President nominates judges and ICC members in sweeping slate
The president sent to the senate a slate of nominees including Ed ward White for chief justice and Willis Vandeventer Joseph Hooker for the Supreme Court with several appointees to the new court of commerce and the Interstate Commerce Commission. Nominations also include R H Meyer of Wisconsin and McChord of Kentucky for the commission as Knapp ascends. Additional figures include Viv ian L Jones as receiver of public moneys and Marion Letcher as Esa at Chihuahua Mexico.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Supreme Court of the United States
Edward Douglass White
Louisiana
Willis Vandeventer
Wyoming
Joseph Hooker
Lamar
Georgia
New Court of Commerce
Martin A. Knapp
Interstate Commerce Commission
Robert W. Archibald
United States District
Pennsylvania
William H. Hunt
Customs Appeals
Montana
John Emmet Carland
South Dakota
Jutie W. Mackay
Illinois
R. H. Meyer
Wisconsin
McChord
Kentucky
Interstite Commerce Commission
Knapp
Commercial Court
Cockrell
Missouri
Vivian L. Jones
Independence
Cal
Marion Letcher
Esa
Chihuahua
Mexico
Presbyterian Church Scene of Wedding in Tonopah
Baker and Miss Marriet May French were united in marriage at the Presbyterian church with Rev. H. L. Burnham officiating. The ceremony drew many friends who showered the couple with congratulations. The couple, Tonopah residents, will make their future home in the city.
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Presbyterian Church
Baker
Marriet May French
H. L. Burnham
Tonopah
Lorimer Charge Probe Fails to Prove Allegations
A sub committee of the Senate Committee on Privileges and Elections voted unanimously to report that the charges against Senator Lorimer were not proven. The investigation found no sufficient evidence to substantiate the claims.
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Sen
Lorimer
Associated Press
Washington
Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
Can on mill boosts output with new equipment in Manhattan
The Can on mill, aided by ore from Manhattan Milling and Leasing, increases tonnage and extraction as the Bryan mill regrinder comes online. New equipment operates satisfactorily and bullion output rises, with more teams added to meet greater supply. Names and locations appear in the crowding list at day’s end.
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Manhattan
Canon
Manhattan Milling and Leasing Company
Bryan
Mizpah Hotel
County board hearing on Duckwater road water damage
At a special session 10 commissioners heard J P Tognini of Duckwater allege that W F Mendes floods a local road with water. The board ordered the clerk to tell Mendes to stop using the road as an outlet or bear repair costs for damages.
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Board of County Commissioners
J. P. Tognini
Duckwater
Nc Roads
W. EF. Mendes
Tognini
Mendes
Robert G. Pohl
Cobra Island Marines Surrender to Brazilian Government
The revolting marines on Cobra island formally surrendered today as fresh government troops moved in to occupy the barracks.
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Associated Press
Cobra Island
Manhattan Output in November 857000 Confirmed
Manhattan production for November totaled 857000 with 57000 in gold bullion shipped to the mint from Pine Tree camp. Producers expect higher output in December and note 1200 tons of ore awaiting milling plus many smaller dumps awaiting their turn.
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Manhattan
Pine Tree Camp
War Eagle Mill Operates Around the Clock on Union Ore
The War Eagle mill at Manhattan runs 15 working days nonstop, powered by ore from Union No. 9 estate. Dexter Consolidated Leasing company supplies the ore, and the combined leaser uses the mill to treat all their ores. The Union estate has proven the district’s most productive property, with steady lease operations and ample ore on hand to sustain the mill's output.
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War Eagle
Manhattan
Dexter Consolidated Leasing Company
Union No. 0
Atemoly
Snoni
Mil
Death of Mrs Grant Murphy in Georges Canyon Mining Town
Mrs. Murphy wife of Grant Murphy a prominent Georges Canyon miner died in this city after several weeks illness. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 2 PM from Woincott and Hall with Knights of Pythias and Odd Fellows members and auxiliaries attending. Interment will be in Odd Fellows cemetery.
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Grant Murphy
Georges Canyon
Pythian Sisters
Rebekahs
Knights of Pythias and the Odd Fellows
Murphy
Woin‘cott and Hall
The
Odd Fellows and Knights of Pythias
Nominations Confirmed for Chief Justice and Solicitor General
The Senate confirmed Justice White as chief justice and Frederick W. Lehmann as solicitor general. The Supreme Court ruled conspiracy under the Sherman act a continuing offense, upholding the 1909 New York indictment of Gustave Kissel and Thomas Harned tied to the sugar trust cases.
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Associated Press
Washington
Setdle
Justice White
Frederick W. Lehmann
Supreme Court of the United States
New York
Gustave Kissel
Thomas Harned Uinder
Printy Trio at Butler Tonight in Biograph Program
The Buller program features The Fugitive a Biograph drama on mother love with a Confederate soldier’s killer hidden by his mother for another mother’s sake. Also shown Tragical Concealment Crossing the Andes Trip Over the Rocky and Selkirk Mountains and Lassie’s Birthday with nightly appearances by the Printy Trio throughout the week plus Saturday and Sunday matinees.
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the Buller
Andes
South America
Rocky
Selkirk
Canada
Prin~ity
Pennsylvania Congressman Joel Cook Stricken In Washington
Representative Joel Cook of Pennsylvania lies in a semi conscious state at his hotel in Washington after a stroke. His condition is described as doubtful with recovery uncertain.
