American meats abroad tariff plight moves to Congress
P J Hagenbarth of Denver key figure in urging President Roosevelt to support expanding export markets for U S meats. He warned of over a million dollars yearly loss over several years due to tariff retaliation, notably Germany and France, and said Congress and the public should be informed of the Live Stock Association's position in the next annual message.
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Roosevelt
P. J. Hagenbarth
Denver
Col
National Live Stock Association
White House
Washington Dispatch
Germany
Congress
Land Office tightens on nonmineral land acres
The Commissioner of the General Land Office in Washington issues instructions that no individual may acquire more than 20 acres of nonmineral public land under existing laws. Previously applicants could increase this via timber and stone and soldier additional homestead provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Land Office
Washington, D. C
Monumental light house to honor Japanese victory at sea
The Navy Department in Tokio plans to erect a giant lighthouse on Okiyo Island to memorialize Togo's naval triumph. The light will reach 80 miles, illuminating the battle scene and aiding navigation, keeping the victory in memory. Tonopah Goldfield ore shipments for the week ending June 2 total 1642 tons, with 65 tons from Goldfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Department
Tokiohow
Okiyo Island
Togo
Tonopah
Goldfield
No Secret About It Inks Balm Paraphrase Review
A reader testimonial from Hope Texas asserts Bucklen's Arnica Salve quickly cured a bad sore and is safe for eye use. The note credits D L Gregory and cites 25c price at Schneider drug store.
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Bucklen
O. K
D. L. Gregory
Hope
Texas
Schneider Drag Store
State News From Nevada Ranges From Deaths To Gambling Struggles
Charles Finnegan died from injuries after the Black Rock claim incident near Goldfield. John Hill takes charge as Carson Hot Springs manager. Prof J B Johnson elected math teacher at Nevada University Reno. Saloon opponents plan to test constitutionality of a $60 yearly levy per saloon. Thomas B Rickey sold 45000 acres in Owens River Valley to an Oakland company. Arena construction contract for Hare and Root bout in Reno set for July 8. crowds 5000 to 6000. ticket prices $2 to $10. David W Gillison, Tonopah Water Co engineer, killed in Rye Patch pumping mill May 31. wife and two boys survive. Jessie Morris and Mrs Rieland Tromball fled Goldfield. Morris given 24 hours to leave camp. Richard Baker shot self in Gregg's canyon. foot amputated at Winnemucca. died of blood poisoning. Charles Glines, ex-cowboy, accidental gun discharge wounded arm and shoulder. Three Reno girls aged 5, 6, and 8 fell ill after buying candy from peddler. poison source unknown. Reno Louvre casino, run by Johnson and Stout, lost $14,000 in 11 days after lifting limits. new $20,000 bankroll restored soon after.
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Charles Finnegan
Black Rock
Goldfield
John Hill
Carson Hot Springs
J. 8. Johnson
Kentucky State College
Nevada University
Reno
Thomas B. Rickey
Carson
Oakland, Cal
Owens River Valley
David W. Gillison
Tonopah
Charles Glines
Silver City
Lyon County
Ren
Courly
Louvre
Johnson and Stout
Hold Up at Goldfield in San Francisco Man Robbery Tale
M EK Dewitt a San Francisco mining man arrived in Reno from Goldfield reporting he was held up on Goldfield’s main street at 4 p.m. last week by two masked men. They robbed him of $2800 cash a golf watch and two diamond shirt studs after indicating revolvers. suspects fled into the crowd. Dewitt to continue his journey to San Francisco once funds arrived. Mining location blanks for sale at the SENTINEL office. A Bail Scare. Advertisements urge Dr Kings New Life Pills for bowel and stomach ills with a 25 cent guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldfield
M. EK. Dewitt
San Francisco
Reno
Dewitt
Will Tomlinson Make Goody
Denver Post May 31 reports debate on T W Tomlinson as secretary of the American Stock Growers Association formed by Murdo Mackenzie and Samuel Cowan. Critics say a Beef Trust tie and railroads may influence him, while some hail his expertise in railroad rate making for lower rates. The saga centers on potential bias, influence, and the fight against the beef combine and railroads.
