The President's New Commission Advances Industrial Peace
The article discusses President Roosevelt's creation of an industrial peace commission funded by the Nobel Peace Prize award. It notes the board of trustees and nine member industrial peace committee, including Samuel Gompers and John Mitchell, and outlines aims to improve relations between capital and labor, fund growth, and annual conferences. It mentions secretary Straus investing prize money and expects subscriptions to expand the foundation.
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Norwegin
Washington
Fuller
Supreme Court of the United States
Wilson
Department of Agriculture
Straus
Department of Commerce and Labor
John Mitchell
United States
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Lucius Tuttle
Boston and Maine Railroad
Archbishop Treland
St. Paul
Albert H. Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Daniel J. Keefe
International Longshoremen’s Association
Warren Sanford Stone
P. M. Arthur
International Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Board of
Largest Buffalo Herd Sells to Canadian Government
A Denver telegram reports the Pablo herd of buffalo at the Fi athead reservation Montana has been sold to Canada. Howard Eaton of Wall, Wyo transmitted that Canada paid a deposit and will move bulls to Canada in May with cows and calves shipping north in July. The herd numbers 400 to 450, the largest in the world, for about 150000 dollars.
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United States
Denver
Colorado
Pablo
Fiathead Reservation
Montana
Howard Eaton
Wall
Wye
W. F. Kendrick
Canada
Senator Nixon to Fund Public Hall in Winnemucca
At a farewell reception for United States Senator Geo. B. Nixon in Winnemucca the senator announced plans to build a brick public hall at his own expense. The 75 by 100 foot facility will include a theatre stage and cost about $12,000. The Nixons will keep an old Winnemucca homestead while making Reno their permanent home.
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United States
Geo
Winnemucca
Reno
Winpemacca
Nevada dairy ranches feed cow milking machines widely
Nevada state news notes extensive use of milking machines on Douglas County dairy ranches. The Tonopah Mining Co paid a regular dividend of 35 rents per share. Winnemucca loses ground in marriage statistics with only $2 reported in three years. Prices for hay barley water meals lodging and fares are listed. A Washoe Bank official is gravely ill from blood poisoning. Deputy Marshals salaries rise by 400 and 300. Historic fares and new L V and T routes described. Mazama hotel opens near Lovelock as prospectors flock in. Councilman Newmarket accused of boys talk and star chamber sessions. A Reno mill worker suffers eye injury when a planer blade tears his eye from its socket.
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Tonopah Mining Company
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Washoe County Bank
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Nixon
United States
Stern
Mack
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Beatty
Goldfield
Vegas
Brock Railroad
Mazama
Seven Trougha
Lovelock
Vernon
Newmarket
Star Chamber
Charles Cross
Borden-Shannon Company
Thoreday
Cross
Fatally Wounds a Car Robber in Lovelock Nevada
A Southern Pacific pumpman fatally wounded a Mexican robber during a car theft at the railroad yard in Lovelock Nevada. After the attack the robber helped his pursuer with a knife, then fired four shots. the Mexican is expected to die. Mrs Haywood heads to Boise for trial of her husband on murder charges in Denver. Officer Meffly faces new trouble as a Reno incident spurs public ire.
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Nevada
Southern Pacific
Meffly
Peter Anderson
Isiriea
Renoltes
Subterranean River Water System Idea Takes Shape
Gard mnerville Ovarian reports a resident near town's southern area began well drilling to 180 feet where an old river bed yielded a seemingly inexhaustible water supply. The observer notes the man, Daoberg, proceeded with plans for a home water system based on the discovery.
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Daoberg
Town
Telegraphed Invention Promises Silent Stenography
An exhibit in Los Angeles showcases the telegraphone by Danish engineer Valdemar Poulsen. The device records speech on steel wire or disc, preserving voice for thousands of reproductions without degradation. It promises new uses in business, letters, and even full performances, highlighting a breakthrough in magnetism and communication.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Thenginda
Perecus
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Poulsen
America
New York
Los Angels
Tvel
Telegraphone
Neal
Orrntire
Steele
House and Lot on Spring Street for Sale
Four rooms and hall newly papered and painted. Apply to W H Roasenn Eureka Nevada.
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W. H. Roasenn
Eureka
Nevada
Death of the Man Eater Alfred Packer in Door Canyon
Alfred Packer known as the man eater was found in a cabin in Door Canyon. Once a Army scout turned guide from Salt Lake City to New Mexico he and five companions were lost. only Packer survived. Discovered later were the remains of the other four men including a dismembered body. Packer was captured in 1880 and sentenced to four years for murder but released on parole in 1901. He claimed self defense and admitted eating one man’s flesh to avoid starvation.
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