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Newspaper
Eureka Sentinel
Location
Eureka, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1911
Page
2
The notice indicates a postal entry at Eureka identifies a matter labeled Becond Cinan. The wording reflects an administrative postal filing and designation of a specific case or record within local mail operations.
In Paris Samuel Untermyer outlines remedies for U S industrial problems including banning bank branches underwrite limits on bank ownership and federal regulation of trusts He calls for capital to deal with organized labor and identifies curbing money power and interstate competition as two great issues He notes Senator Bailey of Texas will retire and condemns politicians who serve corporate interests over the public good
The Sextiver reports a Chronicle edition from Metropolis announcing the Pacific Reclamation Company developing a new agricultural section in the fresh town of Metropolis within Elko County.
Montreal reports a Conservative landslide ending Liberal rule. The Liberal majority of 43 disappeared as the Conservatives won a massive parliamentary majority. Seven Liberal cabinet ministers were defeated, and Ontario swung decisively against reciprocity. The Fielding Knox reciprocity deal is unlikely to be pursued next session.
The Nevada Bar Association was successfully organized in Reno on Saturday afternoon with officers elected and a constitution and by laws drafted. Hugh M. Brown of Tonopah became President, A E Cheney and Chas Henderson of Elko as Vice Presidents, Robert Richards Secretary, George S Brown Treasurer. A Legislature Council was named with an attorney from every county in the state as a member.
Governor Oddie, who recently left Reno hospital after an appendectomy, will travel to Oregon later this week for a month of recuperation and health work. He had been hospitalized for surgery and is now continuing recovery procedures away from the state capital.
Sunday reports from near Reno describe two hay stacks burned valued at £2000 while artesian well near Elko produces three gallons per minute at 850 feet. In Wedekind district Ellsworth Arkell finds rich silver gold ore. incidents about Terrell shaft drillings and Giroux tunnels accompany prison disgrace of Dr. Wichmann in Nevada.
About fifty Nevada State Penitentiary inmates will be guests at a Majestic Theater party in Reno hosted by the Nevada State Journal. Warden Ray Baker arranged the treat and will pick the men, many from road construction crews, who are on the honor system and promised to obey rules and avoid escape.
On the west coast of Africa natives call the raspberry yaw and a disease with dusky red spots that turn into body ulcers. The contagious yaws travels by White sailors who bring it back, spreading discomfort and distress aboard ships.
Dmitry Bogroff the sesapein of Premier Stolypin was hanged at Kiev after a court martial condemning him to death. He asked to see a rabbi before execution and refused consolation when told officials would be present.
Mrs Frank Simonds of Columbia, who was struck blind last Sunday, suddenly regained perfect vision on Wednesday. The restoration was as abrupt as the loss, following a long nap that morning, though she could perceive light for several hours beforehand.
A vivid early dawn scene unfolds with a lonely woman in a square near ash and roses. The poem contrasts labor’s call with death, as grasses stir and craters cast shadows while the day begins to blaze the earth.
An intemperate meditation on lost love and changing beauty as a speaker laments a life long devotion. The voice recalls a woman named Ailes, a wife unnamed by death or circumstance, and the ache of unreciprocated affection. A mention follows of Joe Siri, a stage driver for the Plummer Bros. between Min Hill and Palisade returning to Ea-
A Haitian naval vessel in Port au Prince fired a ceremonial salute using a mess pot filled with knives and forks. The gun misfired toward the town, showering guests on the Grand hotel porch with flying cutlery as they watched the ceremony.
An old Missouri recollection notes a Federal soldier’s intro to General James Shields at a Missouri audience. The speaker lauded Stonewall Jackson’s generalship and called Shields a citizen of two countries, a hero of two wars, a general in two armies, and a senator from two states. He quipped he nearly whipped Jackson “by d-d sight” as he looked for ladies in the crowd.
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