Eureka Sentinel Published Every Saturday by A. Seilimar
The Eureka Sentinel is issued each Saturday under the management of A Seilim ar. The item notes the paper's regular publication cadence and identifies the editor or proprietors.
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Newspaper
Eureka Sentinel
Location
Eureka, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1903
Page
2
The Eureka Sentinel is issued each Saturday under the management of A Seilim ar. The item notes the paper's regular publication cadence and identifies the editor or proprietors.
New York reports the arbitration decision in the San Francisco street railway case grants a 10 percent wage increase for two-year employes and 5 percent for shorter service. Wage rates set May 1, 1903 to May 1, 1904. Oscar Strauss signs, W D Mahon approves, Patrick Calhoun dissents. Over 3000 workers directly affected, with broader union impact nationwide.
Washington reports the Nevada senator William Stewart wed Georgia widow Mrs Gene Cone after a four month courtship conducted largely by letter. The elder Stewart, en route in Hot Springs, tried to deter the union, but could not stop the Benedict marriage as Mrs Stewart lay recently deceased.
Chicago American reports on twelve maxims for success attributed to Baron Mayer A. Rothschild, drawn from the will of a famed financier. The list urges careful project consideration, decisive action, patient endurance, honor, honesty in business, prompt debt payments, disciplined sacrifice, prudent optimism, prudent time use, humility about status, and persistent zeal to avoid discouragement.
Nationwide notice states President Roosevelt issued the traditional National Thanksgiving Day proclamation designating Thursday, November 26, as a day of Thanksgiving. The same brief report notes sugar price cuts and a bank suspension in Cripple Creek Colorado, plus butte Montana closing all gambling games and unusually low railroad rates to western points.
Post election tally reports include Tammany’s win over Low in New York and George McGielan’s victory in Greater New York by a large margin. San Francisco’s mayoral race favors Union Labor, while Ohio and other states report mixed results with Republicans gaining key offices. statewide canals funding passes in New York.
A yearling Dorham bull valued at $1000 arrived in Reno Tuesday from the East by Wells Fargo & Co and consigned to E Lauer and Son of Alturas California. Bam Platt resigns deputy ship in the Secretary of State's office. J W Sitton of Churchill County appointed to fill vacancy. Two hundred miners from Butte reach Ogden as advance guard for a larger flow next week. most head to California with others seeking work in Nevada Colorado and Utah amid reports of harsh conditions and possible clashes between armed factions.
American Smelting and Refining officials led by Daniel Guggenheim toured Murray plants after stops in St. Louis Denver Pueblo and Durango Salt Lake guests discussed adding a copper treatment panel near Murray and potential board approval. Guggenheim warned silver price policy must balance demand and production and noted lead profits are tied to treatment costs. Copper outlook remained favorable with reduced Tonopah freight rates and Tonopah ore hauling to smelters at $24 per ton and teamsters paid per load.
Describes an ice cream freezer claimed by J H Holland of Redding California that freezes without ice using a churn like tub with many small pipes and a vacuum ammonia jet. The device, offered at ten dollars, claims ammonia five cents or so can freeze several gallons.
County officials held a November 2 1903 meeting discussing budget funds and payments to medical personnel. Proceedings referenced line items and allocations, with attention to timely disbursements and oversight.
At Carson on Saturday evening an angry man fired into a crowd of youths attempting to steal his gate wounding three or four. A second shooter fired on a crowd of boys with a rifle but no one was hit. The First National Bank of Colorado closed its doors on Wednesday. The bank had a capital of $50,000 and deposits of $300,000. Another run on the bank had been in progress for several days.
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