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Tonopah Daily Bonanza

Location

Tonopah, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1908

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Wingfield Marries San Francisco Bride in Nevada Social era

George Wingfield, Nevada mining magnate and United States Senator George S. Nixon associate, marries the elder daughter of Robert Murdock of the United States National Bank. The bride, a San Francisco debutante with musical talent, wears an empire gown of white duchess satin and receives a diamond bridal set. The couple departs for Los Angeles then New York and Europe, planning a world tour before residence alternates between Goldfield and San Francisco.

Robert Murdock United States National Bank San Francisco George Wingfield United States George S. Nixon Nevada Goldfield Tonopah Wingfield Los Angeles New York Europe

Gould Abandons Railroad Plans in Major Pact

At a New York meeting in Kuhn, Loeb offices on July 31, B. H. Harriman George J. Gould and Jacob Schitt arranged a plan for Kuhn Loeb to fund the Wa bash railroad to meet 38 million dollars in notes maturing next Saturday guaranteed by the Wabash The move signals the collapse of Goulds bid to build a rival transcontinental system including Western Pacific Denver and Rio Grande Missouri Pacific and Western Maryland Wall Street sees the terms as not generous yet Gould accepts the best deal offered by Harriman allies.

Associated Press New York Kuhn, Loeb and Company B. H. Harriman George J. Gould Jacob H. Schitt Wabast Railroad Wabash George Gould Western Pacific Denver and Rio Grande Missouri Pacific Wheeling Lake Erie Wabash-Pittsburg Maryland Gould Harriman Wall Street

Bryan Visitors and Campaign Plans Noted at Fairview

In Fairview on July 31 a small number of visitors went to see the Democratic nominee for president. Bryan moved through his acceptance speech with few interruptions and said the speech would be completed by August 8. Mayor F W Brown announced the August 12 notification exercises after Bryan approved them.

Associated Press Fairview Bryan F. W. Brown Bupyalo Norman, Mack Democratic Nations Committee Labor Committee Nations

Famous Beauty in Atlanta Dies by Own Action

Mrs Joseph Thompson a longtime Atlanta social leader and noted beauty was found dead in her room in July. Authorities indicate death by gas tying to years of ill health and melancholia. She was daughter of Major Livingston Mills and once headed the International Cotton Exposition women’s board in 1895. She hosted Presidents Cleveland and Harrison and joined James Gordon Bennet aboard his world yacht voyage.

Atlanta Joseph Thompson South Thompson Livingston Mills Cleveland Harrison James Gordon Bennett World

Thunderstorm Breaks Oppressive Huat Heat Across Region

A July 31 electrical storm swept Bakersfield and surrounding mountains, ending days of oppressive heat. Four lightning strikes ignited forest fires in the San Emidio range south of town, with Tehachapi mountains reporting a stark cloudburst above Caliente and Bakersfield receiving about an hour of rain.

Bakersfield San Emidio Centro Tehachap Mountains Caliento Bakersfeld

Relations Strained as Davila Accuses Consuls of Aiding Revolution

President Davila charges American consuls, with envoys of France and Norway, of playing into the hands of revolutionists. The accusation creates tension abroad as officials deny the claims and seek to calm the diplomatic dispute.

Davila France Norway

United States Upset With Honduras Over Exequatur Cancellations

The United States and Honduras face a dispute after President Davilin cancelled exequaturs of foreign consuls at Celba Honduras. The consuls including American Consul Drew Linard and Vice Consul Reynolds, along with French and Norwegian vice consuls, deny any improper conduct and say they only relayed the revolutionaries demand to the local commander.

Associated Press Washington United States Honduras Davilin Celba Drew Linard Reynolds France Norway State Department

Graves replies to Watson on Independence party ties

John Temple Graves, candidate of the Independence party for vice president, replies to Thomas Watson who accused the party of being Hearst controlled. Graves defends the independence convention in Indianapolis and asserts Hearst had no influence on the platform or candidates, noting few Hearst-connected delegates among 700 attendees.

Associated Press New York John Temple Graves Independence Party Thomas Watson People's Party William R. Hearst Watson Hearst Democratic Party Indianapolis Wall Street Chicago Graves Boss

Taft Babies Named in Campaign Note

Three babies named Taft appear in letters from parents as Taft campaigns through Hot Springs and Denver. Taft golfed and rode with General Corbin while a committee was named to handle invitations and finances for an interstate fair opening Labor Day. Also, Sierra Madre and Pacific railway seeks $5,000,000 to extend lines from Casas Grandes toward Nuevo Casas Grandes to connect with other railroads.

