Reform Demands Rock the Rail Telegraphists Strike
The Silver State reports that Mr Fillmore agreed to raise operator pay to 80 dollars a month for twelve hours of duty and extra pay for night work. Affected stations include Terrie Well and Winlaworth with 725 per month rises for some locations. New copy operator pay rises to 100 per month at Wor, while Carlin remains short staffed. The Rail Telegraphers union claims major gains and notes near unity with the railroad. Local names include Julian Rimore, George Estes, and W. P. Shaw among others, with several arrivals and movements at Winnemucca and surrounding areas.
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Beverdt Ditys
Order of Kalina
Fillmore
Gorge Estes
Bouthiern
Grants’ Pass
Otegon
Coumufp
Wistmare
Pillmere
Orer
Terrie
Welle
Onlin
Jonemucea
Winlaworth
Wich Plaice
Mill City
Otis
Wor
Waileworth
Ogden
Carlin
Rilnad Nnes Pot
Teta
Fille
Gubernatorial recount progresses in several counties
The Supreme Court today continued the gubernatorial contest with East York, Douglas, Washoe, Storey and other counties. Ballots from Genoa Mottsville and Washoe were scrutinized, with Sadler objecting to numerous ballots and McMillan gaining a large plurality in Washoe. Attorneys expect lengthy recounts and confidence centers on county-by-county challenges.
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McMilan
Douglas County
Blossom
Varios
Genoa Hickets
McMillan
Sadler
Genoa
Mottsville
Carson
Supreme Court
East York
Washoe County
Wadsworth
Wila
Storey
Washoe
Examinations for West Point Cadetship in Reno
The West Point cadetship examination began in Reno with seven applicants. All passed physicals except Halbert Boswell Bulwer of Virginia, who failed. Mental tests started, expected to run to Thursday for reports to Congressman Newlands. The appointee faces a March reexamination for academy admission. Applicants include John Donald Cameron aged 18 Virginia City George Allen Leavitt aged 20 Yerington Harry Bulgar Harper aged 18 Virginia City Halbert Boewell Bulmer aged 19 Virginia City.
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West Point
Reno
JT. Phillips
Halbert Boswell Bulwer
Virginia
Stable
John Eilward Bray
Sia
Antil
Congressman Newlands
Academy
John Donald Cameron
Virginia City
George Allen Leavitt
Yerington
Harry Bulgar Harper
Halbert Boewell Bulmer
Local Brevities From the Humbolt Valley to Navy Recruits
Water in the Humbolt River rose about four inches in 48 hours. A large ironwheel wheel built by Electrical Engine Company of Francisco was shipped eastbound to Nephi Utah for Theodore Braback. Lovelock valley alfalfa stands four feet high and ready for first crop by early next week. J J Stevenson received 30 days in jail for selling to Tadino w, brought here on No. 4 by Colwell. Workmen dig up water pipes from courthouse to Bridgestreet. leaks may require new main installation. Lovelock constable Mike Walsh brought four hobos from No 3, sentenced five or ten days for vagrancy, tied to a wreck at Iron Point. A special Navy recruit train of four sleepers and one baggage car, 118 men and six officers, with Lt. Foley, arrived at Lafayette and Busch hotels for assignment to Island Navy Yard. Most recruits from Cincinnati and Chicago traveling to training ships for instruction.
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Linn
J. A. Doll
San Francisco
Regia
Lynet
Waleworth
B. Sutherland
Rew
BR. Thomas
Gelayre Mill City
Robbins
Petree
Eost
EN. Roweey
Eirekn & Fulisade
Rend Faym
Vatier
CO. Wilburn
Vier
San Prenvisey
Lafayette
Cullen Cetarnet
California
W.d. Merchant
G. W. Graveon
Valley
Beonawe
W.P. Shaw
4. B. Wagoner
A. Rodman
Whith Waa
Fred Crocker
Joseph Kougon Reonda
Chia Place
Wells
Jay
Pitee
Charles Rovers
Winnen
Stalign Ag Nigit
W. Curtis
Julius Krutieticht
Southery Pacifics Company
J. A. Wallace
Neva Ed. Stauffer
Electrical Engine Company
Francisco
Nephi
Utah
Theodore Braback
Lovelock
J. J. Stevenson
Davivier
Golvonda
Tadinow
No. 4
Colwell
Bridgestreet
Mike Walsh
No. 3
Thos
Kelly
Murray
James Gordon
McDonald
Iron Point
Navy
Busch
Klucny's
Foley
United States Navy
Cincinnati
Ohio
Chicago
Island Navy Yard
Trestle Destroyed Near Rogue River Northwest Line
A large trestle bridge spanning the Rogue river, twenty six miles north of Grant's Pass and 276 miles south of Portland, was burned cutting railroad connections between California and Oregon on the Oregon and California Railroad line. The Silver State leased wire reports. NEW YORK June 20 passengers arrived aboard the Orinoco from Bermuda including Lady Barker General Russell Hastings and A Allison Bermuda colonial secretary J A Tunningham Jr and Hon T J Madson reciprocity commissioners en route for Washington.
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Rogue River
Grant
Pasa
Portland
Oregon
New York
Orinoco
Bermuda
Laly Barker
Russel Hastings
Hoo. A. Allison
J. A. Tunningham Jr
T. J. Madson
Washington
Ambassadors and Secretaries Titled at Paris Appointment
The report notes Spenenr peas who served as secretary to Cub John Hay during his ambassadorship and later became Second Secretary to the United States in Paris. The details appear from a June 20 dispatch from Losdon, mentioning Eddy Advanced and Dy The Silver Brite's Leaxed Wire.
