Clark Sells Big Hill Mines Forming Copper Trust
The article reports the formation of the Superior Copper Company of Butte with a capital of 35,000,000, purchasing multiple mines including Jersey Dine and Black Rock holdings. Key figures include W A Clark and associates from Black Rock Niagara Four Johns, with prominent investors such as W Hackman and a syndicate of Minnesota California bankers. Directors include A T Wethey, J Simpson, Colonel Peake, and Victor Rakowsky amid a lengthy ownership reshuffle and land transfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Black Rock
Niagara
Biymoend
Four Johns Iilies
Ifeleme & Hutte Mining
Comyany
Jersey
North Bute Distele
Butte
Ted
Mitek Hock
Meorgi- Tulinu
AlIl Arex
Raymond
Moe
River Rock
W. A. Nrk
Jd. K. Clark
We. A. Chk
Mira J. K. Clark
John PL Forbis
Filageraid
Wiliany
James Porbis
Wy AL Chuork
Ke Glare
Speer
John O'Rourke
Hanforl
Cal
Eligabeth Leeher
Stockton
Crl
Mrg
AL Speckhart
Los Angeles
Mee
Henry Mickel
Hutte
Jere Fey
Wax Ownon Jay
Fintina & Butle Mining Company
Colorel Peake
Pine Thouth
Calumet
W. A. Ula
Lemmins
Triot
Butte ‘Criar
A. Ti.wethey
General Ag
Senator Clarks
JS. Clark
Colonel Peake
W. TD
Clark County
Michigan
John H. Simpson
Inspector Beal on His Rounds In Northwest States
Inspector Beal reports on finances and methods of United States experiment stations. Dr Heal from Boxenian visits to review working accounts, with Dr Kent representing Washington. The article notes funding tied to congressional act and the need for state appropriations for buildings and operating costs. Northwest states prepare for expansion as farm interests show promise.
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Boxenian
Ang
Wf. Heal
Fastingtor
United States
Kent
Washington
United
Real
Bowl
Democrats of Iowa Indorse Bryan After Conservative Shift
Waterloo Iowa Aug 6 The conservative democratic party which opposed Bryan before will take control as the state party moves to nominate Bryan as a conservative. The platform will be conservative save for a strong tariff plank. A spirited contest for governor is shaping between George F Ball Center ville Claude Porter Center ville and John Deanison Dubuque.
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Waterloo
Iowa
Democratic Party
Hag
Ryan
Wnt
Bryan
Uckel
George F. Ball
Jown City
Claude Porter
Centerville
John Deanison
Dubuque
Wreck on St Louis Road Kills Two Men
Eastbound train No. 16 on the Pittsburg Cincinnati & Bt. Tons road wrecked near Lyn outside Pittsburg. Two firemen joined and were killed when caught under the baggage car as it fell. Wreck time reported as around 1 oclock, cause under investigation.
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Pitsburg
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Two sisters linked to fire accident burn in Seattle
Fatat aged years of age at Fatat and family suffered a kerosene fire accident while alerting a kitchen stove at the home of her mother. The victim acted with the San Francisco Opera company now in Seattle. An older sister was a chorus member of the same company.
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Seattle
Aug
Pearl Wayrs
San Francisco
Onera
Tloise
Tidal
Walsh given hour in jail and fined in Meagher case
Walsh, a White Sulphur Springs resident, pleaded guilty to defrauding public aid funds in Meagher county. He received one hour in jail and a $190 fine. Donohue was acquitted, Walsh found mute. The case involved 1000 acres of public land and related timber disputes with the Donahue Sweateck company.
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Avedal Menten Do
Tielen
J. Wrish
White Suing Springs
Meagher
Fudge Wolverton
Pala Ant Wilke
Wriah
Michael Dunuhiie
Emapans
Donohue
Walen
A. i Calon
Iem
Galen & Mettler
Walsh Ja Nabriger
Donahue Sweateck Company
United States
Flenneasy Mercantile Company
Butte
Tiple
Io Willfil
J. Iflilor Sinkth
Aix Indonk
Mivaloner Fraser
Aleallig
C. M. Bal
Strike Struggles Deepen Across Cities Amid Unrest
Reports trace a widening strike impact from St Petersberg to Moscow and London. Rail workers, utility crews, and factory staff walk out or stop operations, while police disperse crowds and governments defend measures to calm disturbances. Militants and peasants mobilize as unrest spreads.
