A Candid Protest Against NY Life Management
The New York Evening Journal denounces New York Life President McCall for press intimidation. It accuses the company of robbing policy holders and asserts that invested dollars fund Morgan’s political aims, urging accountability and possible jail for offending officers.
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New York Life Tolerance Company
New York Evening Journal
McCall
New York Life
New York Life Insurance Company
Morgan
Rockefeller Enigma and San Francisco Bulletin Jubilee
Amador, Cal. Record notes John D Rockefeller in an interview framed as misunderstood by the public. It cites speculation on his aims to control oil districts by bankrupting rivals, while praising the San Francisco Bulletin's golden jubilee edition with historical content and a facsimile of its first issue from 1855.
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Rockefeller
San Francisco Bulletin
San Francisco
Bulletin of Today
Abeet
Golden Vent
Nevada Press Comment on Railroads and State Rates
The Eco Free Press notes a Nevada pamphlet on railroad legislation, arguing free market shipping benefits producers and consumers while criticizing statutory restrictions. It laments freight rate injustices, cites higher costs from Elko to San Francisco and Ogden to Elko, and rejects publishing such material as original.
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Nevada
Bao Francises
San Francisco
Cal
Elko
Ogden
Chicago
Eco Free Press
Piano for Sale at the Sentinel Office
A Steinway square piano in good condition is offered for sale at a bargain. Contact the Sentinel office for details and pricing.
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the Sentinel Office
Western Pacific Route Plans Elude Reno Stakeholders
Reno reporter quotes Dan Griffin on Western Pacific surveys across Nevada. Uncertainty remains over Palisade Pass access and route south toward Reno. Southern Pacific blocks Palisade, Web Construction to handle Nevada segment, possible through Reno connection and Virginia & Truckee inclusion.
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Reno
Dan Griffin
Reno Gazette
Western Pacific
Web
Nevada
Southern Pacific
Palisade
Eureka County
Revo
Virginia & Truckee
Tonopah Railroad Edition features history of Tonopah area
The Journal of Commerce San Francisco published on October 2 a Tonopah Railroad Edition detailing the discovery and growth of Tonopah and nearby districts in Southern Nevada. It notes a 20 page issue under the Tonopah Board of Trade with timely illustrations and a 10 cent price.
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Tonopah
Journal of Commerce of
San Francisco
Mizpah
Journal of Commerce
Montgomery St
Cal
President Hill Warns on Federal Rate Regulation
Oaklard California brief notes President Hill of the Great Northern Railway views federal rate controls as a disaster. He predicts interference with railways and the burdens these impose on traffic and operations, urging caution against top-down mandates.
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Oaklard
Cal
Euquirer
Great Northern Railway
President Hill
Trac
Hearst Accepts Nomination From Municipal Ownership League
Hearst issues a letter to Judge Samuel Seabury accepting the Municipal Ownership League’s nomina tion for Mayor of New York City. The convention will be held Thursday and Hearst’s acceptance creates three mayoral tickets this fall. The meeting named John Ford for Comptroller and James G. Phelps Stokes for President of the Board of Aldermen with a platform favoring municipal ownership and short term leases with city resumption rights.
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Municipal Ownership League
New York
Oot
William Randolph Hearst
Samuel Seabury
League
New York City
Hearst
Municipal Ownership
Committee of Seventeen
John Ford
Sod
James G. Phelps Stokes
Board of Aldermen
Greater
The
Municipal Ownership League of
Brooklyn
Municipal League
Workingmen’s Municipal Ownership League
Citizens’ Union
Roosevelt to Make Rail Rates Central Issue in Message
A Washington dispatch reports President Roosevelt will make railroad legislation the chief issue in his December message to Congress. He will not push tariff revision with urgency, placing it behind traffic measures. His advisers' conferences have clarified his stance, though he may keep exact legislative boundaries vague in official documents.
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Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Congress
Reclamation Work in Churchill County Progressing
Engineer Taylor says irrigation work in Churchill County is satisfactory. Next Spring the Government will supply water to 50 000 acres beyond current use. Of this, 30 000 acres are government land, the rest private. Private holders may not receive water until they partition ranches into small tracts, sell to bona fide setters who must buy water rights from the Government and reside on the land for ten years before paying for their water.
