Union Pacific In Control Of The S P Road
United States circuit court of the Eighth district dismissed the government petition to enjoin Union Pacific Railroad from controlling the Southern Pacific merger. Judge Adams held the merger did not substantially restrain trade. Hook dissented, noting the act is narrowed to the point where big railroad control might be lawful.
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ST. Louis
Union Pacific Railroad Company
United States Circuit Court of the Eighth District
Elmer C. Adams
Sanborn
Supreme Justice
Vandeyauler
William C. Hook
Salt Lake City
St. Paul
Here
Adams
Edward H. Harriman
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
United States Supreme Court
Hook
Congress
Uoton Preffic
United States
Pioneer Dies in Salt Lake Hotel Man Condron
John Condron a Salt Lake City pioneer prospector and hotel operator died Saturday afternoon from cirrhosis of the liver. Born in Dubuque Iowa sixty three years ago he moved through California Southern Idaho and Bolse before relocating to Spokane where he ran a hotel and cafe and joined the Elks.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
John Condron
Cullen
Mr. Condren
Dubuque
Iowa
California
San Francisco
Idaho
Conedren
Bolse
Spokane
Lfe
Orders of Elka
Brother of President in Aeroplane Plight
Mineola New York June 26 Henry W Taft brother of the president was carried as a passenger by Thomas Sopwith the English aviator in an aeroplane ride yesterday afternoon The biplane traveled about ten miles and reached a notable altitude during the flight
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Mineola
N. Y
Henry "W. "Taft
Thomas Sopwith
Douglass to Be Around Town by Fourth
Friends of Billy Douglass are pleased he will be able to sit up and be about town by the Fourth, as he recovers and returns to public life.
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Billy Douglass
Gardella Suffers Fractured Skull After Mine Fall
William Gardella, employed at the Liberty mine, fell about thirty feet while at work overhead. He struck a two by four scantling, which broke, and his skull fractured but spared death when the scantling reduced impact. He was taken to the Miners' hospital and has regained consciousness and is doing nicely. Gardella had been recently married in Goldfield.
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William Gardella
Liberty
Mr. Gardella
Gardella
Settlers jailed in Tonopah over desert land dispute
F. H. W. Wilson and J. G. Gregg were jailed in Tonopah on contempt of judgment after Key Pittman obtained an injunction blocking their occupation of land in the Smoky Valley. Judge Somers arrived from Goldfield to issue the contempt ruling. the case, before Judge Taber, is set for 10 o'clock with attention on a square deal for the settlers.
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F. H W. Wilson
J. G. Gregg
Tonopall
Key Pittman
Mr. Wilson
Mr. Gregg
Smoky Vally
Pitt
Somers
Goldfield
Willson
Gregg
Heepssky
Bonanza
Taber
Seamen's Union Leaders Call Strike Across 46 Firms
In Liverpool on June 26, strike leaders urged all union workers employed by forty six shipping federation firms to halt work today after Thos Mann secured shipowners' acceptance of union terms.
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Liverpool
Thos. Mann
Shipping Federation
Samuel Apperson Dies, Noted Race Meet Judge
Samuel Apperson, famed judge of race meets across the south and middle west, died yesterday afternoon on a farm near Fayetteville. He was widely known for his expertise and influence in athletic events.
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Little Rock
Ark
Samuel Apperson
South
Middle West
Fayettevine
Paynter Says Eight Withdrew From Senator Race
Prankfort Kentucky June 26 United States Senator Thomas H Paynter reports eight candidates withdrew from the senatorial race leaving the field open to Congressman Oille M Janos.
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Prankfort
United States
Thomas H. Paynter
Oille M. Janos
Tonopah Boys Lose On Goldfield Diamond
Tonopah and Goldfield clashed in a baseball showdown with Goldfield winning 9 to 1. The Tonopah nine managed a lone run in the ninth as Prout pitched well for Tonopah but received little support while Hopkins held the visitors to scattered hits. Goldfield’s Grayson made key plays in center field and the crowd backed the home team as Con solidated Mines aided team efforts. The return game is set for Tonopah with postgame festivities and travel woes noted.
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Goldfield
Tonopah
Peck
Hilt
Himter
Prey
Hopkins
Grayson
Center Garden
Gold Camp
Consolidated Mines Company 1
Goldfield Baseball Club
Dugan
Goldfield Attle
Prout
Dawson City 18 in Dire Trouble
Governor Clark of Alaska seeks federal aid to stop the Dawson City smallpox epidemic from spreading into American territory. Alaska public service officers ordered to establish quarantines at Eagle City and Skagway as prospectors travel south from Yukon territory at about 300 per week. The outbreak is seen as serious for this season.
