Insurgents Hold Most Towns on Line to Madera
From El Paso dispatches locals say towns between Chihuahua and Madera are under insurgent control except one. Americans flee with families as clashes erupt at Padernalles 50 miles west of Chihuahua City. Official tally reports nine government troops and twenty seven insurgents killed, with conflicting accounts of prisoners.
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Chiluahua
Chihuahua
Padernalles
Tax Receipts Show Increase for Nye County Over Last Year
Nye County treasurer reports 1910 tax receipts totaling 25 822 the previous year 23 022 78 an increase of about 2 800 24 with potential total rise near 5 000 once unworked remittances are counted. Most payments arrive near deadline and after December 5 taxes become delinquent with 1 percent penalty. delinquent sale set for the third Monday in January.
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Nye County
Manhattan
Round Mountain
Goldfield Con Declares Fifty Cent Dividend
Goldfield Consolidated board approves a 40 cent regular dividend plus a 20 cent extra dividend at the New York meeting. Payment date not confirmed. Previous dividend of 50 cents paid October 31, 1990. Election of officers to follow at Priv e night December 2.
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Goldfield Consolidated Board of Directors
New York
Goldfield
Aerie No
Jock Sharp
Ellis
ED Malley
Two Buildings Destroyed By Fire At Round Mountain
A Round Mountain fire destroyed two residences on Monday starting in P. J. Salmons home due to a defective fire. James Cushing owned the furniture in the Salmon house. The blaze spread to Ben Marrin’s nearby dwelling, some furnishings saved, neighbors aided to halt further spread.
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Round Mountain
P. J. Salmon
James Cushing
F. H. Gove
Ben Marrin
Complete order restored on Macao Island
Dec 1 OMedtal advis es from Macao state that full order is restored after the soldiers and sailors demands were granted. The Macao governor, suspected of protecting religious orders, has been replaced by Judge Marques Vidal. The population hailed the administrative change.
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London
Macao
China
Marques Vidal
Stramer Goes Aground Off Hooker Point Tampa Bay
The Mallory liner Lampasaa ran aground yesterday afternoon off Hooker's point in Tampa bay after leaving the channel. Tug boats are pulling the vessel free as passengers have been brought into the city.
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Tuga
Bids to Build Navy Colliers Rejected After High Offers
Washington December 1. Bids opened for two navy colliers but all were too high. Union Iron Works San Francisco offered 1,590,500 for one vessel with a one million limit. Moran Company Seattle bid 9,957,000 on its own specs but failed to submit bond, bid not considered.
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Associated Press
Washington
Navy
Union Iron Works
San Francisco
Hmit
Moranson Company
Seattle
Elks Plan Memorial Day Services at Nevada Theatre
Local and visiting Elks lodge members will gather at the lodge rooms at 2 PM and march to the Nevada theatre for memorial day services. The event is public with an invitation to all. Ushers will assist attendees. programs and violet bouquets will be given as keepsakes. Violets were ordered from a large coast florist and will arrive Sunday. Services begin at 2:20 PM.
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Arizona Constitution Adds Recall Clause
Associated Press reports that Arizona adopts a recall mechanism into its constitution by a 46 to 11 vote on final passage. The measure applies to all reflective officers in the new state. A. J. Grinnell, overseeing the Aylesworth circuit of theaters in Nevada, left for the north after a visit to Tonopah and Goldfield.
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Associated Press
Phoenix
Arizona
A. J. Grinnell
Aylesworth
Nevada
North
Tonowah
Gold
Dr Cook's Latest Story Fails to Sell in London
Reports from London say Dr. Cook faced strong disinterest from British magazines who rejected his tale at $1000. He finally struck a deal with American publishers at Troy, passed through Canada, and then back to England, lodging at a Bloomsbury boarding house.
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Associated Press
New York
London
Cook
Troy
Canada
England
Bloombury
Subir
De Oro Breaks World Pool Record at Championship
Alfred De Oro set a new world mark with 81 consecutive balls in a pool championship final against Jerome Keogh in New York. He extended his own prior record by running five full frames and part of the sixth to reach 81.
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Associated Press
New York
Alfred de Oro
Jerome Keogh
Taft Submits Congress Message to Cabinet
Washington December 1 The president’s message to Congress, revised three times, was presented at a cabinet conference. It includes a special message with the board’s report on reclamation projects from the twenty million dollar appropriation. Some projects were advised for completion others for abandonment.
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Taft
Congress
Associated Press
Washington
Diaz begins eighth term as Mexico’s president
President Diaz took the oath of office for an eighth term in Mexico City amid simple ceremonies. Dr Manuel Flores administered the oath to Diaz and Vice President Ramon Corral. American Ambassador Henry L Wilson attended as dean of the diplomatic corps. Diaz thanked attendees as troops lined the streets.
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Mexico City
Henry L. Wilson
Theiplomatic Corps
United States
Manuel Flores
Chamber of Deputes
Ding
Ramon Corral
Chamber of Deputies
National Palace
Painting the Governor Portrait Letter Noses Into Nevada Politics
A letter to newly elected Nevada state senator Will F Heffernan from San Francisco artist Eva Shaw claims a $2000 oil portrait of the governor would be commissioned. The writer, Fred Fontaine, offers generous terms and a humorous, if bizarre, pitch involving painting and a sardine metaphor as legislative life moves forward.
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Will F. Heffernan
Goldfield
Tribeune
Will IF
Nevada
Bva Shaw
TNO Pine Stret
San Francisco
Bulk bullion sent from Manhattan eyed high
A Bonanza representative discusses a Manhattan mining camp sending bullion to the mint over the last two months. The mining man cites an estimated $90,000 to $100,000 shipped, with prospects for substantial increases in December and January.
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Manhattan
Bonanza
Bullion Bars Arrive From Manhattan with High Values
George IL Brabrook, Walter Lamb and Walter Techow arrived from Manhattan this morning. Lamb brought bright yellow bars, the larger valued at 3000 dollars from about 100 tons of ore on the Dexter Consolidated Lease. Bullion from the Lamb lease totaled 1000 dollars. ore valued at 20 to 22 dollars per ton. George Griffith, manager of the Exchange theatre in Goldfield, spent hours in the city, continuing south on the Hodean.
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Walter
Lamb
Walter Techow
Manhattan
Dexter Consolidated
George Grifith
Exchange Theatre
Goldfield
This City
Aouth
Hodean
Biographical Film Night Showcases Louis XIV Tale
The Butler theatre screens The Life of Maollere a lavish biopic of Louis XIV and Mallere the famed playwright. The Mystery of a Lonely Gulch follows a duplicitous actress plotting her husband’s murder but the plot unravels. Two Little Waifs tells of orphans sent to an asylum who find refuge with a kind benefactor.
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Butler Theatre
Maollere
Louis XIV
Mallere
Shakespeare
Childrem
Strike of Express Drivers Ends With Open Shop Victory
New York December 1 strike of express drivers settled with concessions from both sides. Agreement establishes open shop and wage increases, elevating pay from five to a percentage, adopts an eleven hour day, and bans work on Sundays and holidays. Result described as a victory for express companies. Daily Bonanza details follow.
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Associated Press
New York
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