Guggenheim merger not abandoned promoting Nevada consolidation plans
The piece details continued Copper merger activity despite Nevada Consolidated and Utah Copper negotiations failing. It notes Guggenheims aim to consolidate copper properties, possible regrouping with Amalgamated and Ryan holdings, and analyst views that the broader merger remains intact. It mentions Nevada Consolidated dividends and compares with Amalgamated Copper. It cites Krao Silver-Lead Mining meeting in Phoenix and Ely district acquisitions by Cole-Ryan, with Nevada Consolidated poised as a top copper producer at 72 million pounds annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah Copper
Nevada Consolidated
New York Commercial
General Copper
Guggenheims
John D. Ryan
Amalgamated
Cole-Ryan
Ryan
Daniel Guggenheim
Guggenheim
Guerenheims
Boston Consolidated
Ohio Copper
Friends of Nevada Consolidated
Amalgamated Copper
Krao Silver-Lead
Phoenix
Ariz
Walter ©. Lewis
Lime Belt
Colorado Mining News
Bingham- Ely Copper Company
Ely
Colo-tivan
Bingham-Ely
Ely-Calumet
Ely- Resurrection
Cole and Ryan
Calumet
Ely Resurrection
Roosevelt Hunting Party Heads for Kisumu Port Florence
The Roosevelt party is due to spend a day in Kisumu on Victoria Nyanza shore near Kavirondo gulf. Kisumu, a hub for racing races and trading, hosts a diverse crowd while facing local dangers like sleeping sickness and bubonic plague outbreaks.
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Kisumu
British East Africa
Port Florence
Roosevelt
Victoria Nyanza Lake
Kavirondo Gulf
Kavirondo
One Dose Believes Dyspepsia and Indigestion Relief
An old advertisement touts Diapepsin as a five minute remedy for indigestion and dyspepsia. It claims complete digestion of meals, prevents fermentation and stomach gas, and promises relief within minutes. Consumers are urged to buy a 50 cent case from their druggist.
Old Watseka mine to restart operations in near future
Rochester gossip says the Watseka mine will reopen with a new shaft on new ground. Rumors claim a shaft 1000 feet deep or more to reach ore, with owner McCuen visiting, property purchases rising, and progress at the nearby New mine where Mr. Hand reports a rich gold ore pocket and a 540 foot shaft planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Watseka
McCuen
M. Hand
Hand
Incoming liners meet hurricane seas en route to Britain
The Carmania arriving at Queenstown and the Amerika at Plymouth faced four days of heavy seas after leaving New York and New York bound liner reports. They encountered eastward hurricanes with mountainous waves that persisted until Saturday night, delaying both ships.
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London
Carmania
New York
Amerika
Queenstown
Plymouth
Squirrels Implicated in Bubonic Plague Spread
Washington reports the spread of bubonic plague by squirrels as a potential menace. Secretary Wilson informs the house agriculture committee that the Public Health Service has asked the Agriculture Department’s Biological Bureau to devise methods to destroy squirrels after isolated infections have appeared over 600 square miles in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Committee On Agriculture
Wilson
Public Health Service
Biological Bureau of the
Department of Agriculture
Merrie
California
London Globe Report of a Cat and Fox Encounter
A German sporting paper describes a forest clearing where a big black cat watches for mice. An old fox approaches and balks, then a young fox attacks. The cat claws the fox away, later the fox repeats but the cat finally gains the upper hand and the fox retreats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Globe
Life Savers Save Many Amid Sea Disasters Report
The annual report of the United States life saving service details hundreds of rescues including a woman saved from a bluff and multiple rescues from docks marshes and a cliff face. It notes 1,367 marine disasters affecting 8,883 people with 72 vessels lost and property values cited. Superintendent Kimball praises power lifeboats enabling extensive rescues and aid to vessels and cargoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States Life-Saving Service
Kimball
Hamilton Notes: New heating, Pine Grove add, and local travel
Special dispatch from Hamilton reports a two pipe heating plant installed. council chambers seven radiators, library three, fire apparatus room seven. Pine Grove addition of 90 acres is planned with streets laid and lots surveyed. Local residents travel to Napa, court cases dismissed or continued, and church Christmas exercises planned.
