Editorial Eye: Nevada Urged to Boycott San Francisco
An editorial argues Nevada should back Reno in a terminal rate fight with the Southern Pacific. It criticizes San Francisco for blocking relief and urges merchants across the state to rally behind a boycott, shifting business toward Los Angeles and eastern cities to pressure release from biased freight terms.
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Teant
Tonopah
Nevada
Southern Pacific Railroad
San Francisco
Reno
Etire
Southern Pacific
Sacramento
Intefulate Commerce Commission
East
Nev
Los Angeles
Hoycott
Tonopah Mines Denial Prompts Local Rebuttal
A Carson News note rebuts a persistent rumor that Tonopah’s large mines faced low silver pressures and quitting. The Tonopah Bonanza and local papers are cited as slow or prompt in denial, with mutual thanks for nearby concern and hopes for renewed prosperity for Tonopah and its interests.
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Bonanza
Tonopah
Ton‘opah
Carson
Tonopah Bonanza
Hold Up At Chinaman Home in Tonopah
Yee Loy and his wife were held at gunpoint for nearly four hours as two masked men searched their cabin for 5000 dollars. Loy was knocked at the door, and the thieves forced them to stand while they ransacked the place and demanded money. They fled around 11 pm, later pursued and captured a man at the Greystone, while Loy claimed two robbers were involved despite initial denial.
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Yee Loy
China
Tonopah
Loy
Louie
James Hayward
Oroy Plata
Ley
Two Robbers Target a San Francisco Hobo Chinaman
A fragmentary report describes two tall men, one six feet and the other slightly shorter, attempting to abduct a bracelet from a man described as a hobo Chinaman from San Francisco. Police are pursuing leads but no arrest is recorded.
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San Francisco
Sherg
Log
Nevada settlers arrive and depart townspeople visit goldfield
Frank Golden went to Goldfield yesterday Sam Foreman was a Goldfield visitor yesterday E B Cashman returned to Reno Sunday Phil Bechet and wife came from Blair Judge Burt of Bob is in town Cy Johnson came from Round Mountain Walter and Mrs Cole returned from the coast Henry Reeves left for Blair County Commissioner Lindsay came from Rhyolite Zeb Kendall returned to Tonopah Mrs Kirchen returned from Santa Barbara R T Harris returned from Reno WI Mostine left for Carson James Riley in Blair Junction Tom Devine returned from Clifford John Miter passed through Tonopah toward Goldfield Henry Bartlett came from Round Mountain Raymond Lyons and wife and child left on a train for Los Angeles A marriage license issued to William Taylor and Mary Althouse A Cardinet left for San Francisco to wait for Paris F D Bradley left for Bishop to manage Nevada California Power Co. William Martell's sentence postponed Frank Gendron married Eva Herald at Austin Miss Bertha Moore and brothers down with typhoid fever A trained nurse attending all three patients We note George Wingfield plans to visit New York Washington and Europe
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Frank Golden
Goldfield
Sam Foreman
E. B. Cashman
Reno
Phil Bechet
Blair
C. F. Burt
Bob
Cy Johnson
Round Mountain
Walter D. Cole
Henry Reeves
Sam Fr. Lindsay
Zeb Kendall
Ineno
Tonopah
J. G. Kirchen
Santa Barbara
R. T. Harris
Nevada First National Bank
Mostine
Golden Jewelry Company
Carson
James Riley
Blair Junction
Tom Devine
Clifford
John Miter
Mina
Henry Bartlett
Round Mountain Nuger
Raymond Lyons
Los Angeles
William Taylor
Mary Althouse
A. Cardinet
San Francisco
Paris
Board of County Commissioners
F. Dean Bradley
G. R. Bradley
Bishop
California
Nevada- California Power Company
William Martell
Frank Gendron
Smoky Valley
Eva Herald
Austin
B. Rice
Rovny Mountain Nugget
Bertha Moore
Wille
Eldred
BK. Smith
Nixon
Sfornia
Reno Journal
George Wingfield
Nevada
New York
Washington
Wingfield
Temo Journal
Hotel Arrivals List From Western Towns
A long hotel arrival list shows guests and travelers visiting the Palace Hotel and other western stops. Names include San Francisco, Round Mountain, Sacramento, Reno, Stockton, Beatty, and San Mateo figures along with several distinct individuals such as Tom Gavin and J. B. Fryer.
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Palace Hotel
M. F. Lorenz
Portland
H. 1 Tames
Beattie
Cy Johnson
Round Mountain
M. F. Young
San Francisco
F. BE. Grube
Candelaria
T. H. Scott
Stockton
EB. Lb
Eubanks
Beatty
B. A. Peckman
San Mateo
N. B. Ford
Theatergoers Enjoy Merchant of Venice at Paysh Theater
A large Paysh theater audience Monday night witnessed Sanford Dodge as Shylock and Maud Terrell as Portia in a lively Merchant of Venice by the Sea lord Dodge company. Stuart Fox as Bassanio drew applause for his performance, delivering a fresh take on the classic comedy.
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Paysh Theater
Séalord Dodge Company
Sanford Dodge
Shylock
Maud Terrell
Aly Portis
Stuart Fox
Bassanto
Panama Canal loan bonds attract heavy bids at treasury
Many anxious bidders sought 990 million dollars in Panama Canal bonds under Secretary Solovy's November 18 circular. The bids were received at 4 40 this afternoon at the treasury, and the strong response indicates the loan has been greatly oversubscribed. Washington December 7.
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Corsolyou
Treasury Department
Washington
Avery: Gase Is Being Presented In District Court
O. 8. Avery faces trial on a receiving stolen property charge after district court proceedings began yesterday. State witnesses say Avery bought a brass bedstead and dishes from two youths who had stolen them from Marjorie's place in the tenderloin district. It is anticipated the case will go to the jury this evening.
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Avery
Marjorie
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LL. C. Hamilton
Denver
Fred C. Cosbey
Salt Lake
F. H. Hillard
Spokane
Morgan
T. Steinhart
F. Lindsay
Tom Gavin
John B. Fryer
Thomas D. Rogers
Manhattan
George C. Tryon
P. J. Gallagher
Charles H. Burritt
J. Burt
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A. C. Graft
Repo
Tony
Astredo
F. H. Bish
C. D. Tyler
Ally
Howard Harris
Bob Husband
Aen
Panama Canal
Bonda
Gase
S. Bert Cohen
Main
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Ferenc Molnar
Rounsevell
Tonopah Banking Corporation Capital and Surplue
Aeveral
Kachange
United States
Europe
George 4. Nixon
Frees Witgtel
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B. C. Moore
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H. J. Hall
Tonepab's New Wholesale
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