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Washington
Joel Cook
Pennsylvania
Arson Case Set for District Court in Beatty
The State of Nevada versus W H Sanders is to be called in district court tomorrow at 10 o'clock with jury trial before Judge Mark R Averifl. Sanders allegedly placed a lit candle in a Beatty residence, set to ignite rags, leading to arson charges. He remains jailed awaiting bail. A forty jurors panel has been summoned. jury selection expected to begin.
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State of
Nevada
W. H. Sanders
District Court
Mark R. Averifl
Sanders
Beatty
Nye County
Government holds large lead in House of Commons
London December 12 government wins 283 seats to 227 for the opposition as returns come in this afternoon.
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Associated Press
London
House of Commons
Four Arrested in Humboldt Gold Dust Theft Case
Four persons were charged with grand larceny in San Francisco over $60,000 in gold dust stolen aboard the Alaska steamer Humboldt last August. Police inquiry at lodging houses near Sixth and Howard, plus a safety vault visit, recovered more than $10,090 of gold bars and currency. Suspects named: E. L. Smith, Margaret Henry, J. T. Woodson, and G. M. Woodson.
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Iy Associated Press
San Francisco
Humboldt
Sixth
Howard Streets
E. L. Smith
Margaret Henry
J.T. Woodson
G. M. Woodson
Rescue of Wrecked Olympia Passengers in Alaska Gale
The Alaska Steamship Olympia ran ashore at Bligh Island, Prince William Sound, with 106 aboard. All passengers and crew have been saved. cargo and mails recovered, though the hull may be a total loss and wireless gear is damaged. United States District Judge E. E. Cushman was aboard bound for Valdez.
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Sy Associated Press
Seattle
Alaska Steamship Company
Olympia
Bligh Island
Prince William Sound
Cordova
Valdez
United States District
E. E. Cushman
Associated
Preas Valdez
Alaska
Envernment
Ellemar
Olympian
Totiar Yah Banking Board Holds Quarterly Meeting
The Totiar yah Banking corporation board of directors held a regular quarterly meeting in its private offices. Vice President F. M. Lee presided with W. J. Harris and H. C. Brougher in attendance. Eugene Howell reported a strong bank condition with large deposits and a surplus greater than state requirements.
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Totiar Yah Banking Corporation
F. M. Lee
W. J. Harris
H. C. Brougher
Sworth
Eugene Howell
State Bank
Governor seeks to keep old guns as park ornaments at Carson
Gov Dickerson asks Senator Newlands about allowing Nevada to retain obsolete ordnance for display in the state capitol park in Carson. He imagines children and veterans enjoying the ancient pieces as relics rather than scrap. The note mentions old artillery once paraded by state companies and a Gatling gun. the matter intersects with district court calendar items in Carson.
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National Guard
Department
Presidio
Virginia City Boys
Dickerson
Newlands
Capitol
Carson
America
Carson—Carson Aptrcal
Aled
Law and Motion Day in District Court
Law and Motion Day is set in the district court calendar with sessions to discuss pending motions and procedural matters. The event outlines anticipated filings and rulings affecting upcoming court dates and case management.
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LAW
McNeill Mill Runs Through Preliminary Trial
The McNeill mill on Litigation Hill completed a preliminary trial this week with smooth operations. A few minor adjustments were advised before regular operations begin, with manager McNeill predicting full blast within a day or two and experienced mill men affirming its up-to-date readiness.
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McNeill
Litigation Hill
Manhattan Mail
Funeral tribute for Mrs. Grant Murphy at Pythian Castle
All members of Mizpan Lodge No. 25 K of P and Argenta Temple No. 12 Pythian Sisters are asked to meet tomorrow at 1 30 at the Pythian Castle for the late sister Mrs. Grant Murphy funeral. Omit flowers. J R Balliet C C May Hunt M B C.
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Mizpan
K. of P
Argenta Temple
Pythian
Pythian Castle
Grant Murphy
Central Market Buys Metropolitan Market
Central market completed a purchase of the Metropolitan market. Vincent, manager of Central market, said operations will continue for several days before stock is moved to the Central building. Stenuff of the Metropolitan handled negotiations.
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Central Meat Market
Vincent
Central Market
J. J. Stenuff
Metropolitan
Central
Tamany Hall Partly Destroyed by Fire
Tamany Hall wigwam, home of a famous political organization in New York, was partly destroyed by fire. Interior damage confined to rooms, with fire and water damage totaling about $25,000.
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Tammany Hall
Associated Roa
New York
Wigwam
Shaft work advances at Shea Putman Plamenay mine
Shafts at the Shea Putman Plamenay mine on Union No 9 in Manhattan are being repaired in preparation to sink 130 more feet to 380 feet. A new pump from San Francisco was secured to handle water as drifts are dug to access new ore for stoping. The shaft now reaches 230 feet.
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Shea-Putman-Plamenay
Union No. 9
Manhattan
San Francisco
Mines at Buckhorn close operations this week
Report from Eureka by Sentinel states Buckhorn mines shut down as the local company suspends work leaving only two watchmen. The firm had started ore extraction and a new mill, but plans to install machinery are paused until the Eureka and Paliende railroad is rebuilt.
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Eureka
Buckhorn
Sentinel
Eureka and
Paliende
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War Eagle Mill
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