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Hamilton
Pine Grove
Valley Mercantile Company
Sarah J. Odell
L. J. Campbell
M. Rennaker
J. W. Owens
Missoula
J.C. Turner
Hamilton Heights
Gertrude Holmes
Bitter Root Valley Irrigation Company
Seattle
Bitter Root Fruitgrowers’ Association
Bozeman Notes Holiday Arrangements and Local Events
Bozeman items note Mrs M K Hall to visit kin during holidays after representing educational publishers in the region. Alfred Atkinson returns from Omaha. Woodmen social planned. Gallatin high school fundraiser performance of Pyramus and Thisbe to aid a school fund. Local movements include Miss Harkins visiting Missoula and phone changes at 415 U S Bank building.
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The
Standard
Bozeman
M. K. Hall
E. C. Kinney
Montana
Washington
Idaho
Alfred Atkinson
Omaha
Housekeepers’ Club
Fred Dell
Dell
California
Ralph Brabrook
Chicago
W. B. Freeman
United States Geological Survey
Denver
J. C. Freeman
van Voast
Townsend
Shirley van Voast
North Seventh Avenue
Uth Flager
Red Lodge
W. M. Cobleigh
Edna Maynard Morris
Kelton
Utah
Garfield Morris
Mr. Morris
Maxwell's Hall
Gallatin County High School
High School Picture Fund
Lilla Harkins
Missoula
Aeroplane Company Faces Patents Dispute
The Herring-Curtiss company of Hammondsport filed in state supreme court to compel August Herring of New York to turn over patents and property promised for stock. An injunction blocks him from disposing of the stock. The firm, with $360000 capitalization, lists Glenn H. Curtiss as general manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammondsport
Herring-Curtiss Company
State Supreme Court
August Herring
New York
Herring
Glenn H. Curtiss
Parr to Receive Portion of Sugar Companys Fine
New York December 1 William Loeb Jr collector of the port of New York approves Richard Parr deputy collector original reformer in the sugar frauds moiety of 2 135 486 paid into the United States treasury by the American Sugar Refining company restitution for duties evaded by under weighing Tribune to publish the morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William Loeb, Jr
Port of
Richard Parr
United States Treasury
American Sugar Refining Company
The
Tribune
Agricultural Appropriations Hearings Closed in House
Hearings on the agricultural department budget for the next fiscal year have been closed by the House committee on agriculture. When Congress reconvenes in January, work on framing the agricultural appropriation bill will begin. The bill carries about 12 million dollars, not including permanent appropriations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agricultural Department
House Committee On Agriculture
Congress
Turkey Shoot North of Big Butte Christmas Day
Centerville Hifle club hosted a Turkey Shoot north of Big Butte on December 25 1909. Lingen berries and prepared latfish were served at Tripp and Dragstedt Coa as part of the Christmas event.
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Big Butte
Centerville
Hifle Club
Tripp & Dragstedt Coa
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Sterling Silver Novelties
Mous
Eac
North Main Street
Wall Street
Tion
Krao
Nevada Consolidated Company
United States
Copper Queen
Boston & Montana
Calumet & Hecla
Anaconda
Kisii
King’s African Rifles
King
Zareba
Tonkin's
Wein
Park Street
Melief
Ally
Bolever & Brown Real Estate
State Savings
Butte
Biles
Bozeman Notes
Bolever & Brown
U. S. Bank
Schumann-Heink
Victor Record
Victor
Victor Talking Machine Co
Camden
N. J
Victor Records
Continental Oil Company (Incorporated
Great Falls Water Power and
Agents National Mining and Investment Company
Hamilton Street
WELLCOME @ PECKOVER COMPANY
East Broadway
Aeroplane Company
Parr
Sugar Company
Turkey
Ingersoll Rand Co
E. Broadway
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