Rawhide Telegraphic Connection Boosts Tonopah Camp
Attor ney L A Gibbons returns from the new gold field and signals strong growth in Rawhide with 150 tents and houses rising. Goldfield and San Francisco investors show activity. Billy Bond and John Reynolds open prospects near Gratt property and Black Buttes trades. J L Raltas assumes Black Buttes, Zeb Kendall’s Blutt Lode gains interest amid Royal Tiger prospects and Balloon Hill brokerage plans. Real estate values surge on Main Street, stock exchange subscriptions rise, and new lodging expands as Dive Welch’s funeral occurs. Shorty Kendall departs for camp with Bluff Lode control and ten teasers. veteran miner S Kirk continues exploration.
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Goldfield
Billy Bond
W. F. Bond & Co
Gratt
John Reynolds
Marvin Ish
J. L. Raltas
Black Buttes
Last Chance
Blutt Lode
Zeb Kendall
San Francisco
Royal Tiger
Billy Mikulich
Manhattan
Rawhide
Balloon Hill
Raws
John Patrick Mining Company
Royal Group
Stock Exchange
Wingert
Ty Taver
Mather
Jumpertown
Burt Oppenhaver
Jack Momphrey
Gibbons
Cramer
Comtenrey
Shorty
Kendall
Bluff Lode
Kirk
Klondike
Mexico
Turkish Forces Withdrawn and Peace Hope Grows
A report from St Petersburg notes Turkish troops retreat west of Tabriz and a conciliatory mood in Constantinople, reducing frontier precautions. Persian troops near Cari Casus may be reassigned as Russia’s 60,000 man mobilization fears fade, leaving the outlook calmer.
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Associated Press
ST. Petersburg
Tabriz
Constantinople
Persia
Cari Causus
Russia
Turkey
Low Rates for Summer Travel Across Western Routes
A joint conference of committees from the Western Passenger and Dental Passenger associations decided to grant summer tourist rates for the coming season. The Central Passenger Association meeting tomorrow will likely approve maintaining last year’s summer tank rates with possible reductions. Chicago to Colorado common points is expected at $20, the prior year’s rate.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Western Passenger and Dental
Central Passenger Association
Colorado
Tate
Javan Seeks New Loan amid Paris Banking Talks
Feb 1 report from Paris describes Jaynes government seeking fresh loan in key banking discussions. An official from the bank declined to comment while others hinted at possible policy moves and ongoing financial negotiations shaping the stability of the Dec Pays Bas accord.
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Paris
Jaynes
Bangie de Paris
Dec Pays Bas
Thie Bank
Todas
Fiat
Hut Frecttier Chimay
Ayainese
Rawhide Camp Connected to Outside World by Telegraph
Rawhide wires linked to Schurz with a completed ring yesterday, the first message traveling from Tonopah to the new team. The six month old camp shows rapid progress as it gains telegraph connections, signaling promising future development.
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Rawhide
Schurz
Tonopah
Review of American fleet at Valparaiso Chile
In Valparaiso officials led by President Montt plan a review of the American fleet as it nears Callao. The training ship General Balquedano will host diplomats aboard for a formal dinner after the inspection. The fleet is due to pass Valparaiso around 2 PM with Chilean warships escorting the flotilla along the coast.
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Associated Press
Santiago
Chile
Valparaiso
Callao
President Montt
General Balquedano
Prices Rise on Short-Covering in NYC Stock Market
New York February 13 The early stock market showed that heavy selling on Monday and Thursday caused price declines. When short sellers covered today they found few stocks available and prices moved up sharply. The market remained mercurial after covering, and bond activity was irregular. Reports of mill resumptions were noted but overall developments were not major.
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Associated Press
New York
Thessay
Bartnett to be tried first in California embezzlement case
San Francisco reports Walter J. Bartnett will head the trial of the Indicted wreckers of the California Safe Deposit and Trust Company on embezzlement charges. Assistant District Attorney Hoff Cook pressed for March 2 as Bartnett’s defense protested. Other defendants J Dalzell Brown and James Treadwell faced arraignment and pled.
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Ter J. Bartnett
California Safe Deposit and Trust Company
Cooper
Bartnett
William Hoff Cook
J. Dalzell Brown
James Treadwell
Petenby
Troops Ordered to North to Alaska amid Strike Tensions
Washington reports troops ordered to Fairbanks Alaska by Associated Press. The move may enable travel by sleds if needed, covering about 165 miles from Fort Gibbon to Fairbanks. The action stems from a year old strike for higher wages and shorter hours, with miners and operators clashing over independent mine operation, raising fears of trouble.
