Nevada and California clash over freight rates and politics
Editorials attack San Francisco and Sacramento business interests resisting Nevada terminal freight rates. The piece praises Reno’s push for fairer rates, warns California merchants against leniency, and links policy with tariff debates, silver coinage, and national party tactics affecting farmers and workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchants’ Association of
San Francisco
Reno
California
Nevada
Friedlander
Sacramento
Rens
Sierras
Neve
Vada
Princes convey bride after wedding in Berlin ambush
After the emperor and his son and bride left Stuttgart on their honeymoon train, an automobile carrying three sons crashed. The princes aided the injured wife into another car and she was taken to a hospital with a concussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Stetlin
Hitel
Dalbert
Looters Strike Lewis Merchandising Safe at Bee Lomond
Oct 24 report from Santa Ofme describes a nitro explosion that blew open the Lewis Merchandising company safe at Bee Lomond eleven miles north of the city. A small amount of money was taken, with several other jobs of similar character noted in the area, indicating a continue spree by a crew of repeat burglars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Ofme
Lewis Merchandising Company
Bee Lomond
Notices in Triplicate Handlest Affair for Prospectors and Miners
Notices in triplicate handlest affair for prospectors and miners contain carbon copy notes. For sale at the Bonanza office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonanza
The Republican County Ticket Presented for Election
A list of county and district offices including State Senators and Assemblymen under the Republican slate. The piece also contains editorial commentary praising Mr. Cleveland and criticizing the Bryan program, arguing party loyalty to Cleveland over free silver and party splits. It references Judge Parker, the 1906 Democratic convention, and calls for candidates aligned with sound money and public credit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Democrats
Cleveland
Andre Parker
Bryan
Judge Parker
Lie
Parker
Wordiless Manor
Tutt
Republic
Fred
East
Polk
Buchanan
Bre
Lambiiko
Tree Aiiver
Fren Greenbedkes
Baleg
Belmont Opens Big Vein in Tonopah Mines
In the Belmont mine, a winze from the 1000 foot level reveals a thirty eight foot thick ore body with average values around twenty dollars in the last six feet. Depths show increased richness and extent, with drift work along the foot wall and crosscuts confirming the vein, while exploration centers on exposure of the big ore body and broader optimism for Tonopah mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonopah Belmont
Belmont
Tonopah
Election Day Chicken Dinner Offered by Local Church
Indies of the Presbyterian church plan a chicken dinner on election day in a downtown building. Proceeds fund church work. Ladies advertise a luncheon option on the grounds with a two dollar per gallon four years port and sherry offer from H. J Hall & Coats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Hubby
Tonopah
H. J Hall & Coats
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tonopah Daily
Monasy
W. W. Booth
Associated Press
Vance
Pscaimers Scaree
Toconaha
William H. Taft
James S. Sherman
United States
Carson Mint
Maxson
Archbold
Japan
Katser
GAR
Saph Oragkers
Mrs
S. Bert Cohen
Dutit
Republican County
Fred P. Bowen
George W. Summerfield
Fred L. Berry
Charles A. Wonacott
Daveler
Matt Kane
Alexander Ferguson L
A. Han
Phil M
CH. Lerena
Dave Holland
A. Gibbons
Robbrt G. Pohl
A. D. Richards
Mr. M. Brick
W. T. Cuddy
Thomas Wilson
Harry H. Atkinson
THE
Tonopah Drug Company
City
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