Jefferson Mine Sold for 350000 in Nevada Deal
New York investors W. H. McBeth C Brennenman and J. Flick purchased the old Jefferson mine near Round Mountain for 350000. A 75000 milling plant will be shipped to start by February with 200 tons daily capacity.
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Charles Brennenman
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Charles Konrabat
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Balloonists Found in Sea as North Sea Yields Victims
Berlin reports the German balloon Plauen and its crew were picked up by a fishing vessel 240 miles from Spurhead and landed at Hull England. The Plauen was part of an endurance test started from Berlin on Monday with twenty eight balloons. only Hergezell remains unaccounted for.
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Bryan in Denver Hosts Large Welcome on Campaign Swing
William J. Bryan toured Denver amid enthusiastic crowds on October 16. He halted at several spots to address overflow meetings, drawing 14 000 attendees at the Auditorium while many more watched outside. An effigy of a Republican elephant labeled with Democratic arguments highlighted the parade before Bryan proceeded to Omaha by Burlington train.
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Burlington
Omaha
Farmhouse Disaster Leaves Kemps Family Missing
The dead bodies of Henry Kemps, his wife, and two children were found in the ruins of their farmhouse near Hurst Michigan. A child is reported missing and police investigate the blaze as a potential arson or accident.
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Nevada Gold Mine Incorporators File Articles of Incorporation
Articles of incorporation were filed yesterday at the county clerk's office for the Nevada Gold Mine company. Principal organizers include Frank Habberton of New York City James TD JWinner of New City and T K Muir of Manhattan.
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Jamen TD. Jwinner
New City
T. K. Muir
Manhattan
Bomb at El Paso door lettered in crude fashion
A rudely connected bomb was found at the front door of a residence in El Paso as part of clashes with Mexican revolutionists. The incident occurred amid cold weather and ongoing actions by the district's department.
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Wittenberg
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Gown Parades Banned by State University Leader
Lincoln Neb Oct 16 Charien Andrews of the state university orders an end to close fights kidnapping and sneak days and night gown parades. Students taking part will be expelled from the university as a result of the signed statement issued today.
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Kid McCoy Returns to Ring with Easy Victory in New York
In New York on October 16 1906 Kid McCoy ends a four year layoff by defeating Jim Steward of Brooklyn in six rounds at the National club. McCoy’s last bout was a twenty round decision over Jack Sullivan in Los Angeles in October 1904.
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National Club
Jim Steward
Brooklyn
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Jack
Twin) Sullivan
Los Angeles
Fire destroys Rothschild Grain elevator and syrup barrels
A blaze in Davenport damages the Rothschild Grain elevator. Five thousand barrels of glucose syrup from Corn Products Manufacturing burn, with total losses estimated at 141000 dollars. Firefighters fought the flames today, Oct 16.
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South warms to Taft in Tennessee campaign tour
President Taft delivered a keynote in Chattanooga as part of a Tennessee and southern swing. He repeated his message with strong reception, then planned an all night run to Salisbury North Carolina and Richmond Virginia on successive days.
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War Clouds Lift as Bulgaria Rejects Turkey Indemnity
Sofia dispatch says Bulgarian cabinet, led by Czar Ferdinand, rejects London’s indemnity demand tied to recognizing Bulgaria’s independence. Government will only negotiate purchase of Oriential railroad rights and will not mobilize troops for now while Turkish frontier moves remain local in character.
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Stock Market Strength Lifts Overall List In Trade
New York on October 16 reports stronger market with gains driven by influential stocks and signs of accumulation. Bonds remained active as individual stock strength lifted the general list, though the cause behind the moves is left conjectural.
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Baseball Games Pacific Coast League Fixture Notes
San Francisco hosts Portland in a scheduled Pacific Coast League baseball game. The brief item lists teams and venue hints with limited readable details. No final score or date is complete from the fragment.
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Portland
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Federal Court Opens as Government Begins Testimony
In Portland Oregon on October 16 the federal court will start testimony against the Pacific Neer Company. The government will introduce evidence tomorrow as the trial commences before the jury. Respective counsel have prepared opening statements.
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Wall Street Campaign Fund Claim Denied by GOP Official
New York October 16 George Sheldon treasurer of the Republican National Committee dismissed a charge that Republicans on Wall Street were pressured to donate 600 to the Republican campaign fund. He said the accusation is absolutely false and part of Democratic misinformation.
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George. Sheldon
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Wall
Sivest
Fundy
National Chairman Mack Leaves Chicago for New York
National Chairman Mack, after directing the westward fight for the Democratic ticket from Chicago, departs tonight for the east. He will register in Buffalo and then travel to New York to assess the situation.
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Buffalo
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Michigan Town Fleeing Forest Fire Tragedy Train Derailed
Fifteen people die when a Detroit Mackinaw relief train carrying Mets residents to safety from approaching wildfires is ditched at Nowicki Siding near Alpena Michigan. Eleven of the victims are women and children unable to escape in time as flames engulf their cars.
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Alpena
Mich
Mets
Here
Nowicki Siding
Explosion at Cumberland powder house injures four in Nanaimo
An early morning explosion at Cumberland powder house hospitalizes four men while a nearby boarding house twenty yards away is destroyed. Investigators believe a dropped match ignited loose powder, triggering the blast as workers prepared to start their shifts.
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Nanaimo
B. C
Cumberland
Buckaroo Jack to Hang for Murder in Carson Prison
Will be hanged Friday November 13 at Carson state prison for the murder of his wife on April 10, 1907. Buckaroo Jack, an Indian, was sentenced by Judge Pike of the district court at Winnemucca.
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Pike
District Court
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Abuse testimony sparks subpoena in Alaskan case
United States Marshal Hopkins has received instructions to subpoena Miss Mabel Benedict of Unalaska to testify before the grand jury at Valdes. Benedict says she sailed to San Francisco with five native girls ten days ago and accuses white men of severe abuse of native women and girls by revenue cutters.
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San Francisco
Drowning Death of Ritner Child in Irvine Ditch
The two year old son of H A Ritner of Tustin drowned in an irrigating ditch. Parents were picking fruit when the boy wandered off and fell in. His body was recovered a quarter mile downstream after passing through a cement pipe. In Petersburg cholera cases reach fifty four with twenty seven deaths in the last 24 hours.
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Tustin
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Petersburg
Storm delays American fleet reaching Yokohama
Reports from Tokio via wireless state the American squadron delays off Yokohama due to a severe storm off the Philippine coast. One sailor drowned from the Rhode Island, another rescued after being washed overboard from the Minnesota. The Kearsarge and other ships suffered damage but progress continues toward Yokohama.
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