Heatwave Deaths and Prostrations Rise Across Cities
New York, Washington, Philadelphia and Boston report multiple heat related deaths and widespread prostrations as record temperatures of up to 102 degrees fry streets and crowded tenements. Officials note 2 to 3 dozen prostrations daily with hospitals and police overwhelmed. Public comfort measures are activated.
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New York
Neashore
Broad Street
Etthy Ieland
Curve of spine deceptions in pension claim case
Bun Pranste and Aug. Gitoward M Stearns, both aged years, face charges for presenting four false pension claims. Stearns allegedly claimed spinal injuries from Spanish War service to gain benefits, with investigators finding no injury and fabricating leg length discrepancy to mislead examiners. Bond set at $2500. trial scheduled for next Saturday. Temporary track tunnel completion affects local rail traffic as trains resume through the Gest route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bun Pranste
Gitoward
M. Stearns
United Slates
O Is Sues
United States
de Shaie
Stearhs
Presidio
Fiax
Tim
Stearns
Philadelphia District Attorney cites grand jury testimony
Philadelphia August 1 District Attorney Beland presented to a grand jury the testimony he has secured against several members of the Philadelphia fee exchange. They are charged with having conspired to raise the price of oil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Fee Exchange
Arbitration Plan Aims to Tackle Intercountry Disputes
Aug 1 report from the Eater Annal American conference outlines a proposal for a regional arbitration mechanism. The plan envisions 95 parties engaging in neutral mediation to settle cross border disputes among represented countries.
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Alo Do Daneiro
The
Eater
Lapute Bedivee
Hartje Divorce Hearing Sparks Tears in Court
In Villaburg Ohio Aug Hartje and wife faced a fierce divorce hearing before Judge Prive. Mrs Hartje grew emotional as her testimony touched on alleged kisses while attorney Rodgavo argued the case. The session extended with planned continued arguments and a possible fall decision by Judge Fraser. Detectives Staubh and Anderson, tied to the Hartje case, faced separate hearings on larceny and breaking into trunks with a co defendant.
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Villaburg
Arge
Hartje
August Hartje
Tartje
Maytron
Jarti
Mmurney
Akron
Ose
M Harte
Rodgavo
Hirte
Fraser
Rtaubh and
Anderson
Hartre
Lovause Milorney Marrel
Tom Madine
Cardiman
General Scofield's Son Death by His Own Hand
San Francisco reports Major Scofield, son of General Scofield, shot himself this afternoon while on leave. He left a note to “What May Concern,” claiming a sole blame on himself. The tragedy occurred on Twenty third Street, as his wife returned home and found him with a pistol.
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San Francisco
Scofield
Mnsselt
Scaheld
Scofut
Tineel
Jie Jinine
Pan
Hig Moor
Mistress Money versus Cook in Valley Court
Mrs. Mary Gholterdon a house keeper sues cook for 87 damages alleging poor culinary work. The cook presents bread in court as evidence while others in the community discuss professional standing. The Yosemite Valley Railroad plans a hotel at the terminal near Tark, 36 miles from Morecd, with a new weekend event and a future fine.
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Tikhart
Tad
Beranac
Mary Gholterdon
Tee May
Mies Humper
Uta Mra
Chatterdon
Wreck of Freight Car on Washout Near Colmes
Special to the Stanasra Livingston reports an August wreck on a sleeping grade near Colmes where the head end and first car of a freight train were derailed by washout. No one killed. Engineer Jones of Washington suffered a broken leg and other injuries, condition not fully stated.
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Stanasra
Livingston
Colmes
Jones
Wavingston
Investigation delayed as grand jury probes Standard Oil case
In Chicago, a grand jury investigation into charges related to Standard Oil and railroad dealings was postponed due to a shortage in resources. The hearing, originally set for today, has been rescheduled for tomorrow amid ongoing uncertainties.
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Nownectil Grand Jury
Chicago
Standard Oil Company
Captain Drum Dies in Arlington Cemetery Wreath Day
Captain Drum, veteran of the Civil War, is buried in Arlington Cemetery. The obituary notes his service and honors, with details of a wreath day ceremony and his long military career.
