Editorial: London Times on Roosevelt and watered stock
A Sacramento Bee excerpt cites The London Times supporting Roosevelt’s push for government supervision of corporate capitalization. The paper says the United States will remain strong, watered stock harms investors, and reform will strengthen solid business without hurting growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
United States
England
Rockefellers
London Times
Teddy
Sacramento Bee
Judge buys Carson home large and modern
Nevada judge B S Partington purchases the home of Postmaster Hoter at Carson, moving into a handsome modern residence noted as one of the best built in recent years. The piece also covers mining stock broker D N Murdock's federal prison sentence and a severed arm case in Ely, plus a Walker river water rights ruling by the U S Supreme Court affirming federal jurisdiction over interstate water use.
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B.S. Partington
Hoter
Carson
D. N. Murdock
Carton
McNeil's Island
United States
Goldfield
Richard Maxwell
Aro
Ely
Maxwell
Robert O'Connor
Cobre
O'Connor
Supreme Court of the United States
Federal Court of Nevada
Walker River
California
Nevada
Jirst
Gold Bullion Shipment From National Mines Company
Gold bars totaling about 90 000 dollars were shipped from Winnemucca to the United States Mint in San Francisco by express. The National Mines Company reports monthly dividends of 5 cents per share and has paid 187 500 dollars in dividends since July. A Wonder electric power line survey is finished and contracts for construction to Lucky Boy to Wonder are to be signed, with a 75 mile run to be completed by February.
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National
National Mines Company
Winnemucca
Express
United States’ Mint
San Francisco
Humboldt Star
Wonder
Lucky Boy
Mono County
Sierra Nevadas
National Forest
Portrait by Frith rediscovered after forty five years
In London, the artist William Frith finds a self portrait he painted years ago in a shop window after being unaware of its existence for decades. The shopkeeper values it highly noting the artist is deceased and pricing the canvas at twenty pounds. Frith buys the piece and later reflects on the odd discovery.
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Frith
Himwelf
London
Great Portland Street
Prith
Reward for Colt’s double action revolver return in Eureka
Notice. A silver mounted Colt double action revolver is missing. A substantial reward will be paid for its return to the Sxvrixet office or to W H Sweeney of Eureks Nevada. Notary John McKernon offers conveyancing services from Ruby Hill Avenue Eureka. Land patent and pension business attended to.
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Colt
Ubstal
Sxvrixet
W. HL. Sweeney
Eureks
Nevada
Notary Public
John McKerosn
Ruby Hill Avenue
Eureka
Nevada Ticket Narrowly Splits While Nation Shifts Power
Democracy sweeps the nation with the House likely Democratic and a 60 seat working majority. Nevada re elects George S Nixon to the Senate and Tasker L Oddie wins the governorship while other statewide offices tilt Republican. California backs Hiram Johnson and Republicans gain several governorships nationwide.
Senate outcome remains unsettled with Republican edge
National results show Republicans holding 51 seats to 40 for Democrats with 1 doubtful seat in a 92 member Senate. Thirty three holdovers plus seventeen new Republicans set a 50 total before unsettled votes. Democratic totals include fifteen new seats and twenty five holdovers.
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United States
Senate
California
Connecticut
Delaware
Iowa
Massachusetts
Minnesota
Michigan
Nevada
North Dakota
Pennyslvania
Rhode Island
Utah
Vermont
Washington
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Senate Races and State Results Mentioned in Snapshot
The excerpt lists states Florida to West Virginia and notes Wisconsin reelects Senator La Follette to the U. S. House, Chauncey Depew will not be returned as New York Senator after Democratic control of the Legislature, and Nevada results show Cleve Baker leading George Springmeyer for Attorney General by about 499 votes.
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Nevada
House
Senate
Roosevelt
New York
la Follette
United States
George S. Nixon
Florida
Indiana
Louisiana
Maine
Maryland
Missouri
Sippi
Nebraska
New Jersey
Ohio
Tennessee
Virginia
West Virginia
Tray
Wisconsin
Chauncey M. Depew
Cleve Baker
Genera George Springmeyer
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Eureka Sentinel
A. Seillmann
Postoffice
Kareka
State News
Dazed the Artist
Peter Clay
Pete
Storey County
Virginia City
Roush
Chas. Brown
Abas
Brown
Muskegon
W. E. Jeannot
Reno Journal
Reno
House of Representatives
New York State
Dix
Stimson
George 8
Nixon
United States Senate
E. E. Roberts
Charles S. Sprague
Hiram Johnson
Theodore Bell
Johnson
Colorado
John F. Shaffroth
Denver County
Wilson
Shaffroth
Baldwin
Foss
Harmon
Cruce
Oklahoma
West
Oregon
Carey
O'Neal
Alabama
Blease
South Carolina
Colquitt
Texas
Burke
Tenor
Pennsylvania
Bass
New Hampshire
Pothier
Carroll
Stubbs
Kansas
Osborne
Eberhart
Aldrich
Vessey
South Dakota
McGovern
Oddie
Hooper
Fusion
Johnson Mercantile Co
Phil
Paroni
South Main Street
Ruby Hill
James A. Rattazzi
North Main Street
THE
Eureka Cash
J. B. Biale
Giant Powder Co
Consol
Hotel Zadow
Louise
Zadow
Eureka, Nevada
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