Taft warns Throp in Cuba and Aero Club notes
The piece recalls Secretary Taft warning Throp on Cuban governance, Roosevelt’s stance on Porto Rico, and Taft family ties to law and public service. It mentions Charles Courtney’s Cornell coaching prominence, Santos-Dumont’s American status, and Woodruff Adirondack habits with politicians, all framed as a historicalsnapshot of figures and events.
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Ferman
Throp
Porto Hico
Taft
Cuba
Roosevelt
Porto Nico
Magoon
Ide
Weight
Bis
Phillippines
Philippines
Court of First Instance
Moonevelt
Porto Rico
Missa Higgs Wood
New York
Werner Winthrop
Orto Theo
Juan Ponce de Leon
Political tensions over transfers and election logistics in Nevada
Forecasters warn of a large voter exodus to the Walker River Reservation risking Democratic losses. The State Committee considers sending trains to return voters from districts like Virginia, Reno, Yerington, Tonopah, Mina, and Goldfield. In Rhyolite, prospector Maher shot miner Malone after a money dispute, Malone gravely wounded. Officials report 100 location notices dated October 29. notices and monuments destroyed.
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Walker River
Democratic Party
Democratic State Committee
Virginia
Reno
Yerington
Tonopak
Mina
Goldfield
Nevada
Jadk Maher
T. J. Malone
Miner
Malone
Maher
Walker Lake Reservation
Double Tragedy at Tonopah in Nevada Death and Suicide
In Tonopah Nevada Mrs Susan Hensley formerly of San Francisco died from carbolic acid taken with suicidal intent at a boarding house. Her former husband Simon died later from a blood clot on a train. Both were well known and recently separated. Also noted are entry delays for Stillwater Pinto Reservation lands delaying government opening slated for May 1907 with 10000 acres of farmland in Churchill County.
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Tonopah
Nevada
Simon
Susan Hensley
San Francisco
Steve Baldwin
Mills Seminary
Portland
Healdsboag
Cal
Bass House
Baldwin
Stillwater Pinto Reservation
Interior Department
Churchill County
Walker River Reservation
Judge Breen Rules Injunctions Against Boycotters
In Tonopah Nevada Judge Peter Breen ruled in the L B Branson case that courts may issue injunctions against boycotters connected with the T W W and Goldfield law protests. The hearing noted that injunctions against strikers have long been law and the case continues as I W W resists, arguing the boycott is legal.
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Tonopah
Nevada
L. ©. Branson
Peter Breen
All Stock Shipments Delayed in Elko Nevada
Elko Nevada October 27 thousands of stock await shipment as 200 freight cars are needed to ease severe car shortage. The Elko County Cattle Association protests to the Southern Pacific Company claiming Eastern Nevada cattle and sheep interests are harmed and will suffer more without swift relief. Similar but less severe delays reported at other Nevada shipping points.
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Elko
Nevada
Elko County Cattle Association
Southern Pacific Company
Great Cattle Ranges
Live Wire Stoddard For Nevada Attorney General
William C Stoddard a Fusion candidate for Attorney General born in Rego Nevada over 80 years ago. Trained as a lawyer in Nevada and California he served as Reno City Attorney since 1905. He drafted dozens of city laws oversaw municipal bonds and street improvements and secured undergrounding of main wires and reduced electric rates guiding a notable public utility compromise.
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Ann
Richard C.stoddard
Rego
Nevada
Nevada State University
California
Supreme Court
Supreme Court of
W. B. Craig
Craig
Washot County
Stoddard
Reno
Citzen
Ao City
Western Union Telegraph Company
Sanset Telephone Company
Reno Electric Light Companies
Connell
Reno Gazette
Republican
Peopl
Gazette
Insurance reforms expand Knights of Pythias policy reach
The Supreme Lodge Knights of Pythias in New Orleans approved new laws affecting 80 000 policy holders. The changes raise the maximum from 300 to 98000 and the insured age limit from 60 to 60 years. A new fifth class switches to the American experience table with 31g percent interest and annual dividends. Policies become incontestable after three years. transfer to class five is allowed with no medical exam. Standard Oil abandons Nevada representation, shifting all future business to Oakland California, limiting the company’s ability to be sued in Nevada courts.
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Supreme Lodge Knights of Phythias
New Orleans
Reno Saloons Limited to Ninety by City Council
State news notes Reno limits saloons to ninety. Onocola hotel owner John Winnen dies of heart failure. Mustangs rise from 10 to 100 due to prospectors to Walker River. Nevada Supreme Court rules unreliable abstracts punishable. Elko County real and personal property assessed at 9 927725. Southern Pacific tax bill 52 787 50 on 218 100 value. Conductor William A. Powell, 23, killed in Elko crushed between train cars. Goldfield shooting near Palace saloon leaves bystander Harry Farrell injured. dispute tied to old quarrel. Farrell to recover.
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Reno
John Winnen
Onocola
White Pine County
Walker River Reservation
Yerington
Nevada Supreme Court
Elko County
Southern Pacific
William A. Powell
Elko
Goldfield
Buffalo Bill” Tanner
J. R. Timlin
Palace
Harry Farrell
New York
Farrell
Goldfield Wage Scale From The Tribune Detailing Local Pay Rates
The Tribune publishes a wage statement for Goldfield workers showing daily wages for miners, carpenters, painters, and mine superintendents as well as clerks and stenographers per month or per week. Room rents run from 25 to 40 dollars monthly with board at 1 to 3 dollars daily.
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Goldfield
the Tribune
Husband Missing After Trip to Fallon from Nebraska
Mrs. J. Bell and her infant daughter are stranded in Fallon after traveling from Broken Bow Nebraska to join her husband who claimed to have entered homestead in the Carson Sink. No trace of the husband has been found following her arrival and notification.
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Fallon
Nevada
J. ©. Bell
Broken Bow
Nebraska
Homestead
Carson Sink
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United States
M. Alberto Santos-Dumont
Americas
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Acro Club of América
M. Santoe Tumont
France
M. Santos-Damant
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Cornell
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Valon Springs
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Ewin
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Superior Court of
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Henry W. Taft
State Supreme Court
War of New York
Yale
Strong
Timothy L. Woodruff
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Republican State Committee
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Albany
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the Brown Hotel
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J. Carter Miller
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Eureka Lodge Directory
Eureka Lodge
Masonic Hall
H. F. Gouorso
W. M. Joux Haxcoox
St. John's
Epwanp Kaos
H. P. J. H. Junr
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Diamond Rebekah Lodge
Loop
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Smith & Richard
Stelock
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Eureka Brewery
Eureka
Populaf
Paul Yost
Main & Clark Streets
Fred T. Doll
Nev
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Eureka and Vicinity
THE
Eureka Cash Store
Express
BTC
J. B. Biale
Consolidated
James A. Rattazzi
North Main Street
Henderson Banking Company
Joux Hexaerson - Paeawssr
L. O. Henpenson Vice Paranext
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Hexpenson
Castren Carrott
Henpenson
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