Thousands of Young Men Rush to Enlist in Army and Navy
In New York City and suburbs thousands rush to enlist with Army and Navy recruiting offices. Enlistment demand doubles, the Army mobilization target 20 000 troops along the Mexican border. First ten days of March see over 2000 applicants in the city, suburban totals nearly double. Navy enlistments run about half the Army, with strict entry standards accepting roughly 10 percent.
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Bratielies
Army
Pary
New York City
Uncle Ham
Thiatotalia
Navy
Novel scheme to capture wild bornea in Nevada
Two Salt Lake men propose a new method to capture wild bornea horses alive in Southern Nevada. They plan to shoot the animals with magnesium tipped bullets containing a narcotic gelatine capsule to immobilize them. Magnaxium dissolves in flood mud and can cause permanent injury unless a vital organ is treated, and the opiate slows motion. The bands include many magnificent specimens valued at about $1000 each, with current capture by chase in relays. If successful, the Salt Lakota consider applying the method to other wild beasts for exhibition purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
Bornea
Nevada
Gold Strike Near Reno Reported at Fort Sage Claim
Information from the north says a large gold strike was made at Fort Sage in Washoe County about 20 miles north of Reno. The find by Silas J. Stuter and partners promises a ledge yielding $80 to $100 per ton in gold with high silver value. News sent mining men toward Seay soon, sparking a stampede anticipation.
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Reno
Fort Sage
Amadee
Washoe County
Mad
Silas J. Stuter
C. C. Baker
A. M. Baron
F. W. Wagner
John Mouck
D. C. Price
Seay
Death of David H. Moffatt in New York
David H. Moffatt of Denver Colorado, president of the Denver Northwestern and Pacific and First National Bank of Denver, died suddenly at the Hotel Belmont after a recent illness. He had been in apparent good health yesterday. a chill proved fatal within hours. The clippings also include a parish funding anecdote where a parishioner jokes about guineas as a plastered ceiling bursts, and a short, comic exchange about apples and the cost of good fruit.
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David H. Moffatt
New York
Denver
Colorado
Denver Northwestern and
Pacifi
First National Bank of Denver
Hotel
Belmont
Moffatt
Beotch
Typhoid Protection Suggested in U S Geological Survey Report
Myron I. Poller of the United States Geological Survey outlines how typhoid fever in country districts stems from polluted drinking water and lists protective measures. He emphasizes nonchemical detection, site surveys, and water tight linings, with well and spring coverings and safe distances from pollution sources advised based on rock type and rainfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myron I. Poller
United States Geological Survey
Paller
Not a Good Mark in Hyacinthe Insurgent Standoff
In June a French National Guard unit, led by sergeant Hyacinthe, fought insurgents behind a barricade. A bold insurgent at the far end drew fire as a general urged climbers to expose themselves to draw the attacker. The sergeant offered to help despite low regard for his own role.
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Hyacinthe
National Guard
A Quaint London Custom at Middle Temple
A Westminster Gazette note describes a centuries old evening custom at the Middle Temple. At 5:30 p.m. a warder blows a silver horn from Fountaincourt to Crown office row signaling the dinner bell. The sound is mainly noticed by small boys and porters as the beadle returns the horn to the Lutler’s pantry after a ten minute performance.
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London
Middle Temple
Ino
Fountaincourt
Newcourt
Essex Court
Brick Court
Pump Court
Klincourt
Crown Office Row
Avery
Lutler’s Pantry
Westminster Gazette
Putt Cao Lay and Picat Atani Streamer From Basth Ames
Putt Cao Lay and Picat Atani are linked to a streamer project in Basth Ames. Local officials note collaboration with Ames organizations to promote digital content creation and community engagement. Details remain sparse as plans progress through preliminary discussions.
Metal market update with New York quotes
The latest metal quotations list silver at 52.2 cents per ounce lead at 4.40 per 100 pounds and copper at 1.16 per pound in New York market activity with ongoing price reporting.
