Copper Market Shows Erratic Yet Better Tendency
Market notes report mixed activity in Amsterdam copper stocks with weakness at opening and stronger close. Eyes on London and New York drift as buyers cover shorts amid easing bank loan liquidations. Analysts foresee possible rallies in rails and industrials but caution against broad market gains amid overseas strike disruptions.
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Shannon
Arizona
Lake
Paine, Webber & Co
Mig
Haureck
Lake Aust
Amst
Unke
Ansver
Curb
Iato
New York
Marquis of Queensberry to Become American Citizen
An item notes Marquis of Queensberry arriving in New York and expected to become an American citizen. The report mentions travel from Britain and attire seen, with reference to a court dress context and immediate plans in the city.
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Marquis OF
Queensbery
New York
Grein
Solana
Ophir Mine Earnings Rise as Weekly Copper Ore Shipments Grow
The Ophir mine of Buile Central Copper becomes a permanent producer with weekly car shipments to the Washoe smelter at Anaconda. Ore high in copper nets about $1,800 per car, last return $1,825. Shaft depth nears 1,000 feet, new compressor and electric power under installation, and a new concentrator is on order as developments are paid from ore proceeds.
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Buile Central Copper Company
Washoe
Anaconda
Auyer
McConnell
Orc
Big Strike Reported in Baltimore Mine Near Boulder
Special Dispatch to the Standard Boulder Aug. 18. Considerable interest surrounds a reported big strike in the Baltimore mine in Boomerang gulch, three and a half miles from Boulder. Divers working on the property report eight feet of excellent ore, with high gold, silver, copper and lead values. The mine was recently taken over by Anite men, who planned machinery installation that did not materialize, though the strike renews expectations the property should be worked.
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Standard
Boulder
Baltimore
Boomerang Gulch
Anite
Tie Company
Striking Smeltermmen Ask Governor for Fair Deal
Independence Kan voters report smelters at Carey and Desring have authorized sending a letter to Governor W Staubs appealing for aid. Guy E Miller and County Attorney Clarke oppose, urging direct action by the attorney general. President Moyer of the Western Federation of Miners to arrive Friday to oversee the strike with federation backing.
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Kan
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Carey
Desring
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Hig
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Clarke
Soeral
Moyer
Western Federation of Minery
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THINTY BRAT IN WRECK NEAR COLUMBUS TRAIN ACCIDENT REPORTS Injuries and derailment on Four train No 44
Aug 18 Columbus Unie reports a derailment near Grandview avenue on Four train No 44. One front track of the second day coach derailed and the car ran into a ditch while other cars followed. Injuries reported, some serious, as passengers were transported for treatment.
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Ile Olio
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Butte Day to Highlight Flower Festival Events
Plan for a one day excursion during Hazennin carnival week aims to bring Boston Montini and Bozeman visitors to Butte. Milwaukee officials may back a July 28 or 30 rail trip with 7 am departure from Butte and 11 am arrival in Bozeman. The event features queen coronation robes, 200 Yellowstone Lewis and Clark era figures, floats, and original parade designs.
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Mclntosh
England
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Bozeman Prepares Grand Festival Week For Flower Carnival
Editor McIntosh predicts strong harvest and carnival turnout in Bozeman as the city plans a flower festival with parades music and flying machine flights. He cites a grain yield of 60 000 bushels valued at 6 060 000 and hay value near 1 400 000 plus total commodities around 11 009 000. The Gallatin region claims unmatched production for its size and promises a celebratory week alongside the carnival and interstate fair.
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Boston & Montana
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Three Forks
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Helena
Northwest
McIntosh
Republican Courier
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Hig
Empress Theater Grand Vaudeville Week Promises Big Card
The Empress Theater showcases vaudeville with Wagryw brothers and Fatty brothers among headline acts. Acts include Alex to the Party, John R Gordon and company in What Would You Do, and Gill group performances plus George De Alina and Michel Mae. The season features songs, dances and feats with local entertainment at peak.
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Ringlingy
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Camapany
Will
Tile Vandow
Gill
George de Alina
Michel Mae
Herbert Ada Og
Empresseope
Suiether
Roetlar
Public budget report shows total assessment and adjustments
The commissioners approved a figure of 3100 per mile and added 888,478 to prior reports. The board totals suggest a value around 14,608, Theo railways appear to be 4,992,260 with potential sidings adding about 34,000. Overall estimate reaches 14,644,332.
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Waeed
Theo Raliwiy
Supreme Court to Rule on Oregon Referendum Case
Washington reports the case Paulie States Telephone Company v. Oregon seeks a Supreme Court review this fall to determine the constitutionality of mandatory 2 percent levies on certain fees and the broader referendum method used in Oregon. The outcome could affect the legality of recent tax and fee provisions cited by state authorities.
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Senate
Supreme Court
Todor
Oregon
Paulie
Rompany
Goa
Pepi
Enraged prisoner tears off most of his clothes
August 18 Bishan reports a prison disturbance as an enraged inmate allegedly raged through the facility, tearing clothing and confronting guards. The incident drew a police response and was reviewed by officials.
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