Mining as a Risk in Nevada Stocks and Prospects
The article argues mining ventures show high risk with many "prospects" lacking ore bodies to support value. It cites Mohawk, Tonopah, Coldfield, Goldfield, and Vonopah as examples where experts warned of uncertain yields, past discoveries, and the need for investors to beware fraud orders while seeing limited future production potential.
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Nevada
Katiey
Cplalon
Coldfield
Old Mater Rand
Goldfield
Vonopah
Gret
Witwatersrand
Ranghomertle
Tonopah
Goldfeld
Tribune voice confronts party tactics and media bias
A distorted public tirade targets the Tribune’s stance on reform and policy, accusing it of partisan manipulation. The writer urges steadier reporting, condemning sensationalism while asserting the paper’s duty to inform the community amid factional pressure and upcoming elections.
Reform mood fades in city election tale from 1908 era
A recount of municipal politics describes how the Tribune’s methods alienated the American party and sparked reform hopes before the 1908 city election. It notes corruption claims in pay, contracts, and public funds, and accuses the Tribune of backing the reform party while failing to deliver integrity, ending with a focus on Chief Brees in the McWirth care and police department ties.
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Merkusyhe Tribune
Tribune
Breets
McWirter
Police 9 Party
Sugar Industry Prospects in Philippines Trade Debate
A long discussion cites free sugar proposals and Philippine cultivation as a path to lower U.S. prices. American investors eyeing the Philippines plan to build sugar factories and plantations, arguing the archipelago could supply cheap sugar for a growing U.S. market. Evidence notes rising demand, potential low-cost production, and the impact on U.S. consumers and prices.
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Ogden
Intermountain
Mali
Philippine
Philippines
Bnnco
Hawaii
United States
Orient
Globe
Ching
Crockett
California
Trent
Oriahs
Chicago
Internal Waterways To Be Improved
Washington discusses a major rivers and harbors improvement plan with speeches by Speaker Cannon and others. Delegates push for national projects over local favors, urging modernization of Mississippi and Gulf waterways while debating funding levels and governance reforms.
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Washington
Congress
Ceenan
KE. Rattan
Ebart
Cotomitte
Rivera
Boracki
Hirton
Joan Marrett
Colombia
J. N. Teal
Portland
Benatarerty
Arkenent
Stase
Srearing
Lowe
Congress of Trade, Commercial and Waletesy Namelstions
Armand Individuate
Philippines to export vast sugar industry shift anticipated
The piece argues American capital and labor could boost Philippines sugar exports and agriculture with modern equipment. It notes projected export ranges and concerns over costs, wages, and infrastructure, questioning future output and price under capital investment. It contrasts native agriculture with potential gains through mechanization and foreign enterprise.
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Philippines
Ero
American Energy
Favor Reciprocal Tariff and Trade Liberalization
New York analysis urges reciprocal tariff talks with Howth American entities to avoid radical policy shifts while enabling mutual profit. A New York Chamber of Commerce committee reports freight transport questions hampering trade with South America. It favors liberal postal subsidies to encourage transcontinental communication and travel.
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New York
New York Chamber of Commerce
South America
Explosion in Colliery Kills Three Mining Workers
A blast at a colliery near Lackawan and Western Coal resulted in three deaths and many injured. Initial reports are unclear, with limited details about the cause and extent of the damage. The incident prompted emergency response as investigators seek exact numbers and responsibility.
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Lackawan
Inday
Boroing
Etmater
Interstate Senatorial Convention Seeks Direct Vote for Senators
Des Moines dec 6 the interstate sessional amendment conference forms a permanent organization to push a constitutional convention for direct senatorial election by the people. Thomas Cheshire of Des Moines to lead with a slate including Kernan Loomis Goudy Bulls and Kimbrough. The group aims to rally 37 state legislatures to request congress convene a constitutional convention.
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Lows
Dee
Rwoluitas Committee
The
United As
Brett Hubbell
United States
Cheshire
Iowa
Ap Permanent Organization
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Cauen Uy
Aenata
House of the Congress
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Thi Qoaren Ucn
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Senate
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Cos Vention
Des Moines
Rampalen
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Thomas Cheshire
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Bre
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Thomas J. Kernan Louiataca
Frank C. Goudy
Colorado
W. H. Bulls
Oregon
C. M. Kimbrough
Indiana
Herll
Gremman Girde
Nebraska
Rarcuttte
Iba
Hounds
Isha
Kastas
Kentucky
Michleen
Ninnepola
Sioatace
Novada
New Hampshire
North Carolina
North Uckers
Ore
Tennsylvania
Sooth Pabots
Ute
Washington
Wyoming
Pilotage bill defeated amid mixed signals in Washington
Lawmakers in Washington defeated the pilotage bill amid debate over its impact on American vessels. Supporters argued it would protect US interests while critics questioned labor and administration attitudes. Delegates pressed for clarity on penalties and the bill’s scope in guiding maritime policy.
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Waeblegton
Des
Rede
Bnum Tetas
Sir Herephrey
Washington
Saha
Muriparey
Lelfet
Fordney
Hichikan
Smot
Wheconela
Moray
Lawmakers Eye Centralization Amid Party Split
The record shows ongoing parliamentary divisions with a decisive vote tally of 110 ayes in favor of centralization against opposing blocs. Details are murky but indicate a heated debate among factions including representatives from Migslettzpt and Hepalliodas world, amid partisan contention.
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Agalai
Paris
Sir. Williams
Senator Bailey Responds to Waters-Pierce Funds
United States Senator Bailey denies taking money from Pierce or the Waters-Pierce Company and challenges Attorney General Darhivox to produce records. He claims he will prove his statements with documentary evidence and accuses political rivals of using forged papers to harm his reputation.
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Artilt
Teansy Dee
United States
Bailey
Darhavs
Tere
Dailey
H.C. Paeree
Gomsans
Waters-Pierce Company
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Procetdr
Halley
Perce
Waters Peres Qi Company
Attorners
General Darhivox
Asi
Ptatementa
Pierce
Mr. Perce
David
H. Clay Prerte
Perzite Ee
Shel
Clark's Stores Remodeled Stock At Reduced Prices This Fall
Clark's Stores advertises a remodeling sale with many items discounted this fall. Aimed at drawing customers, the notice highlights Hercules furniture, ready to wear, ladies and children garments, men’s coats and vests, and remodeled home goods. Prices are cut across categories and stock includes new shipper items and baby clothing in multiple colors.
Dairymen Guilty In Pure Food Case In Kentucky
In Lautaville Kentucky on December 6 a dairy court action ended with the dairymen paying $10 as costs and $50 as damages to each defendant amid charges under the pure food law for feeding AHL to cattle. The hearing revealed 25 pounds daily milk contamination and unsafe handling practices, including unwashed equipment and lactic acid loss affecting milk quality. Additionally orders were placed for four modern torpedo cruisers at Mikolateg shipbuilding yards, and there is a note urging big yields from ads.
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Lautaville
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