House Considers District of Columbia Budget for 1911
The House spent five hours debating the District of Columbia appropriation bill as it funds district expenses for 1911. Points of order were raised over sections aimed at economy and the reading stretched into the session, while Hitchcock urged a congressional investigation of the General Land Office amid Cunningham contention. The Senate adopted a Custom resolution seeking information on mining disasters and federal aid facilities.
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Associated Press
Washington
House
District of Columbia
District
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Ballinger
Cunningham
General Land Office
Senate
Secretary of the Interior
Bubonic Plague Toll and Court Victory Reported
In Uralsk Asiatic Russia bubonic plague deaths reached two percent over ten days. In another note a district court awarded the Wit tenberg Warehorse and Transfer company $1600 against Warren J. Flick and the Jefferson Mining company for supplies and services rendered.
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Associated Press
ST. Petersburg
Uralsk
Asiatic
Russia
Wittenberg Warehorse and Transfer Company
Warren J. Flick
Jefferson Mining Company
Local Tonopah Mining Company Tops U.S. Silver Producers
At a regular nopah Mining Company meeting in Philadelphia the Tonopah Mining Company declared a quarterly dividend of 25 cents plus a 10 cent extra, payable January 31, 1910 to stockholders of record December 31, 1909. The move cements Tonopah as the leading silver mine in the United States, with a 1909 total dividend of about 1.4 million dollars and a history of payouts totaling 5.2 million since inception.
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United States
Nopah Mining Company
Philadelphia
W. W
Tonopah Mining Company
Hornsilver Company
Utah
Alose
Ue Tonopah
Tonopah
Death claims Leopold II king of Belgium
Brussels reports King Leopold II died at 2 35 am after a sudden collapse. He had shown signs of improvement the day before but suffered alarming symptoms and failed to recover. Details given include his birth in 1837, marriage to Arch Duchess Marie Henrietta, three daughters, and rumors of a morganatic marriage to Baroness Vaughn.
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Associated Press
Brussels
Leopold
Leopold II
Leopold I
Marie Henrietta
Joseph
Austria
Thia Union
Louise
Stephania
Clementine
Vaughn
de Lacroix
Liege
Paris
Woman killed in Santa Fe train wreck near Winona
Mrs. Allee Bennett of Hartford Conn died in a rear end collision between the Santa Fe limited No 7 and Overland Passenger No 8 east of Flagstaff near Winona station. Eighteen others were injured but not fatally as the Nagman failed to stop in time for the late No 8 which halted for orders.
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Associated Preks
Indictment Returned in Dayton Burglary Case
The Lyon county grand jury in Dayton yesterday returned an indictment against a Spaniard charged with burglarizing the Coy er home at Dayton. A Mexican recently confined in Storey county jail in connection with the slaying of an Indian near Dayton was ignored.
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Lyon County
Dayton
Cooyer
Storey County
Three More Convicts At State's Prison
The state prison swells to 199 inmates with the arrival of Tarsitang of Reno serving 26 years for second degree murder and three Humboldt county prisoners Coleman and De Pretty with forgery terms of two years nine months, plus Mormon Dan LeBaron sentenced for life on a murder conviction.
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Tarsitang
Reno
Washoe County
Humboldt County
Coleman and
de Pretty
Dan" LeBaron
Stone Walls
Explosion at Cedar Hill coal mine kills two in Trinidad
An early morning blast at Mine No. 25 of the Cedar Hill Coal and Coke Co. near Trinidad, Colorado, 25 miles northeast of the town, claimed the lives of two men identified by Jett families.
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Dy Aanocianderes
Trinidad
Colo
Cedar Hill Coat and Coke Company
Here
Zelaya resigns the presidency of Nicaragua
Manuel Zelaya has handed his resignation to Congress declaring a sham revolution and foreign interference. José Madriz, seen as Zelaya's successor, may assume power amid a tense political crisis as the United States stance looms. A five-deputy commission will draft the acceptance bill.
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Congress
Associated Press
Managua
José Zentos Zeliya
Nicaragua
Congreaa
Jose Madriz
Curtag
Chow
Fey
Lava
National Assembly
United States
Estrada
Jose Santén Zelaya
Republic of Nicaragua
South America
Paris
South
Central America
Arctic Club Secretary Denies False Story
Osbon secretary of the Arctic Club writes Captain Bernier and others denying Captain August Loose story about his dealings with Dr. Cook was concocted for money. Loose says he refused offers to recant and asserts others pressured him to reveal the truth, while Osbon cites letters as the basis for accusations.
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Captain Loose
Associated Press
New Yorn Bee
Osbon
Arc- Uc Club
Joseph Bernier
August Loose
Dr. Cook
New York
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Orbon
Loore
Afidavic
Cook
Lonve
Dunkle
Oston
Tiny
Adove
Loewe
Duckle
Mos
Loos
Osben
Mexico City Shaken by Morning Earthquake
Mexico City was jolted by a light earthquake this morning. A report from Tehante indicates the tremor lasted several seconds with no damage yet noted.
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Penge
Mexico City
Mexico
Tehannteper
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