One Man Killed and Three Injured at Blair Nevada
Blair Nevada June 15 One miner was killed and three injured when men drifted into a missed hole in the ventilation tunnel of the Pittsburg Silver Peak company last night The slain miner is Montenegrin with an unknown name The injured include two men named Ward and Stephenson rumors suggested up to fifteen men were killed but telegraph news was late The mine officials asked Miners hospital in Blair to send a nurse and the deputy mine inspector was en route from Mina to Blair to investigate
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Pittsburg
Silver Peak Company
Blair
Nev
Vateatda
Pittsburg-Siiver Peak
Ward
Stephenson
Tonopah
Goldfield
Trier
Mina
Rumor of Strike at Mizpah Extension Mines
Market activity surged in Mizpah Extension stock amid rumors of a major strike. Superintendent Lawrey denied any ground for the rumor after Bonanza representatives questioned the claim. Local buyers appeared well informed on mining conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mizpal Extension Company
Lawrey
Bonanza
Tere
Union Miners Celebrate With Free Form Day At Windamere
Union miners arriving from camps at Windamere resort will skip formal speeches and drills. The annual outing once featured a set program and dances, but this year attendees will conduct their own activities upon arrival, marking a relaxed holiday observance.
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Ealt Lake
Dnton
Windamere
YROOVS ON HORDE ARE COMING NORTH
Galveston Texas June 11 Navy ships sail from the harbor leaving only three transports behind. Salem and Tacem depart as North Atlantic fleet vessels follow. Four thousand Camp Crocket troops prepare to return to posts. First and Third regiments to board transports, Sumner to fetch Second regiment.
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Galveston
Tex
McClellan
Sumner
Kilpatrick
Salem
Hostop
Tacem
Mississippi
Vermont
Minnesota
Govelock
Penrnce
Camp Crocket
El Paso Court Arbitration Reaches Agreement
In El Paso Texas the hospital court of arbitration renews its decision but will delay verdict until early next week. Commissioner Fernando Beltran Puga of Mexico said meetings were secret and no details could be released until the formal announcement, though an agreement is believed reached.
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EL Paso
Tex
Hamital Court of Arbitration
Fernando Beltran Puga
Mexico
Minister Convicted in Slaying of Lumberman
In Hamlin, Rev. William Gary was found guilty of manslaughter in the killing of Clarence Ford, a Kentucky lumberman. The minister, accused of being a squatter on Ford’s timber lands, shot Ford as he attempted to cut timber. Gary received a five year sentence at the state penitentiary.
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Huntington
W. VI
William Gary
Hamlin
Clarence Ford
Kentucky
Gary
Ford
Buckeye Belmont Mines Introduce Advance Wages System
Buckeye Belmont Mines inaugurates a new wage system to let about 15 employees draw on their wages before payday. Manager Balliet notes prior borrowing on carious days led to high interest, and the policy aims to relieve workers from such costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckeye-Belmont Mines Company
Ming
Balliet
Fuydoy
Three Die As Electric Storm Hits Philadelphia Area
An electric storm last night killed three people in Philadelphia and injured several others as wires fell and trees were uprooted. In Allentown a gust sent live wires onto homes, alighting two men, David Gackenbach aged 80 and Hannibal Dotterer aged 24, who died instantly, while John Wagner aged 40 died attempting a rescue. Carrie Allender suffered severe burns as telegraph lines were toppled. Near Elkson Mid a telegraph operator was struck and is in serious condition.
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Philadelphia
Viicinity
Allentown
David H. Gackenbach
Hannibal J. Dotterer
John Wagner
Carrie Allender
Elkeson
Mid
Kansas City Man Identifies Crook In Wire Tap Case
Kansas City lumber merchant Thomas W. Ballew named a suspect as a Maybray gang member amid an adjourned police court hearing. The man, listed as James Morton or Crawford, allegedly swindled Ballew out of 20000 dollars in a 1909 fake rave in Cornell Bluffs Iowa. Eleven other men were released on bail while Ballew presses grand larceny charges.
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New York
Thomas 'W. Ballew
Kansas City
Maybray
Weat
Ballew
Cornell Bluffs
Iowa
James Morton
Crawford
Raymond Pengelly Advances to Sophomore Class
Raymond Pengelly is noted to resume studies next term as he moves from the freshman class to the sophomore level at the high school. The article confirms his promotion alongside other students, though his name was omitted in an earlier mention.
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Raymond Pengelly
Raymond
Recount Under Way in Carson City Election Contest
In Carson City on June 16 a recount of ballots began for theGeorge Speingmeyer versus Attorney General Cleve Baker and J W Legate case, with Sparks ballots first and Reno and Washoe County later counted. Commissioner George Sanford presides as Supreme Court supervisors review ballots, noting initial counts and objections while outlining potential delays.
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Carson City
Bulluin
George Speingmeyer
Gener
Cleve Baker
J. W. Legate
Joe Josephs
The
Supreme Vitirt
Sparks
Jatar Thoes
Reno
Kiko County
Torete
George Sanford
Supreme Court
Humber
Mereuver
Faker
Atttorney
Pore
Washoe County
Wishoe County
Baker
Miny
Calan Upi
Axaritad
Willie
Springsmere
Legate
Springmeyer
Are Formes
Lemite
McMilan-Sadler
New Team at Idora Delivers Big Sensation
Last night the Reese-Alfrey troupe made its first appearance at Idora Theater. The act featured strong tumbling and boxing routines by Reese and the Alfrey Sisters, with lively crowd-pleasing skill. The program also included Rose of Old St Augustine, The Privateer by Selig, and The Novel Experience, all accompanied by an excellent orchestra.
