Roosevelt successor to Platt debated in Senate context
Washington sources discuss possible paths for Theodore Roosevelt’s return to national politics amid doubt over Taft’s presidency. The piece notes Roosevelt’s cautious stance on joining the Senate, his past criticisms of party leadership, and the potential role of a Roosevelt- Taft accommodation in New York politics. The article also mentions a burglary case in Clarendon Hotel with suspects arrested and linked to Francisco.
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WASHINGTON
senate
Marek
Patt
chet
Taft
Mr. Taft
New York
Oblinaisevelt
Control of Big Power Plants Passes from the Fleishackers
Dispatches from San Francisco report the Fleishackers losing control of the Truckee River General Electric company and the Truckee River Electric system. The sale to Mortimer Hammon and associates gives control of two long power plants on the Truckee River and a large distribution network serving Reno Carson Virginia City and nearby mining districts. Hammon intends to expand capacity and extend lines, with investments from Boston financiers and Nevada mining interests.
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FLEISHACKERS
Francisco
Truckee
San Francisco
Bleishaukers
Truckee River General Wreckling company
Nevada Pransit von
Nevada Transit company
Reno
prinureholiers
Mandy
Tannmon
ares
voram
Tainmon
Prackee
Carson
Virginia City
Verington
Nevada
Hammon
Descendant of English Peer Files Divorce Suit in Reno
Mrs. Ghna Millicent Wranklin-Burch, widow of a prominent Canadian contractor and descendant of an English peer, files for divorce from Joseph Albert Franklin-Burch. She cites desertion six years ago while in England, relocation via Nova Scotia and Montreal, a daughter Ghita, and lack of justification for desertion. She seeks divorce, child support, and name change. Attorneys listed as Suni and Curler.
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ENGLAND
RENO
CANADA
Joseph Albert Franklin-Burch
Ghita
Louise Iole
Ute
Montreal
Phor
St. Anne
St. Jerome
Quebec
eyss tafhar
Suni
Curler
Reno Merchants Plan Fight for Better Rates
Reno merchants and business leaders gather in the subrooms of the Reno Commercial Club to organize funds and gather views on a rate dispute with the Southern Pacific. They aim to press Interstate Commerce Commission officials to secure lower rates, arguing the move will boost Reno and Nevada’s economy.
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Reno
jul Giuklen
Cor interme
Onis
H. J. Daring
Teno Clanmercial Club
Inn
Cockril
Interstate Commerce Commission
Southern Pacific
Simmons
Reno wholesale grocery
Darling
Nevada
Henry Thurtell
Nevada Railroad Commission
Nevada Railroad
Interstate commerce
ana Mature
Rone
tor
ignatiene Parig company
Trankiseg nd-Sa
Street Car Lines Extend West on Fourth Street
Street car lines are extended west on Fourth Street after purchase consolidates Reno power firms. Work began with steel and ties laid to Ridston Street and crews expect Wilcis rimming past Ri ston Street. City Engineer Maxson says the line will upgrade the street as completion nears in about two weeks.
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FOURTH STREET
Truckee River
coaming
Reno Power, Light and Wa company
Nevada Transit company
Carson Gas & Electric company
Mabager Campbell
Reno Power, Light rad Water Company
Nevada Transsit company
sometme
Reno - ‘Vractivon company
Fouorls street
Sierra street
Ridston street
Campbell ates
Tiston street
Ralston street
dence district
Ninth street
metimes
St. George addlar
Virginia street
California avenue
Maxson
Ireno Traction company
Nat Goodwin Seenset to Wed Edna Goodrich This Week
New York reports strong indications Nat Goodwin will marry Edna Goodrich this week with a Saturday wedding anticipated by close friends. Goodwin buys a wedding ring at Kirkpatrick's and plans public betrothal news, while Goodrich whereabouts and dining plans remain unclear amid mining-financial ties alleged. Separately, Rock Island firm Onion Telegraph goes into receivership after failure to meet bond obligations, with receivers named by the American Trust and Savings Bank of Chicago.
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NEW YORK
Nat. Goodwin
Edna Goodrich
Goodwin
Kirkpatrick's
Miss Goodrich
Wallack
the theate
ROCK ISLAND
Onion, Telephone, and Telegraph comming
Moline
Davenport
Iowa
American Trust and Savings Bank of Chicago
H.L.'Brattle
Leroy J. Wolfes
agoint
DHE
descuit
Nas
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Stucker
élty
Banker Morse and Curtis Sentenced in Bank Misuse Case
Alfred H Curtis former bank president and Charles W Murse a director were found guilty in federal court of misapplication at the National Bank of North America. Morse was sentenced with a ten day stay, Curtis received clemency and both wives collapsed with distress in the courtroom as sentences were pronounced.
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MORSE
Alfred Curtis
YORK
Charles W Murse
America
wis
lencend Ledlig
func
North Ameria
Alfred H. Curtis
Hough
Marie
Curtis
Men’s Fall and Winter Suits at Local Store
A local shop advertises a wide display of men’s fall and winter suits overcoats shirts ties underwear and pajamas. The copy urges readers to visit soon and promises the best outfitting in the city.
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PLATT PERTIAT
BOY
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Clarendon
HWillekiten
Moortin
W. P. Hammon
Corporation
Ghna Millicent Wranklin-Burch
Lewishan
London
Reading
Eng
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owever
NAT GOODWIN
Kirby
Columbus
Ohio
leorn
Nat
Miss Goodriff
CGnodwin
Rawhide Coalition
BANKER HORSE
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