Death of an Earl in Cambridge Express at Potter's Bar
The Earl of Strafford was killed when the Cambridge Express struck him at Potter's Bar Hartfordshire while returning from Gotham Park. The accident occurred about 6:30 pm with no witness. The Countess, Lady Susan Byng, Lady Mary Byng, and Rev. Francie Edmund Byng stayed with the body overnight. the Countess is deeply distressed.
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London
Earl of Strafford
Cambridge Express
Potter’s Bar
Hartfordshire
Gotham Park
No. 3
St James Square
Wrotham Park
Potter's Bar
Buckingham Palace
Weather signs point to light winds and scattered showers
A synoptic chart shows high pressure over the western U S shifting eastward toward Canada while a developing low over Utah may bring unsettled, windy weather. No precipitation is noted east of the low, with light showers reported from Nevada southward. conditions suggest a northeastward movement or absorption by the northward high pressure. Weather lore notes a likely tidy and threatening pattern but limited local impact.
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Waemivircle
Oregon
Canada
Illinois
Utah
Nevada
Winnemucca
Mines and Mining Notes Show Reno Smelting Progress
A Boston group led by George J. Benton and others traveled from Lovelock to Reno to inspect Electric Mining and Reduction Company work bought from H. H. Beck. The Maine-incorporated firm plans extensive plant improvements including a Buckner roaster and new 60 ton smelter, boosting value with a Connecticut electric plant arrival. Frank Swindler and Jim Healey head De La Mar and Wethey option operations. Col. Nick Treweek plans a Boston investor party to Idaho for Lucky Boy deals amid renewed ore development optimism. Rich Nevada Mines manager Griffiths reports progress at De La Mar, with 9,000 tons per month output and plans for new ground development. Copper to Boom reports indicate Snyder’s copper market outlook remains steady, with ongoing demand and new uses. Utah mining prospects hover between optimism and late-stage exploration. Buffalo Hump field prospects in Lewiston show ore bodies largely refractory with complex metal associations. Genoa copper prospects need continued development and expert inspection. Gold dust from Captain De La Mar’s Golden Gate at Mercur shipments to Kansas City set a new peak, with 6,000 pounds valued at $120,000 to $150,000 as mill officials anticipate further records.
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George J. Benton
Lester H. Wil Tiame
George Wallace
Harry F. Cottle
Boston
Lovelock
Reno
Electric Mining and Reduction Company
H. H. Beck
Lawn
Maine
George D. Burton
Lester A. Williams
G. D. Henton
L. H. Williams
G. W. Steiner
Charlee Williams
Aneel Scidmore
Arabia
Trinity District
Connecticut
Nevada
Griffiths
de la Mar
Salt Lake Tribune
Boston and
Frank Swindler
Jim Healey
Golden Gate
Mercur
Kansas City
Major Jackson
Mr. Jackling
Siegel
Sunrise
O'Mara Brothers
Salt Lake
Humboldt County
Gold Hill
Young America
Tuscarora
Utah Capital
Pine Grove
Exmeralda County
Belcher
Yellow Jacket
Confidence
Challenge Con
Con
Imperial
Empire State
Fisher's
Sixmile Lanyon
Flowery
R. E. Kelly
Justice Mining Company
Saya
San Francisco Bulletin
Justice
T. C. Stevens
Whalen Mining Company of
Chicago
Suyer
Golconda
Grand Lodge of Nevada meets in Carson for biennial session
The Grand Lodge of the Ancient Order of United Workmen of Nevada met in Carson in Odd Fellows Hall at 10 o clock yesterday. Officers present included Past Grand Master Workman A La Grave Grand Master Workman M G Cecil and Grand Foreman Charles Stewart. Reports show healthy growth with about 1100 members in the state and 86000 disbursed since the last meeting. Also notes on Elkes Steam Wagon for Redman Transportation and various mining developments across the state including Copper prospects near Siegel Sunrise and Desert districts and new shaft work at Tuscarora.
