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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1906
Page
25
J Chauvin Mining Broker advertises 25 years in Butte offering shares of Oro Plata Co. Ground Noor price a 10000 share allotment in blocks of 500 to the people of Anaconda. Oro Plata Co owns five adjoining claims near Copper Chief. Order $25 to mail certificate. 16500 shares taken up in one day. All other stocks handled at lowest prices.
In a volatile mining session the Copper exchange opened lower and closed near midday levels as several stocks showed uneven gains. Major names such as United Copper and Butte Copper West traded with little net movement while exploration ties and smaller drills drifted. Trade observers noted cautious sentiment and modest one day shifts across the sector.
Butte resident Dierks reports growing Nevada mining activity after moving from Butte to the Galitus district. He cites Montgomery county mines including Politi Rinvthist andMontgomery Shoshone group as key interests. He mentions Schwab group’s expected takeover of Bullfrog assets and notes several mines on Ras hanga Mountain drawing attention.
Fragments describe a local strike or contest with mentions of names such as Morris and Kelton, a possible game at Winifrigg, and a reference to Klondyke. The text is garbled but indicates discussions of players, dates, and a tally of strikes or beer samples tied to a value.
A factory accident at the Union shop involved an electric hoist. Foreman and engineers investigated after a machine failed to operate, halting work and prompting a safety review of the hoist and power connections.
The stockholders seek a court order to marshal assets and sell the firm’s stock to satisfy a creditor. Judge Knippenberg will oversee the process with a May sale date and details to follow. The firm’s president, M. Sant, is involved in arranging the sale.
A. A. Spriggs has been identified after months of inquiry related to a gang planning in New York. Investigators linked him to cross water movement and discussed his possible involvement with operatives, noting tensions and motives while awaiting his next steps.
The article describes ongoing work and delays at the Butte and Bacorn site as crews prepare for steam plant completion. It notes mine shafts, a 109 foot shaft depth at Colleen Hawn, and plans to drive a pipe, complete the shaft, and advance development toward a major mine and smelter district. Local officials and company executives discuss timelines and potential economic impact for the Butte area.
Eugene Middebrand publicly denied rumors of an affair with his wife, stating there is no truth to the reports. He arrived in New York days ago with his folk and was seen near Sheepshead. Associates say his behavior suggests concern over a looming dispute.
Ann Arbor athletes push through week of workouts ahead of a University of Michigan outdoor track meet in Philadelphia. Top performers Cor, Rowe, Ramey and Maloney are pacing the squad with several others competing in trials and relays.
The district court hears the second trial of Hares Koch, charged with murder in the Vander case. Jury finds nine murder verdicts in the earlier trial. Koch has served nearly 180 years of his sentence before the Supreme Court granted a new hearing at New York.
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions a name and place without clear action or outcome. The readable text provides few concrete details, making a precise summary impossible while preserving factual integrity.
A garbled report describes a large transfer involving Musselshell with references to Stanlad evista and Athens, noting real estate activity around Chicago markets and a $100.08 figure. The fragmentary text hints at multiple entities and a major property handover in the Musselshell area with surrounding city interactions.
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