Teaching and Matrimony in Women Educators
A discussion from Gollier's Weekly on how women teachers influence marriage prospects. It argues that teaching can deter or reflect a lack of inclination toward matrimony, but as teaching shifts toward illumination and inspiration, it should align more with motherhood. The piece suggests women teachers may possess a natural drive toward intimate responsibility and reproduction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Jary
Supreme Court
Gollier
Obedience and a tale of roses from Mayor Ashbridge
A Philadelphia politician recalls Samuel H. Ashbridge’s strict discipline and the value he placed on following orders. The anecdote includes a story about a young man’s birthday rose delivery, showing how a florist adds roses to please a valued customer, highlighting the mayor’s leadership style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Samuel H. Ashbridge
Young Smith
Smith
American Spectator
Denounces Labor Leaders at Chicago I W W Session
The Industrial Workers of the World denounced Gom Pere and John Mitchell as enemies of labor and claimed they are reniationaries. They oppose the American Federation of Labor and demand abandonment of the Federation for their ideas. Debs heads the I W W, with bitter enmity toward Socialist labor leaders. The I W W has absorbed the Western Federation of Miners, headquartered in Denver. President Moyer of the Miners was a prominent Socialist before joining the miners’ union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrial Workers of the World
Chicago
Gompere
John Mitchell
Lsbor
Federon of Labor
Gompe
Federation of Labor
Debs
Industrial ‘Workers of the World
Western Federation of Minera
Denver
Moyer
Federation of Miners
Minera’ Ownse
Lieutenant Governor L Allen for Cunnehill DA race
State news notes Lem Allen as candidate for District Attorney in Cunnehill County. A Reno race is imminent due to Washing street property owners renting cottages. The Nugget reports 60 pounds of gold valued at 12000 dollars won in a day on Round Mountain placer diggings with dry work. A.M. Williams, the mining man, recently had four horses stolen near Dooia Humboldt County and located them at Whi Horse, Ore. Charles Theiss, a telegraph worker formerly of Gardourville, was mistaken for a highwayman in Sacramento and killed. Theiss had an excellent reputation and funds were raised to prosecute the murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lem Allen
Cunnehill County
Reno
A. M. Williams
Dooia
Humboldt County
Horse
Ore
Charles
Theiss
Gardourville
Sacramento
Marie Corelli Publishes Portrait With New Novel
Marie Corelli, famed romance author, has allowed her first publicly released portrait to appear as the frontispiece of The Treasure of Heaven. She explains reluctance to publish a likeness but says recent libelous misrepresentations in Britain and America justify an authentic likeness for readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fils
Marie Corelli
Heaven
Marie Comelli
Misa Corelli
Lkeness
Aother
Great Britain
Colonel
America
Pictorial Press
Rear Admiral Wilde and the Boston at Manila Bay
A historic account details Rear Admiral George Francis Faxon Wilde and the cruiser Boston. It recalls the Manila Bay battle, a near-mistaken telegraph message, Wilde’s calm aboard, and the Boston’s fighting record. The piece traces Wilde’s Boston lineage to New England stock and Civil War ancestors.
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Wilde
Manila Bay
Boston
Pueble
Peabody Islands
George Francis Faxon Wilde
Hongkong
Dewey
Spain
Wild
Ream
Admiral Wilde
Captain Wilde
Wessels
Dens
New England
Solomon Lovell
North
William Wilde
Ithamar Rice
Lexington
Roosevelt opens Walker Indian Reservation for settlement
The proclamation fixes 12 noon on the 20th for opening the Walker Reservation in Nevada to settlers. The 246000 acres in the Carson City district are to be disposed of under general land laws. Officials predict a rush as prospectors and miners seek gold copper and silver in the mountainous lands, with armed deputies to guard claims and timber lands reserved for Indians under the Oklahoma allotment system.
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Washington
Cct
Walker Indian Reservation
Nevada
Carson City Land District
Kyle
Matthew Kyle
United States
Reno Journal
Reno
Red Man
R. H. Lovegrove
Robert Grimman
Lovegrove
Oklahoma
Democratic party friction and breezy quips from Buffalo
A string of sharp asides on New York politics and national figures. Mayor McClellan will not vote for Hearst, Tammany forgives old wounds, and tariff revision sits on the fence as Samuel Platt and Senator Ran dolph are noted. Also mentions Cuban rebellion implications and social jests about Thomas and American women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party of
New York
Buffalo
McClellan
Hearst
Tammy
Tammany
Spain
Cuba
Platt
Thomas
N. S
Wm. Randolph Honrat
To Withdraw All Coal Lands in the United States
Washington reports the President plans to withdraw all coal lands not yet taken under existing land laws. He is expected to ask Congress to amend the statute by a special message and to temporarily halt further entry. The move would trigger a nationwide survey to identify the coal land basins and reserves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Congress
Transcontinental Lines Settle Right of Way Dispute
The Western Pacific and Southern Pacific have settled all differences over Humboldt river corridor in Nevada. The two transcontinental railroads will cross and cross again on their routes to the western coast without further strife, after a recent conference attended by officials including Gould and Harriman.
