China’s Bill of Indemnity in Paris Dispatch
Paris dispatch cites two factions over China’s indemnity terms. Count Alinett proposes 4.367 billion francs, with France, Germany, Russia and Japan backing customs duties and inland tax plan. The United States and Great Britain oppose duties, fearing delays, while Sino-British alignment surprises observers.
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Injunction Papers Served in Oregon Short Line Dispute
United States Marshal Ermett served injunction papers on Colonel Max of Clarke forces halting interference with Oregon Short Line extension through Nevada. Reports from May 1 note conflicting claims, a Wichita suspect questioned by authorities, and a Kansas murder confession denial. Minister Conger arrives in Omaha en route home and contemplates governorship nomination amid reception. Wool prices ease as markets report slight declines across regions.
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Eastern Market Quotations and Cattle Prices Report
Market notes from Omaha and Chicago on May 1 show cattle receipts at Omaha 3 300 with steady to 10c lower prices. Beef steers and cows mixed, calves and feeders listed. sheep receipts 4 200 with pricing for wethers yearlings and lambs. Chicago round reports similar generally steady trends with ranges for good to prime cattle and calves, various stockers and feeders, and Texas fed steers. Wheat opened and moved through initial quotes, with futures near 73 3/8 to 73 1/8 at close.
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Machinists Strike for Nine-Hour Day in Buffalo Area
About 1200 Buffalo machinists and an estimated 300 more in Erie County struck for a nine hour day with no pay cut. The movement is seen as a precursor to a broader May 20 action likely to spread to the United States, Canada, and Mexico.
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Erie County
United States
Canada
Mexico
English Miners Vote to Press Government in London
At a London meeting of the miners' federation delegates from across the United Kingdom recommended that all miners refuse to work unless the taxes are withdrawn with a further May 7 gathering to fix a stoppage date. Separately, F A Brainard of Bacon and Brainard and the Palace Bakery, visiting from Illinois, will relocate to Reno after tomorrow's wedding cake exhibit at the Weir show window.
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D. C. Mills In Wreck
San Francisco May 1 The wreck at Emigrant Gap delayed the Southern Pacific train by two hours. Fireman T Sanders was killed and nine passengers, including Whitelaw Reid and D O Mills, sustained slight injuries.
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Southern Pacific
Emigrant Gap
Associated Press
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Whitelaw Reid
D. O. Mills
Millis
T. Sanders
Whitelaw Rela
McGovern Defeats Gardner By Fourth Round Knockout
In San Francisco at Mechanics Pavilion Terry McGovern decisively knocked out Oscar Gardner in the fourth round. From start to finish McGovern controlled the bout with sharp punches and relentless attack. Gardner’s blows were wild and ineffective, absorbing a brutal punishment before being carried from the ring after the stomach blow and subsequent knockdowns.
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San Francisco Cooks and Waiters Strike
San Francisco May 1 organized cooks and waiters struck for shorter hours more pay and one day off weekly. Restaurants citywide stayed open as proprietors opposed the demands and preparations and the strike’s strength would develop by noon.
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Pan American Exposition opens amid showers in Buffalo
Gates of the Pan American Exposition opened this morning as rain drenched the grounds. Traffic to the site was busy and the first ticket went to William Hamlin who offered five thousand dollars for the privilege. By noon paid admissions stood at about one thousand. most visitors entered on passes or as employees.
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William Hamlin
Wedekind v Ball hearing on injunction proceeds in district court
In Mihing district court the hearing on the order to show cause why an injunction pendente lite in Wedekind v Ball resumed with Judge Curler presiding. Witnesses Thurrell and John Wedekind described survey maps and ore workings, noting high grade ore near prior shafts and traces of yellow staining indicating ore along the incline to Bell's shaft.
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Ball
George H. Wedekind
Charles Bell
F. Curler
A. E.Cheney
Thomas Wren
Thomas Ford
W. A. Sleep
Prof. Thurrell
John Wedekind
Thomas ‘Wren
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Burglars loot De Gettardi and Reghetti store
The Caxyucos merchandise store was robbed last night and burglars opened a safe, stealing over 8,500 dollars in cash. Negotiable papers and about 200 dollars in the drawer were left untouched. A firm member returned from Los Angeles with 6,000 dollars to liquidate debts, suggesting the crime targeted knowledge of the firm’s plans.
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CAXYUCOS
De Gettardi and
Reghetti
Los Angeles
Horrible Disaster in Bombay Cotton Press Fire
Special to Gazette. Bombay May 1 Thirty five of forty two workers at a cotton press in Amreel Kattywar Peninsula died from burns and the remainder were fatally burned. A similar fire at Khamgan Berar Province killed eleven.
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Reno Meat Company Incorporation Filed in County Clerk Role
Articles filed with County Clerk Fuge establish Reno Meat Company to buy and sell cattle, butcher, and deal in real estate. Capital stock $15,100 split into 1,500 shares at $10 par. company to exist 15 years. Trustees for the year named as Fred Grob, George Laver, and J F Stewart. A miners union meeting set for this evening in Riter's hall. many mine owners and prospectors expected. Tomorrow's issue will publish results. Also notes on Frank Elis promoting trib as a remedy for strains and sprains. Kyle reports from Charlie Colburn in Boston about Porto Rico mines.
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Reno Meat Company
Fred Grob
George Laver
J. F
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Riter’s hall
Boers Blow Up Gun In Face Of Enemy
London dispatch from Lord Kitchener reports Grenfell attacking the Boers near Halversburg at 10 000 yards. The gun blew up and Boers fled with prisoners and casualties. Other columns show Boers killed wounded and surrenders while British losses were light. Iron market eased by one pound per ton in South Staffordshire amid low mood and tax hopes. Weather: Nevada cloudy with warmer temperatures.
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