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Grand Lodge of the
Ancient Order of United Workmen
State of
Nevada
Odd Fellows
Carson
A. la” Grave
M. G. Cecil
Charles Stewart
Hasenlyendl
J. E. Gignoux
H. L. Fish
J.J. Quinn
Copper Prospects Near Battle Mountain Draw Prospector Trust
Old time miners in Humboldt County comb copper sites while J A Blossom mobilizes twelve men to work his copper claim near the historic Battle Mountain area seeking rich ore.
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Humboldt County
J. A. Blossom
Old Battle Mountain
Reno meeting on town progress and aims for a commercial center
The Building and Loan Association of Reno held a Monday session in the Washoe County Bank directors' room. Chas. Gulling was elected chairman and F. H. Norcross secretary. The group discussed making Reno a commercial center and urged an intelligent committee to approach the Southern Pacific with town-backed concessions. They also talked of improved streets and sidewalks and town improvements. A committee was appointed to outline future plans and report by next Monday evening.
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Building and Loan Association of
Reno
Washoe County Bank
Chas
Gulling
F. H. Norcross
Southern Pacific Company
Building and Loan Association
Phat
State News Notes on Roads and Railways in Nevada
Talks of a wagon road from Markleeville to Blue Lakes estimate cost about 1000 dollars. A San Francisco rumor says Ed Reynolds formerly of Carson died at Dawson City, unconfirmed. A contract has been let for a twelve mile electric railway from Searchlight District to the Colorado river mill. Dr J C Stubba of the University of Nevada is named in one of sixteen considered by the California State University trustees. Rev Samuel Unsworth and wife left Reno for San Francisco for medical treatment. H R Cooke of Tuscarora passed a bar exam before the Supreme Court at Carson and was admitted to practice law in Nevada. Placerville reports fifteen feet of an unidentified material.
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Elke
Redman Transportation Company
Independent
Elko
Tuscarora
Redman
Lindley
Markleeville
Blue Lakes
San Francisco
Ed Reynolds
Carson
Dawson City
Searchlight District
Lincoln County
Colorado River
J.C. Stubba
University of Nevada
California State University
H. R. Cooke
Supreme Court
Nevada
Placerville
Rail and tonic ads mix on Upper Summit Lake item
The piece blends railroad promotion with medical and consumer ads from a Reno Journal era page. It touts the Union Pacific as fastest eastward service with dining and library cars, then shifts to cures for croup, piles, wounds, and spring goods, including watches and sewing machines, with local store placements and agent recruitment.
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Union Pacific Railroad
Union Pacific
Utah
Missouri River
Chicago
New York
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Rossville
York County
Penn
Anderson
W. A. Brown
Ugtlwl F.C. Robin & CO
Mines and Mining
Chester R. Snyder
Humboldt
Idaho
Nick Treweek
Iss
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Treweek
R. Snyder
Calumet & Hecla
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Snyder
Milford
PB. A. HE. Franklin
Buffalo Hump
Lewiston
Genoa
Gardnerville
Elaine
State News
Grand Lodge
NEW Transportation
John Dern
Mercur Mining Company
Tuccarora
Nev
Rodi
Calumet, Mich
Messie
Meserve and Southworth
Dexter
Howe
Eagle Drug Store
Samuel Unsworth
Pierce
Saga
Reno Journal
Belog
Shiloh
Boots
DeWitt
Hood
F. C. Robins
mySwi
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Tain
M. Hofman
Chamberlain
Waltham
Chicas
Chicago Jewelry Compeny
Montgomery Street
Cal
Picycles
Featherstone
Columbia
Hiryher
E. Reinhart & CO
Jor
Winnemucca Bottling Works
Short Bros
Winnemucca, Nevada
Milwaukee Beer
What
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Matter With
Union
Silver State
Silver State Winnemucca
Pioneer
Mr Motto
A. Kleinhans
B. Staunton
Paradise, Nevada
Hollingsworth
Kentucky
Alfonso Pasquale
P&b
Rutherford Roofing Building Papers
de Parafine Waint CO
Kain Prancines
Reinhart Bros
J.H. Hoyt
Bridge Street
Treabel
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P. A. Pinson
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