Belmont Mill Not To Be Moved For The Present
H Brady superintendent of the Tonopah Belmont Development company arrived from Philadelphia where he and H Brougher attended a meeting. Brady denied any immediate move of mills from Miller to Tonopah though future ore discoveries may prompt relocation. He cited reports of $60 ore on the Belmont 1100 foot level and noted improving eastern business conditions and renewed investor interest in western mining. Brady plans to return to Tonopah.
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H. Brady
Tonopah-Belmont Development Company
Philadelphia
H. ©. Brougher
Mr. Brady
Tonopah
Los Angeles
Brougher
Oakland
Rady
Mizpah
Bohanza
Toen
Brady
Belmont
Rockland Company Stock Flurry Triggers Exchange Probe
Rocksland company common stock surged 31 1 4 points at the open on the New York Stock Exchange then dropped to 60 as governors ordered an investigation. About 248000 Rockland shares traded, exceeding 25 percent of the issue amid broad weakness and fears of a corner. The cause of the volatility remained unknown.
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Associated Press
NEW York
Rocksland Company
New York Stock Exchange
Exchange
Rock Tri Land Common
Carnegie injured by a fall in Central Park
Andrew Carnegie slipped on the tee while walking around the reservoir in Central Park and suffered a painful injury to his left knee. He could not attend dinner at his home or the meetings of the American Historical Association and the American Economic Association at Carnegie Hall. Condition described as not alarming at the Carnegie home.
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New York
Andrew Carnegie
Central Park
Hughes
Butler
Columbia
American Historical Association
American Economic Association
Carnegie Hall
Carnegie
Mine Fire Threat Envelops Artemus Kentucky Area
A Cumberland mine near Artemus Kentucky is burning tonight. Reports say little is known about any workers trapped inside or conditions at the shaft. Local authorities warn of dangerous fumes and possible further collapse as rescue efforts proceed.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Dee
Artemus
Northwest railroad strike widens as talks break down
Switchmen end negotiations with railroads and labor leaders warn of a possible general strike across allied orders in the railroad branch of the American Federation of Labor. Perham travels to Washington for guidance as Hawley signals potential escalation. No immediate reemployment plan accepted.
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Associated Press
ST. Pal
Northwest
American Federation of Labor
H. B. Perham
Railway Council
Washington
Perham
Hawley
Unson
Inbar
Surveying Crew Leaves City for Mono Line Work
The V and T Surveying crew of about a dozen workers departed yesterday for the southern cougery. They plan to establish their camp at Carter's station atop the mountain, near Rodenbaugh's, and run a line for the road extension. The winter departure suggests the project will begin soon with grade stakes set for graders to follow as weather allows.
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Cougery
Carter's Station
Rodenbaugh's
Carson News
Colontration Company Files Its Moticles
Motions misread in transcription. Article of Incorporation filed with the county clerk of Goldfeld-Hiy Land and Colonization company yesterday. Local records indicate formal steps toward corporate formation and registration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colontration Company
Goldfeld-Hiy Land and Colnnization Company
Eaph
Goldfield Firm Formed to Promote Ely-Goldfield Rail Line
The article notes a stock capital of $50,000 for a new company formed by incorporators C. A. Rasor W. B. Williams and H. M. Kunze of Goldfield. The venture aims to promote settlement along the Ely Goldfield railroad route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tal
C. A. Rasor
W. 8. Williams
H. M. Kunze
Goldfield
Ely-Goldfield
Library Encouragement Push At Tonopah Public Library
Mrs Moore the Tonopah librarian urges greater use of library facilities noting many strangers may not know the library offers free privileges. She argues people should access the latest works and top authors available locally.
Discredited President Explains His Stance Abroad
In Salina Cruz Mexico Diaz Zelaya, former president of Nicaragua, defends his treatment of Cannon and Grace as conservatives maneuver, accusing Secretary Knox of biased reports and declaring he may return home or stay in Mexico City. Peace hopes grow in Nicaragua amid talks.