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Denver Post
Beef Trust
Chicago
T. W. Tomlinson
Chicago Junction Railway Commission
American Stock Growers’ Association
Murdo Mackenzie
Samuel Cowan
Texas
Tomlinson
Chicago Jonetic Railway Company
John A. Spoor
Beef
Doctored Whisky Seizures Reported in Sacramento
Doctored whisky leads to seizures as B M Thomas a Treasury special agent and two assistants inspect Sacramento saloons. They find two retailers who bought straight goods tampered with without removing marks. Tax penalties and rectifiers tax loom for the saloon keepers. Internal Revenue Collector Bell notes bungs knocked and whisky doctored in some bars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. M. Thomas
Treasury
Sacramento
Cal
Internal Revenue
Bell
Sacramento Bee
Dean N E Wilson Named University Dean at Nevada State
Prof N E Wilson elected dean of the Nevada State University at Revo succeeding Prof H E Thurtell who becomes State Engineer. Wilson, long time chemistry department head, is one of the oldest instructors by service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. E. Wilson
Nevada State University
Revo
H. E. Thurtell
Wilson
Bowel Complaint in Childress
During summer months children suffer bowel disorders requiring prompt care at first looseness. The recommended remedy is Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for both children and adults. Sold by WM M Schneiders & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WM . M. Schneiders & Co
Passenger Fares and Rules For Eureka Ely Travel
Train schedule notes leaving Eureka on arrival no later than 2 30 a m and from Ely at 10 30 a m. Baggage limit thirty pounds per passenger with freight charges for excess. Passenger rates show Eureka to Ely eight dollars round trip twenty. Eureka to Hamilton five dollars round trip ninety cents. Palisade to Ely fare details require payment in advance.
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Eureka
Ely
Hamilton
Palisade
From State Prison to Jail John Hancock Murder Trial
John Hancock, finishing a 10 year burglary sentence at San Quentin, was arrested on a murder charge as he left the California prison and brought to Pioche, Nevada, by Sheriff Jacob Johnson. A Mrs. Meyer’s confession alleges Hancock murdered Dr George Engelke and Peter Edmiston during a 1897 Utah trip, saying he intended to steal their valuables, then killed them with an axe and buried the bodies.
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John Hancock
California
San Quentin
Jacob Johnson
Lincoln County
Pioche
Hancock
Nevada
Meyer
Bogelke
Law for Feeding Stock Violations Reported by Tribune
The Chicago Tribune cites Secretary Wilson noting 400 violations of the 28 hour unload and feed rule for livestock in transit. The piece also touches on general distrust of regulations when costly or inconvenient, and includes an advert for King’s New Discovery cough remedy and Schneider’s drug store with trial bottle offer.
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Chicago Tribune
Wilson
Spineless cactus eyed for forage in Nevada deserts
P Stoler of Southern Pacific studies planting Bur bank spineless cactus in deserts of Southern California Nevada and Utah and other arid states. If the plant yields food and moisture as claimed it could aid stockraising and development of arid regions. Indians have used leafs for sustenance and cattle would nibble it if not for the spines.
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Stoler
Southern Pacific
Burbank
California
Nevada
Utah
Harriman
Nationwide Bank Closure and Political Shifts Unearth Flux
General news notes the collapse of the American Savings Bank of Trini dad with liabilities of 176000 dollars. President Roosevelt names Charles J. Bonaparte as successor to Secretary of the Navy Paul Morton. A Los Angeles saloon vote shows wets ahead by 16421 to 8322, favoring barrooms retention. Dr Joslen, alias Dr White & Co, faces a 500 dollar fine or jail after postal-law conviction. A Sacramento Valley blight threatens potatoes and onions, UC Agriculture warns. San Francisco butcher shops reveal heavy chemical use and dyed meats in 122 of 147 shops surveyed.
