Denver Times Exposes Nevada Mining Promotion Swindle
The Denver Times exposes a ring of promoters and brokers linked to mining scams in Denver Goldfield and Nevada. They used a bogus mining journal and fake stock quotations to lure buyers, with prices up to 225000 for ground often worth little. The scheme shifted funds to promotion firms, harmed thousands, and drew postal and legal scrutiny.
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Tines
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Treasury
Treasuries
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Senators Smoot and Peck Visit Town for Standard Mine Talks
Yesterday Senator Smoot of Utah and Senator Peck of Kansas traversed the city en route to Bodie to discuss reorganizing the Standard mine and its holdings. They join many visitors scouting the southern mining region for prospects and opportunities.
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Senator Smoot
Utah
Senator Peck
Kansas
Bodie
Standard
The Neagda State Band Opens Season With Concert
The Neagda State Band offered its first concert of the season at the Park with strong reception from the audience. Al Clark, jailed for beating his father and taking fourteen hundred dollars, is released from custody and will not be prosecuted as forgiveness comes from his father.
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Neagda State Band
al Clark
Peace talks loom as Roosevelt mediates Japan and Russia
Washington reports rapid progress toward a peace settlement between Japan and Russia within ten days. Germany and the United States join the process with the Japanese peace commission, while President Roosevelt is expected to be the principal mediator in Washington.
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Washington
Japan
Russia
Germany
United States
Roosevelt
Carson Couple to Wed Today
A popular Carson couple will be married today. Mrs. Fred Crowell has departed for Tonopah where her husband is employed. Davey and Marsh are receiving Nevada strawberries of excellent quality and soon to be plentiful.
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Carson
Fred Crowell
Tonopah
Davey and
Marsh
Nevada
Isles
A Railways Suggestion Seeks Numbered Seats on Trains
The Appeal urges the V. and T. R. R. and C. and C. to sell numbered tickets for specific seats on local trains. It argues heavy passenger traffic causes standing room only and coat and valise jockeying, proposing a trial like Pullman seating with reduced fares for late buyers and a standing sign after seats sell out.
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United States
Church Services And Sunday School Notices
Episcopal morning prayer and sermon at 11 a.m. Sunday school at 10 a.m. Evening prayer and sermon at 7 30 p m. Presbyterian 11 a m observance of Children's Day. All invited especially parents and friends of members and those interested in Sunday school privileges. Regular school session omitted. Christian Endeavor at 6 30 p.m. Evening service at 7 39 p.m.
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Episcopal
Christian Endeavor
Born and Passed Away in Short Time
Late Friday evening a son was born to Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Elliott of this city weighing thirteen pounds but he lived only a short time and died, leaving the parents in sorrow.
John McCrimmon Very Low After Illness
John McCrimmon, long afflicted with illness for several weeks, was reported very low last evening and is not expected to live through the night.
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John McCrimmon
Sisters Cameron Return Home From Visit
Miss Bessie and Miss Alice Cameron depart for Spokane Falls after months with grandfather William Spence. Bessie plans to return here. Alice stays in the North. Local friends regret their departure. Georgetown cherries praised at Daveyard Marsh's. Harry Martin of Reno buys a large stake in Nye County Mercantile Company of Tonopah.
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Miss Bessie
Alice Cameron
William Spence
Spokane Falls
Bessie
Harry Martin
Reno
Nye County Mercantile Company of
Tonopah
Nevada Knights and Rathbone Sisters Hold Notable Reno Session
The Grand Lodges of Knights of Pythias and Rathbone Sisters in Reno reported a harmonious session with promotions across offices. New grand officers included N E B Wilson as Grand Chancellor and N E Roff as supreme representative.
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Grand Lodge of Knights of Pythias of
Nevada
Grand Lodge of Rathbone Sisters
Reno
Knights of Pythias of the World
Rathbone Bisters
N. EB. Wilson
N. E. Roff
J. D. Torreyson
J. E. Louchereau
Myrtle Lodge
Verdi
N. W. Roff
Amity Lodge
H. Coryell
Wells
Arme
Will A. Mackey
Carson Lodge
G. W. Likes
Alpine Lodge
Fallon
J. J. Murray
McKinty Lodge
Goldfield
J. S. Gardner
Elkot Lodge
A. Uniacke
Aquila Lodge
Lovelock
K. of
Lila Pike
Carson Temple
Carson
Anna M. Steiner
Crescent Temple
Austin
Nellie V. Davis
Theresa Ardery
Silver Temple
Virginia
Clara Finley
Pyramid Temple
Sparks
Catherine Marsh
Vinnie Hill
Hermann Temple
Winnemucca
Pearle Preston
Silver Leaf
Pheebe Jeffrey
Pheebe Temple
Mae Gatee
Calanthe
Two Births Reported in City Noted in 1905 Gazette
In this city on June 16, 1905 a son was born to the wife of Ed J Walsh. In Winnemucca Nevada a son was born to the wife of Fred Baker. Mrs Baker was formerly Miss Edna Catlin of this city.
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Ed. J. Walsh
Winnemucca
Nevada
Fred Baker
Bakery Credit Policy Notice From Boston Bakery
Send orders to headquarters for bread tickets credits. No credit on bread cakes pies or other items from the wagon. Apply at the bakery store by delivery bay or phone 65 to have orders filled. Cash or tickets required for all goods taken from the wagon. GEO. J. BROWN, Boston Bakery.
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Geo. J. Brown
Boston Bakery
Ed Burlingtons Unpacks Latest Summer Footwear Lines
New lines of summer footwear at Ed Burlingtons include tans canvass and reliable styles. The goods are up to date well made and well fitting with prices described as always right in the house.
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Ed. Burlington's
Michaels-Stern
Fabrica
Emporium
Carson City
Nevada
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