Porlised Evert Bosh at Eureka 1908 Nevada Press Comment
Nevada press comment from June 20 1908 notes Democratic papers unite to boost no man who fails to get an announcement in their columns. P L Flanigan national committeeman backs Taft at Chicago while recall of past opposition to instructing delegates. Rail and travel rates rise with summer excursion prices and a half cent per mile Pallman rate in effect. Lew Rogers from Eureka rises in prominence as head of Rogers Syndicate extracting 500 tons daily and named as potential Republican candidate for Congress and possibly U S Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Newespapers
Nevada
Longus
Ely
Flanigan
P. L. Flanigan
Taft
Chicago
Winnempeca
Winne
Lew Rogers
Eureks
Goldfield
Rogers Syndicate
Republican Party
Congress
Rogers
U. S. Senate
Jean Reid Weds John Hubert Ward at St James Palace
Jean Reid daughter of Whitelaw Reid the American ambassador to England married Hon. John Hubert Ward in the Chapel Royal at St James Palace London. King Edward and Queen Alexandra attended with approval as floral decorations highlighted the Tudor era chapel.
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King Edward
Queen Alexandra
Jean Reid
Whitelaw Reid
Bassador
England
Unclaimed Letters At Eureka Post Office 1908
List of unclaimed letters remaining in the Eureka Nevada post office as of June 7 1908 includes Martin Roumel Dennis Sullivan M E Thomas L BROY postmaster. Advertised June 29. Rail commission orders Tonopah and Goldfield RR to justify 5 cent mile rate at June 27 hearing. Episcopal Guild event at Hotel Zadow ends with a Jacob.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka
Nevada
Martin Roumel
Dennis Sullivan
M. E. Thomas
St. James’ Episcopal Guild Mra
J. H. Fine
Eugene Goeraty
St James’ Episcopal Guild
Zadow
Jacob
Bartlett declares self as Nevada congressman candidate
Bartlett announces in the Gazette his candidacy for re election to Congress and outlines principles. He says he will seek a Democratic nomination in Nevada and endorses Governor Sparks first and foremost with no compromise. He pledges to stand by his record and invites Nevadans to judge his actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartlett
Heno Iizetto
Frank
Democrata of
Nevada
Gazette
Washington
Democrats
John Sparks
Cholera outbreak hits TS troops at Camp Gregg Manila
News notes a cholera outbreak among TS troops at Camp Gregg in Manila with 93 cases in 24 hours and 60 deaths. Heat waves sweep Eastern states as Chicago and New York report many fatalities and prostrations. Queen Victoria of Spain gives birth to a son on June 22 as royal marriage details surface.
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Camp Gregg
Manila
Chicago
New York
Queen Victoria
Spain
Eva of
Battentineg
Alfonso
Madrid
Tybo Visitors Entertained at Silver Bow Picnic
Tybo party led by Mr. and Mrs. James Kaois and guests visited Silver Bow a mining camp two miles from Hreem ranch. Silver Bow hosted a village picnic with lunch under willows and a crowd of about 20 to 40. Entertainment included band tricks, dancing, singing, and acrobatic feats. The visitors thanked Silver Bow for the welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Bow
Sewrrxet
Tybo
James Kaois
Mies
Atery Morrison
William Pierce
J. Fothergill
Kats
Kareka
Hreem Ranch
S. Girton
J. Loren
Trbo
Death of Grover Cleveland in Princeton New Jersey
Grover Cleveland former president died suddenly at Wemland home Princeton at 4 40 am He had long standing organic disease of heart and kidneys with heart failure palatobury thrombosis and edema as immediate cause He was 79 years old on March 18 last Cleveland served as president 1885 to 1889 and 1893 to 1897
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Princeton
N. J
Grover Cleveland
United States
Nevada Briefs From Reno and Beyond
Nevada State News reports the death of Louis Oleovich in Denver from conenmoptins, a Reno Journal editor lawsuit against Riverside Hotel Company for 1470.35, and Republican candidates Tadge Massey and Hugh Brown for Supreme Judge. It notes a new independent party in Follop County, grand church dedications in Reno, and the death of Julia Chester Whitaker. Also covered are profit sharing by Comstock mining firms, Bliss and Walters identified in a Rawhide stage robbery, a fatal Goldfield duel between M Taylor and C W Priest, and Reno saloon closures ordered after grand jury action.
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Louis Oleovich
Curzon
Denver
Conenmoptins
Elko
Dottie Woner
Mitchell
Indiana
Novads
Hugh Phillips
Follop
Chorehill County
Church of St.Thomas Aquinas
Reno
Julia Chester Whitaker
O. W. Whitaker
Protestant Episcopal Diocese of
Pennsylvania
Virginia City
Nevada
Philadelphia
Comstock
Bliss and Walters
Caine
Wella-Fargo Express Company
Tony Cano
Esmeralda
M. Taylor
C. W. Priest
Goldfield
Totday
Taylor
Priest
Funeral date set for former President Cleveland
News wires report a private funeral for Grover Cleveland will be held Friday, June 26, at his Princeton residence on Bayard Lane. Condolences pour in worldwide as the former president is remembered as a prominent American statesman and citizen.
