Market Quiet With Prices Holding Across Metals
Eastern stock market was quiet with prices unchanged. Amalgamated and Anaconda expected to rise with the strong metal market. Barnes-King active in Butte and Boston on North Moccasin property resume mining plans. News from New York and Boston notes steadying prices, with copper showing strength and dividends declared by several miners.
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Amalgamated
Anaconda
Barnes-King
Butte
Boston
North Moccasin
Logan & Bryan
New York
Washington
Paine
Bay
China
Superior
London
Utah
Copper and Nevada ‘Consolidated Mining Stock Exchange
Bio
Alameda S
Alex Scott
Arizona Butte & Elya
Butte & London
Butte-Milwaukee
Butte- Montana
Butte & Andersbur
North Franklin de Pilot
Tuolumne
Bullwhacker
Butte & Baconn
Montreal tramway workers get wage hike
Montreal Tramway Company raises wages for storers and workmen. Five year men gain an extra hour and others receive a cent more per hour. About twenty thousand employees are affected by the increase.
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Montreal
Montreal Tramway Company
Unions Invited to Picnic as Rail Freight Eases
Calgary brief notes an International Harvester forwarder saying the event aims to relieve freight delays until shipments arrive. Bartenders cooks and waiters plan a Deer Lodge picnic this Sunday August 18 with train from Butte at 8 am and return later. Pine Creek coal mined at Roundup Montana urged to consult dealers.
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Calgary
Alberta
International Harvester Company
Express
Deer Lodge
Pine Creek
Roundup
Mont
Judge Booker tightens curb on speeding drivers near race track
A busy session led by Judge Booker fined motorists for speeding between the city and the race track. Among those cited were Ross McGrew and A D Brown at $10 each for speeding, and George Neilson $0 for carrying passengers without a license. Other cases included gambling fines, pool selling dismissed after attorney noted no pools were sold, and a salute to non-suit under ordinance 319.
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Booker
Arizona Street
Utah
Harrison Avenues
Ross McGrew
A.D. Brown
Tack Dudley
George Neilson
Parrot Flat
Omieera Yorath
Jones
Halley
Fred Still
Still
Fickie
Chance
Ardin Joseph
Campbell
William Oram
A. L. Watt
A. Brennan
Brennan
LC. Morris
Morris
Walt
Peter Mitchoff
Harry McCarthy
Meyer
McCardy
Real sport in right speculation no limit in the land game
Big money I made fast by a little money rightly managed. Land values have increased in the past 10 years many fold. If you do not think you will want land for 10 years yet, buy Salmon valley lands now. It is at Butte's back for, is your move step live 120 West Granite street Butte Mont. Open evenings from 7 to 8 o'clock.
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Salmon Valley
Boise
Nampa
Idaho
Butte
West
Granite Street
Butte, Mont
Big Concert Tonight at Columbia Gardens
An exceptional programme by the Stevens Glee Club at Columbia Gardens promises free entertainment for visitors. The concert features soloists Dan Reese Hugh Pierce Miss Mary Howe and J. L. Winter with the Glee Club and accompanists Grace Bouret Pearl Job and Jorge Pierce. Highlights include marches, arias, violin and flute obligatos, and Schubert pieces.
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Columbia Gardens
Stevens Glee Club
Sherman March To
Dan Reese
Aiee, Club
Ramparts
Joseph Parry
Wiee Club
Del
Hugh Pierce
Marin’ Orangement
Ed. Fitzhugh Acaive Ius
Strelarki
Miss Mary Howe
Gaxa
de Rille
Gree Club
the Gondoliers
Solsist
J. L. Winter
The
Lost Chord
C. Macey
Glee Club
Mighty Deed
George Tippett
Schubert
Schubert ‘Lee Club
Dr. Joseph Pai
Gee Club
Miss Grace Bouret
Miss Pearl Job
Jorge Pierce
Butte Poultry Fans Aim for State Showing
The Butte Poultry Fanciers plan a united effort to win first prize at the county poultry exhibit at the coming fair. A committee led by Hal Le Dorsh will arrange shipment of birds to the Helena sale. Members voted to feature fried chicken at the picnic and raffles for a prize for catching a stray garden pest.
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Gregson
Southern Montana Poultry Association
Hal le Dorsh
Sturge
Tielena
Charles Greenfield
Thomas McMahon
H. Brink
H. L. Lawrence
J. T. Dorsh
R. J. Bowen
Lorimer Faces Opposition Over Senate Seat Honor
Washington August 16. Opposition to the proposal that the senate appropriate funds toward William Lorimer's expenses during his three-year effort to retain his seat is expected to block the election committee's recommendation from being reported at this session.
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Washington
Senate
Sss Cro
William Lorimer
Senate Election Committee
Empress Bill A Promising One At Butte Theater
Butte theatergoers will enjoy a vaudeville week starting today at the Empress with A Night on a Root Garden starring Ruby Lusby and Willie Dunlay and a 15 member company. Also featured are Harry Brooks and company in The Old Minstrel Man, Thomas Potter Dunn, a dialect Musette and dancing violin, plus an Empress picture play and orchestra led by Lyle Bishop with new musical gems.
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Butte
Empress Theater
Ruby Lusby
Willie Dunlay
Harry Brooks
Thomas Potter Dunn
Empress
Lyle Bishop
Scarcity of Whitefish in Montana Streams
In Montana fishermen face a rapid disappearance of whitefish after years of abundance. The Butte Anglers club has planted over 600 trout in four months and hatching work continues at Columbia Gardens. Plants include native and eastern brook varieties distributed around Glen, Malden Rock, Armsto Brown's Gulch, Jerry Creek, and Missoula amid reports of dynamiting and seines at local waters.
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Montana
Butte
Columbia Gardens
Glen
Malden Rock
Armsto Brown's Gulch
Jerry Creek
Missoula
Ber. Fike
Flint Creek
Brown's Gulch
Misunderstood Signal Sinks Two Boats in Puget Sound
Everett August 16 The steel steamer Sioux rammed two boats after misreading a signal and went out of control. The Camano moored and tore a hole in the wharf and damaged Inland Flyer, Arrow and the Camano sank. No injuries reported. Loss about 3000. Democratic meeting notice and officials named.
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Everett
Wash
Inland Flyer
Arrow
Wilson Seventy Seven Ready To Retire From Cabinet
Washington, Aus Wilson, secretary of the oldest man in President Taft's Cabinet, celebrated his seventeenth birthday today and plans to quit public life on March 3. He has served four years longer than the cabinet record and expanded the agriculture department.
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Washington
Aus
Wilson
Taft
Department of Agriculture
Chinese Merchant Fires on Police in Chinatown Clash
Chung Peer, a Chinese merchant in British Columbia, allegedly defied officers by brandishing a revolver after a quarrel in Chinatown. He was shot by Constable George Hannay and is believed fatally wounded. The incident followed days of public trouble in Nanaimo.
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British Columbia
Aus
Chung Peer Akhinese
George Hannay
Lee
Chinatown
Nanaimo
Counterclaim in Park block damage suit over furnace
In a damage and ejectment suit by Park block owners against landlady Mary Johnson Girard, an answer filed in court yesterday includes a counterclaim for damages due to an improperly installed furnace. The suit seeks 750 dollars. Richelieu, 2 26 South Main, Butte.
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Mary Johnson Girards
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Real Sport
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