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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1908
Page
13
A fragmented manifesto proclaims control of a corporate instrument and the ability to demonstrate power over the stock market. It argues that the System's billions arise from its influence on trillions in securities and the use of people's bank funds to sway values. The piece asserts the stock market as the theater to dislodge the System’s hold on Americans.
A bold pamphlet describes National Stock as a sovereign backed corporation with unlimited capital and shares, aiming to control banks, railroads, and industries. The document details plans to manipulate stock prices in New York Boston and Philadelphia and to set up new banks to funnel deposits, provoking widespread alarm about market manipulation and systemic risk.
The document urges investors to buy "National Stock" claiming it will dismantle current financial control and return ownership to the people. It asserts stockholders hold power to reshape major institutions, promises big gains as price rises, and states proceeds go to all stockholders while denying any personal profit to the promoters.
The article discusses new banks and trust companies funded by Nation Stock sales. It claims System banks show large surpluses while charging high rates, depriving depositors and harming borrowers. It cites a New England bank trust company with $975,000 in deposits and stock gains surpassing $12 million, arguing capital is misused for marketable products.
A pamphlet accuses the System of deliberately moving stock prices through vast money flows, citing Yukon Amalgamated Copper Range and others. It warns investors that advertised rises will be impossible to resist and foretells the market yielding billions back to the people as fraudulent schemes crumble.
The article outlines copper market dynamics with Amalgamated Copper and related firms facing demand shifts, stock movements, and production plans. It notes higher ore prices, delayed dividends, and potential future supply adjustments, including possible mine development and smelter activity in the Butte region, amid fluctuating copper stocks and anticipated market cooling.
Fragmentary OCR note describes sailors and Navy torn, Ajong ettleers and men who greeted a hero, wheelers and others responsive at Pamplies Chere. Mentions interest in news, travel, and supplies. Says people at home have send and bought in Germany.
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An officer from Wyoming died after heat and overexertion during a ball game. The incident occurred as spectators and players struggled with extreme conditions. Medical responders and authorities investigated the scene as the officer was pronounced dead at hospital.
A severe storm hit Chicago on August 1 causing extensive flooding in the downtown area. Lightning damaged electric feeders, power outages disrupted districts, and skylights collapsed flooding basements and ground floor cafes. Many venues in the Loop evacuated as water surged through streets and sewers.
An explosion at a German mine in Bawrsonfiten causes fifteen deaths and six injuries. Early reports indicate miners were trapped, with rescue efforts ongoing as authorities investigate the blast. Names and precise locations are unclear due to the damaged text.
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