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Associated Preas
Cleveland
Westland
Bayard Lane
Princeton
Germany to Resume Silver Coinage After 1569 Gap
The German government plans to resume silver coinage at a scale of about 4,000,000 ounces per year for five years. This will absorb roughly 10 percent of open market silver supply and could impact gold and currency notations, as Germany has not been a buyer since 1569.
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Germany
Mexican mining bill sparks investor protest in Diaz era
The proposed mining law prohibiting foreign ownership in Mexico drew strong protests from American investors. President Diaz asked that the bill be studied carefully and said it will not be discussed in the current congressional session.
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Mexico
Diaz
Congress
Prospectors eye Eureka mining district whets interest
Charles Peterson, known in many mining camps, has been in Eureka area for weeks exploring the district for outside investors. He visited the Philadelphia mine in Silverado district, 15 miles southeast of Eureka, took control of the property, and sampled ore for shipment to parties he represents. The Philadelphia, owned by Felix Rice, Joe Mains, and Eugene Rice, is part of a four claim group near the old Reseue mine.
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Charles Peterson
Eureka
Philadelphia
Silverado
Felix Rice
Joe Mains
Eugene Rice
Reseue
Owl for Blue Ribbon Beer in Palisade News
Palisade items report weekly visits by John Maney and wife and social gatherings at Mrs. Andy Andersons home. Sheriff Sweenay has been in town on business while ranchers Rand Yates and others attend a sheriff sale of stock near Palisade. A large crowd enjoyed a Valley House dance and the local E P company ships sheep trains and plans horse shipments east. A fire destroyed a one story rooming house owned by Mrs Raine with minimal injuries to roomers. An Elko Abstract ad promotes guaranteed abstracts and title perfection services.
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John Maney
Palisade
Andy Anderson
Sheriff Sweenay
G. W. Jones
Alma Spinner
Grace Jours
Rad
Maples
Ed Murray
Charles Rand
William Yates
Valley House
Diamond
Eurekans
Eureka
Elko
Sherman ailing congressman from North Carolina
Congressman James 8. Sherman of Allen North Carolina Republican vice presidential candidate, who was treated seriously in Cleveland with gall stones while returning from the Chicago Convention, is now reported out of danger.
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James 8. Sherman
Allen
N. C
Cleveland
Ohio
Chicago
Miner Seeks Developed Gold Mine for Purchase
H P Atkins of 307 B Street Northeast Washington DC advertises seeking a Gold Mine that has been sufficiently developed to show possibilities. He invites proposals and contact.
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H. P. Atkins
B Street
Washington, D. C
Mining Town News Notes and Market Sparks in Hamilton
Hamilton notes report high grade lead ore at the Great Valley mine. Cassar Lavi and Abe Arigoni lease the Great Valley mine and will start operations. A. B. Witcher, cashier, visits to oversee Merate mine. Miss Lena Minoletti slated to run White Pine Hotel. Sheriff Davis assesses property in Ely, Green Springs, and Duckwater. Lani Treasure departs for Pinto Creek. telephone line to residence completed by Louis Zadew. Ore from Faymi site processed, with 60 to 79 men working and ore in dump awaiting freight via Esoroka.
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Louis Zadew
Mise
Lani Lefs
Pinto Creek
Lena Minoletti
White Pine
Cassar Lavi
Abe Arigoni
Great Valley
Sheriff Davis
Ely
Green Springs
Duckwater
Austin Jackson
Gee Davis
Tonopah
Mr. Davis
Blue Ribbon
The
Owl
Allen G. Beagy
Roy W. Schenck
W. J. Haber
Ala
Also Mentioned on This Page
Palliman Company
Rhyolite Herald
L. Broy
Railroad Commission
Tonopah and Goldfield Railroad Company
Nevada Railroad Commission
Meyer Hes
Italy
Frederick Funston
San Francisco
Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
Oenter Bay
White House
Vienna General Hospital
Karl van Noorden
Europe
Washoe County Grand Jury
Tolanba
Nana Sutherland
Dalton Hotel
Horseshoe
Blue Ribbon Beer
Eureka Opera House
Henderson
D. E. Nostrosa
J. W. Bailey
W. H. Bradley
J. B. Rebuleau
A. 8. Henderson
J. B. Rebaleati
Crand
Reuther
Sexryrz
North End
Eureka County
NEW Today
Main Street
C.L. Henderson
Hamilton
Sant Jane
A. B. Witcher
National Bank
Idketa
Wan. Mateon
Eoroka
the Brown Hotel
Connection
A. C. Florio
Genis
Deia
Levi Straus
Mes. A, Fraser
Treea
James A. Rattazzi
North Main Street
Eureka Cash Store
Express
J. B. Biale
Giant Powder Co. Consolidated
ALL Coods
HL. Loces & Coo. Assayers & Chemists
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