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Palisade
San Francisco Examiner
Cpt
Gaye
Western Pacific
Pacifio
Humboldt River
Nevada
Cosat
Beane & Rt
Seco i + Gould lines
Harriman
Southern Pacific
Southern Pacific to Start Technical School in Sparks Nevada
Southern Pacific plans a two hour twice weekly technical school for railroad employees at Sparks in cooperation with the University of Nevada. Apprentices and journeymen will learn arithmetic mechanics drawing and locomotive parts while the company covers costs. Also described is a method to produce denatured alcohol from green corncobs at about 16 to 18 cents a gallon, potentially cheaper than gasoline, with alcohol offering higher energy and lighting efficiency.
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Southern Pacific
Nevada
Sparks
Nev
University of Nevada
State Agricultural College
Amos
United States
Germany
Weisbach
Italy
France
Cuba
Winter Coal Ahead for Eureka from Railway Chief
Eureka readers hear that Superin tendent G D Abbott of the E and P Railway told a Seminet representative the company will soon haul ample coal to Eureka not just coal dust. Finished ore and condensers at Palisade will allow the EB P to supply better domestic coal. With last winter’s fuel tightness, the Se miner urges residents to start stocking up coal while weather stays favorable.
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Eureka
G. D. Abbott
E. & P. Railway
Seminet
Palisade
Drama Versus Politics and a Deathless Play
Augustus Thomas, famed playwright and welcome speaker for William J. Bryan at Madison Square Garden, is recalled amid anecdotes about his works Alabama and Arizona. A southerner critic in Washington claims Arizona lacks true to life, citing its absence of a statehood argument and a gruesome verse about death. The article ends with a brief crime note on Mrs. Nellie O. Fuller’s assault and robbery in Reno.
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Augustus Thomas
William J. Bryan
Madison Square Garden
Pawtucket
Alabama
Arizona
Avigubtus Thomas
Washington
Thomas
Caboodle
Stray black horse mule found in Nevada seeks owner
A stray black horse mule weighing 700 to 800 pounds was found in Newark Valley White Pine County about July 10 1906. It carried 40 feet of new rope wound around its head as a halter. For details contact W H Sweeney Sheriff Eureka County Eureka Nevada by October 5 1906.
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Newark Valley
White Pine County
W. H. Sweeney
Eureka County
Eureka
Nevada
Taxes on mine proceeds due Eureka County for quarter
Notice proclaims taxes on the proceeds of the mines in Eureka County for the quarter ending September 30, 1908, are due and payable at the county assessor's office in Eureka. The assessor H. C. McTerney warns that the law in regard to the assessment will be strictly enforced.
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Eureka County
Bueke
H.C. McTerney
Nevada
KILLED BY ELECTRICITY AT NEVADA COPPER STATION
A.J. Henning chief electrician of the Nevada Consolidated Copper Company was electrocuted while attempting to remove a broken live wire from McNalty’s stable alley. The stable was on fire when Henning arrived after a telephone warning that the current was on. McNalty’s men John McKernan and Harry Moon were shocked trying to help. Dr. Abbott treated Henning for over an hour with no success. Henning, about 40, left a wife and young son visiting in Sacramento.
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McNalty
A.J. Henning
Nevada Consolidated Copper Company
Horning
McNolty
Lopaing
Johm McKernan
Harry Moon
Abbott
Henving
Henning
Gore
Ely
Sacramento
Juke Resulted Fatally in Jealous Widow Mayor Tragedy
In a Brooklyn town near here mayor Charles Smith is believed dying after a joke on his wife went deadly. Mrs Smith fatally wounded Smith with a shot to the stomach and then killed herself. Elbert Meddley dressed as a woman lured him to the gate, triggering the fatal crime. Colonist rates reduced by Southern Pacific offer discounted one way second class colonist tickets from major midwestern and southern cities to California through October 15 to encourage Pacific Coast travel.
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Hinton
W. Va
Charles Smith
Brooklyn
Southern Pacific Company
Chicago
St. Louisa
Memphis
New Orleans
California
Pacific Coast
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Tur Eureka Sentinel
A. Seillman
L W. W
Gompers
Mitchell
State News
Mer Lew
Baidmor
Walker Indian
Roosevelt
Marshal
Bryan
Arlak Dal
Paradise
Nellie O. Fuller
Mary McFee
United States Mining & Smelting Company
Clalina
Leras
P. i Waauen
Boo’'y
United States Mining & Smelting Co
Ain and Bateman Mis
Tissonlal
Eugena
W. J. Lucey
Profes
Henry KE. Mitchell
W. F. Burnett
Br. A
Edward and Clark Streets
Hamilton
Ortex
SwithKickard
Wells, Fargo & Co
Otto T. Williams
Dutts
Elko
Hoffman Bar
Main
Burdigk
Jease
Wight
Richmond
Ruby Hill
Mond
Hoosac Mountain
Evhel
Prospect Mountain
Delaware
San Jos
Orange
John Pardy
Agent Eureka
Wevada
0. D. Green
Rureeka, Nevada
Whittore
Wells-Fargo
Reno Jewelers
Ruby Hill Mercantile CO. Co
James A. Rattazzi
North Main Street
Clark Streets
Eureka, Nevada
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