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Reese-Alfrey
Dora
Reese
New Theater
Alfrey Bisters
Old St. Augustine
Jean
Fittee
Selig
Baseball series set for Tonopah and Goldfield in 1911
An agreement between Goldfield Base ball Club and Tonopah Volunteer Fire Department outlines a six game championship series for Southern Nevada. Games run June 18 at Tonopah, June 25 at Goldfield, July 2 Tonopah, July 4 Goldfield, July 9 Tonopah, July 16 Goldfield with potential seventh game. Each team to share gate receipts after a $50 expense guarantee.
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Harry Grier
Goldfield Baseball Er
George Dugan
Tonopah
Goldfield Baseball Club
Goldfield
Nevada
Jay
Ati Goldfield
Toneypath
Wilby
Ft l
Goldfield Delegation Heads to Tonopah on Sunday
A large Goldfield delegation travels Sunday to Tonopah led by the Knights of Columbus. The group includes Elks and local citizens with a special 1 am train from Goldfield depot. Returns planned at 7:20 pm and 11:20 pm after ceremonies and a banquet. Tonopah baseball hopefuls practice, aiming to halt Goldfield’s advance.
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Goldfield
Knights of Columbus
Knights
Vohunteer Free Department
Tonopah
The
Elks
Bike
K. C
Wolfe Tone Club Dance Tonight at FTK's Hall
The Wolfe Tone club will host a dance this evening at FTK's Hall by invitation only. The club, based in Tonopah, has a strong membership and looks forward to the event. The Butler Orchestra will provide music and refreshments will be served.
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Wolfe Tone Club
Ftk’s* Hall
Tonopah
Butler Orchestra
Slayer Pardoned by the President
President Taft granted an unconditional pardon to Torengo D. Barnes, a former state hospital inmate who overheard plots to move insane convicts and alerted guards. Barnes, who killed a man defaming his wife, had gone insane in prison but recovered. The president denied clemency for Clarence Kidwell of Oklahoma, who killed a husband in a disputed relationship.
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Washington
Taft
Torengo D. Barnes
Government
Barnes
Wilckersham
Clarence Kidwell
Oklahoma
Removal of Maine Mast and Memorial Planned
New York June 15 The naval collie Leonid Ishig has gone to Havana and will return with the main mast of the wrecked battleship Maine. The mast will be erected at Arlington cemetery near Washington to honor Maine dead. The anchor has rested at Arlington for years. Advances from Havana report uncovering a stretch of the quarter deck and portions of the 10 inch turret near the bow above water. Pumping lowers the cofferdam water by five feet, with plans to drop another five before resuming work to reach the bottom in three to four weeks.
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New York
Leonid Ishig
Huvangoo
United States
Maine
Arkington Cemetery
Washington, D.C
Arington
Havana
Elas Dance Draws Crowded Attendance at Ellis Hall
The event hosted by Elas featured the Butler Orchestra delivering music that enhanced a highly enjoyable evening. Guests from outside the city attended as the hall were decorated with flags and national colors, with refreshments served. A Daily Bouenza note quoted President Taft endorsing clemency in a sensational murder case.
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Ellis’ Hall
Butler
Village 18 Hit By A Tornado Near Utica
A brief tornado struck Biarlville near Utica on June 14, unrooting the Riverside hotel and lifting freight cars from tracks into the Cheningo river. It blew down several trees and barns, with no loss of life reported. The path was about a mile wide and four miles long, mostly affecting farmland.
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Utica
Biarlville
Here
Riverside
Cheningo River
Pretty wedding this morning in Tonopah
Adolph Henry Schwing of the Tonopal Mining company office force and Miss Gertrude J. Bagley were married at 7:00 AM at Mr. R. G. Harris residence. Outside guests included W. Johnson, Goldie, Wesley Stewart, J. W. Contlas, Roy J. King, J. A. Frazier. Rev. H L. Burnham officiated. Bride wore a Latin traveling suit of mock white and black and carried a bouquet of American beauty roses. Dorothy Harrie acted as flower girl. Breakfast served. couple heads to California then Tonopah home. Guests showered rice. sign read Never Again In 1000 Years. Trunk marked Handle With Care Just Married.
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Adolph Henry Schwing
Tonopal Mining Company
Gertrude J. Bagley
R. 8. Harris
W. &. Johnson
Goldie
Mre 2
Wesley Stewart
J. W. Contlas
Roy J. King
J. A. Frazier
Rev
H L. Burnham
Presbyteria Church
Henry Fife
Mendelaxotma
Dorothy Harrie
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Yroovs
Buckeye-Belmont
Idora
Vaudeviler
H.R. Grier
Baseball Clue
Dugan
Maigey
Tontropaly
Volunter Fire Department
J. B. Peck
Southern Camp
K. of C
Wolfe Tone Clubs
Slayer
Atlington Cemetery
Elas
Kari Sykk
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