Thatcher appointed attorney general by lieutenant governor
Attorney George S. Thatcher of Tonopah was appointed attorney general late yesterday afternoon to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Cleveland W. Baker. The move followed pressure from Democratic politicans across Nevada. Thatcher, a longtime Democrat and partner in Barrett and Thatcher, was expected to move to Carson to assume duties and establish residence.
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Lieut
GO. Ross
George S. Thatcher
Tosopah
Rows
Cleveland W. Baker
Bocanan
Rena
Cigson
Oddie
Virginia
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Nevada
Reno
Thatcher
Tonopah
Port Churchill
Carvon
Supreme Juntion
Grorne F. Talbot
Rome
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Carson
Ron
Baker
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George A. Kortlett
Hens
Democratic Providen
Hal
Mintinelion
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Silver Reaches Highest Price in Recent Years
Silver today rose to the highest price in years at WH cents per ounce, up from Thursday and likely to rise further as demand from foreign buyers pushes the white metal above normal levels. The surge boosts mine profits and investor interest. In other news, old time surveyor Dart was burned to death in a Pasadena area fire, found charred in a bachelor cottage, with unclear cause and cone of the Circle unknown.
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Camp Bat Kor
Dart
Goldfield
Los Angeles
Pasadena Avenue
Lemwlod
Governors Guests of President Taft Luncheon Held
More than 20 state governors arrived in Washington from White Plains for a conference on rural credit and cooperative marketing. They attended a luncheon at the White House hosted by President Taft and Mrs Taft, marking a formal honor as guests of the administration.
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Washington
Fvetare
Wlete Wend
Conference of Rural Credite
Tirmere
Cooperative Hawks
Guvats
Weekly Ore Shipments Record High Tonnage
Ore shipments totaling about 10 400 tons were sent from Tonopah mines last week valued at roughly 201 880 dollars. Major contributors included Tonopah Mining 1 00 tons Belmont 2 060 Montana Tonopah 14 tons Tonopah Exclusion 1 086 West Kind 1 0 % tons MacNamara 578 Jim Butler 300 Tonopal Merger 206 Midway 48. Dividends from American mining companies rose in November with total yearly payouts reaching 86,106,607 dollars, excluding nine holding firms paying 19 million.
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Tonopah
Tonopah Mining Company
Belmont
Montana
I Mining
Mpd Engineering World
Iran
Fragmented Local Notice Points To Public Sale
A damaged newspaper fragment hints at a local public sale with readable mentions of a sale action and officials. Details are unclear due to the garbled OCR.
Many Letters Read In Court In McNamara Trial
John J McNamara letters to Willan Tedding Milwaukee Iron Workers agent were read by the government in the dynamite conspiracy trial. He described jobs and strikes and indicated explosives related activity. Also John Redmond was interrupted by suffragists during a northeast London funeral demonstration, with forcible ejections after disputes.
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John J. McNamara
Willan Tedding
Milwaukee
Hiamens
Iron Workers’ Union
Redding
McNamara
Tascon
John Redmond
Tridh Nationaliat Party
Suffra Keltee
France braces for presidential election on eve of poll
Paris reports on France preparing for a presidential election to be decided by the National Assembly. Paul Caechanel leads as favored candidate while Alexandre Ribot and others vie for support. The president's role remains limited, with duties split between Paris and Versailles and a salary of 120000 francs plus entertaining allowances.
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France
Senate
Mage Natrate
National Assembly
United States
Ahail
Paria
Elysee Palace
Ramboulller
Chamber of Deputies
Versailles
Annescor
Paulleres
Paul Feachanel
Chamber
Sand
Eromt Weelth
Alexandre Ribot
Wieh
Mary Hareh
Chicago
M. Ribotto
Preel
M. Dubost
Sean Bourgeois
M. Delonaire
Premier Poinware
Paul Dower
Maeterlation Au Commercalien
M. Falllleres
Loupidon
Reorganization Talks Echo Across Republican Leaders
Washington December 7 reports Governor Hadley of Missouri met with Senators Borah Kenyon and La Follette to discuss reorganizing the Republican Party. They indicated many governors at the Richmond conference favored formal party reorganization. Another item notes Judge Archbold of the commerce court testified in impeachment proceedings over involvement in a suspected sale of a Coffe real dump near Scranton Pennsylvania.
