Tonopah District Ore Shipments for the Past Week
Ore shipments from Tonopah district mines show totals for Tonopah Mining 2200 Belmont 2250 Montana 4.6 essencee 981 Tonopah Extension 998 West End 800 Midway 8269 The estimated value of ores shipped from the mining companies in the Tonopah district is around 206.7 thousand dollars.
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Tonopah
Tonopah Mining
Belmont
Montana
Tonopah Extension
West End
Midway
Tomy Sis Sryererres
Vail Mining Companies
Arabs and Turks mass near Tobruk trenches
Reports say about 15 000 Arabs and Turks have assembled within four to five miles of the Italian trenches at Tobruk. Six Italian warships appeared off Durazzo on the Albanian coast as inhabitants prepare for fire.
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London
Dee
Tobru
Durazzo
Gotch to Face English Champion Munroe in December Match
Jin Ashell, chief trainer for Frank Gotch, world champion wrestler, traveled to observe Alex Munroe, the English champion, as they prepare for a December 27 bout in Kansas City. Ashell says Gotch is in top shape and as fast as ever, aiming to avenge last September quitting Hackenschmidt.
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Kansas City
Pec
Jin Ashell
Frank Goteh
Alex Munroe
Ashell
Goteh
Hacken-schmidt
Murder suspect Barton Sparks nabbed in Phoenix
Phoenix December 23 Barton Sparks wanted for murder at Big Timber Montana was arrested here Sparks claimed he did not know what he is wanted for.
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Phoenix
Barton
Sparks
Big Timber
Mont
Miners Union Christmas Dance Set to Impress Tonopah
Tonopah miners union announces a Christmas night dance at Butler theater with five piece Butler orchestra playing all new selections. Tickets urged for a record crowd. Arrangements committee led by Frank Z Darragh with Howard Mayes and others. floor director Louis Cortese. reception team including Stephen Chirk and Thomas Trugeon.
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Tonopah
Joey Union
Butler Theater Orchestra
Frank Z. Darragh
Howard Mayes
Leo Merten
Hiram Bilyean
Thos Sheets
Lowis Cortese
Louis Cortese
Louis Cafferty
Gust Hansen
Alex Main
W. B. Evans
John Noonan
Bo McLaughlin
M. J. Seaman
J. H
Child Millionaire Found in Temple of Sun Worshipers
Chicago December 24 George I Lindsay twelve year old heir to millions of the late W P Lindsay was found in the Temple of the Sun Worshipers and placed in charge of the juvenile court. A nationwide search led to his location with his mother’s guardianship cut off. The boy known as Shahdah was introduced to the cult by his mother months ago.
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Chicago
George I Lindsay
W. P. Lindsay
Philadelphia
An Wich
Fen
Ftr Chet
Shahdah
Bribery probe widens in Rice Scheffels juror case
New arrests loom in the Rice Scheffels jury bribery scandal as government agents pursue links to Byrne and others. Juror Dale testified to the grand jury. Byrne remains jailed on a 10000 dollar bond. Defense counsel urge caution and possible mistrial amid court adjournment.
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New York
G. J. Byrne
Rice-Scheffels
Secret Service
Bryne
Dale
Dyrne
Byrne
Louis J. Vorhaus
Ray
Vorhaus
Storey County Officers Stand Against Compounding a Felony
Storey County officers including the justice of the peace and district attorney refuse to compound a felony. Four men were indicted by the county grand jury for gambling. Three arrested with bail set at 2000 dollars. The suspects named are Thomas Carney Ed Carney and H Lawson known as Missou. Missou remains jailed while the Carneys are out on bail. A fourth warrant for Frank Johnson is outstanding.
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Storey County
Justice of the Peace
Virginia Chronicle
Grand Jury
Thomas Carney
Ed Carney
H. ©. Lawson
Missou
Carneys
Frank Johnson
Telephone Rate War Starts On Pacific Coast
San Francisco reports a new telephone rate war as Postal Telegraph announces a 25 cent charge for ten minutes versus 40 cents a minute elsewhere. The move would affect Sacramento and other court points soon after schedules are published.
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San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Postal Telegraph
Sacramento
Postal Telegraph Company
Grand Jury Indicts Gambler Saloons in Virginia City
Virginia City Nev Dec 23 the grand jury returned four secret felony indictments and three were served last night on Thomas and Wd Caray operators of the Delta saloon and H C Lawson charged with allowing gambling and conducting it. Bail set at 2000 each for the first two. the fourth indictment targets Frank Johnson sought by authorities. The cases stem from an earlier jury inquiry with witnesses. More anti gambling prosecutions are reported across most counties in the state.
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Vorhaus
Ray
Byrne
Virginia City
Nev
Count Votrt
F Court
Bone Garrania
Thomas
Wd Caray
Delta
H. C. Lawson
Rams
Kould
Johnson
Well Drilling Near Millers Reaches 270 Feet
Drilling eight miles northwest of Millers progresses to 270 feet in granite. The bore is in hard rock, with the next hundred feet expected to pass through this formation. Soon indicators of a groundwater channel under the San Antonio valley may appear. Mrs. D J Pitegerald returns to Tonopah from Modesto after a month visiting her parents.