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Churchill
Taylor
Churchill County
Messenger Dan Haskell Killed in Stage Hold Up Near Redding
Dan N. Haskell, Wells Fargo messenger, was fatally shot last Monday while resisting a bandit on the stage between Redding and Delamar, Cal. He died next day from abdominal injuries. More than 100 men pursue the robber. the sheriff has three crews, and capture is believed inevitable. The robber built a bulwark and fired through it. Also, Huge Livestock Show Opens in Kansas City With 600 stock cars and 82 breeding cattle entries across Hereford, Shorthorn, Galloway, and Angus, plus 230 draft and coach horse entries. Participants span 15 states and two territories.
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Dan Haskell
Dan N. Haskell
Wells- Fargo
Redding
Delamar
Cal
Kansas City
Railroads Form Press Bureau Nationwide Propaganda Drive
Chicago dispatch reports Oct 9 that railroads have organized an educational campaign with an unlimited expense account to influence public opinion against President Roosevelt’s rate regulation plan. Washington serves as headquarters with a central propaganda unit staffed by high paid men.
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Chicago
Roosevelt
Washington, D. C
Nome's Mammoth Nugget Shocks Nome District Alaska Find
The Nome district exhibits massive gold finds with a 182 ounce nugget worth 3270 dollars on display at Portland for the Lewis and Clark exposition. The exhibit notes that winter mining improves safety and efficiency, with blocks representing Nome output totaling millions in value and local ventures yielding hundreds of thousands in a two month period.
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Nome
Alaska
Nove
Pioneer Mining Company
United States
Portland
Nome Chanmber of Commerce
J. J. Cuterwood
Reward Peninsula
Confi
Reno man is jailed for bad checks amid gambling loss tales
State notes describe Joseph L Mitchell of Reno jailed for two bad checks totaling 95 dollars after days of drinking and gambling losses. Other items report Electric Reduction Works resuming in Reno and ore processing experiments aimed at lowering ore handling costs. Virginia City merchants oppose excursions to Reno, urging local trade, while Governor Sparks declines to join Lawson's insurance-investigation commission. Bullfrog and Lyon County cattle thieves prompt ranch guards as leasing plans stir mining optimism.
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Joseph L. Mitchell
Reno
Mitchell
Virginia City Chronicle
Virginia
Carson
the Chronicle
Dream From Carson Names Sam Davis for Governor
A Carson dispatch dated October 9 rumors Sam Davis a Democrat for Governor to succeed the incumbent. Davis is said to have supported anti New York Life insurance and fought for anti trust reforms, aligning with Democratic leaders. He would rally casino and liquor interests for revenue and has retired from Carson Appeal to focus on official and literary work.
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Carson
Sam Davis
Anceeed Johon
Davis
New York Life
Nevada
Councils of Democracy
Carson Appeal
Marriage Entry in Aleic o Nevada by Justice of the Peace
A marriage entry dated October 5 records the union of James Valergo and Mary Eva Koltann, both of Corten Eureka County Nevada, officiated by Justice of the Peace A Brows.
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Aleiko
Nevada
Justice of the Peace
A. Brows
James Valergo
Mary Eva Koltann
Corten
Eureka County
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Eureka Sentinel
Gaturdat
HB. A. Seiliman
Palisade Pass
Onty
Sparks
W. P
Shoshone
Beowawe
Mart Johnson
the Palace
Johnson
W. R. Hearst
Trattle
Portland Beach
State News
Thomas W. Lawson
Boston
Mr. Lawson
Comstock
Virginia Enterprise
Bullfrog
Nye County
Frank P. Maonix
Post Office Department
Lyon County
Miller & Lux
A. Gifford
Frank Lucas
Jake Hoffhein
Lucas
Bridgeport
Bodie
Ove
Goldfield
Bonnet
NEW Today
Stockholders’ Meeting
Ruby Hill Tunnel and Mining Company
P. Hy. Hill
Eureka
C.H. Mats
Ruby Hill
Miners’ Union Hall
Thomas Kitchen
Tohn Jurey
Stanley Fine
John McNaughton
Lenard Rosrwar Hemttooe
Nem Te Att
Mewinne
Pbo Anh
Lee
Arthur Ventas
Jono McNaughton
Fioon Mawanen
John Jury
Kind & Kraus
Clark Streets
Eureka, Nevada
Swift & Co
Wearon & Inger
Han Ever
Marysville
Milla
Flora Morris & Son
Duckwater
Jesse Mendes
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