Dry Placer Operations at Manhattan Described by Mining World
Detailed report on Manhattan dry placer workings describing plant layout and machinery. Notes include lift systems, gravel feed, storage bin, and shaker recovery with 90 percent gold capture. Describes water supply, pumping, and power used to run grinding, drying, and sluicing operations with shifting drift progress and mining force.
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Emmy Hite
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Fend Boorda
China May Not Show at the Panama Fair
Peking August 6 The Chinese government faces financial difficulty from the revolution and cannot fund an exhibit at the San Juan Panama exposition as originally planned. The finance minister hopes for a $600,000 appropriation, though many parliament members oppose it. Reverse chambers of commerce are reluctant due to merchant concerns.
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Peking
San Janeloco Exposition
Rebels on Run Along the Line in North China
Hong Kong August reports two government divisions assaulting rebel positions near Kiang Si Hu Peh in North China. Government troops claim victory over rebels, capturing their provisions depot as battles rage over the past two days. Temperature information notes high and low readings for the period.
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China
Menner
Appointment to Be Contested in Senate Fight
In Washington on August 6, Associated Press reports Senator Works and colleagues launched a move to reconsider the confirmation of Thomas Fox as Sacramento postmaster. The fight intensified as many senators were absent when the measure was approved late yesterday amid the controversy.
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Washington
Senator Works
Thomas Fox
Sacramento
Atree Ee
Oregon miner pays his first visit to Waldo district
A Grants Pass man, A. McCorkiy, travels to the new Waldo mining area with relatives. He notes a forty year career in mining, mentions a recent claim twelve miles from a nearby point, and declines confirmation about the azure strike while acknowledging circulating stories. The piece references promotion in the Honanua newspaper.
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Oregon
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Protection, Not Buncombe in Mexico Safety Debate
Senator Mark of Wyoming pressed for swift action amid criticism of the president's decision to send former Governor Lind to Mexico as special envoy. He urged the Senate Foreign Relations Committee to investigate U S guarantees for Américas and property in Mexico, insisting the push for clarity is not political. Lind sailed from Galveston to New Hampshire aboard a Matthew ship. Senator Clark joined in demanding immediate inquiry, signaling potential bipartisan leverage on foreign policy oversight.
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Washington
Ang
Lind
Mexico
Mark
Wyoming
Galveston
Simator Clark
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Amir Na
Child's Bite Leads Father to Rabies Care
In Bowman California Edwage White and family sought Pasteur treatment after a recent mad dog bite. The child Fiorano died from rabies before the vaccine could take effect as doctors coordinated care at the state hygienic laboratory under Dr Wilbur A Sawyer. White arrived three days ago and is receiving daily injections while awaiting definitive protection.
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State Hygienie Laboratory
Currency bill must pass this session noted by president
Washington reports the president declared currency reform must pass this session. Senior Jamis indicated the Democrats will push the bill through. Senior Owen, chair of the booking committee, announced a poll showing Gary Hitchnook and O Gorman Natly as favored nominees.
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Gary Hitchnook
O'Gorman Natly
New Ore Treatment Process Claimed to Cut Handling Costs
Thomas A Hollon reports completion of a new coneene concentration method for low grade ores after two years of experiments. A letter from Henry B Chitford of Denver, who backs the project, quotes Edison praising the process as simple and cost effective with large ore fines. The system hinges on preliminary ore testing by an expert before adoption.
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Receiver Wildes Reports To Court On Bank Cash
Receiver Wildes filed a court report detailing May 14 to July 31 1000 with cash on hand May 1 10 731 50, receipts and disbursements 11 681 12, and cash on hand July 31 10 0 50. Daisy Watt of San Francisco related to JS G Watt was found dead with a tile wound in a room and Nicholas Tsagoman was taken into custody.
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Suite Bank
Aistriet Conh
Banta Cruz
Aue
Daisy Watt
JS G Watt
San Francisco
Nicholas Tsagoman
San Fran
Alnea Wan
First Branch of the Western to Be Built
The Associated Press reports California capitalists plan a railroad from Reno Nevada toward Surprise Valley Medoe county linking Cadlan ville Ragievile Lake City Modoc and Wort Bidwell. The project aims to span about 63 miles with an estimated cost under 800000.