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Eddy
Losdon
Spenenr Peas
Cub John Hay
United States
Evvineay
United Henbasey
Paris
McKinley Honors Commencement at Mount Holyoke College
President McKinley and party attended Mount Holyoke College graduation, delivering diplomas to Grace McKinley, with Mrs. McKinley and officials present. The event featured flags, flowers, and a large crowd as the President lauded gender equality in education and national progress.
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South Hadley
Mass
Mount Holyoke College
McKinley
Mra. McKinley
Allen
Grace McKinley
Fouger Wolcott
Mount Holyoke
United States
Otyoke
Federation Vote in New South Wales Stirring Results
Reports from Sydney and London show New South Wales voted in favor of federation by a large majority with 100 084 for and 78 239 against. The colonies’ federation question dominated today’s voting as officials confirm the result.
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Pvileos
Sydney
New South Wales
London
Joseph Chamberlain
House of Commons
Automobiles and War Use Highlighted by General Miles
General Nelson A. Miles discusses the automobile's growing role in war and society. He notes Europe and the United States advancing rapidly, predicting autos will replace horse transport in cities, reduce cruelty and costs, and support military needs from rapid troop movement to carrying light artillery and telegraph gear. He cautions frontline use remains uncertain until roads and technologies mature.
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Washington
Nelson A. Miles
Europe
France
United States
Magazine Explosion at Fort Picking Kills One
ATLANTA June 20 Colonel Royal T Frank reports an old magazine at Fort Picking exploded this morning after a tie from the kitchen caused the blast. One man was killed by falling debris. Damage described as not heavy. Colonel Frank wired for further particulars. Collision reported as Wearmouth arrives Sunderland with damage after a June 18 collision off Dodghiship with Port Elgin.
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Atlanta
Royal, T. Frank
Department of the Gulf
Hern
Fort Picking
Frank
North Craw ley wins Crow Plate at Gatwick in six events
At Gatwick on June 20 A Bailey's two year old North Crawley with L Reiff aboard won the Crow Plate for two year olds over five furlongs in a field of eight with betting at 5 to 2. Boomer ridden by Tod Sloan won the Gatwick Selling Handicap of 600 sovereigns in a five horse field with Seethos second and Gentle of France third. In Kingston, Captain Hopkins reports no danger to the British steamer Ethelwold after shaft failure and strong currents. News from Frankfort notes Governor Bradley planning a special term to try the Bakers as part of the feud response and a reward offered for Tom Baker's slayer. A drowning accident near Rhinelander leaves six missing after a Danhar party capsized during a storm. In Ayrshire, an abandoned mine flood traps several men underground with fifteen still missing.
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London
Silver State
Gatwick
A. Bailey
North Crawley
L. Reiff
Lord Beresford
Boomer
Tod Sloan
Seethos
Gentle
France
Kingston
Hopkins
Ethelwold
Philadelphia
Port Antonio
Brookline
Kentucky
Frankfort
Bradley
Clay County
Eversole
Bakers
Bradlay
Tom Baker
Markets Report Cattle and Sheep Prices From Chicago and Omaha
The Silver State wire reports Chicago cattle receipts at 2,000 with steady market and prices for beef steers cows and heifers Texas steers croppers and feeders plus 10,000 sheep receipts with steady demand and lambs priced to 6 65. Omaha receipts 8,200 cattle with steady to stronger tone for natives.
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Texas
Kansas City
Aus
Buble
Denver
Janet
Iitte
Chicago
Omaha
Scandal in High Life Brings Divorce Hearing to Fore
In London on June 2 the hearing for Mire Candas Pole against Samuel Candn Pole addressed cruelty and adultery with Mins Ince Broome wife of the Hon Tupert Cecil Craven brother of the Earl of Craven. Extraneous letters from the husband to wife and mother-in-law were read. testimony supported the charges though denied by the respondent. The petitioner testifies and will remain in Winnemaces until next Monday.
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London
Mire
Candas Pole
Samuel Candn
Pole
Mins Ince Broome
Tupert
Cecil Craven
Earl of Craven
Mies Carpela Tedieg-Martin
Biehs
Edward Henry Carson
Q. A
Solicitor-General of
Ireland
Candee Pole
Mire Broome
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George Marchant
Harry F. Osborne
Michigan Avenue
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Osborn
Habeas Corons
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Exchange
Reichstag
Lensen Ware
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Gie Caroline
Ladrone
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Hetehetag Toley
Aavre
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J.D. Richards
Plas
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
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J. Cheney
Walt
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H. B. McDonald
Wadeworth
Lafayette Hotel
Eagle Deng Lores
W. M. Bryan
Galagher
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Test
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Bedalia Mo
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Karl
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Jobo Bevine
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Anthon
Iowa
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Sunderland
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Mall
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Druggiat
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Nev
Mrs. Pole
J. D. Richards
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Epeet
G. W. Summerfield
Giroux
Diehl’s Book Store
Bridge Street
Wintiemucea
Mem Exil
C. Diehl
Paradise
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Marchane
Hollingsworth
Alfohs
P. A. Pinson
Pamces
Golconda
Poulin & Larivere
Etreat
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Jordan
Museum OF Anatomy
Market NT
San Francesco
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Jordan & CO
Market St
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Humboldt County
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Kennedy
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Indian Creek
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Bey Sea
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Givan
Fiat
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Arsity
Jane
Ary
Erie TY
Carsian Chiy
Anse Chen
Becade
el Sermon
Carson City
Wwe
Kelley
Joe A. Balay
Lenaty
Masala
Walt Parte Inc
Teow
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