Do Not Repeal the Anti Canteen Law
Cincinnati dispatch quotes General Fred Grant arguing against army canteens and outside rum shops. He urges total abstinence for soldiers, cites discipline and welfare, and favors closing drinking places within a few miles of posts. He predicts Congress will not repeal the anti-canteen law.
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Cincinnati
Army
Fred Grant
United States
Allroad Corporation
Ihe
United States Army
United States Congress
Mining booms light up Mohave district ore runs to seven hundred
Mining reports from Mohave cite rich silver strikes and ore shipments. Chloride depot holds two carloads awaiting smelter dispatch as treatment and freight rates drop to about five dollars per ton. Conner mine yields nearly seven hundred dollars per ton when milled at Cerbat. P and A near Conner shows four feet of solid ore widening toward lower levels. Pickering plans to install a large compressor at San Francisco mine after inspecting Gold Road, while Needles smelter remodels and Stockton Hill pushes work toward a reduction plant. Keystone Mine at Mineral Park ships rich ore eight to ten dollars per ton copper gold silver mix. Pyramid Rock and Catherine ore deliver solid returns. Endeavors at German-Ajean mill continue. Blue Ridge water supply confirms ample for mill operations. local promoters eye expansive water use and high-grade ore veins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chloride Gold Mining Company
Chloride
Hoffman
P. and A. Company
Conner
Oe «Ly
Cerbat
C. D. Pickering
Kingman
Gold Road
Pickering
San Francisco
L. D. Godshall
Needles
Stockton Hill
Keystone
Mineral Park
Pyramid Rock
Catherine
Messrs. Littlefield
Howard
Heale
J. W. Jackson
Big Sandy
Arastra
Rlue Ridge Company
Athe Mill Ie Walt
J.M. Barge
Spokane
Theston Pass
Burke
Avicona
Hibernia Mini
McDuffee
Sseayer
Journey of Vanderbilt Mine Leader in Kingman Visit
R A Walker superintendent of the Vanderbilt mine visited Kingman on Tuesday evening to assess progress. The shaft on the mine is nearing the 200 foot level with plans to run drifts and crosscuts in that area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.A. Walker
Vanderbilt
Kingman
Kingston
Roosevelt Backing New Federal Rail Rate Bill
The Railway Age reports President Roosevelt and advisers back a forthcoming rate bill drafted by Representatives Townsend and Esch. It would empower the Interstate Commerce Commission to rule on unjust rates, set effective substitute rates, and extend oversight to private cars and terminal railroads, with stronger record-keeping, judge expansion, and expedited rate cases.
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Railway Age
Congress
Roosevelt
Townsend
Esch
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
Interstate Committee Commission
Interstate Commerce Act
Watec
Rail
The Man With the Cigar Faces a World of Restriction
A Hartford Courant note laments social limits on male cigar smoking. Women crowd lounges and cars, deny rear seats, and push men toward windows or floors to smoke. Even homes and verandas pose conflicts, as wives and neighbors fear smoke drifting indoors. The piece argues for dedicated spaces where men can smoke without disapproval.
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Nore
Inde Che
Orange Hartford Courant
Borstal Plan Seen as Reforming Juvenile Offenders
A Chicago Record Herald summary of Sir Oliver Dodge arguing crime as moral disease and endorsing Borstal style reform. The piece outlines Borstal prison near Rochester for ages 16 to 21, aims to rehabilitate through work, education, and discipline, with reported post training outcomes and calls for more institutions and funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Dodge
Oliver
England
Lincoln
Rochester
Borstal
London Review
Chicago Record-Herald
Woman in Blue Distressed Woman Seeks President Visit
The so called woman in blue, Lucy G. Lee of Manhasset Long Island, haunted President Roosevelt at Oyster Bay and Washington seeking to explain a life matter. She arrived penniless and without baggage to Washington after a warning telegram to secret service, was detained for medical examination as to sanity.
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Washington, D.C
Roosevelt
Oyster Hay
Washington
Lucy G. Lee
Manhassett, Lot
Lee Ie
Cyater Bay
Chicago unearths man named Smithereen in a strange tale
From Josh Wiese a muddled portrait of a city scandal emerges with figures like Gaynor and Green in Savannah jail. An investigating committee faces a witness detailing family ties to a company as the Great Show arrives and exits with locals calling it a flop after a modest loss.
Fragmented chatter mixes kooks and scientists in clipping tone
A collage of odd quotes and bold claims shadows the era as a sculptor ruins his angels, a Cincinnati doctor praises kissing, a German scientist warns of deadly bites, Owensboro politics invoke divine power, Mae Wood prompts service bills, and affluent hints swirl around John A. McCall and George Gould.
Boring for Oil Near Aztec County News
Last week the New Mexico Oil and Gas Company organized near Aztec in San Juan County to bore for oil. Officers include President J B Hartman Vice President M D Taylor Treasurer J K Williams Secretary K P Wilson. Land held on J Williams and B Spath ranches four miles northeast of Aztec with twenty acres deeded. The company capitalizes at 250000 with early pledges of about 12000. Oil and possibly gas and artesian water are expected as tests begin for a driller and outfit.
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Aztec
San Juan County
New Mexico Oil and Gas Company
J. 8. Hartman
M.D. Taylor
J. K. Williams
K.P Wilson
Alexander Hart
Ro Meftny
J. Ro Wiliams
B. Spath
Thts
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Mrs. Stevens
Mohave
Woman IN
Blue
Paulsen's Association
West Railroad Avenue
Josh Wiese
Chicago
Smithereen
Gaynor
Green
Savannah
Antwerp
N. Peach & CO
West Gold Avenue
Third Street Meat Market
Emil Kleinwort
A. Sleyster
Notary Public
Cromwell Block
Albuquerque
Automatic Telephone
Joe ‘Ighards
Railroad Avenue
Avenue
Pioneer Bakery
Simon Balling
Balling
F. Keleher
F. G. Pratt & Co
Jas
Heekin & Co
Imboden
Granite
Hillsboro Creamery
South Second Street
Rankin & CO
N. T. Armijo Building
Clarkville Produce CO Hay
J. B. Macmanus
Mgr
South First Street
Cal Tech
TOY
North Third Street
The
Fuehr Undertaking Company
Edwarde & Fuehr
New York
Ex of Angels
Paris
Owensboro
Kentucky
Mae Wood
Tom Platt
John A. McCall
Geo. Gould
Ramsey
Toledo
George
Fantatorium
Woat Silver Avenue
G. D. Hoffman
B. F. Copp
D.D
Ore
W. Abbott
North
L. Trimble & CO
Orayin’ Shippin’ Freightin
Xay
California
Lutz
Pyrney PA
Los Angeles, Cal
Gross, Kelly & Co., Inc
Wool, Hide and Pelt Dealers
Las Vegas
Hendrie & Bolthoff ‘Mig. and Supply Co
Seventeenth Street
Denver
Colorado
Rosenfield
St. Elmo
N. M
Baba
Melini & Eakin
Wwidale
Yellowstone
St. Louis
A. B
Bohemian and
Jou
Schute Milwaukee
New Mexico
the Williams Drug Co
G. B. Williams and
F. W. Schmalmarck
Albuquerque, N. M
Berber Optical CO
Gold Ave
Board of
Optometry Examiners
Imperial Laundry CO. “Red Wagons
VIA
el Paso and Southwestern System
Rock Island System
Kansas City
Great Southwest
Atta Geal
Great Lakes
Pacific Coast
Garnett King
EL Paso, Texas
W. R. Styles
B. Ruppe
Bank 'O Bank OF Commerce
Railroad Ave
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