Nevada editorial opinions on panama canal politics and Nevada leaders
Nevada Democratic papers argue canal delay harmed the state while outsiders question Senator Newlands from Nevada. Local editors debate Senate politics, Fusion party opposition, and the value of statewide elections. Gardnerville Courier urges focusing on local offices and family farming before national matters, ending with a note on China.
Salt Lake Club seeks permanent home for National Mining Congress
A Commercial Club of Salt Lake plan aims to secure a long term site and board for the National Mining Congress with a committee actively working on the project. A March 11 Tabernacle meeting in Salt Lake decried persecution in the Smoot case and declared willingness to sacrifice for the church. Illinois editors threaten to boycott the St Louis show unless tickets are provided for editors and families. Colonel William F Cody sues his wife for divorce in Wyoming over alleged cruelty and a 1900 poisoning claim. Mrs Cody denies the charges. Mrs Martha H Blaine separates from James G Blaine amid noted beauty and concerns over his past. Admiral Walker estimates eight years to finish the Panama Canal, with the commission ready to depart for the Isthmus on March 22. The New York Court of Appeals rules a married teacher cannot be ousted from her job solely for marrying, noting potential damages.
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James G. Blaine
Miss Hichborn
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Admiral Walker
Panama Canal Commission
New York Court of Appeals
Nevada State News Roundup From March Reports
District Court session opens March 14 in Fallon as Churchill County seats begin. Lander County fixes tax rate at 3.56 per 100. Lincoln County bloom reports and irrigation expansion for 60 000 acres. A Reno home intrusion scare ends with robber fleeing. Esmeralda and Nye counties record railroad mortgage of 750 000 dollars. Fong Gong dies in Winnemucca jail after liquor sale to Indians. Mrs. W M David dies in Carson at 21 after brief illness. Reno opera hopeful Mabel Stanaway shines in Boston Opera debut. Goldfield shows bonanza signals with crude prices for water hay lamp black and wood железо.
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Reno Gazette
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Muff Maher Shot at Goldfields in Saloon Feud
Muff Maher once of Empire near Carson and superintendent of Barrett Lease No 7 at Goldfields was shot and mortally wounded at a new mining camp on March by a man named Kepler. The shooting followed a saloon quarrel. Kepler was arrested and a mob gathered at the jail threatening lynching. He was moved to Tonopah. Maher, a well liked mining man, had served time in prison decades earlier and later built a reform reputation.
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Kepler
Tonopah
Mather
Storey County
Passes for Trainmen and Church Letters on Reed Smoot
The Southern Pacific Railway plans annual passes for engineers and conductors by length of service. Five years earns passes within the division, ten years across the line, fifteen years grants wives inclusion. A National League of Women Organizations of America meeting in Washington urged clergy to ask Senators to oppose Reed Smoot’s retention. Frapos reports it yields more than twice U S potatoes than the national total.
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National League of Women's Organizations of America
Washington, D. C
United States
Hig
Reed Smoot
Utah
Smoot
Chamberlains Pain Balm touted as best liniment
A Vermont advertisement claims Chamberlains Pain Balm is the best liniment on the market. It promises quick relief for cuts and bruises with superior effectiveness and urges trial, naming Post & Bliss of Georgia Vermont and HH M Schneiders as endorsing entities.
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Post & Bliss
Georgia
M. Schneiders
Taxes on mine proceeds due in Eureka County Nevada
Notice from W J Hoorss Eureka County Assessor that the taxes on the proceeds of the mines for the quarter ending December 31 1903 are due and payable at the assessor's office in Eureka. The law will be strictly enforced.
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Eureka
W. J. Hoorss
Nevada
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