Editorial on Union Pacific shops and booming finance
The piece cites Harriman backing a full Union Pacific Omaha shops program and notes robust money markets. It highlights large bond issues by Pennsylvania Railroad and Interborough, plus a $100 million UP issue and a $50 million New Jersey utility issue tied to mortgage security. It praises steel earnings, the Round Mountain Nugget, and editor Henry Bartlett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriman
Union Pacific
Omaha
San Francisco
George Gould
Western Pacific
Brooklyn Eagle
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Financial District
Interborough
Union Pacific Railroad Company
New Jersey
Public Service Corporation
Bronx
Walter Sewer
United States Steel Corporation
Fourth of July preparations by local clubs announced
Miners' Union Elks and Eagles plan a grand ball on July 4 at the Miners hall followed by a parade and literary exercises at Main and Brougher. The day includes sports events, wind contests, bicycle and horse races, and an afternoon ball. A committee will arrange Liberty gifts and a popularity ballot with boxes in local stores and daily results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miners’ Union
Elks and Eagles
Iks
Steee
Ar. Yaige
Goddens of Liberty
Daiy
Dafly
Widow of Skidoo lynching victim in Reno seeks estate
Friends of Joe Bimpeon say he left over 25000 dollars and that his widow will receive the entire estate. They claim she will apply for it in Portland Oregon while she is believed to be in Portland Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno
Nev
June
Joe Bimpeon
Skidoo
Portland
Oregon
Mt Cedar Discovered as Nevada’s Hidden Mountain
Reno June 6 Mt Cedar a new mountain higher than Shasta with a half mile crater lake has been found 16 miles from Ely by State Engineer Nicholas. He arrived from White Pine and says surveyors overlooked it in annual tours. Prospectors face steep sides where a stone fell 8000 feet. water rights may be developed by Ely mining interests. Nicholas will study Mt Cedar for a few weeks.
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Reno
Nev
Mt. Ceday
Shasta
Nicholas
Nevada
White Pine Country
Ely
Hehdlas
Mt. Cedar
Nicholas Wil
Mt Cedar
Tonopah Lumber Company Upheld by Supreme Court
The Supreme Court affirms the Tonopah Lumber Company judgment against M. M. Riley and E. Marks trading as Casino Athletic Club of Tonopah. The amount of 14980.09 for Lisbon used in building the Tonopah fight arena is upheld. the case arose from a District Court judgment, and the appeal was denied. The opinion is per curiam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbon City
Supreme Court
Tonopah
Unclear OCR Event at Maine Station Ends in Death
A garbled report notes a death near Maine Station with a shooting from the back and a subsequent arrest on suspicion. The fragmentary text mentions drinking, a four year period, and a price reference of 200 dollars per gallon in unrelated notes.
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Plagstapp
A. T
Mlle An
Maine Station
Wade
Bath
Tadee
Trey
Han & Cerd
Mining under High Pressure at Goldfield Mohawk Lease
Mohawk Combination Leasing Company reports 220 tons of high grade ore in the first day at Goldfield. The ore is valued at about 100 dollars per ton, totaling roughly 22,000 dollars. Fred Seibert directs the operation with 175 miners and expert staff, aiming to sustain the yield over a four day lease period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mohawk Combination Leasing Company
Goldfield Tribune
Met
Goldfield
Fred Seibert
Seibert
Maine
Notice to Knights of Pythias D ORF applicants
All Knights who wish to join the D O R F must call on W H Thomas at the Tonopah Goldfeld market at once. All applications must be filed not later than June 8 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights OF Pythias
D. O. RF
W. H. Thomas
Tonopah-Goldfeld
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Tonopah Daily
Bonanza
Nevads
W. Booth
S. Daveler
Associated Press
Henry Bartlett
Meory
Mountain
Tonopah Lumber Company
ST. Louis
Pavilion Theater
Taylor-Daniels Stock Company
Movants Sanel Watewater 5
GHO
ALD
THE
Gamie AL
Uricks Ze
Moe Amet Te
Milter” Frag Suey
Tonopah Drug Company
City
Joe Ibert
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