North Star Mining Company Shuts Down Amid Stock Assessment
Reported closure of the North Star Mining Company caused surprise as directors levied a one cent per share assessment on May 24. Managers Luckett and Golden declined to confirm details, citing premature intent, while investors question treasury funds and past ore shipments. The Bonanza seeks a full statement from Frank Golden to inform stockholders.
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Luckett
Frank Golden
Belmont
Bonanza
North Star
Nye and Ormsby County Bank
Harm Watold
Tonopah
North Star Mining Company
Golden
Atlantic Liner Breaks Record at Queenstown
The steamer Luisitania set a new eastbound long course record from Queenstown to New York, completing 2942 knots in five days four hours thirty minutes, two hours thirteen minutes faster than the previous best. The Mauretania later challenged the record, covering 2889 miles in 16 days 20 hours 15 minutes at an average 24.86 knots, within 56 minutes of Luisitania’s mark.
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Luisitania
New York
Gateway
Metal Market Report From New York Jones
The Metal Market in New York shows load steady at 4.32 to 4.35, Lake copper around 12.75 to 12.87, and silver at 5.30. Market activity remains dull with prices stable amid trading.
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New York
Jones
Ullver
Murder of Mobile city electrician by unknown assailant
In Mobile Alabama on June 1 H Chamberlain longtime city electrician and prominent chief man was shot and killed by an unknown Negro. Chamberlain had joined a posse to capture Campel Brown a deserter sought for months and was killed after a struggle following the disarmament.
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Alw
H. Chamberlain
Chibman
Chamberlain
Campel Brown
Faurdirer
Reno Doctor Files Divorce Suit Claiming Long Abuse
Dr. Clifford L. Pike a Reno physician and prominent resident sues for separation alleging twenty five years of wife abuse. He says Mrs Pike has beaten him and that she now occupies their home in Saco Maine with friends indicating she will retain possession regardless of the suit.
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Reno
Clifford L. Pike
Vic Theasares
Saco
Piice
Oregon Elections Show Heavy Vote in Senate Race
By AP in Portland Oregon voters produced an unusually heavy turnout with local option a major issue. Senate hopefuls Chamberlain and Coke led in early returns with Chamberlain ahead by about 2000 in one county.
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Associated Press
Portland
Ore
Oregon
Chamberlain
Coke
Union Men Go to Jail in Chicago Labor Case
Judge Sarbenter ordered three members of the local Carpenters division sent to jail for a thirty day term for violating a law. The prisoners include Jobier of Auverina and another tied to the Chicago Feders. names and roles noted in the court ruling.
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Prensa
Phicago
Jude Sarbenter
Carpenters
Iad Jobier
Auverina
Thisty
Poul
J Brittain
Wing Treonwre
Tie Chinsgo Peder
Round Mountain Hydraulics Net About Two Thousand From Dirt
News of the Round Mountain Hydraulile works cleanup draws hundreds to the Round Mountain Banking Corporation where about 2000 dollars net is reported from one day’s work. The ore yields fine gold from 100 yards of dirt at an average of twenty dollars per yard among admiring onlookers.
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Round Mountain
Round Mountain Hydrauile Works
Round Mountain Banking Corporation
Ihe
J. Pierpont Morgan
California
Roosevelt Policies Likely in Republican Platform Say Taft Aides
Washington June 1 Associated Press reports Taft supporters influence shaping the GOP platform. If Chicago convention adopts this line and nominates Taft, his acceptance speech would pledge to carry Roosevelt policies and pursue those not yet enacted, echoing Roosevelt's oath moment after McKinley's death.
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Associated Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Taft
Chicago
McKinley
Market Shows Great Strength in Stocks and Bonds
The market displayed notable strength on June 1 with broad price gains and firm bonds. Brokerage houses led the buying, having been heavy sellers in last week's downturn, and the upward momentum reassured skeptical observers.
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New York
Sunday Rouses Presbyterians With Scathing Sermon
Evangelist Billy Sunday told Pittsburgh ministers that many current preachers are corrupt and selfish. He called them fudge eating mollycoddles and salary quacks and urged tearing down seminaries and exposing teachers. He said his aim is to excise the church’s abscess with blunt surgery.
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Associated Press
Pittsburg
Billy Sunday
First Presbyterian Church
Sunday
Dows
Crane
Vaudeville lead dies during fire alarm at Keiths theater
Eugene Jepson, lead in a vaudeville sketch at Keiths theater, collapsed and died of heart disease when a fire alarm sounded in the dressing room. No audience injuries. Fire traced to a moving picture machine in a nearby apartment. damage estimated at about 1000 dollars.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Eugene Jepson
Keiths Theater
Former Senator James K of Arkansas Dies at 69
United States Senator James K. of Arkansas died at his residence in Washington this afternoon after an illness of hours aged 69. He was a leading Democrat and state figure from 1885 to 1903, served as chairman of the national committee, and supported campaigns into 1896. After leaving the Senate he practiced law.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States
James K
Arkansas
Senate
Indictments against Southern Pacific under Sherman law
A Federal Grand Jury in Los Angeles returned indictments against the Southern Pacific for rebating and Sherman anti trust violations. Three indictments totaling twenty nine counts cite unlawful refunding of charges to customers. Seven more indictments involve land frauds in Imperial Valley and San Diego county.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Southern Pacific
Imperial Valley
San Diego County
Nevada Democratic Convention Opens In Carson No Business
The Nevada Democratic State Convention met in Carson this afternoon with a large attendance, but no business was transacted.
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Associated Press
Carson, Nev
Nevada
First Vessel Reaches Dawson The Tanana Arrives With Passengers and Gold
The steamer Tanana arrived in Dawson with thirty five passengers and 1 060 000 dollars in gold. The Prospector will sail Monday night for the Sound via Whitehorse carrying Judge Reid and James H Rogers. Whitehorse steamers are ready to sail once Lake Labarge water rises. Passenger accommodations on three Whitehorse steamers are sold. Incoming travel favors Fairbanks, with heavier rates than prior years.
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Wash
Jane B
Aeason
Tanana
Fairbanks
Whitehorse
Prospector
Whit Horse
Judge Reid
James H. Rogers
Tanana Mines Railway
Lake Labarge
Murder Verdict and Sentencing in Marrin Case
Maurice J. McKelligon, aged 65, was found guilty of second degree murder for the W. J. Marrin killing at Schurz and sentenced by Judge O'Brien to ten years in prison. The report notes the Brooklyn Handicap winning horse and other race details amid scattered OCR fragments.
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Jnnet
Maurice J. McKelligon
W. J. Marrin
Schurz
O'Brien
Associated Ress
New York
Galt
James Ko Keene
Brooklyn
Former Consul Sues for Defamation in Paris Case
A former American consul in Paris sues over defamation from articles in the London Daily News and Paris papers related to a Wood-Platt divorce case. He seeks damages of 000 from each paper, arguing the publications harmed his reputation under both American and English law.
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C. Wood
Senator C. Platt
Haus Tm
London
Me London
Paris
Ms Business
Wood-Platt
Sul of Millers
Miss Wood
Baseball scores with scattered NL results
National League games in Cincinnati and Boston show varied outcomes with Cincinnati and Brooklyn in action. American League notes include New York and Philadelphia contests and other scattered results from the day.
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Cinch St. Boule
Boston
New
Chicago
Pittsburgh
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