Town weighs buying Tonopah sewer system in county meeting
The Tonopah Sewer and Drainage Company proposes sale of its sewer system to the town. Attorney Hugh H. Brown outlines earnings and valuation as county commissioners, with figures showing stock at 80,000 dollars, plant value around 140,000, and annual earnings of about 14,260 before interest. The board considers funding via a tax levy and temporary loan authority under Nevada law.
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Bull movement weakens as stocks show overstrain
New York June 2 The stock market displayed signs of strain with activity surging during the first hours at the exchange. Prices firmed by close with some recovery from earlier reaction while bonds traded irregularly and moved unevenly.
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Yaquis to Lay Down Their Arms
Hermosillo Mexico June 2 after a war lasting more than 120 years the Yaqui nation prepares to end tribal relations and become peaceful Mexican citizens. Luis Rute head of the Yaqui nation asked for a peace conference May 7 with 96 followers met by Colonel Joe Gonzales Sally and army officers the three hour meeting is believed to have paved the way for lasting peace. Rule initially pressed hard but agreed to terms acceptable to both sides.
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Bartnett Trial Advances as Jurors Picked
Seven jurors were selected for both sides in the Walter Bartnett trial, former vice-president and counsel of the Californian Safe Deposit and Trait Company, charged with hypothecating Colton securities to save the institution. The trial resumes tomorrow.
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Associated Press
Ban Francisco
Foundry fire destroys Erie plant amid $200,000 loss
A large Erie foundry burned tonight causing an estimated $200,000 in damages. The blaze gutted a major industrial facility as fire crews fought the flames into the night. The incident followed a day of political developments in Arkansas where the Democratic State convention elected delegates and adopted a binding resolution for the national convention.
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Heavy Rains Hold Montana Trains and Dam Watch
In Butte on June 2 Northern Pacific officials hope to run trains to the East by tomorrow while Westbound service remains doubtful until Thursday. Nine overland passengers and ten freights are stalled at Livingstone. Cattle stand knee deep in floodwaters, crops suffer heavy damage, and eight feet of water flows over Senator Clark’s Bonner dam at 24 000 cubic feet per second, with no sign of dam weakening.
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Chamberlain Leads Senate Race in Multnomah County
Portland June 2 Nine two precincts complete and thirteen incomplete out of 114 give Chamberlain Democratic candidate for United States Senator a lead of 720 votes over Cate Republican.
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Brooklyn Hosts Phillies as Philadelphia Wins Big
In Brooklyn Brooklyn 3 Philadelphia 9. In Philadelphia Washington 5 Philadelphia 2. In New York Boston 7 New York 0. Second game Boston 6 New York 0. Phillies dominate scoring while rivals stumble with incomplete scores indicating a doubleheader slate.
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Hammond enters race for Republican vice presidential nomination
John Hays Hammond, after mature consideration and urging from Western friends, decides to seek the Republican vice presidential nomination. Born in California and now a resident of Gloucester Massachusetts, he announces his bid from Washington on June 2.
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John Hays Hammond
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Return to Old System on Market Street in San Francisco
San Francisco June 2 The board of supervisors refused to renew a trolley franchise on Market street from Sutter to the Ferry building. United Rails roads began horse car service on the segment today. The clatter of horses reminded locals of old days and disrupted traffic as horse cars blocked trolley operations most of the day.
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RUSHING WORK ON MOHAWK LEASE IN FOUR-DAY RUN
Goldfield June 2. Mohawk Combination lease ore extraction heats up as 46 workers start a four day shift. Managers and shift bosses brace for high stakes with potential losses in the thousands if mistakes occur. Projected ore value exceeds fifty thousand dollars.
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Fred Seibert
Hearst Gains In Mayor Election Recount
New York recounts show Hearst gaining twenty votes after re canvassing twenty two boxes, with forty eight boxes recounted giving Hearst a total gain of 107. Cleveland areas and Princeton report Grover Cleveland’s twenty second wedding anniversary observed quietly at their home.
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Frank Golden Under Fire Over North Star Mining Bond Reports
Stockholders demand a full report on ore values and shipments from North Star Mining Company. They question deposits, bank communications, and a one cent per share levy while accusing Frank Golden, bank president, of avoiding press disclosure and favored by Tonopak locals.
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Now We Do And Now We Don't Case Unravels Rumor Duel
New York reports deny the engagement breakup between Miss Edna Goodrich and Harry Macmillan. Lawyer Herman Roth asserts the marriage is on for June at Macmillan's Berkeley home. He adds Nat C Goodwin’s former manager George Weedon will wed Goodrich's mother Nellie King, with Maillan and Goodrich expected to wed on June 20 in Berkeley.
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Prince David Kawananakoa Dies in San Francisco
Prince David Kawananakoa of Hawaii dies in San Francisco from pneumonia at age 40. He was the brother of territorial delegate Cupid Kawananakoa and a nephew of former Queen Liliuokalani. The body will be shipped to Honolulu for interment on June 9.
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Gas pipe thugs sentenced to execution at San Quentin
San Francisco reports that John Bremsen and Louis Dabner, the gas pipe thugs who confessed to numerous assaults after the 1906 fire, were convicted of murdering M. Munakata, a Japanese banker, and were sentenced to be executed at San Quentin. July 31.
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San Francisco
John Bremsen
Louis Dabner
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Ly’ Fudge Cook
Porto Thcan Delegates Deliver at Convention
Porto delegates elected to the national convention amid a defection by Laninstie notebook and a tense scene at the assembly. The event marks a shift in alliances as the party prepares for upcoming political contests.
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Falling off in Isthmian canal excavation May drop
A dispatch from Engineer Goethals to the canal commission shows May excavation in the Isthmian canal fell by more than half a million cable yards compared with April. The decline is attributed mainly to heavy rainfall.
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New York Club Man Acquitted in Murder Trial
Washington June 2 Gasto Phillips civil engineer and mayor of New York and Washington was acquitted of the murder of Fran McAboy a cab driver by a jury after a brief deliberation the jury found him not guilty after being out twelve minutes.
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