Death of Thomas Keogh Nevada Utah Stockman
The death of Thomas Keogh occurred at his home in Cylon Utah on March 44 1908 after a minor operation by his brother Dr Keogh of Salt Lake. He was a pioneer of the West and long valued stockman in White Pine County and Nevada. Survived by a wife two sons Thomas J and Stephen and four sisters and two brothers.
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Thomas Keogh
Cylon
Utah
Keogh
Salt Lake
California
Nevada
Hamilton
White Pine County
Canada
Thomas J
Stephen Keogh
W. S. McCornick
McCaakell
Maggie Keogh
Salt Lake City
Gallagher
Omaha
P. 8
Jamon ‘Keogh
Mining Location Notices in Nevada Law and Weather Notes
A Nevada mining legal notice outlines that location notices are not records but hold claims for ninety days until a location certificate is filed with the mining district recorder. The certificate must include lode name, locator, location date, dimensions, and corner markers. Also reports stormy weather and railroad disruptions with metal prices for silver, lead, and copper in Salt Lake City and New York.
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Sentinel Office
Nevada
New York
Salt Lake City
Van Duzer plans multiple lawsuits amid Nevada dispute
Curzon City dispatch reports Congressman Van Duzer vowing legal action against charges raised during his absence from Nevada. He claims East and West coast lawyers will back suits, seeks $50,000 damages in the West and additional actions in the East, and aims to expose a conspiracy he says targets his name. He asserts public life in Nevada centers on mining and promises court vindication. Terminal Decded, A Bullfrog Nev dispatch notes Clark road terminal plans to reach Rhyolite, with Gold Center up Amargosa River route and likely merged town growth.
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Curzon City
van Doser
Rust
Nevada
California
van Duzer
Anya
Nis
Tam
Royalite
Clark Road
Amargo
Bolifrog
Ore Shipments and Local Rail News March 1906 Eureka
The Hareka and Palisade Railway reports March ore shipments from Phoenix totaling 431 340 pounds and 67 900 from Presbyterian Services. Rev A J Compton arrives to lead the Eureka Presbyterian Church with services and choir practice announced. Railroad washouts disrupt Western mail from Palisade and a Cisco wreck damages cars but injures none. The U S Circuit Court affirms 15000 damages to Cavin widow for a train wreck. Sacramento railroad shops modernization planned, crew increases noted. Hides duty and shoe prices loom. Walker Lake Indian Reservation may stay closed to settlers until autumn.
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Hareka
Mitchell pleads guilty in mail theft case in Nevada
D. Mitchell, who stole a mail sack at Hasan in Churchill County last November, appeared before Judge Hawley Carson and pleaded guilty. He admitted investing the recovered funds in Denver real estate and claimed his mother and relatives would join him. Indicted on thirteen counts, he received five years total, with a lecture, as his first offense amid extenuating circumstances. Osceola Stampeders Return. Ely excitement over a rumored rich gold find near Osceola cooled. reports were exaggerated though a gold country remains, with no confirmed discovery of the long-sought mother lode nearby.
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D. &. Mitchell
Hasan
Churchill County
Denver
Colo
Hawley ‘Carson
Mitchell
Wobster
Alaska
Exat
Hawley
Osceola
Ely
Black Horse District
Carson Bonner Effigy Mystery Stirs Capitol Park
A dummy erected on the Artesian Well der Rick in Capitol Park, Carson, sparks speculation over its identity. Some think it represents John W. Mackay or O D Van Doser, but critics doubt both as the figures are dead or disreputable. The News urges calm amid guesses.
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Carson
Bonn
Capitol Park
Carson News
John W. Mackay
O. D. van Doser
Mackay
van Dagh
Van
How It's Done in Nevada Mining Tales and Forts
Salt Lake manager Ronklidge returns from Nevada camps noting how quickly deals close as investors shake checks. He describes routes and fares to Manhattan via Battle Mountain and Austin, plus powder plant funding and higher insurance rates for elderly union members. Mining, government fortifications and industry cost shifts dominate the snippet.
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D. Ronklidge
Pioneer
Salt Lake
Nevada
Thrushing
Manhattan
Rockridge
Austin
Battle Mountain
Tonopah
Labor to Unite in Politics Across the AFL
The Executive Council of the American Federation of Labor in Washington on March 24 reaffirmed political action. It supports independent ballot use by trade unionists to elect from within ranks and press for an impartial judiciary. The council urges unity against industrial slavery and political servitude and plans to continue aggressive candidate questioning. It adjourned to meet June 18 unless called earlier.
