Miners Strike Injurctions Issued And California Finds
Reports detail a large miners march led by Archie Teal toward Decatur with 100 miners and 240 more to join. An injunction against United Mine Workers and leaders was granted to restrain marches near mines. Incidents include a Sacramento funeral porch collapse and a California strike update.
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Silver collapse forecast by Stewart linked to market shift
A dispatch from Reno via the Associated Press quotes Stewart stating silver may drop to twenty five cents while wheat could rise to a dollar. He declares the silver cause abandoned and urges supporters to align with current market realities.
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Bar silver, 5537, will be hanged in Georgia on September 24
Bud Brooks and Grady Reynolde are slated for execution in Georgia on September 24 for the murder of M D How. Mrs E K Townsend, wife of a San Francisco stock broker, was found dead in bed in the morning. Al Ellinghouse canvasses New York pugilistic scene, aims to stage ten thousand crowd in Reno October. He suggests an arena cost of 33000, Brady and Ellinghouse favor Reno over Carson for various reasons.
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Trestle Board Magazine editor Yarbrough dies in transit
L P Drexler, longtime Washoe figure and associate of Tom Byrk, died this morning while traveling east in connection with his journal. Drexler, once a boyhood friend of Byrk on Galena Gulch, is remembered for his work with the San Francisco magazine.
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