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Wahington
Clark
Alaska
Dawson City
American
Public Service
Eagle City
Skagway
Yukon Territory
Dawson
Illinois Spring Harvest to Be Poorer statewide
Springfield June 26 Despite a heavy rain across the state from Aurora to Cairo the overall Illinois harvest this year will be the poorest in many years, according to H A McKeen secretary of the state farmers’ institution.
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Springfield
Ilinois
Aurora
Cairo
H. A. McKeen
State Farmers’ Institution
Rocovint Improving After Severe Injury Report
Reports indicate Joseph Rocovini, Slavonian, is progressing nicely after a brutal attack a few nights ago. Initial assessments suggested he had little chance, but medical updates now show improvement and potential for recovery.
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Joseph Rocovini
Busy week for Taft following New York trip
President Taft arrived in Washington at 9 20 this Saturday and begins a busy week tied to the Canadian reciprocity bill in the Senate. He plans to leave for Beverly Mass to the summer White House with Mrs Taft and the children, then proceed to Indiana for several visits and the Fourth of July in Indianapolis.
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Washington
Fune
Taft
New York
New England
Senate
White House
Beverly
Mass
Chicago 18 Weather Relief From Showers
June 26 relief to oppressive heat with rainfall and wind shift. Temperatures rose only slightly from 44 degrees to 72 degrees as showers cooled the area.
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Chicago
Rotholtz Bros Move To New Quarters
Rotholtz Bros have relocated to new quarters, settling in after moving day. The store features a large line of goods including high quality cigars, cigarettes, tobaccos, candies, a sturdy stationer department, and fresh stock described as the nicest to be found.
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Rotholtz Bros
Rotholtz Broukare
Windstorm damages mill and factory roofs in Newton
A storm struck Newton yesterday afternoon with cyclone-like force tearing the roof from a large Lostery mill and damaging a nearby socks factory. The high winds caused notable property damage across the area and disrupted several operations.
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Newton
N. C
Dane
Nye County Bar Banquet Postponed To Evening
Nye County Bar Association postpones the annual banquet scheduled for Saturday. The event will be held this evening with Indies as guests and the first in the ministry of the order. Death Valley Scotty was held up by officers during the incident.
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Nye
Nye County Bar Association
Two Vaudeville Acts At Butler Theatre Tonight
Tonight at the Butler Theatre there is an entire change of pictures and vaudeville. The Prin ty Sisters, a clever juvenile act, open a week with up-to-date songs and dances. Arthur Lloyd stars as a character comedian in a strong act. The night includes the second part of Enock Arden and a big comedy There Is a Woman in Town.
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Butler Theater
Arthur Lloyd
Tven
Lloyd
Tonopah
Enoch Arden
Weenie
Campaign on Social Evils Ends Baptist World Alliance
Philadelphia June 26 The Baptist World Alliance concludes its business sessions after adopting a resolution for a worldwide anti social evils campaign. All denominations will be invited to join. Delegates from Russia Sweden Germany Erilish and Canada along with Southern and Northern Baptist conventions met yesterday. The congress, its second, will end tonight.
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Philadelphia
Baptist World Alliance
Alliance
Prospector Laughs Officers After Desert Hold-Up
Death Valley Scotty and two mining men were stopped near Winnemucca by Clearlance Sage and deputies who searched a hired car for stolen high-grade ore. No ore was found except a small specimen piece. Scotty joked at the officers, while the posse continues its crackdown on high grading in the National district.
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Winnemucca
Death Valley
Scotty
United States
Bii
Here
Offorts
Big Party
Clarence Sage
Goldfield Consolidated
Moore
Nossinger
J. J. Reynolds
Pasadena
Cal
TD. W. Kennedy
Reno
Na- Howal
Charles Haefner
Winneniee
Sage
National
Buckskin Range
Humboldt
Beowawe
Miller and Lux Horses Shipped to California
Dr Mack examined the Miller and Lux band in Reno and found all horses in perfect health. They were shipped Saturday afternoon in 15 Southern Pacific cars to Southern California for distribution among the company's ranches.
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Mack
Miller & Lux
Reno
Southern Pacific
Southern
California
Halifax mining firm seeks food on sink ing of Malifax shaft
West End office requests parties desiring food on sink ing of the Malifax shaft to call for specifications. HALIFAX TONOPAN MINING COMPANY, S. HoRRADY Superintendent.
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West End
Halifax Tonopan Mining Company
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