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Newspaper

Tonopah Daily Bonanza

Location

Tonopah, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Feb 09, 1908

Page

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Tonopah Investors Buy Rawhide Three Claims in Royal Tiger Region

W W Booth, Osean Jameson and others of Tonopah acquire Nevada King claims in Rawhide, paying 20000 for Nevada King, Nevada King No 1 and Nevada King No 2 in a promising camp. The group also notes leases and ore values while Aylesworth and Ross purchase Lucky Boy for 5000 and a lot for 1800 amid rising town sale activity.

W. W. Booth Osean Jameson Tonopah Rawhide Royal Tiger Country Nevada King No Nevada King Stinson Goldfield Hat Property Nevada King No. 1 Mr. Jameson McMahon A. J. Aylesworth F. B. Ross Lucky Boy Volney Leonard Rawhide and Wonder Mr. Aylesworth

Best Showing He Has Ever Seen by W J Pittman in Rawhide

Attorney W J Pittman returned from Rawhide after spending days in the new gold fields. He praised the showings as the best he has seen, citing sample assays and options on claims. He noted purchases in the Rawhide district and described notable activity near the Royal Tiger and other ground held by Rawhide Consolidated Company.

W. J. Pittman Rawhide Pittman Roral Coachman Rawhide Consolidated Company Soamoth Group Fall

Missionary Ellen Stone presses Turkey for ransom debt

Ellen M. Stone, the American missionary held by Bulgarian brigands near Diambala in 1901 and ransomed, appealed to Secretary Root to demand $48,000 from the Turkish government. She said the ransom was paid by American subscribers and should be returned to contributors.

Associated Press Washington Ellen M. Stone Diambala Pon Root State Department Ranson

Bank cashier arrested in Iowa bank shortage case

Des Moines dispatch reports B. 8. Mc Collick, cashier of the defunct Princeton Savings Bank in Princeton Iowa, was arrested on a charge of making false entries. A $10,000 shortage is alleged to have been discovered.

Associated Press Des Moines McCollick Princeton, Iowa

Bank vault theft reported in Utah National Bank probe

The Salt Lake Tribune notes that over the past month the Utah National Bank has quietly investigated a loss of about $43,000 from its reserve vault. Bank officers say the disappearance was discovered weeks ago and an inquiry has progressed to the point where arrests are expected soon.

Associated Press Salt Lake Feb Tribune Utah National Bank

Britain denies Pacific squadron changes report

The Associated Press reports that Britain makes no changes to the Pacific squadron. No increase or replacement of ships is planned and the government has no intention of altering the existing fleet.

Associated Press London Roth Pacific Forny Esanimanit

Mayor Edward R Taylor Weds Misa Jeffers In Quiet San Francisco Ceremony

Mayor Edward R Taylor married Misa Kuntee Jeffers in a small private wedding at the mayor's California street home in San Francisco. Rev Dr B W Clamett of Trinity Episcopal church conducted the ceremony with close relatives and intimate friends in attendance.

Taylor Associated Press San Francisco Edward R. Taylor Misa Kuntee Jeffers California Street BW. Clamett Trinity Episcopal Church

Portuguese Republic Ahead in Months Not Years

Lisbon reports show republican leaders confident the monarchy will fall soon. An AP interview with a top party spokesman says the end of the monarchy could be peaceful and outlines a campaign to replace the regime. Citizens describe Lisbon as an armed camp as debt and fuel shortages strain the economy and conspiracies emerge.

Associated Press Lisbon Republi Republic Manuel Carlos Franco Menarchy Portugal

Advance Pointers a Failure in Goldfield Stock Plot

A San Francisco Call report from Reno claims Nevada politicians and prominent state figures lost nearly ten thousand dollars in a failed attempt to profit from Goldfield Consolidated. They pooled about forty thousand dollars to buy on margin via brokers Harry Epstine of Tonopah and others, facing margin calls as the stock slid from six to five and a half, then to six and fifteen tenths as more shares flooded the market. The loss spread with continued selling, and by today an Eastern syndicate showed interest at five and a portion, while several named figures near Governor Sparks were implicated though Sparks was ill. One financier reportedly lost most of a lifetime of savings. In Chicago, Josephy Brown & Co. wholesale jewelers faced bankruptcy after American Trust and Savings Bank was appointed receiver following a petition by Racine & Co. of New York.

Reno Feb. S San Francisco Call Vada Ing Goldfield Consolidated Vice Harry Epstine Tonopah Young Webb Parkinson Goldfield New York Eastern Sparks Chicago American Trust and Savings Bank Josephy Brown & Co Racine & Co

Russia Preparing for War With Turkey Headlines

In New York, reports state Russia readies for conflict with Turkey amid volatile Wall Street losses. A wealthy Western-born man, Brooks, reportedly squandered fortune through duplicity and took his own life in the Produce Exchange annex. Attendance at a related event appeared forced to meet expectations.

Associated Prune New York Brooks West

Czar Dispatches Sixty Thousand Troops to Turko Persian Frontier

From St Petersburg report Russia plans a major military demonstration against Turkish interventions in Persia and Armenia. An expeditionary force of around fifty thousand troops with war equipment is arranged, with a substantial naval and land campaign envisioned.

Czar St, Petersburg Persia Armenia Henin Russia Edo Mathunal Iti

Panic in stocks at Copenhagen shocks markets

An Associated Press report from Copenhagen notes a banking firm suspension and a panicky mood on the Mock exchange. Quotation declines are widespread with the worst drop around 21 percent at a major bank, while traders anticipate upcoming meetings and further moves.

Associated Press Copenhagen Herrman, Myer &J, Co Hmandien Hank Pitance

Rickey Resigns as State Bank President Amid Insolvency Debates

Alia Carson City Nev Feb 8 A Goldfield Tribune dispatch reports that T B Rickey allowed creditors to withdraw accounts before resigning as president of Nevada’s suspended State Bank. Dick Kirman accuses Rickey of planning to dodge responsibility while promising $1,000,000 in securities. Kirman says he will aid depositors after Rickey’s retirement and questions directors’ consent in contracts. The State Bank Commission’s meeting is delayed by Gov Sparks illness.

Carson City Nev Goldfield Tribune T. B. Rickey Dick Kirman Priday State Bank Sparks Stoddard State Bank Commission Rickey Tonopah Carwon City Fi Ft Richard Kirman Parmers and Merchants’ National Bank of Reno Instita Ton Kirman

Nice raise for Southern Pacific

Louisville Kentucky February 8 Jefferson County supervisors approved an annexation for the Southern Pacific Company, raising the amount from 9 to 10,000,000. The Southern Pacific, incorporated in Kentucky, faces further actions as officials prepare for ongoing proceedings and related county considerations.

Associated Press Louisville Jefferson County of Supervisors Eife Kentucky Bevehwood

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