Reeder Proposes Storage Reservoirs On Missouri Headwaters
Congressman W A Reeder argues for building storage reservoirs at Missouri tributary headwaters to conserve flood waters for irrigation and steady river flows. Stafford county Populists adopt resolutions praising W A Harris, condemning J Ralph Burton, and endorsing Topeka ticket. Republicans consider cross endorsements amid county factionalism and looming Kansas legislative races.
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W. A. Reeder
Congress
Great West
Reeder
Missouri
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Kansas
Nebraska
Gulf
Congressman Render
Larimer
Chicago
Gulf of Mexico
Panama Canal
Orient
Upper
Iesoort
Ary Seaton
Platy
Missouri River
Stafford County
J. R. Burton
Mulgare
Peoples Pary
Topeka
W. A. Harris
Fealar
Sam
J. Ralph Burton
Kansans
Mul ‘Vane
Shere
Mle Taw
People's Party
Safe voyage sighted 38 foot Atlantic crossing launch
New York reports Ables Abbot Low a thirty eight foot launch with ship’s coil engines and Captain Henry Newman aboard sailed July 9 from College Point for a 3000 mile voyage to Falmouth England. Two vessels sighted the craft July 33 or 31 near Greenwater, no contact made. Meanwhile Ohio river tragedy claims three youths drowned when a sailboat capsized during a trial run.
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England
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Ville
Nantes
Louie
Chetbouirg
Ted Hevine
St Louis
Topeka Road House Raid Sparks Fracas on East Sixth
Police and deputies raided the East Sixth Avenue road house as a fracas erupted on Saturday night. They detained five victims, recaptured a escapee, and arrested Abe Hiatt for rough house treatment. mixed crowd of blacks and whites clashed, with knives and guns drawn before dawn. The incident also touched on odor of embezzlement and multiple liquor violations as officers closed the place. The report notes tensions with local authorities and a nearby carnival crowd dispersing into the night.
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East Sixth Avenue Road House
Reef Corps
Carl Lawson
Owen and
Sher" Williams
Herbaltheimer
Jim Miser
Wm. Smith
Lulu Hooper
Kansas Avenue
Abe Hiatt
Hobson
Hiatt
Fragmented reminiscences reveal earnings from fair tents
A reporter records a witness recounting pay from multiple beer tents at a fair. Wages ranged from 1.50 to 3.00 per day plus monthly city payouts, with the speaker claiming decent earnings and a lack of concern for moral judgments.
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Chris Woot
Spencer
Tris
Last of Big Four Nomination Fates in Nevada Politics
Report on James Mackay and Robert Bennett figures with Mackay touted for U.S. Senate in Nevada. Propositions and wealth cited. Mackay heirs John and Clarence noted. Obituary mentions burial in New York and London cable message about his death and the Pacific Cable project continuing.
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United States
Nevada
Nevara
Mackay
John Wann
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Hosly
Americ Ponce
San Francisco
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John W
NW York
New York
Laewood Cemetery
London
Clarence ‘Wacky
John W. Matkayte
Mr. Mack
Sir Mackay
Mackay Wealth Vast and Varied Across North America
Rich detail outlines John Mackay's vast holdings and associations. Richard Dey notes Mackay's wealth nears twenty million, with sprawling interests from Mackay Bennett Cable to Postal Telegraph, Pacific Cable and several mining, timber, and railroad ventures. Properties span San Francisco, Nevada Block, Grand Opera House, Mendocino timber, and large acreage near San Rafael.
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Mackay-Bennett Cable Company
Postal Telegraph Company
Pacific Commercall Cable
Nevada
Grand Opera
Mstes
Coleman
City of
San Rafael
Mendocing County
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Territorial
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Mr Mackay’s Quiet Life and Mining Timbering Expertise
The text notes Mr Mackay, age 26, quietly generous and prudent with money. It recalls his arrival from Ireland as an infant with his father, who was later naturalized, aided by Sandy W. Baldwin, a U.S. district judge. Mackay was once a carpenter and earned a reputation as an authority on mine timbering after coming to the Comstock.
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America
Ireland
Yada
Sandy W. Baldwin
Comstock
Out of the Races Clarence Mackay's Thoroughbreds Scratched
Clarence Mackay will scratch his thoroughbreds from races on track. The horses will not race this year under Mackay colors, and the names will be transferred to trainer Charles Hill. They are to be raced later in the season under the new arrangement.
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Holton Recorder
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New York
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Market Report Mixed as Weather and Demand Shape Grain Trade
Market activity shows mixed signals with weather outlooks initially clear in the Min mah valley then turning bearish as last week's Wallish rally fades. Wheat and corn prices drift with July and September contracts showing lower closes while export demand stays tepid and harvests face uncertain weather.
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Livestock Market Receipts and Prices Drift Down
Market reports show cattle and calves weak with lower bids at St Louis Livestock Market and Chicago inputs mixed. Texas stockers and butchers faced tighter demand while grain and cotton markets fluctuated and major stocks moved irregularly on New York trading, sugar and cotton futures firming marginally at times.
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Chess at Hanover adopts Monte Carlo drawing rule
Hanover July 2 chess committee considers changing the masters tournament format to draw for each day’s round. The proposal aims to select the day’s pairing by Monte Carlo style drawing, with the committee voting to adopt the method for the next rounds.
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