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Newspaper
Tonopah Daily Bonanza
Location
Tonopah, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1908
Page
3
Quotations furnished by Kenneth Donnellan & Co show the day’s market activity in the Tonopah District with figures and references to securities traded. The report notes conditions affecting prices and investor interest for that Wednesday in June 1908.
Samuel Newhouse praises Rawhide as a developing Nevada mining center with milling ore potential and favorable surface shows. He reports many productive crews, some idle work, and a peaceful, courteous reception with ladies in the party, while noting a recent boom reaction and limited high grade shipping ore.
Western Federation warned agents to quit hiring strikebreakers or face dynamite attacks. Blark Humes, son of former Seattle mayor, warned of harm to his child if he deserts work. Police call the dispute dangerous. autopsies confirm strangulation as cause of death with no visible wounds on victims.
Mike Davis, Seattle representative of the United Mine Workers of the Tanana affiliated with the Western Federation, faced a disorderly conduct trial over alleged interference with employment agents amid the Tanana and Treadwell strikes. Judge Gordon dismissed the evidence as insufficient, and Davis vowed to continue opposing strikebreakers.
Paris readers debate the strangling death of Adolph Steinhal and Mine as police call it vulgar crime. The case centers on Jany the mother in law sculptor’s studio, servant Coquilla’s absence during strange noises, and uncanny body positions amid conflicting witness statements.
The Post-Intelligencer estimates Alaska gold output at 26 million dollars for the coming season. It predicts the northern gold influx will revive business conditions similar to the Klondike impact after the 1898 panic.
A notice lists claret aged five years offered at 1.50 per gallon by H. J. Hall and Company. The brief item notes a pricing detail possibly tied to a sale or catalog entry.
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