Nevada Gold Boom Clusters as Rawhide Free Milling Ores Rise
Rawhide Nevada blooms with a feverish boom as free milling gold ore concentrates near the town. Balloon and Gratt Hills become a solid ore region with owners converting homes to mining shacks. Projects at Magill Ely and Iron Springs advance. Giroux plans expansions. Clarence Eddy reports promising analyses from Death Valley dredging. Keeley pays $50,000 for a 24-lode Iron Springs group, totaling $226,000.
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Nevada
Granby Copper Company
Canada
Boundry
Boundry Ameliors
Crerar Clinch Coal Company
Chicago
Ouguola
Moston
United States
Miaco
Ily
Nimpelf
Park City
Oply Judge
Silver King
Magill
Giroux Consolidated Copper Company
Ely
Rawhide
Gratt Hills
Clarence Eddy
Death Valley
Oakland
Cal
Ume
Great
Thomas F. Keeley
McGarry
Iron County
Lumber Yard Announces Closed Sunday 5
The lumber yard will be closed to business on Sunday the 5th. Customers are advised to adjust plans accordingly and will be informed of reopening times.
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Sunde
Blizzard Strikes Central West Paralyzing Chicago Area
Storm hits Chicago and Midwest towns causing widespread travel paralysis. Waukegan harbor wrecks the Anspach with two dead and six saved. Milwaukee and Des Moines face heavy snow and halted transit. Topeka and Kansas areas report sleet rain and subzero conditions. widespread disruptions across Iowa Nebraska Michigan and Illinois with multiple fatalities and severe cold.
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Chicago
Waukegan
Ten Miller
Lake Michigan
Des Moines
Tde
Iowa
Due Moines
Omaha
Neb
Detroit
Mich
Michigan
Mar Aball
Topeka
Kans
Kanan
Jewell County
Stoessel Takes All Blame In Fort Arthur Surrender Trial
In St Petersburg the trial of General Stoessel neared its end as the prosecution waived rebuttal and the accused spoke briefly. He claimed full responsibility for the Fort Arthur surrender, declaring that if the court finds fault the sentence should be death.
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Stoessel
Bt. Petersburg
Stoenxel
Fort Arthur
Dominican Republic to Pay Debts with Bonds Agreement
Washington reports rapid progress on settling the Dominican Republic debt. Creditors accept bonds at 8 1 2 percent with 6 percent interest for forty years, plus 102 1 2 redemption after ten years. About 60 percent of claims are recognized, reducing total debt from 30 million to 4 1 8 million. Monthly 100 000 will service interest, with 200 000 yearly toward redemption.
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Washington
Dominican Republic
United States
Financelal
New York
Frm
Republic
Interdit
Free for all fight at York Reformatory ends in death
Meyer OShansky, 15, dies from wounds after a Thursday brawl at Randall's Island reform school involving about twenty boys. Raefello Sfonza, also 15, a guard, charged with inflicting the fatal wound. Three others seriously hurt.
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York Reformatory
New York
Randall's Island
Meyer O'Shansky
Raefello Sfonza
Trattution
O'Shansky
Peruna promises to remain a people’s remedy and honesty
An advertisement style piece proclaims Peruna’s openness about ingredients and composition, pledging to sell to the public and publish testimonials and portraits with consent. It defends its ethics, asserts international expansion, and claims the product cures chronic catarrh, while noting accompanying notes on marital questions in government reports.
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Hartman
Peruna
Mudical
Pennsylvania Woman Dies Saving Grandchild in York Fire
In York Pennsylvania two people died in a Tuesday house fire at the home of Diane Herrington an agent for the Pennsylvania Railroad. Herrington woke to a blaze stirred the kitchen fire and stepped outside briefly returning to find the house ablaze. She rushed upstairs to save a grandchild but was overcome by smoke and suffocated. the child also suffocated.
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Post Ofice Department
Washington
New York Sun
Pennaylvania
York
Diane Herrington
Pennsylvania Railroad
Herrington
Prosecute Land Grant Railroads In Oregon Joint Resolution
A joint resolution reported to the senate urges Congress to authorize the attorney general to prosecute land grant railroads in Oregon for grant noncompliance. It seeks dispossession of land in parcels no larger than 160 acres at not more than $2.50 per acre. The measure, from the Judiciary Committee by Senator Fulton, was placed on the calendar for immediate consideration.
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Washington
Congress
Oregon
Senate
Committee On Judiciary
Fulton
Senate stops Boral amendment to sanctions code bill
The senate defeated Senator Boral's bid to bar fees for services by attorneys in proceedings involving the United States. No recorded vote recorded. several senators supported Horak and others. Borak intends a new bill with the same aim. Also reports a former Oklahoma City policeman Beom Blossom killed near town by ex-tenant J. C. Woodson after a quarrel. Woodson surrendered to the sheriff claiming self defense.
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Sarah
Washington
Senate
Boral
United States
Horak
Burkett
Brown
Dixon
Bourne
LaFollette
Clark
Arkansas
Bacon
Stevenson
Richardson
Borak
Formar
Oklahoma City
Oklah
EB. Beom Bloksom
Syd
Mrn
J. C. Woodson
Beomblossom
Tarot Speed Perle
Wondaon
Nixon Says Goldfield Is All Right
Senator Nixon of Nevada told President Roosevelt that Goldfield mines are filling with a good class of men and mining activity is resuming. He warned the copper property closures have flooded the western labor market and predicts many workers will be available soon as conditions improve.
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Nixon
Washington
Nevada
Roosevelt
Goldfield
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Retail Butchers’ Association of
Barbers’ Union
Roy
Joseph Mulhall
Foote
James T. Mulhall
Minnesota
Niccolot Creamery Company
Minneapolis
Jacob Nathanson
Mulhall
Peruna Editorial NO. 1
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Alice L. Dowell
Easton Ave
St. Louis
Gertrude
Garnelden Co
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Syrua
Mayer
F. Mayer Boot & Shoe Company
Milwaukee
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Edison Company
California
Sacramento
Gillette
Washington, D. C
Rivers and Harbors Committee
San Joaquin
Orem
Erma Wet
Mandy Lee
General Merchandise
Crockery
Henry Welland
Main Street
Meadow Valley
Pioche, Nevada
James A. Nesbitt
Pioche
Pioche Brokerage Company
W. M. Nichols
J. H. Egan
Hill and Hill Bourbon
Wm. Culverwell
Meadow Valley Street
A. S. Thompson CO
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George Reed
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