Market Quiet as Stocks Slip Amid Copper Trading
Eastern copper shares weaken with most fallers while Amalgamated shows a gain. East Butte dips below 12 and Greene-Cananea slips under 10. New York and London markets hold firmer with expectations of higher copper prices and renewed buying.
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East Butte
Greene-Cananea
Boston
Lake
Paine
North Lake
New York
Tues
Amalgamated Vessersveccess
Anaconda
Vecseeser
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Mureorean Ce Csceuas
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Neue Seaessi Dows
Ccanvns
Montana
AMG
Wcess MS Ae
Barnes-King
Butte & Milwaukee
Butte-Montana
Butte & Superior
Pominstioiy
Ecass
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Ida-Montana
Keating
Ae Vinopu Auees
C. Ieee
Airis
Csoetis
Ésteasa
Koiae
Lucky Calumet
Black Canyon
Butte-Furnace Range
Butte & Arizona
Mineral Farm
Missoula
North Franklin
Japanese and White Men Strike in Hop Fields
In San Francisco on August 17, 2000 workers across Horst company's hop fields on both riverbanks halted work. About 2,000 whites and Japanese stopped operations as 1,000 whites struck at Perkins after being told no work remained, while 300 Japanese demanded higher pay and 500 whites protested Japanese workers taking jobs. A mass meeting was planned for tonight.
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San Francisco
Horst Company
Perkins
Indian student hanged at Pentonville Prison
London reports that Madarlal Dhinagri, the Indian student who fatally shot Lieut. Col. Sir William Hutt Curzon-Wyllie and Dawai Lalaca after a July 1 public gathering at the Imperial Institute, was hanged at Pentonville Prison at 9 AM. He faced execution calmly, declining breakfast and walking to the scaffold without fear.
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London
Madarlal Dhinagri
Imperial Institute
William Hutt Curzon-Wyllie
Dawai Lalaca
Pentonville Prison
Dhinagri
Five Die In Explosion At Bowen Island Dynamite Plant
Five lives were lost when an explosion wrecked the Western Explosives company dynamite house at Tunstall bay Bowen Island thirty miles from Vancouver. The deceased include Willine Zellers and four Chinese workers employed by the firm.
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Vancouver
B. C
Western Explosives Company
Tunstall Bay
Bowen Island
Willine Zellers
Americans Join In Chinese Loans Positive Hankow Sze Chuen Pact
American participation in the Hankow Sze Chuen railroad loan is settled at the foreign board. The loan rises from 27.5 million to 30 million dollars with Americans to receive one quarter of the proceeds and equal opportunities to supply materials and appoint engineers. Willard D. Straight will finalize details after arrival.
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Peking
Foreign Board
Henry F. Fletcher
Lian Tun Yea
Sze-Chuen
Canton
Williard D. Straight
Mr. Fletcher
Hankow-Canton
China
Washington Hails Hankow Railway Loan Pact
News from Peking that the United States would participate in the Hankow railway loan was received with intense satisfaction here. The final arrangement of the issue, pending so long, marks a victory for the state department.
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Washington
Peking
America
Stave
X Ray Cure For Leprosy In Earlier Stages Only
Washington reports a demonstrated X ray cure for some leprosy forms in the Philippines. Dr. Victor G. Heiser says the method suits only selected early stage cases and is valuable primarily then. Leprosy in the Philippines numbered 1 449 on March 1 1909, with about 300 new cases yearly now versus 700 annually under Spanish rule.
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Washington
Philippines
Victor G. Heiser
Culien
Sailors Cling for Hours to Arlington Bowspirit Rescue
Seven men including the captain of the Arlington of Boston were rescued after clinging to the bowsprit for hours as heavy seas swept their three masted schooner ashore at Long Beach during an easterly gale. A life raft drifted out to sea before a lifesaving crew finally reached the vessel and saved the crew. Madden Pierson, a Swedish sailor, survived by floating ashore at Rockaway Beach.
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New York
Arlington
Boston
Sandy Hook
Long Beach
Madden Pierson
Rockaway Beach
Trials of the leaders in the sugar strike near end
Honolulu reporters say the trials of the leaders in the sugar strike conspiracy near completion. William A. Kinney opened for the prosecution for six owners while Joseph Lightfoot, for Japanese defendants, rebutted. Kinney argued the strike would aid territorial interests by curbing Japanese labor and empowering citizens, claiming the leaders planned plantation confiscation and hoped to draw in the Japanese government.
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Honolulu
William A. Kinney
Joseph Lightfoot
Kinney
Antone Robinson arraigned on first degree assault
Antone Robinson was arraigned in district court before Judge Er. K. Cheadle on a first degree assault charge and pleaded not guilty. The defendant, linked to the earlier cutting incident that left Hardy McCarthy wounded, will have a trial at the September term. John Jance was assigned as attorney. McCarthy remains in hospital but is out of danger.
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Bozeman
Antone Robinson
Er. K. Cheadle
Lewistown
Robinson
Hardy McCarthy
John Jance
McCarthy
Dry farming congress plans grow across Montana
Walter G Brandenburg of the Montana board of control reports strong interest in the fourth dry farming congress to be held in Billings in October. He toured northern and eastern Montana meeting business men and farmers and arranging exhibits for the international dry farm exposition. He will visit Helena Butte Anaconda Dillon and Missoula next, meeting local boards to promote the congress and field exhibits in Valley County and Glasgow.
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Billings
Walter G. Brandenburg
Montana Board of Control
Brandenburg
Glasgow
Mill River Valley
Dawson
Valley County
Montana
Congress
Board of Commissioners
Board of Control
Helena
Butte
Anaconda
Dillon
Missoula
Big Water Suit On Trial Developing A New Phase
In Bozeman on August 17 the big water right suit in district court heard a surprise report from Captain Edmundson of Helena and J Tappan Tannatt of Spokane the court appointed engineers. They found farmers have used about one third less water per acre than believed with most canals delivering three fourths to one inch per acre. The report may be contested by several attorneys though Judge Cheadle affirmed its accuracy noting he witnessed many canal measurements.
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Edmundson
Helena
J. Tappan Tannatt
Spokane
Acre
Cheadle
Penwell Seals Big Ranch Deal Near Forest Grove
Special dispatch reports Lewis Penwell a Helena businessman buys the Alfonso Jackman ranch near Forest Grove with 15,000 sheep in a $100,000 deal. He also acquired the Busch ranch and sheep at Edgewater along with Helena associates visiting Lewistown.
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The
Standard
Lewistown
Lewis Penwell
Forest Grove
Edgewater
Penwell
Helena
Johnston Charged With Insanity Over Delusions
Bozeman August 17. William Johnston a well known local piano player faced a charge of insanity after a period of heavy drinking led him to believe his head was cut off. An official inquiry into his condition is scheduled for tomorrow.
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The
Standard
Bozeman
William Johnston
Johnston
Gallatin County High School to Open September 6
Bozeman reports the Gallatin county high school will start on September 6 with a larger expected turnout, driven by country district students aided by the interurban railway. The college begins September 14 with the same faculty. Miss Mignon Quan returns to teach English and Latin. Electric fans from 13.50. Western Electric Co., 102 East Park.
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Bozeman
Gallatin County High School
Mignon Quan
Western Electric Company
East Park
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