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Washington
Dee
Hadley
Missouri
Borah
Kenyon
la Follette
Richmond
Archbold
Commerce Court
Scranton
Story of Venus Statue and Marble Theft Folklore
A fragmented narrative recounts a tale of a Venus statue found in Milo, a peasant unearthing marble from a field, later aided by a French envoy. Greek and Turkish sailors allegedly seized the statue, with portions lost at Milo and in transit. Diplomatic secrecy surrounds France’s role in this transfer and concealment of the statue’s fate.
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M. Alcard
Venus
Milo Ste
Bunny
Marquis de Riviere
Cormiie Happle
Milo
France
Marveilles
Parks
Naval Battle Looms Between Greece and Turkey
Reports from Karianetien and Constantinople describe a naval clash anticipated as Greek and Turkish warships head toward the Dardanelles with mines feared. A peace conference is planned in London with envoy talks set for Friday to resolve the Balkan conflict and potential Greek involvement.
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Karianetien
Constantinople
Funeral of Nevada official Cleveland H. Baker held in Oakland
The funeral for Cleveland H. Baker former Nevada attorney general was held in Oakland this afternoon at his residence. Attendees included United States Senator Key Pittman and Nevada Governor Rowe among others. A large crowd gathered for the service and the cremation followed, with condolences pouring in to Baker’s widow.
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Cleveland H. Baker
Nevada
United States
Pertine
California
Governor Rowe
Sialereteet Key Pittman
Hams
Sweeney
Eugene Howell
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Reorganization talks target Railroads and Navy Yard workers
William Merfin and Southern Pacific executives depart for New York to discuss Union Pacific Southern Pacific reorganizing under Supreme Court rulings. Herrin resigns from Associated Company board. Frank Drom succeeds. WS Porter resigns as naval operations head. Civil service order places over 5000 skilled navy yard workers under writ of protection with Taft approval and Civil Service Commission backing.
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Dee 7
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Etlet Gouuwel
Southern Pacific
Dikeumy
fMartimat
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Supreme Court
Associated Real
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Navy Guide
United States
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Taft
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Uye Civil Service
Orl
American Ship Fired Upon by Mexican Rebels
A wireless operator aboard the steamship Sin Juan reports that the vessel was fired on by a party believed to be Mexican revolutionaries while near Anmyulee, injuring the engineer and causing nervous shock to the crew while at sea.
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Los Angeles
Lee
Sin Juan
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Anohor
Anmyulee
Wrae
Nevada Press Association Meets Monday at Reno
The Nevada Press association plans a meeting in Reno on Monday. Vice President Triplety will call the meeting to order due to President Tooth’s absence. Officials are responsible for keeping Booth at home and handling business at the session.
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Wo W. Tooth
Booth
Etme
Courts Adjourn During Funeral of Cleve Baker
Court adjourned in honor of the memory of Merry Baker as Presiding Judge Coleman ordered a brief pause. Officers remained in the capitol as the funeral was held and the courthouse observed the moment in somber remembrance.
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Cleve Baker
Die Teiet
Coleman
Mien Ory
Merry Baker
Witoge Tunnreene
Ferkeliy
Ufferens Muhoy
Capitol
Four Tons of Bullion Shipped by Belmont Company
Belmont company shipped four tons of silver bullion by Tetoh to Leig Company. The consignment consisted of large bars totaling 12,004 ounces, about 1,565 pounds actual weight. The shipper, Welle Furga, handled the operation, with a declared value of 108,000 dollars.
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Belmont
Tetoh
Belmont Company
Leig Company
Welle Furga
Lawyer Dies After Family Dispute Ends in Tragedy
In a shocking early morning incident in New York, prominent attorney Mendel, tied to the Mesules firm, allegedly attacked his wife before killing himself. Police say the case involves a strained family dispute and a missing daughter remains unaccounted for as investigators pursue leads. Community charity workers deny involvement and note efforts to support the poor with new housing initiatives.
George Graham Rice Writes for New York Telegraph
George Graham Rice, the stock promoter who served a year in New York penitentiary for involvement in government fraud, now writes for the New York Telegraph. He reportedly promotes mining and investment schemes to readers, continuing his previously noted financial push.
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New York
Georay Uralum Rice
Fibof
New York Morning Telegraph
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