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Torena Salina Cruz
Mexico
Knox
Managua
Zelaya
Cannon
Guy
Guerrero
Wxcuse
Guatemala
Cabrera
Nicaragua
Dia
United States
Mexico City
Do Mariscal
Shakespearean Drama Draws Strong Local Crowd
A solid turnout witnessed Sanford Dodge company perform The Merchant of Venice in our city last evening. Sanford Dodge’s Shylock drew hearty applause for a portrayal praised as forceful and well suited to the play’s blend of comedy and tragedy.
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Sanford ‘Podge
Sanford Dodge Company
Shylock
Sanford Dodge
Dodge
Reading habits urged for city children at library
The article notes that city children are not ideal library patrons though their juvenile book collection is among the best in the state. Parents are advised to get their children cards and improve early reading with the library’s services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ien
Santa Claus Delights Tonopah Children at Miners Hall
Santa Claus arrived late but brought joy to Tonopah children at the Miners Exchange hall on Christmas day. Local Miners Union No. 12 committee members led the effort with help from Mrs. Pieterin Melan, ensuring a festive afternoon around the Christmas tree for many youngsters.
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Santa Claus
Tonopah
Miners’ Exchange Hall
Santa
Bonanza
Shorty Kantzkau
Shorty
Main Street
Nick
Minure’ Union
California Teachers Association Convenes in San Francisco
The forty third annual California Teachers Association session opened in San Francisco with about four thousand attendees. Topics include shorter elementary bars, grammar grade adjustments, high school requirements, subject rearrangements after grade six, and retirements and salaries for long serving teachers.
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Sunnel Ecasion
California Teachers’ Association
Bad Luck at Tends Important Gathering
A storm disrupts the twenty fifth anniversary meeting of the American Historical and American Economic associations. President Taft cannot attend, Yale’s Dr William Graham Summer suffers a brain rupture and cannot join, Andrew Carnegie injures a knee in Central Park, and North of the American Statistical Society misses the event due to illness.
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Associated Prva New York
American Historical and American Economic Associations
Taft
William Graham Summer
Yale
Andrew Carnegie
Central Park
North
American Statistical Society
New England Coast Ravaged by Storms
New England faces a major sea toll after a Saturday night and Sunday storm. The schooner David Palmer with 12 crew likely lost near Boston, nine other vessels wrecked along Massachusetts, with Nantucket and Brant Point affected. Rescue teams report multiple capsizes as communication across Cape Cod regions is disrupted.
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Associated Press
New York
David Palmer
Boston
Massachusetts
New England
Cape Code
Nanvas
Seltuate
Sayers
Belle Holliday
Brant Point
Martha's Vineyard
New England States
Vote of thanks to Miss Me Tan and local musicians
A note expresses gratitude for assistance from Miss Me Tan the Musicians Calon W W Booth and Shorty Kautzkay acknowledging their kind support for an event.
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Miss Me- Tan
Calon
W. W. Booth
Shorty Kautzkay
Christmas Tree for Grandchild Marks Holiday Birth
A baby born last week to Mr and Mrs Simpson is celebrated with a Christmas tree gifted by grandfather Chris Matnista. The tree, adorned with silver and gifts, honors the newborn and parents with holiday cheer.
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Simpson
Heney Libel Suit Brought in New York
Francis Heney of San Francisco files a $250000 libel damage suit against William H. Crocker, California millionaire, in New York. The complaint centers on an open letter bearing Crocker’s name published in a New York evening paper on December 5, defending then supporting Heney in graft prosecutions before later withdrawing that support.
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New York
Francis Heney
San Francisco
William H. Crocker
California
Allegel Wbel
Heney
Crockers
Crocker
San Francis
Elks Meet Tonight At Littles Hall
Regular meeting announced for Elks at Littles Hall with Schmidt as Exalted Ruler and J A Diggen as secretary. Message invites all members to attend for a lively evening despite mixed opinions among attendees.
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Littles
Schmidt
Dtaler
J. A. Diggen
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H. G. Schmidt
Harry Epstine
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