Favored by Nevada Democrats for National Nomination
The Reno Star argues Nevada Democrats and Silver Party leaders protest the state central committee’s failure to call a State Convention for delegates to the National Convention. It urges delegation support for Hearst, claiming he represents Nevada voters and could carry the state against any Republican nominee. The Star predicts delegates will follow Nevadan sentiment.
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Star
Lxi Democratic State Central Committee
Democrate
Silver Party
National Delagates
Hearst
Assembly
Nevada
Democracy of
Kansas City
St. Louis
Reno Star
Reno tension and Nevada notices mix in Gardnerville column
Gardnerville Record remarks on Reno’s policing, Prohibition fears, and local scandal while noting Gardnerville as a “purest city.” It also reports California’s Hancock case, a $100,000 profit share for Smelter workers, and Churchill County land withdrawal from prospectors, with government reclamation plans in Nevada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardnerville
Reno
Journal
Gazette
Observer
Star
Willis Hearst
Riverside
Western Pacific Looking for Bonuses and Free Rights of Way
Reports from San Francisco and Marysville detail Western Pacific Railroad efforts to win community support with promises of access and depot facilities at no cost. Mrs Hearst withdraws funding from the Kindergarten Training School in Washington DC and from UC student activities. Charles Jackson sells five mining claims in the Maris District to Fred E K Davis and Eureka County Bank of Elko. The Marysville Appeal rebuts the idea of cash bonuses, urging fair terms and no public subsidies while seeking clear freight rate guarantees between Marysville and San Francisco.
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YARD
Hearst
Washington D.C
Phebe Hearst
William R. Hearst
San Francisco
Elko County
Wells Herald
Charles Jackson
Fred EK. Davis
Elko
United States
Nevada
Eureka County Bank of
H. Yard
Butte & Plomas
Western Pacific
Sacramento Bee
New York
Beckwith Pass
California
Fredonia Pass
Susanville
Honey Lake Valley
Lasson County
Oroville
Maryaville
Sacramento
Marysville
Yaba County
Western Pacific Railway
Here
Seaboard
Demosthenes
Bulletin adds New York World's comic section and art pictures
The San Francisco Bulletin expands its Sunday edition with the New York World's comic section, offering high quality art pictures imported from Europe available on the Pacific Coast only through the Bulletin. It touts an improved women’s page editorial page and notable staff contributions while promising accurate news.
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San Francisco Bulletin
New York World's
Bulletin
Europe
Pacific Coast
Lowell ‘Otus Reese
Grant Wallace
Orient
Mme. la Bavarde
Accie
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Eureka Sentinel
Weekly Sentinel
Caner
Ureka Palisade
Palisade
Central Pacific
Alan Con
Necta
Ogden
Salt Lake City
Meadon
Ely
Satu
Hamilton
Tybo
Belmont
Reveille
Tesma
Diamond
Kurvks
Alpha
Hay Ranch
G. D. Abbott
Sant. Pautsape
Lodge Directory
Eureka Lodge No
Masonic Hall
B. L. Surtn
W. M. Joux Haycoox
St. John’s
St. John's
H. ©. McTeuvey
Tony
W. G. Bram
Beatific Lodge No. 7
K. of P
Castle Hall
Smith & Richard
Willam Lain
D. C. Altout
Rernoups
Main Street
W. H. Russell
Cleve and
Post Office Department
F. M. Anderson
Southern Pacific Company
W. E H. Howard
Husband
Wlain
Mra. H. M. Rs
Bejamin Saunders
Lincoln County
Pardes
John Hancock
San Quentin
George Engelke
Joe
Pete Edmiston
Hancock
Pardee
American Smelting and Refining Company
Churchill County
Fallon
L. H. Taylor
University of California
Western Pacific Railroad Company
Terest
Fifth Avenue
N. B
Bank OF Nevada
Virginia Street
Daniel Meyer
Herbert Fleishhacker
Sanfrancisco
Moritz Scheeling
Geo. F. ‘Urrittin
P. I. Flanigan
Henry Anderson
A. G. Fletcher
Canada
Asia
Africa
Mesara. Scheeline and
Osburn
Nize
Grorce F. Turnirriy
Mosrrz Sourc.uy A. G. Rayorarr
C. Toran
E. Guanas
Janesville
Crawfordeville Climax
Lawrence Glidden
Tust
Evada
John Pardy
Agency For
Atlas Fire of
London
SSS
Land Surveyor
Mutual Life of New York, Travelers’ Accident & Health Insurance Co
Underwriters’ Fire Co
Manchester
England
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