Deposit of tungsten found near Gardiner
Montana Tungsten company to own the Gardiner Bear Gulch ground after Harry Bush and B F Shearer report a large tungsten and scheelite deposit near Gardiner close to Yellowstone Park. Bush predicts a prosperous mining camp, with assets in Pittsburg and Gardiner. Office in Pittsburg, led by Joan Pitcairn as president and J W Gould as VP.
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Bear Gulch Mining Company
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Europe
Montana
Bear Gulch Company
Gardiner
Yellowstone Park
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Pittsburg
Butte
Messrs, Bush
Shearer
Montana Tungsten Company
Joan Pitcairn
J. W. Gould
Mr. Bush
Miners to Visit Mexico Inspect North Moccasin Properties
Special Dispatch reports Gold Reef manager H M Rae will depart for Mexico then visit Deadwood on return. Rae plans to inspect John A Drake properties at North Moccasin and Santiago claim ore will be processed at Kendall mill, aiding Drake planned mill development. The Calumet & Montana Mining Co filed for $300,000 incorporation with offices in Bisbee and Calumet.
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Gilt Edge
Kendall
Mexico
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Santiago
Dillon
Calumet & Montana Mining Company
Dark Horse
Bisbee
Ariz
Calumet, Mich
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Paul P. Roehm
Edward Ulseth
John H. Holman
Charles Chynoweth
Frank James
Hancock, Mich
J. C. McFadden
Butte
Longworth visits campaign HQ to pledge re election funds
Representative Longworth of Ohio visited the national Republican congressional campaign committee in New York today and contributed one dollar to the campaign fund. He stated he is a candidate for re election and expects to win.
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New York
Longworth
Ohio
National Republican Congressional Campaign Committee
Taft declines clemency for ex lieutenant Burbank
Leavenworth Aug 4 Secretary Taft has refused clemency for Sidney S. Burbank a former first lieutenant now serving 15 months in the federal prison at Fort Leavenworth. He was dismissed from the army for embezzlement and ill treatment of his Filipino wife. The secretary cited the seriousness of the offenses as basis for the decision.
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Taft
Sidney S. Burbank
United States Army
Transfer of protected cruiser St. Louis to government today
The protected cruiser St. Louis built by Neafie and Levi Shipbuilding was transferred to the government in New St. Louis Philadelphia on August 14 without formal ceremonies. It will await inspection by a Naval board to verify contract specifications before commissioning.
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Neafie & Levi Shipbuilding Company
Naval Board
Sheriff Holds H Clay Pierce in Attachment in Salary Suit
In St Louis on August 14 an attachment commanded the sheriff to detain H Clay Pierce for safekeeping until he appears before Notary Public Robert Funkhouser and testifies in a $25,000 suit filed by John P Gruet against Pierce for salary alleged to be due.
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H. Clay Pierce
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Robert Funkhouser
John P. Gruet
Prisoners Try Fire on Mattresses in Odessa Incident
Two political prisoners in Odessa attempted self harm by saturating their mattresses with petroleum and igniting them. One man died from burns while another was rescued with difficulty. Local authorities investigated the blaze and its motive remains unclear.
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Odessa
Another Victim Died From Redondo Line Wreck
Los Angeles Aug 14 E H Sherley publisher and victim of yesterday's trolley wreck on the Redondo line died at Sisters hospital today.
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Los Angeles
E. H. Sherley
Redondo
Sisters’ Hospital
North Atlantic fleet sails for mock battle at sea
Rockport Mass August 14 two divisions of the North Atlantic fleet and a flotilla of torpedo boats left their anchorages today and went out to sea presumably to engage in a sham battle.
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Rockport
Mass
Copper mining advances at Rets and Butte & Summit Valley
The Rets Copper Company resumes mining on its 1,260 acre property as a large pump manages a heavy water flow from a vein opened near the 800 level. At Butte & Summit Valley the Little Bay shaft yields an 8 inch copper vein, with a 1,450 foot depth and a new telephonic link to Saratoga for the superintendent. Water has not risen in the Little Boy shaft and ore-rich seams are being explored methodically.
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New Zealand
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Ater
Butte & Summit Valley Company
Little Bay
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Little Boy
Greenwater & Death Valley Copper Co forms in Death Valley
The Greenwater and Death Valley Copper company announced yesterday to organize in Death Valley Inyo County California. It claims 17 mining blocks and 5 fractions on the Kuntze property, and ore runs 20 percent copper. The dump ore, about 40 to 50 tons, will be shipped once teams can haul it to the railroad as the firm seeks to gauge profit from shipping rich ore to smelters in Salt Lake or elsewhere.
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Funeral Range
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Inyo County
Cal
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Don B. Gillies
J. Ross Clark
E. Knox
Salt Lake
Chicago Wheat Market Slumps as Receipts Rise
Chicago markets report dull wheat activity with cash houses as principal sellers. Weekly receipts gain 2,0000 bushels and a Spanish crop report signals higher 40 to 0 percent yield. Wheat closes near day’s lows while corn stays firm and oats ease. September oats down, provisions soft with pork, lard, and ribs easing.
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Tye
Cattle and Hog Prices Steady to Slow in Chicago Market
Chicago cattle receipts around 5000 with market steady. Beeves priced at 3.90 to 5.75, cows and heifers 1.50 to 1.75, stockers and feeders 2 to 3. Calves 5 to 7. Hogs receipts 13000, up to 30000 expected tomorrow with market slow to higher. Mixed and butcher 5.70 to 6.20, good heavy 5.80 to 6.15, rough heavy 5.0 to 5.70, light 5.75 to 6.25, pigs 5.20 to 6. Bulk 5.90 to 6.15. Sheep receipts 18000 with market 10c lower. sheep 3.15 to 5.30, lambs 4.60 to 7.75.
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Wool Market Improves Amid Steady Tone and Regional Quotas
The Boston wool market shows improvement as trade remains conservative, with forecasts for steadiness next season. Montana is largely cleaned up except for 5 to 7 million pounds, while the western territories show fair demand. Quotations cover California, Oregon, and various territory grades on scoured basis with price ranges from 56 to 75 cents.
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Montana
California
Middle County
Oregon
Cattle King O B Heath Dies At 67 In Junction City
O B Heath prominent cattle leader from early Kansas days died at his Junction City home at age 67. He helped shape regional cattle industry and was known for his long career in livestock trading and ranching. The death occurred today, with funeral plans to be announced by his family.
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O. B. Heath
Kansas
Authorities prize Moscow and Viry revolutionist capture
St Petersburg reports reveal authorities attach high importance to the capture of revolutionists at Moscow and Viry, and they believe the operation has yielded significant progress. The fragment suggests ongoing efforts against revolutionary groups and hints at a broader crackdown.
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Moscow
Viry
Arrests Target Leaders of Militants and Suppress Printing
Authorities broke up the headquarters of militant groups and arrested their leaders. They seized clandestine printing plants and a large stock of bombs and explosives including shimose powder. Elabo rate plans for an uprising were also secured, revealing the militants intent.
Body of G. L. Howard recovered from Spokane River
Davenport report to the Spokane Chronicle states the body of G. L. Howard was recovered from the Spokane river today near where he sank last Sunday. three bodies remain in the water with only Mrs. Bergett found among the missing two others.
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Chronicle
Davenport
Wash
G. L., Howard
Democrat Nominates Strreton for Fifth Town Congress
Cedar Rapids Iowa August 14 Robert C Strreton of Montecello was nominated for congress today by Democrats of the Fifth Town district.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Robert C. Strreton
Montecello
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