Politician chatter and mining news ripple across pages
Brief notes mention Mr. Bryan’s planned Fourth of July ovation in London and potential bands of influence. Remarks about Emma Goldman, Farmer Coburn, and Tillman highlight political opinions. Also reports resume at Gold Hill mines after a disaster pause and record sheep prices in Kansas City, with Arizona stock quotes.
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Gold Hill
San Francisco
Sharon
Kansas City
Arizona
Kissed by Bernhardt on lips in Western tour tale
A San Francisco Examiner journalist, Sam Davis, escorted Sarah Bernhardt through Nevada in the 1880s. Bernhardt kissed him on the lips, saying the kiss was for Davis personally and cheeks for the Examiner and the Appeal. Davis noted many country papers would envy his token.
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Sam Davie West
Careco
Nevada
Carsee Appeal
United States
Sarah Bernhardt
Examiner of San Francisco
Davis
Reno
California
Bernhardt
Examiner
Sam Davis
Success Magazine
Miss May Sutton Triumphs in Tennis Championship Tour
Miss May Sutton, just arrived from Pasadena, defeats the British champion Misa Douglas, asserting her claim as world woman champion. The 19 year old, youngest of four tennis sisters Ethel Violet and Florence, has won the American title previously and aims to hold the British crown next year.
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Great Britain
Miss Sutton
Ethel
Violet
Florence
May
Pasadena
Cal
Taft as the Only Hope Against Bryan for 1908
Washington dispatch reports President Roosevelt predicts William Jennings Bryan will be the Democratic nominee in 1908 and says the only Republican able to defeat him is William H. Taft the current Secretary of War. Roosevelt also hints at Taft potentially moving from the cabinet to the presidency while stirring Cincinnati political lines and impacting Fairbanks Shaw and Root as rival contenders.
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Washington, D. C
St. Louis Republic
Roosevelt
White House
William Jennings Bryan
William H. Taft
Taft
Ohio
Washington
Justice Brown
Bryan
Fairbanks
Shaw
Root
Pinkerton chief recaps Orchard case and extradition marvels
James McParland of Pinkerton's western division outlines the arrest and extradition of alleged conspirators in the Gov. Stouenberg murder case. He details how arrests were made in Denver, legality of extradition, and upcoming Idaho court hearings. He defends the agency against claims of kidnapping and notes court appeals and involved counsel.
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James McParland
Pinkerton
Nu Wileon
Gov
Steanenberg
McParland
Calif ornia unions enter politics and fund concerns highlighted
Executive Board of the California State Building Trades Council plans active political involvement in the upcoming campaign. Complaints filed with San Francisco General Relief Committee accuse misuse of funds for the homeless, seeking a restraining order on further handling of aid. Reno Power & Light plant destroyed by fire with $25,000 to $30,000 loss, insured about one third, six months to replace machines, possibly a year to resume operation. Southern Pacifico leases Flood building in San Francisco for offices and ticketing. Mayor Johnson to preside at Bryan reception in New York. Watterson to speak for the South and Troup for the East with West speaker undisclosed. Mining location blanks offered at the Sentinel office.
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California State Building Trades Council
Building Trades
California
General Relief Committee of
San Francisco
Leas
Reno Power & Light Company
Southern Pacifico Company
Market and
Powell Stracts
Ares Fit
Tom L. Johnson
Cleveland
William J. Bryan
Madison Square Garden
New York
Alexander Troup
New Haven
Connecticut
Tonopah Gets the Convention Sealed for Sept Fourth
The Republican State Central Committee met in Carson and chose Tonopah to host the state convention on September 4. Primaries set for August 18 with 140 delegates based on last election votes. A Reno Gazette dispatch claimed a Farrington US District Judge endorsement, but no such resolution was adopted. Eureka reports five carloads of Diamond and Newark horses sold to L. B. Smith for St Louis.
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Republican State Central Committee
Carson
Tonopah
Reno
Winnomuces
Reno Gagette
E. 8. Farrington
United States
Thomas P. Hawley
Eiko
Farrington
Eureka
St. Louis
Frank Romano
Diamond
John Sire
Newark
L. B. Smith
Diamond Station
Information Wanted for Relatives of Samod Morrison
Information sought on any relative of Samod Morrison who left Londonderry Ireland forty three years ago and settled in the west. He is believed to have died in a New York hospital about three and a half years ago. Any relative or friend please write to his brother John Morrison 371 High Street Elgin Scotland.
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Londonderry
Ireland
New York
John Morrison
High Street
Elgin
Beotland
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Bert L. Smith
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