Nevada mining camp hit by mine and mill closures
Reports detail the Ramberger Delamar mine and a Delamar mill closure in Nevada. The piece notes Alta district food strikes, large ore shipments from Utah Copper and Boston Consolidated, a saltpetre discovery near Richfield Utah, and multiple Nevada mining developments including frontier prospects, company restructurings, and rising mineral production estimates.
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Nevada
Ramberger-Delamar
Delamar
Nev
Alta District
Denver & Rio Grande
Utah Copper
Boston Consolidated
Garfield
Greenwich Canyon
Richfield
Utah
Foster
Froede
Bonanza
Sevier Con
Bingham
North Bingham Mining Company
Barney Canyon
Jesse Knight
Moab
Grand County
H. BE. Peterson
Oakland
Cal
Peterson
Grand Valley
Bhuiff
Milcom Moore
American Asphalt Association
Yerington
Nevada Copper Belt Railway Company
Cherry Creek
George H. Dern
Consolidated Mercur Gold Mines Company
Mercur
Good Springs
Hardy
Salt Lake County
Kearns
Tintle
J. C. Sullivan
Piobe Metals Company
Point
Cole-Ryan
Ocampo-Chihuahua
Mexico
Sierra Consolidated Mines Company
Montgomery Shoshone Mining Company
Rhyolite Herald
Northwest Notes Update From Nevadans And Nearby Regions
Reports from Reno and surrounding areas detail multiple injuries and deaths including General George F. Turrittin’s death from bronchial pneumonia at 65, a blacksmith stabbed in a Reno street quarrel, and a boy burned in Rhyolite. Other items note legal settlements, aviation prizes, wrecks, fires, land acts, and a grizzly bear rescue.
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George F. Turrittin
Hono
Nevada
Reno
Thomas Lane
Fred Miller
W. S. Young
Sparks
Montana
Matchel
Earl Kirchen
Tim Crow
Keane Wonder Mine
Capricorn
Wisconsin
Winn- Inzton
Seattle
Wisconsin Club of
Beurtte
Spokane Chamber of Commerce
Aero Club of America
America
Bandon
Coquille
Watchfield
Sedro-Woolley Iron Works Company
Wen
Bellingham
Wash
Mattern
Secretary of the Interior
Colorado
New Mexico
Oregon
Washington
Wyoming
Henri Martin
Butte
Phiilp Martin
Aliie Augar
France
Hunt
Leavenworth
Kant
White Steamers Run on Kerosene Fuel Demonstration
The White Steam Cars of Cleveland public tested kerosene as fuel during the 1909 Glidden Tour from Detroit to Denver to Kansas City, covering 2650 miles under observer supervision. The kerosene proved cheaper, cleaner, and more efficient, with easy fuel changes and minimal repairs, boosting demand for the $2000 and $4000 models.
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White Company
Cleveland
Ohio
Detroit
Denver
Kansas City
Pinkerton
New York Sun
Convention Hall
Ten States
Middle West
Drowning the Sound and Reminiscences in a Quick Sketch
A fragmentary column weaves jokes about marriage, singing, and family life with a joke about a tough schoolmaster and tanning hides. It touches on summer fruit stomachaches and a humorous note about a girl with too many lovers.
Brooklyn Flag Factory in the Navy Yard Produces Flags
The Brooklyn flag factory at the Brooklyn navy yard employs eighty to one hundred women year round to craft flags for the U S Navy. It uses about 120000 yards of cloth annually and produces 418 official flag varieties. The operation costs about 90000 dollars each year.
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Spokane
Taft
Davenport
Colorado
Butte
Thomas H. Kavanaugh
Tacoma
Indiana
Sixth
Ilinois Cavalry
Kansas
Arthur
Washington
Harrison
W. W. Smith
Oregon
Idaho
Doolitte
Doolittle
Shoshone River Canal Company
Oregon Basin
Chicago
Wyoming
Harry Francis Dougherty
Beatle
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Expectation and Proposals Across a Family Scene
A playful dialogue traces a daughter and father as a suitor hopes to ask for her hand tonight. A mix of homespun humor and social pressure elevates the moment into a small domestic drama. The text also advertises household remedies including Hamlins Wizard Oil and Tiana products.
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Slowboy
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Northwest
Oldster
Helen
Grace
Guma
Dr. Pierce
W.N. U
Salt Lake City
Carters
TES
Cascarets
Union
New York
California
California Fruit Supply
Marysville
Assays
Baba Alle
Han Iver
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