Nevada Mine Disaster and Local Legal Action
Dr Robert Oneal was severely scalded after stepping into a sunken barrel of boiling water near Tonopah while responding to a call at a gal plant. A near explosion at the McNamara mine's air receiver damaged the plant, with several workers escaping injury as gases from oil and gasoline caused the blast. Irving MacDonald has filed suit against Nevada Pirot National Bank of Tonopah seeking an accounting of shares allegedly sold fraudulently in Tonopah Extension and Tonopah Merger mining stocks, with claims of inflated and deflated prices.
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The Metal Market Quotations and Prices
The latest metal quotations show silver at 639 conte per ounce in New York lead at 4.75 dollars per 100 pounds and copper at 816.75 in New York. Her portrait stands straight in garb of spare white, presenting a stark, classical image.
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Landslide to Wilson and Roosevelt sweep 1912 returns
New York dispatch details Tuesday's election, noting Wilson and Marshall hold at least 38 states and 410 electoral votes, Roosevelt about five states and 106 votes, Taft around four states and 15 votes. It reports Democratic gains in the Senate and several state legislatures, plus woman suffrage results and Taft's farewell travel remarks.
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Election night in Reno shows Wilson leads in Electoral College
Reno dispatch reports Wilson ahead by about 412 votes in the Electoral College with California narrowing as the remaining doubt. Declared results include Pittman and Tallman neck and neck in Nevada, McCarran winning the Supreme Court judgeship, Massey and Roberts strong in Washoe, and Tallman continuing to court outside counties. Reno Journal notes Pittman likely elected with margins hovering near 38 votes.
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National Election Results and Post-Election Notes
Late electoral tally shows Wilson 6,458,890 Roosevelt 4,165,833 Taft 3,426,598 with updates from New York mid Nov 7 and later changes to several states. Also notes a quiet strike by the Canadian Brotherhood of Railway Employes at Canadian Pacific. remarks on Mrs. Cleveland’s public grace and personal charm.
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Maps of Eureka Mining District Sold by The Sentinel
The Sentinel offers new black and white prints of Eureka mining district maps including the Pardy map and Windfall adjoining in the Secret Canyon district. Price one dollar per map by mail five cents extra. Legal blanks and mining locations also for sale at the office.
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Oupenap Payment Names Money Allowance List
A fragment notes a sum of money be allowed to named persons respectively to… The readable portion lacks complete names or context to specify who is paid and for what purpose.
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Mining promoter Stamp dies after elevator fall in New York
Stamp, a key figure linked to George Bean and associates of Hayward and Lane, and longtime mining promoter in California, died from injuries after falling in an elevator in New York last week. He retired from San Francisco after moving there in 1896 and had once managed Hearst properties following William Hearst's death.
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Notice of Horses Shipped Over Southern Pacific Railway
A notice records horses shipped on the Southern Pacific Railway dated 1942. It lists inspector RW By Teen deputy and Mantes M. 4 Sheriff of Murra County Nevada. The document references horses with lot numbers and inspection stamps including G. H. and SA. V heapesen.
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