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New York
Approve New Banking Law Tonopah Bonangs
Carson Appeal and Tonopah Miner report passage of Assembly bill No. 173 and No. 178 to curb defunct banks. The State Banking Board and Bank Examiner now handle failed banks Nye and Ormeby County Bank and the State Bank and Trust Company. Depositors expected to receive funds. critics note past graft by receivers and attorneys. The measure aims to restore confidence and deliver money to depositors, with Governor Oddie to sign into effect.
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Tonopah
Amemblyman Coxe
Lincoln
Isw
Goldfield
Carson
Wonder
Reno
Blair
State Bank and ‘Trust Company
Nye and Orafty
State Bank
Ite
Nye
Ormaby
Gabriel
Gidio
Nam Banking Board
Howell
Oddie
Nevada
Nevada Liquor Liens and Local Crime in State News
State news from exchanges notes liquor liens in Nevada remain unchanged after a bill oversight. Dr F H Wichmann, sentenced in Reno to eight years for the murder of Emma J Rose, has been turned over to the warden. A mining camp accident near Hawthorne injures DC L Burge. he will recover. Belmont mine disaster prompts drill of rescue crews. Governor Oddie veto of a water bill sparked accusations of personal bias by Senator Kendall. The Moapa Valley suffers flood damage affecting melon crops. up to 200 carloads of melons expected. Federal building site investigation ordered for Goldfield.
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Nevada
Caraon
F. H. Wichmann
French
Reno
Emma J. Rose
Hawthorne
L Burge
Lillian B. Mines
Keyser
Belmont
United States Bureau of Mines
Tonopah
Fire Department
Oddie
Ross
Senate
Kendall
Gentral
Cleve Baker
Moapa
Palranagar
Dow
J. W. Roberta
Goldfield
Congensa
Montgomery Shoshone Mine Closes After Decade in Nevada
The Montgomery Shoshone mine at Malltrog ends operations after more than a year of declining activity. Once a premier producer in Southern Nevada, it was sold years ago to steel magnate Charles Schwatz for about 4 million dollars, with post sale price and production figures noted, including 55,000 units in 100.
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Montgomery
Disappearances and Fatal Fires Tarnish Gold Field Plans
The reduced Gold Field population unsettles building plans while Roboree is tasked with a full report. Fred Hall, missing machinist's helper, is found drowned in a Las Vegas pump pit after three weeks. Thomas E. Stowell dies in Bly when a cigarette ignites his clothing in his cabin, hindering escape as flames engulf the room.
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Goldfield
Roboree
Fred Hall
Las Vegas
Amoll
Bly
Thomas E. Stowell
Stowell
McGirl
Eureka births and marriages scattered across Nevada and New Mexico
In Eureka Nevada on March 22 1911 a daughter was born to the wife of Taniues Sura at Rob Hill Eureka County also a son born at Lakewood New Mexico on March 22 1912 to the wife of Deange Whites formerly Miss Kate Swick of Eureka Nevada two boys are noted and a birth on March 4 1921 to the wife of Kilgar Sadler at Disurnd Valley Karola County.
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Eureka
Nevada
Taniues Sura
Rob Hill
Eureka County
Wite
Kilgar Sadler
Disurnd Valley
Karola County
Lakewood
New Mexico
Deange Whites
Kate Swick
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Martha
Silas Leng
Walla
Ames Las
Henderson Banking Company
Elko, Nevada
Dons Hexversoy
Havoks Hevpensox
L. C. Hespansus
Lawene? Hevnensox
Asst
State of Nerais
James Mattel
Wien
Mattei Canyon
Tnr
J. R. van Nagell
Freight
Palieade
Paliaade
Curto & Repetto
Manila Group
Voloson
Manila
Cubs
Jjulio
White Pine
White Fine County
Joly M. Staxoums
Burka
Nevaday
PREIC
Palisade
Eureka & Palisade
Mab
Lear
Mineral Hill
Bere
Buis
Yadow
Pasenger Fare
Plummer Proprietors
Lam
THE
Eureka Brewery
Evarga’s
Porotar Resort
Main and
Clark Streets
Ruby Hill
William Zadow
Main Street
Lobster Club Orchestra
Siste Merciochi
M. Manoweyr
Eureks
Nev
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