Prospects of the Year Henry Clews on 1907 outlook
financier Henry Clews argues 1907 faces a more complex outlook than 1906 with higher values, inflation in commodities and credit strain. He cites Bradstreet figures showing substantial price gains, an inflated money supply, and a spendthrift mood while warning that speculative real estate and mining activity could escalate risk if recklessness grows.
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Henry Clews
New York
Bradstreet
Hitle
New Mexico Figures In National Mineral Output and Settlement
The U S geotoxical survey bulletin ranks New Mexico with a four million class output of 4 882 114 dollars placing it twelfth from the bottom among fifty one states and territories Oklahoma North Dakota Mississippi and Delaware below a million while Pennsylvania leads with 569 828 678 Ohio 169 203 710 Michigan 76 1 760 141 West Virginia 74 781 376 Montana 65 648 New York 65 956 287 Colorado 59 280 944 Alabama 53 584 288 California 42 406 258 New Mexico saw a year of large homesteading with over one million acres claimed amid favorable weather and dry farming prospects Estancia valley Quay and Roosevelt counties attracted many settlers The Las Vegas Optic changes management as MM Padgett takes editorial control and Mr Cornell moves to the southern territory The article mixes market data with local New Mexico settlement news and unrelated notes about politics and public policy.
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United States Geotoxical Survey
New Mexico
District of Lamblia
New York
Colorado
Alabama
California
Indiana
Arizona
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Alaska
Kankas
United States
Whix Commonwealth
Estancia Valley
Quay
Roosevelt
Beet Sugar Industry in Early 20th Century States
Census data show twelve states producing beet sugar in 1905 led by Colorado Michigan and California with 69.7 percent of U S output. Michigan and Colorado saw the largest value increases through 1905 while California housed the largest factory and irrigation aided beet growth.
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Colorado
Michigan
California
United States
Idaho
Ohio
Wisconsin
Ilinois
New Mexico
Utah
Censux Bulletin No
Benefactions Last Year Fall Short of Earlier Peaks
The Duluth News Tribune notes global and U S generosity to education and public causes, citing over 50 million in known gifts last year. Education museums and libraries led giving, with large estates like Carnegie and Field contributing substantial sums. Yet the article laments insufficient aid to the poor, wage earners housing, and technical education despite overall lavishness.
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Vesuvius
Japan
Russia
America
Sam Lewis
Alfred Bell
Pedro Alvarado
Kaiser
Princess Matternich
France
Marshall Field
Columbian Museum
Chicago
Andrew Carnegie
Charlies T Yerkes
John D. Rockefeller
P. A.B Wiener
William Markhardt
LEM
United States
Duluth News-Tribune
Copper output boom in 1905 and future supply concerns
A 1906 summary based on the Copper Handbook notes global copper production rose sharply by 1905, with the United States dominating more than half of world output. It highlights major mines like Calumet and Heela, Anaconda, and the Amelitey Trust, and compares daily value at $1,000,000 while stressing looming copper famine fears as prices rise.
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Horace J. Stevens
Houghton, Mich
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Heela
Michigan
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Japan
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The
Amelitey Trust
Ila
Canada
North America
Das
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Rusia
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Aevio
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Aly
Turkey
Newfoundland
America
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