Davis Daly Mine Prospects Brighten Amid High Ore Output
Davis Daly reports shipping 9 to 100 tons of ore daily from the Colorado mine, a record for the property. Gross sales in recent months total around $62,000, with development work continuing. A new ore body on the 1,200 Jewel vein promises substantial importance, and the crosscut on the West Gagnon vein is nearing completion after about two months. General Manager Fisher remains optimistic about improving conditions and potential long term mine development.
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Boston
Davis-Daly Company
Colorado
Gagnon
Anaconda
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Fisher
Doctor's Home Robbed and Man Arrested in Stolen Jewelry
A break in at Mrs. T. B. Moore of Caledonia Street yielded a gold locket with a diamond surrounded by pearls valued at $50, opera glasses, and other artworks. The suspect Connell, linked for six months across the Northwest, fled May 6 and was later arrested on the report.
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T. B. Moore
Caledonia
Connell
Northwes
Whitehall Child Dies In Whitehall Fire Tragedy
A three year old girl, daughter of Mr and Mrs Cleary, perished when a stove burst into flames at their Whitehall ranch Sunday evening. The mother was away visiting as the clothes burned from knees to hips before the father could reach the house. The body was taken to Butte for burial in the family plot.
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MS Cleary
Whitehall Ranch
Butte
Pawnbroker Arrested For After Hours Store Opening
A pawnshop proprietor identified as S Cohen of 4 East Park Street, W, was arrested for keeping his store open after 6 o'clock amid a long running dispute between pawnbrokers and second-hand dealers. Cohen, angered by the arrest, claimed it was spite work. He was released on a $25 bond after a confrontation last night.
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S.cohen
East Park Street
Cohen
Diamonds for Less or Money Back Offer Sparks Debate
Mayer markets a line of real gems with a money back offer and fixed prices, promising flawless diamonds and a square deal at 29 West Park Street. Boston man Hickey, a confessed boy murderer, sought forgiveness from the Massachusetts Christian Temperance Union, receiving $3 for travel to New York.
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Mayer
West Park Street
Ady
Boston
Frank Hickey
Massachusetts Christian ‘Temperance Union
Katherine
North Butte stock gains amid higher dividends expected
Boston brokers note renewed buying by North Butte and Duluth, pushing the shares toward yearly highs as property conditions improve and earnings exceed dividends. Reports say earnings could reach about 4.50 per share on 22 million pounds annual output with copper around 17.5 cents, though large development work and a new wage scale temper dividend increases. Directors not meeting for weeks.
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North Butte
Lone
Duluth
Butte
North Tutte
Conte North Hutte
Tte
Atv
Stock market slides on heavy liquidation and fears
Markets show renewed heavy liquidation especially in industrials as prices fall with scant support. Analysts cite money tightness and tariff concerns ahead of the new session, while government policy signals and international factors keep bets hedged and volumes low.
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Logan & Bryan
New York
Secretary of the Treasury
Confess
Davie Daly Trade Snapshot in Four Deals
A terse item notes that total shares sold amount to 40 percent across four transactions involving Davie Daly (IB). The fragmented text references share disposition and a partial percentage without specifying dates or counterparties.
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Davie-Daly (Ib
Unconditional Pardon and Sentence Commuted
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Helena reports Governor Norris granted an unconditional pardon to John P Morrison two days after his penitentiary commitment for assault. The state board of Pardon approved. the Supreme Court had questioned the evidence. Morrison was pardoned and sent to Prison. Action on Frederick E Byrd's case was deferred. Byrd, convicted of murder in Carbon county in May 1909 and sentenced to 25 years, had his sentence commuted to seven years as manslaughter. The board reasoned Byrd’s crime was greater than warranted by the evidence.
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Helena
John P.’ Morrison
Grante Courty
Norra
State Board of Pardon
Morrison
Norris
Supreme Court
Nova
Frederick E. Byrd
Byrd
Carbon
Lastmont
Republican reorganization dinner planned in New York
Washington reports details of a Republican reorganizational dinner to be held next month in New York. Secretary Olcott and a former Representative are involved, January 4 set as the date, with President Taft as principal speaker. The Waldorf Astoria is likely, invitations to about 1600 Republicans. Taft will not have his name used as a 1916 candidate and speakers should avoid such references.
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New York
Olcott New York
Tate Wis
Waldorf-Astoria
Republic
Taft
Hyde Convicted of Libel Charges Faces Week Contempt Delay
New York December report states Charles H. Hyde, former city chamberlain, convicted of misuse of city funds, was offered a week’s delay by Justice Goff. An investigation into Hyde’s alleged bribes while imprisoned at Tom Hyde is planned as he remains remanded at The Tombs until sentence is passed.
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New York
Charles H. Hyde
Detectives in Portland Jail May Witness for Prosecution
Detectives from the prosecuting attorney’s office in Portland are confined in the city jail while being taken to Portland. The men include bookkeeper Herbert K. Hawking, aged five, and clerks How and Hunter. Hunter spoke with Seattle police about the habits of the indicted men and is expected to be a key witness for the prosecution.
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Portland
Herbert K. Hawking
Hunter
Seattle
Helena banks report splendid condition in 1900s data
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Helena dated December 4 notes five Helena banks show the largest aggregates in the city’s history. The total deposits reach 27,558, with per capita averages above ninety, while resources total 12,007,378 and per capita reach near a thousand. Available resources amount to 31,001,4 and the average reserve stands near fifty percent.
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Standard
Helena
Finanial
Young student succumbs to effects of hazing
Springfield Missouri December 4 Bryan Crane 18 or 19 year old son of T B Crane died after two knife wounds to the abdomen at a hospital following a hazing party at Norriaville college Willard Copeland a divinity student aged 22 is under arrest charged with the stabbing He reportedly hunted Crane after the harm ing and attacked him in a dormitory
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Bryan Crane
T. B. Crane
Norriaville College
Willard Copeland
Copeland
Crame
Destructive Blaze Hits Sash and Door Plant in St Joseph
A destructive fire swept the Sash and Door company fixture department and the St Joseph Specialty Show Machine plant in St Joseph Missouri on December 4. The blaze caused extensive damage with losses estimated around 170000 dollars. Fire crews battled the flames through the day, preventing spread to nearby facilities and rescuing several workers. No fatalities are reported.
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St. Joseph, Mo
Sash and Door Company
Fitzgerald Case in Chicago Sub-Treasury Embezzlement Trial
In Chicago on December 4 the government rested its case in the trial of George B. Fitzgerald, accused of embezzling 17100 while employed as an assorting teller at the Chicago sub-treasury in February.
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Chicago
George. B. Fitzgerald
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