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Roosevelt
Paul Morton
Navy
Charles J. Bonaparte
Baltimore
Maryland
Los Angeles
Cal
Dr. O
Joslen
Dr. White & Co
United States
de Haven
San Francisco
Sacramento Valley
Department of Agricultue
University of California
Gibbs
Pure Food Laboratory
Electric Bitters Restores Cherokees Man From Kidney Disease
A Cherokee Louisiana man, C. F. Cullier, shares that Electric Bitters cured his severe kidney disease, backache, headache, and low mood after being unable to sit. He credits the tonic for restoring his health and endorses it for kidney, liver, or stomach weakness, offered by H. M. Schneider & Co. at 50 cents.
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C. F. Cullier
Cherokee
H. M. Sehneider & Co
Equitable Insurance Report Demands Removal of Top Officers
An investigating committee’s scathing report on Equitable Life Assurance Society calls for the removal of President Alexander, Vice President Hyde, and Second Vice President Tarbell. It accuses officers and directors of fund misuse, private gain, and vast extravagance, with millions deposited for personal use. a confrontation among Henry O. Frick, Cornelius Bliss, and Jacob Schiff followed the report’s reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Alexander
Hyde
Tarbell
Henry O. Frick
Cornelius Bliss
Jacob Schiff
Agler Named General Manager Of California Northwestern North Shore
James Agler, longtime manager of the Southern Pacific Company, has been appointed General Manager of the California Northwestern and the North Shore roads. It is commonly believed that the North Shore remains a Harriman road and Agler’s move is a transfer rather than a new appointment.
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Agiler
Harriman
James Agler
Southern Pacific Company
California Northwestern
North Shore
Agler
Excursion Rates For Northern Pacific Travel in Nevada and Oregon
Excursion tickets issued in June through September offer round trips via Sacramento with special train connections. Ten day passes, twenty one day passes with excess payments, and extended return options through Portland with additional fees. A Portland steamer option to San Francisco costs two dollars. Nevada buyers can purchase sixty day passes June 1 to September 30 with top overs via Sacramento and Salt Lake City for fifty dollars. Contact A H Rising in Reno for details.
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Sacramento
Portland
San Fran
Viaco
Nevada
Salt Lake City
Utah
A. H. Rising
Southern Paci Company
Reno
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Masonic Hall
H. ©. McTeuser
W. M. Joux Hancock
St. John's Chater
St. John's
H. C. McTeuxey
J. H. Jung
J. H. Horen
Diamond Rebekah
Littias Goupina
N. G
Eprrna J
Swick
Beatific Lodge No. 7
K. of P
Castle Hall
Smith & Rickerd
A. G. Buewencaner
Revsoue K. of
State News
Richard Baker
Gregg
Golconda
Winnemucca
Sentinel
Dr. King
Schneider
Richardson Embroidery
Burdeea
Mrs
O. D. Green
Eureka Postoffice
Will Tomlison
New Stock Organization
G. L. Hacaman
Bess
Dian
Pore
C. C. Whitmore
Wm. Myers
Cearfors
Schneider's
Fareham Palisade
Pallsade
Eureka At
Ely 94
Tybo
Belmont
Reveille
Poiute
Teame
Dismond
Alpha
Hay Ranch
Pallenle
Stockwell
G. D. Abbott
Sant. Pausape
American Savings Bank of
Trinidad
Equitable Insurance Company
Southern Pacific Railroad
Mate Wells
Eiko
Battle Mountain
Winnemuce
Lovelocks
Nevad
Hazen
Bank OF Nevada
Virginia Street
Reno, Nevada
Daniel Meyer
R. L. Douglass
Moritz Scheeline
George F. Turrittin
P. L. Flanigan
Henry Anderson
A. G Fletcher
Banka
Bayard
Canada
Europe
Asia
Africa
Mesars. Scheeline
Osburn
Tnsurance
Gironox F. Tosserrin
Montz
Schkeline
Evorne Howeut
Tusserrin
John Pardy
U. S
Agency
Mutual Life of New York, Travelers’ Accident & Health Insurances Co
Atlas Fire of
London
New York
Fire Co
Manchester
England
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