Northwestern May Be a Total Loss After Bay of Roche Incident
The Alaska Steamship company steamer Northwestern lies hard and fast on rocks at Palose Bay near Roche Harbor, with 13 feet of water in her forward hold. It may be a total loss as tides threaten her stern. The Northwestern, formerly Ori gaba, left Seattle for Valdez, was near the British steamer Lees which rescued passengers and mails after a 2:40 a.m. grounding. The ship, 2354 net tons and valued at about 250,000, went ashore off the Alaskan coast three years ago, requiring 100,000 dollars in repairs.
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Belmonts Enrapturing Ore Body Impresses San Francisco Broker
E Epstine secretary of the San Francisco stock exchange spent a week in southern Nevada and praised the Belmont mine camp. He and Roy King inspected underground workings, noting a vast ore body and expanding tonnage with more workers and steady shipping. He urged personal inspection to grasp Tonopah mining scale.
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California Population Surges To Estimated 2 877 549
The Associated Press reports California’s population stands at about 2,877,549, up from 1,485,052 in 1900, a 60.1 percent increase. County figures list Alameda 246,191 Los Angeles 804,131 Sacramento 67,060 San Diego 61,665 San Francisco 416,772 Santa Clara 83,589.
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Best Bowler Cup To Be Won In Local Bowling Match
The Postal Telegraph and Tonopah Drug teams clash again in a tournament contest at the bowling alleys tonight. Tonopah Drug leads by percentage but the Telegraphers aim to close the gap. A handsome loving cup, donated by O La Montague of Blakeslee Jewelry, will be awarded to the bowler with the highest individual score. Tonight's match starts at o'clock.
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Tonopah
Percy Oke
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Unionists Returned to New House of Commons
London Dec. 2 The new house of commons forms its nucleus with seven unionists and four radicals returned unopposed. Among the returning members are Joseph Chamberlain and A. J. Balfour, all from the last house.
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Associated Press
London
Joseph Chamberlain
A. J. Balfour
Ballinger-Pinchot inquiry heads toward final report
Washington December 1 Republican members of the Ballinger Pinchot investigation committee met to finish the majority report. All Republicans except Denby of Michigan were in session with Senator Nelson, chairman, as the panel closed for the day. Democratic members planned a minority session for Saturday afternoon while a full committee meeting was uncertain until after the majority report is finalized.
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Youth Curfew Enforced After 8 PM Says Police Chief
Chief Ed Malley announced a strict curfew enforcement prohibiting youths from being on the streets after 8 o clock. All minors out after the hour must be with a parent or guardian with no exceptions. The measure follows minor thefts traced to youths and aims to keep the town safe by evening.
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President trims long message by 6000 words
President directed changes to shorten a lengthy message. Sections will be cut and sent to Congress as an appendix, reflecting a streamlined approach to the address.
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Tott
Congress
Attachment levied on ground of Pittsburg Liberty mill site
An attachment has been levied on the ground where the Pittsburg Liberty mill sits at Masonite by Joseph Weitfle. The property is owned by another corporation. Weitfle has worked for that firm without wages. Settlement is expected promptly as Pittsburg Liberty pushes for a quick resolution.
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Two Youths Given a Lecture for Stealing
Two young offenders caught in the MacNamara mine dry room were found rifling miners’ clothes for valuables. After admitting guilt, Chief Matley and Judge Atkinson administered stern lectures and placed them under schoolhouse care with teachers’ supervision.
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Population of United States May Be 91 000 000
The thirteenth census will announce the U S population on December 10. At the rate of increase shown in reported states the nation should reach about ninety one million people.
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United States
Associated Prose
Washington
Mexican rebels smuggle ammunition into Sonora report
Associated Press dispatch from Douglas Arizona on December 2 says Mexican rebels successfully smuggled five thousand rounds of ammunition into Sonora. Paris dispatch notes widespread flood conditions in France with feared + crop damage to next year’s wheat and cereal harvests.
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Passenger fares cut on eastern routes amid rate-war threat
New York officials report final action to standardize Chicago to New York passenger rates after a New York conference. Michigan Central and Panhandle fares drop to 20 dollars after January 15, ending prior differential pricing. Erie Wabash Grand Trunk had threatened deeper cuts if Pennsylvania and New York Central refused.
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Fifteen Injured as Missouri Pacific Train Derails Near Knobnoster
In Lamontae, Missouri, a Missouri Pacific passenger train wreck near Knobnoster was caused by a broken rail. Fifteen passengers were injured as all coaches derailed and a Pullman car toppled eight feet into an embankment. Several injuries were serious and casualties were feared.
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Memorial Day Program by Tonopah Elks at Nevada Theatre
The Tonopah lodge of Elks holds memorial day services at the Nevada theatre Sunday afternoon starting 2 30 sharp. Committee members Robert L. Prouty Thomas C. Risch and Frank P. Mannix arranged the program featuring Largo from Handel Ave Maria Eulogy by H R Cook Romance from Second Concerto by Wieniawski violin obligato by A M Perry oration by F P H Norcross closing ceremony doxology and benediction with performances by Mrs N E Phillips Mrs T M Kendall Mrs Nelson Phillips contralto and A M Perry. Public reception by Wika members invited.
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All Eternity
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A. M. Perry
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Lodge
Rey
F. A
Burnham
T. M. Kendall
Nelson Phillips
Arthur Lawry
Wika
Bank Dynamited in Garden City. Gunfire Exchange
Four men dynamited the Farmers' Bank at Garden City early this morning in Des Moines, Iowa. A resident awakened by the blast fired at the robbers, who returned fire. all escaped.
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Des Moines
Farmers’ Bank
Garden City
Police Duty On Screen At Butler Theater Matinee
A Butler theater program features several films this afternoon and evening. Who Owns the Rug presents a Philadelphia lawyer’s comic misadventure. Southern Tons shows scenic views of the Freeh possession. More Than His Duty follows a Canadian mounted officer choosing duty over personal ties. The Indian and the Afald offers a western tale where an Indian rescues a youth from drowning and plays a pivotal role.
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Butler Theater
Philadelphia
Canadian Mounted Police
Indy
Red hot love at first sight at local depot
A comic scene at a town depot followed two San Francisco entertainers being fired for poor qualifications. An Italian suitor wooed and gifted a maid, bought tickets, and after a tense stand at the depot, returned a bracelet as a Christmas token, amid crowd banter and advice to marry.
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Money Withdrawn From Mexican Banks In El Paso
El Paso bankers state that over a million dollars has been withdrawn from Chihuahua banks and deposited in El Paso during the past week, much of it brought by Mexbank. Mr and Mrs J H Langman, who spent the past month at Nevada City, returned today due to the death of his brother.
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Nevada City
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