30 Jul 1902
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Newspaper
Reno Evening Gazette
Location
Reno, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1902
Page
1
Roving mobs and pickets around Shenandoah and Shamokin mines disrupt non union work. Crowds clash with police and beat two non union men as strike leaders seek to calm restless miners. President Mitchell to visit Shamokin to urge restraint.
CONFIDENCE RESTORED CONFIDENCE RESTORED [By the "Gasette's" Leased Wire.) CAPE HAYTIEN, Hayti, July 30.- General Salnaye, commanding an army In support of M. Firmin's candidacy for the presidency, 19 camped, with a large body of troops, about three miles from this place. General Nord, who went out to give battle to General Salnave, was defeated and his army retreated in panic to Cape Haytien. The volunteers have abandoned their posts. Confidence has been restored among the foreign residents of this city, thanks to the energetic measures ken by Commander McCrea, of the United States gunboat Machias, and United States Consul Livingston, to guarantee them protection In case of an attack on the city. LONDON, July 30.-Templemore won the Goodwood Plate, handicap, of 400 sovereigns, distance two miles, at Goodwood today. Crown Equerry with Maher up was second, and Andrea Ferrara, ridden by 3. H. Martin, came in third. Ten horane fan. Royal Lancer won the Sussex stakes, of 2% sovereigns each. With 500 seo trigns added, for three year olds, dis tance, on mile. Wheat Market. CHICAGO. July 30.-September wheat opened at 76 1-4 to 70 1-2 and dipped to 69 2-4. CLOSE-July, 75 1-8, 701-2, December, 69 3-4 den. September,
In Court Circles a new suit was filed in the Clerk's office over the past two days. Mrs A G Stiles administratrix of Erwin Crane deceased sues T V Julien. Norcross and Orr are attorneys for the plaintiff. The case will be heard this term of Court. Weather fair tonight and Thursday with warmer temperatures.
The funeral procession for Chief Rabbi Jacob Joseph passed through six East Side synagogues with crowds blocking streets. After services the body headed to Cypress Hill in Brooklyn for burial amid police reserves and street clashes as mourners were struck by water from a printing works crew and missiles were thrown. Ambulances were called for the wounded. In Egypt, cholera cases and deaths rose with forty-one new cases and thirty-five deaths reported there yesterday, plus twenty-two cases and fourteen deaths at Moucha.
Dr. David W. Rulison comes back from a summer in San Francisco with a new office device described as a labor saving gadget for operator and patient. He enjoyed sea bathing Golden Gate Park and the Fitzsimmons fight then reports a fresh hitch on life after three weeks away. A gun bound for the Union Iron Works San Francisco passed through Reno last night. It weighs 120000 pounds and is 40 feet long with a 13 inch diameter shell, to be mounted on a battleship.
A trio of hobos held up a Rio Grande Western passenger at Ogden Union Station. A pursuit ensued, a suspect named Pearce is wounded, bloodhounds were sent from Salt Lake. robbers fled toward the hills. Justice Court cases include drunkenness arrests and a no-action verdict in a doctor payment suit. Mrs Rennyster improves and will be moved below when able.
Engineer Dennis Connell lost his life at the throttle in Elm Grove Wisconsin when the Scoot passenger from Waukesha collided with a westbound freight. Fireman Chamberlain was badly injured and several passengers suffered bruises. Connell died attempting to save his train.
A district attorney reports an unprecedented group of felony cases awaiting grand jury action. The Gazette notes influx tied to railroad reconstruction, with charges including embezzlement forgery robbery burglary and selling whiskey to Indians. Defendants are in custody and additional cases are pending.
J E Humphries cattle dealer has been sinking an artesian well on the Longley ranch four miles south of town. At one hundred feet he struck a flow of about twenty gallons per minute through a three inch pipe. He praises the water as cool and crystal clear and believes artesian walls could water all meadow farms. Died Captain R Gonnond guard at the States prison under General Betterman died in San Francisco Thursday.
Senator J P Jones orders a competitive exam for the Annapolis cadetship. Roy Pike, son of DA W H A Pike, passes preliminary with good marks and awaits final Civil Service test on August 19 at Reno area. If successful, Pike becomes midshipman in September. Forsythe recovers from a railroad accident. doctors report improvement and full recovery likely.
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