Hot Springs Taft General Corbin Nounce Denver Nathan Cole, Jr California William Howard Tatts New York Indiana Illinois San Francisco H. R Nickerson Sierra Madre and Pacific Railway Novas Casas Grandes Chihua- Cus Akatan

Metal Market Report Opens Strong on Copper Lead Quiet

The Metal Market in New York reports copper steady at around 12 1 8 to 12 1 4, lead quiet near 4.50 to 4.55, and silver trading around 52 percent. The brief market notes reflect a firm copper tone with subdued lead activity and steady silver levels.

New York Lake Copper

Twenty three Miners Trapped in Canadian Cave In

A mine collapse at Crow's Nest Pass on the Canadian Pacific railroad traps 23 miners. A large crew tunnels 400 feet of earth to reach daylight. By 4 p.m. hope had faded and 20 miners were rescued with three still missing amid continuous rescue attempts.

Coal Credk RH. C Crows Nest Pass Canadian Pacific Railroad Wen

John Mitchell Takes New Trade Agreement Role

John Mitchell former UMWA president will devote his full time to the trade agreement department of the National Civic federation starting tomorrow. Secretary Ralph Bailey announced the change in New York on July 21.

Associated Press New York Ralph Bailey National Civic Federation Today John Mitchell United Mine Workers of America Trade Agreement Department Federaton

Copper Stocks Lead Market Activity In July Trade

In New York on July 31 the market focused on copper stocks and allied industries shares. The feature was a scarcity of stocks offered while bonds remained steady.

Associated Press New York Allied Industries

Ex Governor Budd Dies After Illness in Stockton

James H. Budd former governor of California and longtime Democratic figure died in Stockton after a two week illness. He was 58 years old. The death occurred early today at his residence as officials noted his long career in state politics.

Budd Stockton Cal James H. Budd California Tiarea Dence Wracmie

Gas Pipe Thugs Pay The Death Penalty

San Quentin July 21 two men John Blemsen and Lott Dabner were hanged soon after 10 o clock for the murder of M Murakata a Japanese banker linked to a string of crimes after the 1906 earthquake. The pair known as gaspipe thugs confessed to two more murders and several assaults and robberies.

San Quentin John Blemsen Lott Dabner Dabner John Slemten Louis Dabner San Francisco Gaspipe M. Murakata Siemsen Hawaii E. E. Gillon Leland San

Lively mining suit promised between New York-Grass Valley and Blue Point

In Grass Valley the New York-Grass Valley Mining company sues Blue Point Mining over ditch and water rights at Paddy Campbell mine now in Smartaville. Blue Point reactivates a hydraulic operation, cutting supply to the rival quarry and causing layoffs. Dispute centers on ditch abandonment claims. case seen as protracted.

New York-Grass Valley Mining Company Blue Point Mining, Company Smartaville Paddy Campbell New York-Grass Valley New York Iran Blue Point Cross Valley Concern Blue Point Co Grass Valley Grass Valley Company

Thunderstorm Hits Riverside With High NE Wind

Riverside California reports a July storm bringing a brisk shower and northeast wind. Temperature dropped 20 degrees in thirty minutes, though thermometers still read 105 at noon, marking the hottest day of the season.

Riverside Associated Press Cal

Pettibone to undergo operation after murder trial

Denver July 31 George Pettibone, tried in Idaho for the murder of former Governor Steunenberg, will be operated on tomorrow seeking to save his life. He has suffered since the trial from kidney trouble and doctors are hopeful of recovery if no cancerous growth is found.

Denver George Pettibone Idaho Steunenberg Pettibone

Money Sent to Alleged Dynamiter Sparks Investigation

Reno police disclosed that Peter Claudianes received a large sum from Felix Padaveris from Bausalf to July 13. The money, linked to gambling losses and roulette play, is cited to explain Claudianes' income. Chief Burke says Padaveris joined the conspiracy after wiring funds from California.

Reno Peter Claudianes Felix Paduveris Bausalf Chief Burke Pandaveris California

National League Results From Yesterday’s Games

NL action shows Chicago 3 Boston 1 and Philadelphia 9 New York 9? St Louis 2 Pittsburgh 6 Brooklyn 2. AL games include Chicago 4 Washington 1 and Cleveland 14 New York 3, St Louis 4 Philadelphia 2, Detroit 5 Boston 9. Pacific notes list Los Angeles and San Francisco.

Chicago Boston Philadelphia Clnetonntl New York St. Louis Pittsburg Brooklyn Washington Cleveland Detroit Pachpic Los Angeles San Francisco

Ketchell Knocks Out Kelly in Third Round

Stanley Ketchell of Ofahd Haplds defeats Hugo Kelly of Citeage by a fourth TKO in the third round at the Coli seum in San Francisco. The bout lasted twenty-five rounds with Ketchell emerging as world champion despite a strong early challenge from Kelly.

Ketchell Kelly San Francisco Stanley Ketchell Ofahd Haplds Hugo Kelly Citeage Coliseum Wae Aghting Airdreland Ketchél Aseet Gerce Orice Rhog Atonghdhie

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