California Welcomes President Amid Blooms in Redlands
The presidential party entered California through San Bernardino County under a roar of roses and floral arches. Governor Gage and lawmakers greeted the president in Redlands, where he spoke from the Casa Loma Hotel balcony and accepted the state’s hospitality. The entourage then toured orange groves before departing for Los Angeles.
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REDLANDS
Cal
Colorado
Yuma
Calfornia
trin
San Bernardino county
San Jacinto
San Bernarntino
Gage
Congress
California
Casa Loma
Penns
Governor Gage
Los Angeles
Battle of Giants in Northern Pacific Turbulence
New York reports the Har riman interests allegedly seized control of Northern Pacific from the Morgan Hill group after a counter move linked to Union Pacific. The market opened demoralized as rumors solidified into facts and speculation spiked while traders dumped other stocks. Northern Pacific tumbled about 10 3 4 points from the previous close.
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NEW YORK, May
Northern Pacific
Harriman
Union Pacific
Morgan-Hill
Goulds
Standard Oil Company
Vanderbilts-Morgan-Hill
shorts
Fire Among Cotton Bales Rages in Augusta Ga
A major blaze in Augusta Ga devastates the Union Compress warehouse and threatens nearby facilities. Ten thousand bales of cotton burned, with total losses around 250000 dollars. wind and spreading flames endanger rail depots and other warehouses. No lives reported, fire still burning but under control as crews battle the blaze.
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AUGUSTA
Union Compresa Company
P Hinitzey & Company
S. M. Whitney
Chareston
Carolina
Enron Compress Company
Phinizy & Company
Whitney & Company
Assault on Kansas Young Lady Strikes Leavenworth
Leavenworth Kas May 8 A sixteen year old report says Ethel Bonnie eighteen daughter of George W Bonnie was not at penitentiary when assaulted by an unknown white man yesterday. She remains alive but not expected to recover. Suspect at large with search parties covering ground between Leavenworth and Jansing. Local talk of extreme retribution.
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Gazette
LEAVENWORTH, Kas
Ethel Bonnie
George W. Bonnie
Neer
state penitentiary
here
Jansing
Fire kills two women in Lexington Ave building blaze
In New York on May 8 two women died and several others were wounded in a five story apartment fire at Lexington Avenue and Sixtieth Street. The dead are Mrs Jennie McSorley, forty, and Miss Brown, eighteen. Miss Winters is fatally injured. Escape via the stairway was cut off by the flames. Loss from the fire is put at twenty thousand dollars.
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SEATTLE
Mitchell, Lewis & Stavers
Main
Jackson streets
MigHavacci Wine Company
Globe
Marshall
W. L. Smith
Syracuse
Newark
Walker
Mitchell Lewis & Slavers ‘Implement
McGilvacci Wine Company
Gazette
NEW YORK
Lexington avenue
ftington avenue
Sixtieth street
JENNIE M'SORLEY
MisS BROWN
Miss Winters
Kitchener Explains Failure To Catch De Wet
Lord Kitchener's March dispatch explains his unsuccessful pursuit of De Wet and withholds blame or praise for British commanders. The analysis suggests South Africa conflicts are not near resolution, per Tribune London coverage. Advertisement notes savings bank analogy and stylish suite offers from H. Leter's.
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KITCHENER
DEWET
Gazette
NEW YORK
Lord Kitchener
De Wet
the Tribune
London
South Africa
H. Leter’s
Eastern Market Quotations and Local Markets Update
Market notes from Chicago and San Francisco along with a rare street-level report from Reno Star mine. Cattle receipts total 21,000 with price ranges for steers, cows, heifers, and calves. sheep receipts 20,000 with lamb and yearling prices. Wheat and barley activity in San Francisco and Chicago futures shown, plus a violent incident at the Reno Star mine where Tom Phillips was attacked by William Johnson, Phillips injured, Johnson jailed, and local market prices listed for flour, wheat, potatoes, butter, cheese, hay, and beef. A closing teaser notes a savings offer at the Cash Store for a new suit.
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Gazette
CHICAGO
Texas fed
SAN FRANCISCO
McKinley
caice
Evan Williams Dies at the Bay in San Francisco
San Francisco May 8 Evan Williams of Nevada died here this morning at an old age. He once ran a Gold Hill butcher shop and later became an accountant for Crown Point Gold and Silver Mining. Williams helped found Empire’s Mexican Mill and represented Ormady County in the State Senate 1885 to 1889. He was involved in a notable mining controversy with J P Jones and recently began a suit for accounting. their longtime friendship appears strained.
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Evan Willams
San Francisco
Gold Hill
Nevada
Crown Point
Empire
Ormady county
State
salt of Fox
Hale and Norcrosa Mining Company
Williams
Comstock
Carson river
Willams
J. P. Jones
beteen Jones and
Wedekind v Bell decision favors Bell in mining case
Judge Curter rules against Wedekind in the mining case and grants the injunction with a lengthy decision to be summarized tomorrow. Notices of business debt collection and a divorce proceeding are included, along with a marriage license grant and leadership changes at a ranch firm. Sealed bids for building materials at the U S Indian School in Carson Nevada close May 31 1901.
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Curter
Charles Bell
Dunn
Humboldt county
William O'Leary
Lovelock
Mamie Lane
Reno
Lane
U. S. Indian School Service
Carson
Nevada
atea
U. S
solvent national bank
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
United States
JAMES K. ALLEN
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Redlands Storm Center
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KANSAS
YOUNG LADY
De. Gilbert
Geroge H. Gilbert
Chicago Theological Seminary
Gilbert
Nevada Hardware & Supply Company
suttina
Reno Star
Tom Phillips
William Johnson
Phillips
Johnson
EVAN
the “Gazette
EVAN WILLIAMS
WEDEKIND VS. BELL
Wedekind
Bell
Emrich
P. H. Finnigan
Josie L
bliss
Benjamin Curler
James Raser
Gerlach Live Stock Company
Deep Hole
S. S. Dean
Cyclera
ALFRED NELSON
Artioles
Nobby
M. FRANK & CO
HARRY L. McDUFFEE
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KOLSTER & URBAN
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