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Newspaper
Eureka Sentinel
Location
Eureka, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1912
Page
4
The Sexriven receives an order from the Third Assistant Postmaster General demanding a sworn statement of circulation and the number of copies sent to subscribers in arrears for more than a year. The one cent per pound rate is denied to all in the latter class, and starting with next week’s issue, those subscribers and complimentary readers will be stopped.
The piece urges voters to pair presidential choices with Senate and House candidates: Taft with Massey and Roberta, Wilson with Pittman and Tallman, Roosevelt with Summerfield and Springmeyer. It claims these alignments reflect core national issues, surpassing individual candidates, while promising broader independence on lower ticket races.
Utica New York October 30 James Schoolcraft Sherman vice president dies at home after a long illness of araemic poison caused by Brights disease he had been sinking since early morning. The death will not affect the election as Taft electors will choose a successor if needed. The President pro tempore of the Senate would assume duties in the vice presidents absence with no current successor chosen.
Many people do not explore their personal affinities before marriage due to social expectations, fear of revealing incompatibilities, or assuming shared culture will align values. Post marriage, differences become clearer, prompting a search for compatibility traits and deeper self-knowledge.
George A Bartlett tours Eareke meeting old friends and receiving cordial welcomes. He campaigns as a nonpartisan candidate, avoiding speeches, and supports taking the judiciary out of politics. He backs nonpartisan ballots or elections with school trustees to place lawyers on the bench.
Tonopah reports 1762 registration names up 327 from two years ago. Dem candidate for Nye County Recorder is William Grimes. Ward shaft accident kills Archie Elkin. Stanley Larkey in hospital. Elko registration up 150, Elko vote 723. Winnemucca slips slightly. Manhattan block dynamited. two asleep occupants uninjured. Plan mooted for State Police votes in Ely under army field provisions. Douglas County per capita $2000. county praised as wealthy and honest. Federal case National Mines Co. wins against Charleston Hill Syndicate over vein continuity. Primeaux arson trial set in Elko. jurors summoned. Manhattan row ends with McCrimmon and Burkett altercation. gunfire threat but no injury.
Nevada Governor Oddie says martial law in Ely district ended with police restored order and wage talks resume. Belford lauds settlement and credits union leaders and Mr Miller for humane concessions aiding mill workers and regional stability amid ongoing labor disputes.
Clay Tallman born 1874 in Michigan, rose from a small farm to college, then law studies at Michigan and Nevada. He taught, led public schools, served as Nye County senator in 1908, directed Nevada Democratic efforts, and worked in Bullfrog and Rhyolite banking before pursuing national office.
The text recounts a Nevada political figure in 1911 rising to Senate pro tem and judiciary chair, backing election integrity bills, steering legislation, and leading resolutions for an income and disbursements probe. It notes his 1910 state convention chairmanship, later selection as Democratic Congressional candidate, and campaign challenges.
A political pitch arguing that voting for Summerfield, Springmeyer and Thomas supports Roosevelt and a clean government. The statement frames the trio as aligned with Roosevelt era reform and anti corruption goals.
A dated notice describes horses shipped across the Western and Southern Pacific lines in 1912. It lists branding details such as unbranded, left hind shoe, and a horse branded BPH on the belt. Inspectors include Max Tex Manager and Sheriff of Eureka County Nevada with deputy T R, noting origin sites East St. Louis and Eureka.
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