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Surprise Valley
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Callifornia
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Nevada
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Cadlanville
Ragievile
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Modoc
Wort Bidwell
Prisoner Escapes From Penitentiary On Meat Run
Thamas Brady alias Elbert Shotts, inmate at the penitentiary, escaped during an errand for a supply of meat. When he did not return, a posse tracked him with two men and an Indian companion, pursuing toward Lake Tahoe after they fled the area.
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Elbert Shotts
Pate
Brady
Ohoe
Tate
Skrack
Lake Tahoe
Pity the Man and the Modern Advertising Message
A fragmented piece stresses the value of advertising content and the role of bright men and women in conveying daily needs. It highlights the idea that readers admit gaps in knowledge and seek practical information from modern adverts to fulfill daily needs and reflect the world’s activities.
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Militia Plans Reported Amid War News at Durst Ranch
A garbled Aug entry notes militia waiting to act at a Durst ranch as a governor and adjutant general discuss keeping order. A flat rack rate of $1.00 per hundred and plokers arriving are mentioned, with the Manwell funeral held later that afternoon.
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Forgeries and aviation figure in grand fraud note
Aegent-dream city reports a forgery case tied to a prominent aviation figure Armand DePerdunain. Banks hold about 4.4 million in his papers amid estimated losses around 4 million. The individual, famed for lavish France aviation patronage, faces arrest in connection with the scheme.
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Armand DePerdunain
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Saloons and licenses dominate Tonopah county meeting
County commissioners discussed the boundary between Bameraida and Nye counties and postponed action. Liquor license rules tightened with renewals, quarterly licensing, and three month terms for saloons. A mining accident in Wilmington Del. involved explosive grinding mill components at Dupont Powder works with no reported machinery damage.
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Nye
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Towopa To Open Normal School With Five Students First Year
The article outlines the opening of a normal school in Towopa with five students in the first year. It describes funding, staff, and plans for a one year training program leading to certificates, with graduates eligible for teaching positions. Names of prospective trainees and local figures are listed.
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Afi Danae
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Toe ‘Ait
Settling Water Rights on Humboldt Aims to Avert Litigation
State officials outline a settlement plan for Humboldt River water rights. Farmers along the river will file statements of claimed water ownership with the office, and copies will be shared with interested parties. The goal is to establish ownership and reduce costly disputes.
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Humboldt
Kaarnay
Midway Strike Reports Prospect on Old Shaft Vein
The Midway strike from the old shaft shows a vein exposed from 31y to 4 feet and averaging around $40 per ton. The Merger vein work up to the Nine of the Midway is near completion with 214 feet opened on the WW, expected to exceed $40 per ton. Superintendent Hilokton notes the new waterwork will help, and the combined veins position Midway as a leading producer in the county.
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Midway
Hyiden
Hilolktxon
Cotton Tariff Work Favours the South News Item
Fragmented Washington dispatch discusses Rhode Island Senator Lippitt opposing cotton tariffs, accusing the schedule of discriminating against New England. It mentions governor remarks to Attorney General and a bank receiver report, with unclear dates and names due to OCR errors.
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Washington
Senator Lippitt
Rhode
New England
South
Death at Wheel With Joy Rider
Nineteen year old Nelle Btinson was killed in a vehicular accident. Teammates and attendees at the scene reported other injuries as a car collided during a motor event. The report mentions attendees connected to Servia Greece Montenegro Roumania and Bulgaria with unclear names and details.
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Montenegro
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Bulgaria
Labor reform committee to lift Gompers charges
Washington Aug 6 The Senate lobby committee plans to lift charges against Samuel Gompers of the American Federation of Labor a statement says. The attorney for the National Association of Manufacturers says the association only opposed federation work, taking opposite views on most subjects of legislation.
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Washington
Ate Lobby Committee
American Federation Labor
Walah
National Association of Manufactur
Grant H. Moore Named Assistant Division Superintendent
Southern Pacific announces Grant H. Moore as assistant division superintendent of the Salt Lake division. He will assume office at once with headquarters at Ming, overseeing the Pernley and aesen branch and the line from Mina to Keeler. Moore previously served as special divider for Southern Pacific Sacramento and brings broad railroad experience.
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Southern Pacific Company
Grant H. Moore
Salt Lake
Moore
Ming
Hierivdiction
Pernley An Aesen
Mina
Keeler
Southern Pacific Sacramento
Contributed Secrets Haunt Governor Bulwer Campaign
A legislative investigation reveals that Fulzer concealed his campaign contributions. Testimony today shows more than he swore to, implicating Fulzer and others in concealment tied to Governor Bulwer’s campaign.
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