Nat Goodwin's Rawhide Mines Sale Reported Pending
Reno reports a possible sale of Nat Goodwin's interest in the Rawhide Coalition and Keane Wonder Mines to John Gates. Gates plans a smelter and railroad to Walker Lake, but verification from New York is not yet received.
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Associated Press
Reno
Nat Goodwin
Rawhide Coalition
Keane Wonder Mines
Rawhide
John Gates
Walker Lake
Goodwin
New York
Train and Auto Collision Kills Four at Red Bluff Crossing
Four people died instantly and a 14 year old girl was badly injured when a Southern Pacific special train struck a touring car at a county road crossing near Red Bluff California. The victims were George K Willard and his wife and daughter Olive Willard Irene Mayes of Wallace and Imogene Willard the 14 year old daughter. The car carried no lights and the engineer saw the danger too late to stop the train.
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Associated Press
Red Bluff
Cal
Southern Pacific Railway
George K. Willard
Olive Willard
Irene Mayes
Wallace
San Joaquin County
Imogene Willard
Willards
Willard
Raiser Criticized in Reichstag Amid Interpellation Debate
In Berlin the Reichstag denounced the emperor during a debate on a London Telegraph excerpt. Critics attacked the emperor's court and press freedom while Chancellor Von Buelow faced icy reception and calls for ministerial responsibility to parliament.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Emperor William
Reichstag
London Daily Telegraph
von Buelow
Prince von Buelow
Germany
Ths
Woman in Denver Blackmail Case Of Wealthy Heiress
Denver reports reveal the blackmail threat against Mrs Genevieve Phipps came from the wife of Allen Reed a city druggist. Investigations show Mrs Reed a Pittsfeld Massachusetts heir with a recent large estate and an income over twelve thousand dollars a month. She is to be confined in a private sanitarium by her husband for treatment.
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Associated Press
Denver
Genevieve Phipps
Allen Reed
Reed
Pittsfeld
Massachusetts
Campbell
Taft and Hitchcock Hold Long Hot Springs Conference
President Taft and National Chairman Hitchcock held a lengthy, cordial interview at Hot Springs. Hitchcock stated the campaign was carried out without any promises binding Taft as president, personally or for campaign services.
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Associated Press
Hot Springs
Taft
Hitchcock
New Bishop Chosen to Succeed Late Henry Saterlee
Rev. Dr. Alfred Harding, longtime rector of St. Paul's Church, Washington, elected today to succeed the late Rev. Henry Saterlee as bishop. The Associated Press reports Harding will take over duties after a twenty-two year tenure in the capital.
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Associated Press
Washington
Alfred Harding
St. Paul's Church
Henry Saterlee
T ‘Oday
Kaufman Knocks Out Mustain in 14 Rounds in Los Angeles
Al Kaufman of San Francisco defeated Terry Mustain of Tonopah by knockout in the fourteenth round of a scheduled twenty five round bout at the Jeffries club in Los Angeles. Mustain fought hard but Kaufman never faced real danger. a large crowd attended with James J. Jeffries refereeing.
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Los Angeles
al Kaufman
San Francisco
Terry Mustain
Tonopah
Mustain
Kaufman
James J. Jeffries
Jeffries
Bail Denied for Charles Morse in Circuit Court Case
Charles Morse the financier was denied bail as his fourteen year sentence at hard labor stands. He will remain at the Tombs until December 3 when the writ of error on appeal is argued.
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New York
Navy
Charles Morse
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Tombs
Auction sale of Arizona Smelting assets nets $200000
Prescott Arizona November 10 At an auction of the bankrupt Arizona Smelting company properties the Humboldt smelting plant and several mining claims and other holdings were sold to Edwin Hooley and Thomas Ackerman of New York for 200000.
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Associated Press
Prescott
Ariz
Arizona Smelting Company
Humboldt
Ais
Curesaries
Edwin Hooley
Thomas Ackerman
New York
Trial of Ray Lamphere Delayed as Jurors Exhausted
In LaPorte Indiana on November 10 associate press reports the murder trial of Ray Lamphere halted when the second special venire was exhausted without a jury. Sixty two talesmen were examined and Judge Richer ordered a third venire to report tomorrow. Ten jurymen were temporarily accepted and in the box when the court adjourned.
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Associatea Presa
Laporte
Ind
Ray Lamphere
Mia
Hila Gunness
Richer
Temiskaming Explodes Near Temiskaming Landing
Five are killed when the steamer Temiskaming exploded its boilers as it neared Temiskaming at night. The blast wrecked the vessel and threw passengers and crew into the water. several were injured.
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Associated Press
North Bay
Ontario
Temiskaming
Victims of Wreck Slain by Piratical Boatmen
Amoy China November 10 bodies of seventy eight wreck victims were brought in after the steamer with 600 aboard from a 180 capacity sank near Tong an November 5. Many drowned others killed in water by pirates. five pirates seized awaiting beheading.
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Amoy
China
Tongan
Stock Market Soars on Volatile Rise in Harriman Pueblos
New York investors push markets higher as speculation returns to 1906 levels with dividend moves on Union Pacific and Southern Pacific. Directors delay meetings due to a Southern Pacific vice president’s funeral while International Harvester climbs 10 percent to 66 1/2, Delaware Lackawanna and Western tops 5 3/4, and Standard Oil faces a $29 million fine rehearing denial impacts.
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Associated Press
New York
Harriman Puebles
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Cornish
Southern Pacific Railway
International Harvester
Delaware
Lackawana
Washington
Glass Worker Union Bars Reentry At AFL Convention
In Denver on November 10 the American Federation of Labor began its twenty sixth annual convention with a credentials committee vote. Delegates from the Glass Workers union were kept from rejoining, based on years of prior membership and current controversies over eligibility and organization status.
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Acu
Glass Bottle Blowers’ Association
Associated Press
Lelong
Denver
Federaton
American Federation of Labor
Feder
Washington Supreme Court bans pools and betting rings at race tracks
The Washington Supreme Court ruled that setting pools on horse races and maintaining betting rings at rate tracks is unlawful, delivering a decisive interpretation of state gambling law. The decision, issued today, constrains betting activities at tracks in Olympia and across the state.
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Joy Associated Ress
Olympia
Waah
Supreme Court
Dawg
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