War developments as Europe mobilizes and markets surge
France begins mobilization while Italy waits for developments and Japan watches the Orient. The Bank of England rate rises to 10 percent with continental banks following. Censorship blocks news of moves, telephones interrupt between France and England, and Germany mobilizes as Italy leans neutral. Petroleum exports to Europe halted as contraband. Russia cancels America and Russia sailings. penny banks close. continent-London telegrams stop.
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Associated Press
Bank of England
France
England
Japan
Far East
St. Petersburg
Italy
Germany
Austria
London
Paris
Europe
Standard Oil Company
America
Russia
National Penny Bank of London
Round Mountain to Enlarge Its Mill to 500 Tons a Day
Round Mountain and Sphinx Mining settle a six year dispute at Goldfield. Round Mountain gains full rights to Sphinx ground for 20,000 cash and 74,000 shares, enabling expansion to 500 tons daily and a major water pipeline from Pott canyon. Engineers predict strong profits as mining shifts to the enlarged mill and broader claims under Round Mountain Mining Company.
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Round Mountain
Round Mountain Miwin Company
Rowand Mountain Syhing Mining
Goldfield
Sphinx People
Drtaon
Tonopah
Big Ground Mountain Company
Sphins Company
Round Mountain Company
Sphins
Tate
Pott Canyon
Dave Lewellyn
Round | Mountain Mining Company
Halifax Resumes Shipments After Eleven Month Lapse
Halifax restarts ore shipments after an 11 month gap as West End's three motor trucks haul 45 tons by 10 am. Brady of West End confirms shipments will run 40 to 60 tons daily, with 4,500 to 5,000 dollars monthly development costs offset by profits from 1,280 tons of ore. Mining focuses on the 1,000 foot Halifax level with ongoing stoping and prospecting plans, including new vein drilling and drifting operations.
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West End
Pitnt
Thay
Halifax
Brady
Lie West
Lie
Borax Smith
Senator Kearns
West
Rates Increase Proposed for Freight Routes Erased
Interstate Commerce Commission erased a five percent increase on freight rates between Buffalo Pittsburg and the Mississippi River. The decision reduces expected railroad income by about one percent and affects major east and west rail systems.
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Washington
Buffalo
Pittsburg
Mic Aiusippi
Interstate Commerce Commisnion
Pangner Verdict Reached By Jury After Two Hours
A jury delivered a verdict after two hours of deliberation in the Panthéron case. The panel found the defendant guilty of the offense, with potential penalties ranging from a fine to imprisonment. The court planned to close the docket that night and reconvene for sentencing next Thursday, subject to any stays.
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Pangner
Astwin
Sersion
Anlewe
Panmar
Attornny Bandere
Poreman Jobe Sutton
Averill
Gotham Bankers Watchful Waiting in August Markets
GOTHAM BANKERS WAIT AS MARKETS HOLD FIRM AWAIT EUROPEAN PEACE OR WAR. TRADE NEWS NOTES A SIX ROOM HOUSE BEING MOVED ON AN AREA ROAD NEAR BELMONT AVENUE AND KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS HALL AS CONTRACTORS SHIFT BUILDINGS USING MOTOR TRUCKS.
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Goldfield
Aia
Howe
Twitter
Tonopah
Belmont Avenue
Wittenberk
Knights of Columbue Hall
Associated
New York
Financial District
Morgan
Weather summary from yesterday shows high and low readings
Fragments indicate a climate report noting a high temperature and low reading yesterday. Mentions Malipax and Lawndtern dispatch, with implied severe or violent conditions. Details are incomplete but suggest notable weather related events or anomalies.
Unclear OCR reads weather data from a past report
Fragmentary text shows official thermometer readings from a U S observer, with numbers and times that indicate a weather observation. Details are unreadable due to OCR errors and lack of coherent context.
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United States
Malley Retires From Sheriff Race Amid Local Turmoil
Late word reports Ed. Manly, long seen as the Democratic sheriff candidate, filed for state office and plans to leave the local race for Charles Slaven. Rumors also say the Mission ticket was burnt and C. J. Wittenberg may run for county commissioner.
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Ed. Manly
Shérity
State Trendy
Charles Slaven
Mision
Opeh
C. J Wittenberg
Cam Snvnsioner
Nominees File for the Primaries
A list of additional nominations filed with the county clerk before noon today includes auditors, recorders, district judges, county commissioners, sheriffs, public administrators, district attorneys, peace officers, constables, and other county officials from multiple towns. Names shown include Thomas McManus, W. M. Grimes, Carl Marshall, BR McNamara, Travis H. Lynch, W. Berg,William H. Thomas, James J. Degan, J. A. Sanders, Harry Manawath, D. Sullivan, George Ludwig, William W. Cantrell, Matthew Kane, Justin of Pence, B. Berg, B. L. Moore, Gilbert, Henry Schmidt, Clarence Kind, Jerry Donovan, George W. Robb, Paul Whaley, Stanley Bryant, James W. Conak, and J Robb.
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Thomas McManus
W. M. Grimes
Dem
Carl FP. Marsall
Soe
BR. McNamara
Roe
Travis H. Lynch
Soc
Ai. W. Berg
Sherif and
Asxesger
William H.thomas
James J. Degan
J. A. Sanders
Natice of Peace
Tonopah
Harry Manawath
Constable
Toland
Stinert MacDonald
Justice of Peace of
Manhattan
Boo
James W, Conak
J, Robb
Steerage Tickets Fetch Large Sums as Atlantic Departures Rise
American panic spreads as all berths on trans Atlantic ships sailing before September 16 are sold. One American reportedly paid 1000 dollars for a steerage ticket amid a surge in travel before the deadline. California forest fires near Bisson and other towns are now under control with hundreds patrolling fire lines. Pedestrian evacuations continued at Mabaratan as authorities urge caution.
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Ny Associated Press
Hans
Americawn
Bisson
Weed
Castella
Germany Demands France and Italy Clarifications Amid Ultimatums
Berlin reports Germany sent ultimatums to Russia and France. Russia must suspend mobilization within twelve hours or face German mobilization. France must state neutrality within eighteen hours if war with Germany occurs. Paris orders general mobilization. Britain notes unknown fleets and rising war threat. Transatlantic sailings suspended as war looms. Sunday schools urged worldwide to pray for peace.
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Rome
Ap Ae
Germany
Russia
Nce
France
Berlin
King George Appeals to Czar to Prevent War
London August 1 The king made a final effort to avert a European war by dispatching an appeal for peace to Emperor Nicholas of Russia after a morning conference with Asquith. Rome reported Italy would remain neutral unless attacked.
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London
Nicholas
Russia
Ofelogi
Asquith
Rome
Italy
Enrollment of Russian Reservists Continues
Enrollment of reservists of the Russian army began this morning at a hundred centers in the capital amid stirring scenes. Priests blessed the reservists as they marched to the front, with hymns and a proud, determined mood reported from St. Petersburg on August 1.
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ST. Petersburg
Enthusiastic War Meeting Urges Recruiting Support
A wartime gathering at St Patrick and Everett streets rallied to send recruits. The meeting, held by Serviane Creations and Sin voulane, urged united action to repel Austria, with leaders chosen and funds to be canvassed for a substantial support drive. The Tonopah Patriots example cited 45 men traveling to New York at own expense. George Banovich was named president, George Davitovich secretary, and Mike Vukoainovich treasurer.
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St Patrick
Everett
Alebi
Aplice
Creations
Austria
Sprecher
Menting
Halkan
Tonopah
New York
Ocean Trust
George Banovich
George Davitovich
Mike Vukoainovich
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