Strike at MacNamara Mine Reveals Rich New Ore Body
In Tonopah the MacNamara mine reports a new ledge found in the sixty foot raise on the 200-foot level. The seven feet of high grade ore, with sulphides, is valued near 75 dollars per ton. The strike could extend the vein and sustain two years of output at fifty tons daily, with potential growth as mining expands.
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Bankers Seek to Block Express Companies Monopoly
At the 34th annual Bankers association convention in Denver the express company committee reported efforts to stop express firms from expanding into banking and to force them out of the money order business. The Interstate Commerce Commission will hear the bankers' complaint October 15 in Washington. W. F. Keyser of Sedalia, Missouri, was elected president for next year.
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Missouri
Cholera Update From St Petersburg Reports High Toll
The Associated Press reports 223 new cholera cases and 93 deaths in the 24 hours ending noon. Since the outbreak began, 5,655 cases, 2,168 deaths and 1,661 recoveries are recorded.
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ST. Petersburg
Steamer Neshoto Driven Ashore in Gale on Lake Superior
The steamer Neshoto bound down with front ore ran ashore at Crisp Point east of Lake Superior in dense smoke and fog. The vessel broke up and is missing eight total lives. crew were rescued by life savers as gale raged.
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Bryan Attacks Taft at Open Air Democratic Rally
William J. Bryan wrapped up a three week tour with a large open air meeting in Creston. He delivered fifteen speeches today focusing on party platforms and continued sharp assaults on President Taft, saying the president degraded the office by engaging in the campaign rather than letting Taft and Bryan battle it out.
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Stock Market Holds Steady as Election Passing Delays Moves
New York Sept 30 Prices hardly moved as the market showed typical counter fluctuations after speculative advances. Traders waited for the election outcome before taking positions while bonds remained firm and market stagnation persisted in the financial district.
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New York
Stock exchange seat sells for 65000 in New York
A New York Stock Exchange seat sold for 65000, down 1000 from the previous sale and about 20000 below last year’s low point, as traders cite weak mood and pressure in the market.
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Moran Defeats Hanlon in Fifteen-Right Featherweight Duel
Owen Moran, the English featherweight, won the decision over Eddie Hanlon after twenty rounds in San Francisco. Moran controlled most of the bout with sharp punching while Hanlon rallied late, but the referee crowned Moran the winner.
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Baseball Games National League and corporate leadership changes
Results of Yesterday's Games show Boston 2 over Brooklyn 1 and Pittsburg 7 over St Le RNO. Mil ler resigns as vice president of Nat C. Goodwin Brokerage. George Graham and Rice named vice president and general manager, taking full control of the business.
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Hearst Attacks Roosevelt and Pursues Independence Candidacy
William R. Hearst spoke at a Denver mass meeting for the Independence party with Thomas Hisgen and Joseph Buchanan. He renewed charges against Senator Foraker and Governor Haskell, presented affidavits about the Citizens' Alliance, and denied seeking Taft's election, while criticizing Roosevelt and Bryan and defending his stance as a loyal citizen.
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Oklahoma
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Floods Devastate Hyderbad and Deccan Districts in India
Reported floods in Hyderbad and Deccan districts leave thousands dead with bodies unburied. Water subsided but the death toll feared in the thousands with one estimate at ten thousand. The village of Ghoulligooda on the Musi river was engulfed in mud. Certificates of location for sale at the Bovanza office.
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Great Storm Rages Off British Columbia Coast
A severe storm rages along the northern British Columbia coast near Prince Rupert with days of heavy rain and damaged tent houses. Lumber piles were stripped and over eleven inches of rain has fallen this month. In Wisconsin, a bank robbery at Ladysmith yielded about $3000 after a guard was shot in the arm and the robbers escaped on a handcar.
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Ladysmith
Wis
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Haskell Attacks The President In Oklahoma Letter
Governor Haskell former Democratic treasurer writes Roosevelt denying charges as unfounded. He challenges investigation of many cases and accuses the president of motive in land suits that benefited 20 000 Indians. He cites Prairie Oil and Gas franchise grants before statehood and a later campaign fund contribution.
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