Secretaries Review Finances Of The Country
Mexico turmoil and U S diplomacy mix with Porfirio Diaz case as war department notes finance reform, revenue, and anti corruption measures. Mexico City reports Tampico as temporary capital. Chihuahua evacuations prompt defense moves. Villa pursues fleeing generals toward Presidio Texas.
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Mexico City
War Department
Porfirio Dine
Tatte Agtiee
Tampico
Atte
Tamaulipas
General Rabago
Wandering Sun Worshiper Faces Court Sanction
Jon Wagner, described as a wandering sun worshiper, faced an insanity exam and possible commitment after erratic conduct in Caliente. He was transported to Twin Falls with a $2 fine and later judged by Nye County officials, with officials noting his unstable behavior and detainment pending further proceedings.
Temple of the Pythian Sisters to Install New Chapter
Shrah George of Sparks and Ghief of the order announce plans to inaugurate a new temple in Mo Gi on Wednesday evening December 3. Preparations are underway for an elaborate banner and a gathering of Cyprus lodge knights.
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Sparks
Ghief
Order of Pythian Almors
Nevada
Cyprus Lode
Constable McLean Takes Vacation Next Week
Tivid Melawn the constable of ly Nowarhiy will take an extended leave next week. He plans a visit to his mother in Picton county Novi Beotla and will be away about Vireo TMGth. During his absence his post will be filled by Alex Tinith.
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Ly Nowarhiy
Picton County
Novi Beotla
Melinn
Wil
Alex Tinith
Wly Record
Firetrap Fire Burns Arcadia Hotel Eleven Dead
A deadly blaze at the Arcadia lodging house in Boston traps seven men and injuries many others. Fire departments say the crowded fourth floor bunks and inadequate exits caused a rapid flash into a furnace with some victims leaping to escape.
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Boston
Dee A
Arcadia
Uume
Newaboy
Halle
Tonopah Admits Chinese Boys To Public School
Two Chinese boys aged 14 and 4 years, recently arrived from China, were admitted to the first grade in Tonopah public schools. Their father Foo Yuen runs a large Tonopah laundry and previously a lodging house in Virginia City. They entered under the immigrant clause permitting resident Chinese birth to gain education in the United States.
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China
Foo Yuen
Tonopah
Iwat
Virginia City
Two Night Officers Take Charge Of Camp
Chief of police Jack Grant and Bob Evans were appointed to lead the camp after regular night shifts. They will enforce the curfew law and keep minors out of restricted areas after dark. Grant is a former deputy under Sheriff Ingaite of Gold Held and recently worked in Tonopah mines.
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Potted Evans
Jack Grant
Bob
Jihe Atutr
Ingaite
Gold Held
Tonopah
Jury fails to render verdict in McComb case at Etko trial
A jury did not reach a verdict in the McComb case at Etko, extending the jury session into the opening day of the next term. The defendant remains in custody as the proceedings pause.
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McComb
Etko
Hap Houn
Miners Entombed In Cripple Creek Mine Collapse
In Cripple Creek on December 8 a mine collapse trapped several workers. Thomas Spindel was rescued after nine hours and Patrick Gabel freed uninjured. Rescue crews fear a second collapse could endanger Frank Woods, Patrick Kevany, and Samuel Sorensen as debris filled multiple levels.
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Preest Cripple Creek
Miluers
Dipetig
Debug
M. Woods
Patrick Kevany
Samuel Sorensen
Reacunrs
Thomas Spindel
Evel Pratik Gabel
Spiuder
Craubles
Miner Jesse Younker Dies After Short Illness in Tonopah
Jesse C. Younker died Tuesday at 2 PM after a ten day illness with pneumonia. A longtime Tonopah miner, he stood 6 feet 3 inches and weighed 210 pounds, born in Kansas and recently working on the Belmont contract. He was single, 42, a member of the Miners’ Union Eagles and Moons, with funeral under joint auspices. His body will be shipped to Topeka, Kansas by his brother William Younker.
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Jesse C. Younker
Tonopah
Belmont
Kansas
YeRra Aka
Topeka
Kan
William Younker
Josue C. Younker
Upton
Eagles and Moons
Finneral
Homerun Hogan Paroled After Paroled Sentence
Judge Somers of Goldfield sentenced HomeRun Hogan to one year in the penitentiary and then suspended the sentence during good behavior. Hogan was found guilty of stoning Water.
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Somers
Goldfield
HomeRun Hogan
Hegas
Temperature Report From Yesterday
Highest temperature yesterday was 28 degrees, compared to 30 a year ago. Low last night was 1 degree, down from 35 a year ago.
Weir Gase May Go to the Jury This Evening
A West embezzlement case in Judge Aver il Cue morning session neared submission after brief state arguments and a defense outline. District Attorney Sanders spoke for 15 minutes. defense attorney Cooke continued, with court adjournment at noon and a lengthy continued testimony review ahead for the afternoon.