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San Antonio
D. J. Pitegerald
Modesto
Cal
Tonopah
Mrs McNamara Dying of a Broken Heart in Cincinnati
Cincinnati December 23 Mrs Mary McNamara mother of John J. and James B. McNamara key figures in a murder case is seriously ill at her home. Her planned California trip to visit her sons is postponed due to their confession and conviction, pastor Rev John Hickey says she is slowly dying from heartbreak. Old newspapers sale at force twenty five cents per hundred.
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Cincinnati
Mary McNamara
John J
James B
California
John Hickey
Christmas in Tonopah as townsfolk celebrate the season
Tonopah, during Christmas eve and night, shines with bright shops, festive lights, and Yuletide cheer. Residents, including numerous ladies, visit friends, exchange greetings, and deliver floral tributes while parties spread goodwill. crowds fill the streets and the Bonanza office receives Valetite greetings.
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Tonopah
Bonanza
Petty Thieves Strike Clotheslines Across the City
Residents report multiple thefts from clotheslines in different parts of town. At Brann House a bedspread was taken around 5 pm yesterday while proprietor Brann witnessed the thief escaping with the item. If stolen goods are not returned, legal steps may follow.
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Artiller Ofen
Brann Howse
Brann
Women Jump From Windows Amid Tenement Fire
Fire swept an East Fourth Street tenement yesterday morning trapping women with babies on upper floors. Police rounded up thirty women who jumped to escape, tossing their infants to bystanders into waiting arms below.
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New York
East Fourth Street
Fight Over Spreckels Will Shapes New Accounting
In San Francisco the Spreckels estate dispute widens as Rudolph and Claus A. Spreckels file for an accounting against John D. Spreckels. They allege a $26,000,000 gift portion was community property and claim the father lacked the right to dispose of the estate.
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San Francisco
Cling Spreckels
Rudolph
Claus A. Spreckels
Agaitot
John D. Spreckels
Gould & Curry Mining Company Reelected Officers in San Francisco
The Gould & Curry Mining annual meeting was held in San Francisco this week with all former officers reelected for another year. William Barnale View and BBL Shaw were named president and secretary respectively, with D.B. Shaw as superintendent. The annual report outlined progress on joint work with Best Heiehir and Savage companies.
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Gould & Curry Mining Company
San Francisco
Willam Barnale
Bbl Shaw
Db. Shaw
BR. Dowell
Best & Heiehir
Savage Companies
Explosion in Tanlon War fuels official probe
December reports indicate officers acquiesced as Toulon confronts responsibility for an explosion in Preneh Wat doobly Tatverte during the war. The inquiry seeks to assign fault and determine accountability amid wartime tensions and recent acquisitions by authorities.
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Toulon
Iron
Ecuador Loses Its President After Turbulent Term
Miniy Retrada, president of the republic, died in Guayaquil after a tumultuous tenure marked by an assassination plot and a dramatic move to Quito. He had been inaugurated in 1991 and faced health deterioration during setback episodes. Francisco Andrade Maria, president of the chamber of deputies, assumed temporary executive duties. Chaves Kitchen departed by train for Los Angeles and San Francisco.
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Quayaquh
Miniy Retrada
Benader
Retrada Wan
Guayaquil
Francisco Andrade Maria
Chamber of Deeputies
Former Goldfield broker gets 18 month sentence
D. J. John Grant Lyman a Los Angeles land promoter was sentenced by Judge Van Fleet to 18 months in federal prison on McNeill's Island for conspiracy to evict a watchman. Co-defendant Courtwright received eight months and parole. Indictments from Los Angeles charged mail fraud in a Panama find scheme. Lyman showed no eagerness to face the charges.
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San Francisco
D. J John Grant Lyman
Los Atogeles
van Fleet
United States District Court
McNeill’s Island
Wash
C. M. Courtwright
Alameda County
Los Angeles
Panama
Lyman
Assault Claim Targets Detective in Sparks Incident
Alfred Ingram a Sparks strikebreaker, appeared with a bandaged head in Reno district attorney's office and obtained a warrant for Detective Morgan of the Southern Pacific company at Sparks. The dispute arose over liquor being taken from a stockade and a guard's intervention led to alleged rough treatment. Morgan faces hearing in Sparks justice court Tuesday.
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Reno
Nev
Alfred Ingram
Sparks
Morgan
Southern Pacific Company
Southern Pacific
Ingram
Justices Coun
Christmas Remembrance From Hugh H. Brown
The Bonazza star recipients received a box of Van Dyck Marana cigars from the E.G. Co Wantation in Tampa Florida as a Christmas remembrance from Hon Hugh fr Brown. Frank McBride traveling with his wife for the Reno Gazette Development edition was in town at the Mixpals.
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Hugh H. Brown
E.G. Co
Tampa
Fia
Hugh Fr. Brown
Frank McBride
Reno Gazette
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Gotch
Miners’ Union
Asylum OF the Sun Worshipers
Postal Company
Postel Telegraph Company
Lce
Pacific
Ray Foi
Gamblers
Millers
Mrs. M'Namara
Christmas
Spreckels
Ecuador
Chaves Kitchen
Angeles
Goldfield
Jed
Fold
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