The Ship Trust Swindle Exposed by Receiver
The receiver labels the ship trust scheme an artful swindle by prominent financiers. He condemns the Bethlehem deal as a fraud on creditors and questions Schwab and Morgan, urging enforcement of laws and public disclosure to prevent future promotions.
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Smith
San Francisco Chronicle
Pnce
America
Cangat
Bethlehem
J. P. Morgan
OC. M. Schwab
Schwab
Morgan
Ship Trust
United States
Bureau of Corporations
Free coinage and government money for all debts
The Frankfort Indiana Standard urges that gold and silver alone cannot supply money. It calls for free coinage of both metals and for banning private or corporate money creation. All money should be government made and fully legal tender, redeemable by the government for all debts.
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Money Trust
Frankfort
Ind
Wood for Nevada Ranchers and Beards in Senate Tales
The Scientific American touts eucalyptus as a remedy for potential wood famine and notes rapid growth in California plantations ready for market in a decade. The genus includes over 150 species adaptable to diverse soils and climates, signaling growing popularity for American cultivation. Senator Stewart of Nevada is humorously noted as never having been shaved, with a beard growth spanning sixty years since age sixteen.
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Scientific American
California
Senator Stewart
Nevada
Senate
Carson News Items From Nevada Regions
A roundup of local notices reports suspensions at universities a theater project in Reno Jacks Wagner secures a $55000 contract for theater work Balbi ranch in Lame valley Carson City area reports a gypsum deposit near Mocud house and a horse attack in Gardnerville. News covers a county clerk Noah Biossam death age 55 the Carson mint emptied of machinery a new free public library in Winnemucca a Tonopah Mining suit set aside a Dexter mill tailings recovery potential of $1,000,000. Also notes Wells race Babe Mayer beaten a foot from Elzo betting movements Carson pavilion sale to Fred Dangberg and arrests in Reno Gardnerville Cripple Creek and Virginia City.
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Jchs Wagner
Carson
Balbi
Lame“valley
Bao County
Dexter Mill
Tosearch
Clark
Pioche
Calientes
Babe Mayer
Elzo Sporte
Babe
Fred Dangberg
The Young Men of To Day Opinion in The Philadelphia Inquirer
The piece critiques modern young men as overly self analytical and pampered, noting rising costs of shoes and neckties. It contrasts with Ben Franklin’s era, arguing today’s youth demand ready-made success and dislike lowly beginnings. It laments distrust of effort and fear of stepping into capital led roles.
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Philadelphia Inquirer
Ben Franklin
Eli Pussley
Park City miners adopt shorter workday in unified action
A concerted movement by all Park City mining firms grants above ground workers a vine and a half hour reduction in daily shifts. Other items note the Mormon Church buying Carthage jail for 4000, twelve Blacks returning from Literis, Yellow Aster mine resuming operations with 500 tons daily, a $5 verdict in McLean County, and strong citrus yields in Southern California with 30 000 carloads valued at 20 million dollars.
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Park City
Utah
Literis
West Africa
Randeburg
Moores
Mclean County
Oscar E. Green
Saybrook
Chicago Board of Trade
California
Met
Klondike
Alameda County Penmanship Suffering Through Shifting Systems
The Sacramento Union laments Alameda County schools forcing children through successive writing systems. It notes a switch from Spencerian to vertical to medial slant, claiming students unlearn long learned forms. The piece argues for natural penmanship to benefit pupils.
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Sacramento Union
Alameda County
California
Alameda
Nevada Eureka probate notice for George Young will
Third Judicial District Court Eureka County Nevada announces probate of the last will and testament of George Young who died October 20 1903. Hearing set for November 18 1903 at 2 pm in Eureka Courtroom to prove the will and contest or object to letters testamentary to Robert A Laird Wr Spinner and George C Young. Clerk Sean J H Horgh dates November 6 1803. Private guitar lessons offered by Charles Parker in Eureka October 22 1903 at 50c per lesson.
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Third Judicial District Court
State of
Nevada
Eureka County
George Young
Robert A. Laird
Wr. Spinner
George C. Young
Eureka
Sean
J. H. Horgh
Charles Parker
Board of Trustees
P. H. Hill
Liberal reward if left at San Francisco
A brief notice promises a liberal reward for something left behind in San Francisco. The fragment provides no clear subject, date, or organization.
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San Francisco
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the Ship Trust Swindle
Sound Money
Ranohes
Tee Carson News
Mocud House
Robert Miller
Gardnerville
Carson Mint
Winnemucca
Board of School Trustees
Tonopah Coo. Mining Company
McNamara
W.K. Haskins
Reno
Carson Pen
Thomas Giblin
Elko County
Cripple Creek
Colorado
Epson
Virginia City
Charles Carpenter
EE. Everett
University of California
Prof. Wise
University of Nevada
Comstock
The
Carson News
Pacific Guarantee and Investment Company
J. Adams
C. Everett
Nevada Placer Mining Company
J. P. Woodbury
Rebekah Assembly of Nevada
Rebekah
Mormon Church
Carthage
Joseph Smith
Maxwell
Thedford
Blackdraught
Eureka Shaving Parlor
W. H. Russell
Main Street
W. J. Hoover
Asmemor
Mr. I. O
Whitmore
Wells Fargo & Co
R. Merz & Bro
Reno Jewelers
C. H. Hjul
P. H. Hjul
Eurcke, Nevade
Thira Aneeeal Pistes
Ade
Bareka
Iestapeat Aa ‘Charles Lantenachinger
Isa
Soaresutenschiager
Eureta
Orro T. Waeiams
Paul Yost
Zoe Mata
Alfred Chartz, Atisreet At Law
Camsoz
Jackson Hotel
M. Mahoney
Eureka Nevada
Paroni
Prime Eastern
Express
Raby Hill
Ming
I. C. C. Whitmore
Splus
Assox
England
Fireman's Town
Hantworp
Connecticut
Hamevec-Exewes
Germany
Liverroot
Nowwicn
Ussox
Putative
Queen
Scornmat Uxiox & Narrowar
Eng
Weezers Assonance Co
Canada
Ixone
Pioneer Bottling Works
F. J. Brossemer
Hjtul
Court House
Bureks
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