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American Federation of Labor
Washington, D.C
American Federation of Tabor
Trdl
Nevada State News From The Western Frontier
Nevada reports twelve freight trains planned between Austin and Manhattan with a pending Ha zen Fallon rail link. Utah Nevada California main line miles total 121 426 80. A suit over 63 Bullfrog claims exceeds 1 million dollars tied to a grub stake. Idaho and Carson politicians stir Nevada politics as Thomas Rickey seeks Republican governor nomination. Ch aracters discuss labor import from Pennsylvania to Ha zen Fallon project and local mining camp growth in Nye and White Pine counties.
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Churchill County
Bevoix
Pennsylvania
Western Pacific Railroad
Blakeslee
Sitate
Western Pacific
Utah
Nevada
California
J. Otis Johnson
Thomas B. Rickey
Carson
Davidson
Constable Russell
Goldfield
Phillip Meyer
Manhattan
Ida Manhattan
Nye County
John Crateharry
Golconda
Humboldt County
Salt Lake
Ely
White Pine County
Fallview News
Fallon
Stillwater
Johnny
Ibapah
Montello
Elko County
Fairview
Ubarchill County
Will A. Mackey
State Printing Office
Osrson
Government Printing Office
Washington, D. C
Rail line wrecked as storm wipes 100 miles in Nevada
Clark Road suffers by storm as Salt Lake & Los Angeles Railroad between Acoma and Las Vegas Nevada endures vast damage. About 180 miles of line affected, 100 miles effectively wiped away, with through service not to resume before May 15. Construction begun at towns along the route. casualties include twenty carloads of oranges and three wagons found dead on sidings.
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Lincoln County
Salt Lake & Los Angeles
Acoma
Las Vegne
Nevada
Toda
Hamilton and the Yellow 006 homecoming of Andrew Hamilton
Andrew Hamilton, confidential legislative agent for Life companies, sparked renewed public interest in the yellow dog funds amid the life insurance probe. The Fowler committee blamed Hamilton for 795,068 dollars of society funds, with 705,577.54 directed through the Albany legislation bureau. Hamilton, McCall, and others faced questions over 285,000 paid on the home office account, and investigators sought breakdowns of personal services taxes and other uses without success. A McCall mission to Europe failed to secure his return, and Hamilton sent an expense statement that did not satisfy investigators.
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Andrew Hamilton
Hamilton
New York Life
The
Equitable
the Mutual
Fowler
Bureau of Legislation and Taxation
Albany
Messia
McCall
Home Office
Long Branch
Armstrong Committee
Armstrong
John (. McCall
Europe
Hamilton Foremost Albany Lawyer Tied to Ten Ten Club
The article outlines Hamilton seeking recovery of alleged funds, declaring personal innocence and readiness to face charges. Born in Albany about 48 years ago, he rose from public schools to law, partnered with Hugh Reilly, served as assistant DA, civil justice, then district attorney successor. His career widened through Anthony Brady, joining the Ten Ten club at the Jug of Blood, famed for schemes yielding wealth. Brady’s daughter later married Hamilton’s daughter, linking the two families as McCall era connections emerged in the club’s circle.
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Hamilton
Albany
Ucachoola
Hugh Reilly
Reilly
Court of Claims
Hampton
Anthony N. Brady
Brady
Ten Ten Club
John A. McCall
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Heatlon
United States
Eareke
Sentinel
Metal Market
van Dozer
Presbyterian Services
A. J. Compton
Eureka
Presbyterian Church
West Mail
Western Mail
Palisade
Cisco
Sierra
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Tower Tribunal
Tames O. Cavin
Mill Cty
Boe
Southern Pacific Company
Sacramento
Congress
Newlands
Walker Lake Indian Reservation
Esmeralda
Luiory
T Man
Bild
Uncle Sam
Powder ‘Trust
Grand Lodge
Ancient
Order of United Workmen
Chicago
Order
Sesrriwen
LABOR
American Federation
State News
Hazen
Charles Michelson
Comstock
San Francisco Examiner
Jim Monghan
Mullan
Joe Robben
Southern Pacific
Sparkes
Catlin
Hamilton and the Yellow
Kind & Kraus
Swift & Co
Clark Streets
Eureka, Nevada
E Kraue
L. Broy
Nevada Loan and Investment Company
Reno Nevada
Brown Hotel
Fletcher Bros
Helbing Hat Company
J. B. Stetson
Mrs. Flora Morris & Son
West Main Street
Phil
Paroni
South Main Street
oDtare Meat
Ruby Hill
Diamond Mine
Henderson Banking Company
Joux Henpenson
Paesmest
L. C. Hexperson
Vick Prestexr
Haypen
Hexpenson
Ossmen Carron, Hexpenson
Aserstast
CasniEn
Savings Department
Elko Nevada
James A. Rattazzi
Tanesdah Cigars
iNorth Main Street
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