Eight Candidates Admitted Ten Elks at Tonopah Lodge
Eigh t new candidates were added to the Elks membership roll at Tonopah Lodge during an insti tution ceremony led by Elbert O'Connell exalted ruler with assistance from Fred Penn. Names include Arthur Keenan Alex Dewar Heine Honkle W Evans Ralph Hussey George Jenkins C Glwen and Jules Smith. The event followed by a banquet and remarks about the fatal 18th of December with plans to honor Blythe and Alum club newcomers.
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Tonopah
Elbert O'Connell
Fred Penn
Esquire
Arthur Keenan
Alex Dewar
Heine Honkle
W. 9. Evans
Ralph Hussey
George Jenkins
Glwen
Millers
Jules Smith
Binel
Bly Itte
Nevada Consolidated Declares Extra 80 Percent Dividend
The Nevada Consolidated company announces a regular 27 cent per share dividend and an extra 50 cent per share dividend. The combined payout totals 874,734 dollars, with dissolvement totaling 13,461,400 dollars, payable December 10, as reported by the Ely Expositor.
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Regani
Nevada Consalidated Directora
Ely Expositor
MacNamara Mill Ships Six Bars of Bullion
The MacNamara mill sent its semimonthly bullion shipment yesterday morning, totaling six bars weighing 14,000 ounces and valued at about $11,000. The delivery followed the mill's regular schedule and underscores steady production.
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MacNamara Mill
Man Injured at Tonopah Extension Workplace
Gus Anderson was slightly injured yesterday at the Tonopah Extension when he twisted an ankle while working in the mine. The Mine Operators' company provided prompt medical attention.
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Gus Anderson
Tonopah
Financial crisis closes two years of New Mexico statehood
New Mexico nears end of its first two years of statehood amid a severe financial squeeze. Tax reform reduced property assessments, triggering court disputes that halted tax collections. State officials face salary shortfalls, funds for police and counties run dry, and pay delays continue due to constitutional and legislative gaps.
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Santa FE
N. M
Bec
New Mexico
State Board of Equalist
Board of Equaltation
Syntom
Business Tied Up by Floods Around Waco
Nationwide Texas creeks and rivers swell to dangerous levels as floods rise. Ten feet of water floods Bastrop streets while railroad and trolley services are disrupted across most areas.
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Waco
Dallas
Texan
All
Texas
Bastavo
Harbor Congress Opens Tenth National Rivers Meeting
Secretary Lane opening the tenth convention of the national rivers and harbors congress greeted the event in Washington on December 1, substituting for Secretary Bryan as representative of the president.
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Washington
Lane
Bryan
National Rivers and Harbors Congress
Dissolution Bid Mentioned for New Haven Road at Premed
Dec 8 report notes Attorney General Mofteynolts and President Eliott Nave confident of a satisfactory resolution of the New Haven railroad matter without court action. The item appears among holiday charity notices tied to Wilson Judge events at the White Home.
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Washington
Mofteynolts
Eliott Nave
New Haven Railroad
Wilson
President's Address Printed in Mexico by Press
Mexico City dispatch notes newspapers printed Wilson's message in full. The unrest charges against Kidder were tried for sedition and released on bond, with indictments alleging he worsened political conditions among railroad workers.
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Mexico
Mexico City
Wilson
Kidder
Eleven Hours Work Decided On In Senate
Washington dispatches report the senate failed to formally ratify a currency bill after eleven hours of debate. A San Francisco petition with 30 000 names backed the Hetty Hethey bill and water users on irrigated land filed petitions. In a separate note, Dr Shaw led suffrage delegates into a rules committee meeting urging a standing suffrage committee in the House.
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Senate
Washington
Porkine
San Francisco
Works
Brent Washington
Shaw
House Rules Committee
de Shaw
House
Senators Urge Direct Primaries for Wilson Plan
In a one hour senate debate Bristow and Cummins urge Democrats to back President Wilsons direct primaries election recommendations. President Wilson is confined indoors with a bad cold.
Pankhurst to be arrested amid Plymouth protest
Police plan to arrest Emmeline Pankhurst during a militant protest in Plymouth after preparations to board the steamer Majoxle tonight. A large group of militants is expected to confront authorities as Pankhurst faces arrest.
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Emmeline Pankhurst
Premey
Plymouth
England
Pankhurst
Strikebreakers Fire Into Crowd Injuring Youth
An attack on a wagon carrying strikebreakers in Indianapolis results in gunfire hitting a youth in the leg as workers resist. Reports say bystanders and workers confront the attackers amid rising tensions during the strike.
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Indianapolas
Ind
Youth Way
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