Carnegie Announces Pension Plan For Ex Presidents Widows
New York November meeting of Carnegie Foundation trustees approves pensions of 25000 dollars per year for each future ex President and for any unprovided widow of a President. No application required. Taft to be offered 25000 at retirement on March 4. Also reports official returns from Nevada election with Taft leading in some races.
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New York
Carnegie Foundation
Andrew Carnegie
United States
Natio
Taft
Carnegie Corporation
Blood Poisoning Fatalizes Glen Dale Rancher James Alt
James Alt a young rancher from Glen dale and Trackee Meadows died at St. Mary's Hospital in Reno on Saturday from blood poisoning after an illness lasting six weeks. An eruption on his neck led to the infection.
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James Alt
Glendale
Trackee Meadows
St. Mary's Hospital
Reno
Big Bluff Game in Nevada Senate Election
Reno, November 25. The Nevada United States Senate fight, long fought in the state, produced new political warfare methods of dictagraphs and high bluffing. Democrats imported Burns detectives while Republicans deployed Pinkertons to counter alleged campaign fund abuses. Party leaders deny illegal activity, claim each side spent heavily, and describe the other as bluffers. The piece notes Massey, Pittman, and Sommerfeld, with debates over money, detectives, and alleged dictagraphic records.
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Reno
Nevada
United States
Pris
Burns
William A. Mondell
Pacific Coast
Burns Agency
Operati
Pinkerton
H. E. Reid
Republican State Central Committee
Abeord
Cook
McIntosh
H. McIntis
Democratic State Central Committee
Berkeley
California
R. O. Turritin
Republican Finnncs Committee
Tts
Wingfield
Massey
Pittman
Torrillo
Mondeli
Boros Agency
Kelley
Seon
Coral
Australia
Nixon
Australis
No Election Contests Reported by Parties at Hotel Anderson
Room 25 of Hotel Anderson is cited in a report stating there will be no election contests. Both parties deny any contest and the Grand Jury will take no action. The piece mentions hangers-on in Reno waiting for a remembrance fad and losing votes.
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Hotel
Anderson
Reno
Gompers Re-elected LABOR Chief as Opposition Fails
Samuel Gompers was re-elected president of the American Federation of Labor over Max Hayes with 11,974 to 5,074 votes in Rochester. The convention rejected the United Mine Workers demand for referendum elections and set Seattle as the 1912 meeting site. Resolutions supported woman suffrage and freedom of the press while opposing pensioning ex-leaders.
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Rochester
N. Y
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Max Hayes
International Typographical Union
Gompers
Hayes
United Mine Workers
Federation
Seattle
United States
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Wilson
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Mansey
Summerfield
Roberts
Tallman
Springmeyer
Comptroller
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First National Bank
Elko, Nevada
A. B. Kimball
C. E. Noble
J. A. Sewell
C.F. Williams
Onshier
E. EB
Ennor, Asat
Osshier
First National Bank of
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W. A. Massey
Key Pittman
Sardis
Democratic Wheatics
Tonopah
Sommerfeld
Deny Records
Hylton
Hylton & Hanna
Elko County
G. M. Roberts
Oho
A.m. Ito Land
Eureka County
ce—Edwards and Clark Ureke
W. M Forster Phiestpian
San Francisco
Cal
Eureka Lodce
Eureka Lodge No. 22
Clark and
Main Sta
Slwage
William Laney
N. G. F. J. Brossewxn
Masonic Hall
Vroust Benaventt
W. M
Many J. Lamp
Eureka Lodge No
R. McChantes
W. M. Rosgar A. Larap
St. John’s
St. John's
Epoan Sabie
H. P. R. MoCnant
Diamond Rebekah Lodge
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Beatific Lodge No. 7
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North Main Street
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R&s
the Brown Hotel
Station Touring Club of America
Daniel Morrison
Eureka
Main
Scheele Banking & Trust Co
General Banking
Trust Company Business Exchange
Savings Department
Wevall Business
Johnson Mercantile Co
Hiram Johnson
James A. Rattazzi
Saloon and Pioneer Bottling Works
U. S
Becker
Patrona
F. J. Brossemer
Prop
Eureka, Nevada
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