Troubled Outlook For China After Yuan Shi Kai's Pardon
The outlook remains troubled as Yuan Shi Kai pardons nearly all Chinese criminals, Russia and Japan press for control of Mongolia and Manchuria, and powers eye China as Panama Canal moves forward. Britain's likely support for Japan and Russia could threaten US access, while the era may precipitate regional conflict before new maps settle. The situation grows tense as monsoon-year politics and naval movements foreshadow potential war over Asia's map.
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Germany
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Nevada Press Comment Sparks Early Presidential Campaign Echoes
A chain of editorials from White Pine News Manhattan Post Darlin Commonwealth and Elko Independent critiques the growing presidential campaign climate. Notes potential clashes with Hearst and Roosevelt, predictions of a heated national race, and partisan maneuvers amid期待 November elections.
Slogan for Goldfield contest wins Tribune prize
The Commercial Association of Goldfield directors selected the slogan if you stick, you'll win in Goldfield as winning entry number 211 from Mrs. J T Walters of 101 North Bellover avenue. The Tribune awarded a $10 prize and sent the check for the remnant to Mrs Walters.
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Tonopah Stock Boom Drives Exchange Frenzy
The Tonopah mining district sees a flood of messages and orders as stocks rise. Brokers and clerks work late into the night across five houses, with Western Union moving to the State Bank basement to handle the surge. Major mines like Belmont, Mizpah, North Star and Jim Butler lift local fortunes amid feverish trading and rumors of new strikes.
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Tonopah
San Francisco
Philadelphia
New York Card
Postal Union
Western Union Telegraph Companies
Western Union
State Bank
New York
Miner Union issues notice to stay away from Tuscarora
Nevada State News reports the Tuscarora Miner's Union has issued a notice ordering miners to remain away from Tuscarora while more men in the camp seek work. In Monitor and Smoly valleys ranchers welcome heavy snowfall aiding cattle and next summer's bay crop. Two smallpox cases in Lovelock are quarantined. Fairview, Lucky Bay, and Hawthorne schools closed to prevent spread though cases are not severe. Potash drilling begins in Railroad Valley Nye County after delays awaiting casing and a churn drill acquisition from Nevada Consolidated.
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Fairview
Lucky Bay
Hawthorne
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Nye County
Railroad Valley Saline Company
Nevada Consolidated
United States Smelting to finance Utah coal deal via $10 million notes
The United States Smelting Company plans to raise about $10,000,000 through 6 percent notes to fund the acquisition of Utah coal lands and railroad construction. The issue will be offered to the public via a Boston banking house. Funds will cover the two Utah properties, development work, and eighty miles of railroad connections to reach Union Pacific lines.
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Utah Enterprise
Boston
Utah Coal
Boston Banking House
Lasae
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Six Acres of Rich Ground Figures in Butte Mine Wealth
Six acres of rich Comanche mine land in Butte Montana have yielded 38 million dollars in dividends to date from the Boston and Montana purchase for 215000 and the Amalgamated Copper Company, which later absorbed the Boston and Montana. The property still holds about 20 million in value, making it perhaps the richest six acres ever found, and it helped spur the creation of Amalgamated Copper. The claim was 1500 feet long and about 200 feet wide.
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Killing at Tonopah Ends In Fatal Bar Fight
R D McKinnon is dead after a fight at the O F bar in Tonopah last Thursday night. George Dixon, accused slayer, is in jail. The men argued over poker winnings, McKinnon allegedly forced Dixon to return money he had won, Dixon allegedly struck McKinnon in the neck with a revolver, McKinnon died from a skull fracture after being found unconscious in his room.
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Measles Not Harmless Says Board Of Medical Inspection
Reno officials alarmed as measles spread. The Board of Medical Inspection of public schools warns the disease is not harmless and can have serious after effects including lung and eye infections, ear problems, and impaired hearing. It stresses prevention by avoiding exposure and notes tuberculosis risk can be triggered by measles.
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Board of Medical Inspection of the Public Schools
Rolling stone teaches hard knocks and college lessons
A proverb framed as memory of life lessons learned outside testbooks. The speaker notes how hardship and experience shape a man, suggesting enduring reminders from college days and beyond. The tone is reflective and cautionary about taking learning for granted.
Economy Should Be The Watchward
Nevada needs economy and retrenchment through revised county classifications by revenue. J M Fulton of Southern Pacific urges efficiency with minimal staff and warns high taxes deter settlers. He cites Nevada wages and SP taxes, argues large county governments strain the state, and appeals for population growth to boost prosperity and land values.
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Goldfield Tribune
Nevada
J. M. Fulton
Southern Pacific
Humboldt County
Fulton
Oakland
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Engine sinks in creek while hauling heavy farm gear
A loaded traction engine weighing 50 000 pounds for Adams and McGill plunged into Murry creek Tuesday while crossing a bridge near the Gallagher feed yard. The bridge failed under the weight, leaving the rear end of the engine in the water. Workers removed the machine Wednesday and it was hauled to safety two days later.
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White Pine News
Cleveland Ranch
Adams & McGill
Murry Creek
Gallagher Feed Yard
Spring Valley
New to Day Water Notice for Willow Spring appropriation
Miss Ethel Dean of Beowawe Eureka County Nevada applied to the State Engineer on January 13 1912 for permission to appropriate public waters from Willow Spring. The plan covers cleaning and developing the spring delivering one cubic foot per second to areas in Township 27 North Range 50 East for irrigation and stock use with water not returned to the stream. Dates of first and last publication are March 30 and April 27 1912.
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Ethel Dean
Beowawe
Eureka
Willow Spring
Joe Dean
Hare Ranch
Buckhorn
Nee See
N. R
M.D. B
Air Compressor Wanted in Eureka Nevada
Medium size air compressor with two inch piping desired. Send particulars on size and condition to Wispram Moo Company Eureka Nevada.
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Wispram Moo Company
Eureka
Nevada
Estray Notice for Two Year Old Stray Steer
A two year old steer branded with a circle on the left side and two crops with a dewlap tailing. The owner may reclaim by paying feed costs and this notice. Address: Fase Romano, Sam3 fm Romano, Nevada.
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Fase Romano
Sam3-fm
Romano
Nevada
Pointed Paragraphs and Parable Style Quip Sheet
A collection of aphoristic lines about dignity finance politics and marriage with wry humor. Notable lines include double standard leadership pride honesty in politics and the comic notion that married life reveals ordinary men. Attributions reflect a Chicago News style quotation roundup.
Situations Wanted: Experienced Couple Seeks West Engagement
A middle aged husband and wife describe themselves as sober, industrious, capable, and clean. They seek an engagement in the West and offer recommendations from people of standing. Address KING 225 South Blake St Olathe Kansan.
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