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Associated Pres
Washington
Fairbanks
Alaska
Fort Gibbon
Western Federation
Arrest Leader of Black Hand in Coast Line Case
In Trinidad Colorado on February 12 Charles Peccorino, alleged chief of a Black Hand group, was arrested in Hast ings by Lake Charles deputy Sheriff Patello for murder tied to an Italian from Lake Charles. The body was hidden in a swamp. Two others are jailed on related charges.
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Associated Press
Trinidad
Col
Lake Charles
Charles Peercering
Hastings
Patello
Peccarino
Peccorino
Marine Engineers to Be Locked Out
San Francisco February 13 Secretary A B Hammond of the San Francisco Ship Owners Association sent a message to the Marine Engineers Association stating that February 14 vessels would carry two engineers instead of three on trips north to Crescent City and south to Point Conception under the new rule. The engineers association has not acted, but a lockout of members is expected.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
A. B. Hammond
Indictments Return Against New Jersey Ex-Governor and Ally
Indictments alleging perjury were returned today against Foster Voorhees former New Jersey governor and Frank Combes after a grand jury inquiry into the Bankers Life Insurance Company ties during their official roles. Both men face charges related to perjury arising from the investigation.
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Associated Press
New York
New Jersey
Foster Voorhees
Frank Combes
Bankers Life Insurance Company
Arbitration treaty aims for France style pact
London February 13 The subject of a general arbitration treaty between the United States and France has been completed and discussions now cover submission to the Hague of questions by Canada Malta Staten Newfoundland and Great Britain with hope for similar agreement.
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Associated Press
London
France
Hague
Canada
Malted
Staten
New Fonndland
Great Britain
Taft and Guild Tticket headline at Detroit luncheon
Secretary of War Taft spoke at a Michigan Retail Lumber Dealers luncheon on the moral awakening from business practices. Thousands greeted him at a Hotel Ponchartrain reception, as Governor Warner voiced strong support for Taft and suggested Governor Curtis Guild of Massachusetts as Vice President candidate.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Taft
Michigan Retail Lumber Dealers’ Association
Bean
Hotel Ponchartrain
Harmonie Hall
Warner
Michigan
Curtis Guild
Massachusetts
Followers of Mahomet Start Riot
In Bombay on Moharram celebrations a clash between Sunnites and Shiahs sparked rioting. Police arrested several Sunnites. the mob demanded their release and stoned officers injuring two including a police commissioner. Five rioters were killed and forty wounded, twenty seriously, with European officers fleeing. troops camp tonight on the streets.
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Associated Preas
Bombay
Atreste
Basen
Railway Placed in Hands of Receiver
In Indianapolis on February 13 the Chicago Cincinnati and Louisville Railroad was placed in the hands of a receiver after representations by George Ferhald & Co. of Boston. Bankers claim a floating debt of about 1.775 million dollars and that the property is encumbered by mortgage.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Ind
George Ferhald & Co
Boston
Chicago, Cincinnati and Louisville Railroad Company
United States Circuit Court
Exclusion Likely for Japanese Detained in Victoria
One hundred seventy Japanese are detained in quarantine at Victoria British Columbia after failing the Natal net educational test. They will probably be excluded and, if so, the case may go to court.
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Associated Press
Victoria, B. C
Natal
Indiana Lincoln Club Delegation At Fairbanks Meeting
Wabash Ind Feb 13 Senator Albert Beveridge spoke to the Indiana Lincoln Club in Fairbanks Indiana asserting the delegation will back the Republican ticket for a Chicago View President Palmer and the Rep Bob Henne whom we represent, pledging support for their candidate and denying any trading or delivery of votes.
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Associated Preas
Wabash
Ind
Albert J. Beveridge
Indiana
Lincoln
Reputitican Clube
Bute
Breveridge
Gomne
Palviatike
Danger of Flood Has Now Passed
Pittsburg reports from the weather bureau indicate flood danger has ended for the moment. The crest is expected to arrive tomorrow and will not exceed twenty two feet, allowing relief from the threat as conditions improve. Florence alias Overalls and Hol Tyke released on suspicion of the Cordes murder after authorities could not connect them to the crime.
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Associated Press
Pittsburg
Weather Bureau
Stockton
Oh Florence
Overalls
Hol. Tyle
Rothie Cordes
Midway
Trampe
Min
House panel debates Shirling affair pay rise for soldiers
Washington February 14 The House Committee on SHILING Affair considered amending the army appropriation bill to provide a pay increase for one hinted men. The fate of the lieutenant general Bryant remains undecided and no recommendation was made yet for others.
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Washington
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