Balloon voyage tests guide rope and water anchor near New York
A New York to New London balloon trip tested two new devices water anchor and guide rope. Dr. Thomas landed at New Haven after a 110 mile flight from New York, with fog and calm seas noted and the crew enthusiastic about the successful apparatus.
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Tani Hoek
Makk
Mveninte
New York
Xonshore
Faxon
Thomas
Dre Thornes
Fils
Sid Witer
Brant Neck
Walter Alichar
Thomas Broughe
Bridgeport
Conn
Thames
Nowak
Warring Pullajanes and Ugly Igarrotes Clash Near Leyte
A Manila dispatch reports a large-scale assault by Pullajanes and Igarrotes on Leyte near Aburon in Northern Luzon. One hundred Philippine troops, constabulary, and the town ex-president were killed or wounded as raiders burned municipal buildings and fired on authorities. Major Crawford and Captain Knuber led a pursuit. their party, ambushed on the Aboulung river, suffered wounds from arrows while engaging the attackers. The outbreak, described as inexplicable, contrasts with the previously peaceful nature of the tribes.
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New York
Manila
Ingmbera
Aburon
Leyte
Sonjlers
Crawford
Crnliin Knuber
Bank Failure Sparks Riots and Deaths in Large City
Panic followed the suspension of payments at a state bank after a state auditor took control. Depositors, mostly foreigners and many women, gathered to demand access to funds as police restrained crowds. The bank’s embezzlement case centered on Henry W. Herrington, with warrants issued and arrests pursued as investigators traced losses around $700,000 amid real estate failures.
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Golive
Pawl A. Stensland
Akbsent
Theodore
St. Paul
Ue’ Cine
Henry W. Herrington
Vnc
Bhig City
K Jones
R. Visser
Potter
American Trust and Savings Bank
Jones
Three Thousand Men Lynched Three Black People
A mob of about 3,040 men forcibly entered the county and lynched three Black residents linked to the Lyerety family killings at Barber Junction. Two alleged principals, Neax Guspie and Jack Dillingham, were among the victims. Other Black residents were seized and harmed amid the violence.
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Charlotte
N. G
Gounty
Salsbury
Fes
Barber Junction
Neax
John Guspie
Jack Dillingham
Thor
Convention of Teamsters Opens Amid Fights and Disputes
The International Brotherhood of Teamsters opened its annual convention amid heated clashes and factional tension. Delegates from New York and other regions clashed as police intervened, with rulings on seating and eligibility stirring further contention among leaders and attendees.
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Roston
Young
New York
Wes Ha Gates
Heston Tinva
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MR. Clark
BIG Hill Mines
Bette Ail
Wenstad
Wurfhmners
Tectre Pornters
Ak Sojeetor
Savas
Huttee Rack Ink & Superar Company
Wete
Villey Tita
Iid
Tampary
Victor Rakowsky
Duluth
ZenoTron Company
Russia
Nabolkof
Bigfimar Keegy
Comat Heyden
Pomee Berea Delgronkotsy
Inspector Beal
Kacetent Shawing
Democrats
Indorse
ST. Louis Road
Walsh
Miltary
St Petersburg
Repubblis
Dentles
Moscow
Aux
Bien Re
Ue Road
Sants Pigiueeng
Webernigoy
Hussia
Kugelsk
London
Adyvices
Sevastopal
Carn
Une
Troo
Magrow
Muirk
Latau
Ivic Rifles
Guch Pagsinger
Teston
Aus
Phappic Opesed
Val. Aus
Stinsta
Prete
Ufled
MM Trans
Wife
General Scofield
Ker Cook
Yosemite Valley Road
Merced
Gale
Yosemite Valley
Thantion
Captain Drum
Ane
Sears
Arlington Hatha Cranetery
PSH
Mallee
Newline Tn
Chieage
C. C. Jones
Royal League
Desperate Depositara
Viagec
Nn Aalelde, Tun
Henry Koeptke
Pia
Hellig
Teamsters
Chiesga
Feadera
Eldos
Tositeel Statex
Camda
Trternational Brotherhood of Teamsters
Dla
Lurhaners
Owithie
Ava
Shew
Ant Henry Yous
Thomas Martin
Shen
Martha Sythe
Shea
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