Eureka Sentinel Weekly Carrier Ad Note
Post office record lists a weekly Eureka Sentinel copy for carriers with monthly rate and single copy details. It notes second class matter status and Eureka mailing logistics for delivery and distribution.
20 Jun 1903
Page 1
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Newspaper
Eureka Sentinel
Location
Eureka, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1903
Page
1
Post office record lists a weekly Eureka Sentinel copy for carriers with monthly rate and single copy details. It notes second class matter status and Eureka mailing logistics for delivery and distribution.
A Serbian military coup on June 11 ends the Obrenoyiteh dynasty as King Alexander and Queen Draga are killed. Prince Karageorgevitch is proclaimed king by the army, with Belgrade quiet as citizens debate a republic and a new democratic constitution. Nearby dispatches note Prince Peter Karageorgevitch’s election and formal acceptance from Belgrade to end the crisis.
A New York dispatch reports Rockefeller plans a great railroad trust to dominate western and eastern lines, leveraging stock market moves and insider action. The piece traces Rockefeller short selling, market manipulation rumors, and potential long stock gains while noting related bets and historical context.
At the Nevada University commencement in Reno on June 3 the following received diplomas across Liberal Arts General Science Mechanical Engineering Mining Engineering and English. Included are Florence Kent Elizabeth Rammelkamp Mira Arma Pearl Snapp Goodwin Doten Lillian Eaden Dorothy Levy Carrie Allen Frank Barker A T Taylor May Wilson Claude Sheer Mabel Richardson Anna Johnson J O McElroy Olive Weathers J V Comer ford Mines R W Heason W B Harrington Fred Whitaker E A Stewart Arthur Kelly J G McVicar M G Bradshaw B J Erickson B F O'Hara W A Woll J G Peckham F H Luke EFP Leadbetter J P Mack Emmmet Boyle and W Williams. Dr Milan Sachs, a Viennese physician, died of plague while with Berlin's Infectious Diseases Institute. The German Government forbids parent experiments due to risk. An Aggravating Cough Cured. A customer reports Chamberlain's Cough Remedy cured a six-month cough after two bottles. Lineville, Ala. Sold by Mrs H M Schneiders & Co.
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