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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1910
Page
5
Prices are the very lowest and are replaced by the quality and number of pieces in the seta. LEYS, Jeweler and Optician at 32 North Main Street offers a selection of New Year gifts with emphasis on value and quantity.
Washington December 27 statistics from the United States Geological Survey and Census Bureau show blister copper production from U.S. ores at 1,092,951,824 pounds in 1909, the industry's highest total ever and up 15.95 percent from 1908. Montana led state output, with 414,088,991 pounds, followed by Arizona Michigan Utah and others in a detailed state-by-state breakdown.
Boston reports the Celtic, a United States supply ship, carrying about 1.5 million in gold eagles and double eagles and provisions. It sails into the Caribbean to replenish the fleet, with pay expected at Guantanamo as soon as the fort arrives.
Special Dispatch from The Standard Virginie December 9 describes Proft sharing at Ruby Placer Mining Co. workers will receive a New Year bonus based on salary and hours. Superintendent Kammerer noted the payout aligns with company practice and reflects appreciation for employee efforts.
New York police recovered four lost opera scores from a Metropolitan Opera House prize competition after a theft from an Adams Express wagon last Saturday. Tol Rea claimed he handed the scripts to Harlem police and said his life had been threatened. Investigators pressed the case as conductor Walter Damrosch and others questioned Rea and tracked the missing package to Twenty fourth Street.
In Gulfport Mississippi Deputy Sheriff MF Wilkins arrived with Jose Odom and placed him in county jail for safekeeping after a mob attacked and wounded a prisoner, dragging a man named King into a building and menacing would be watchers with a revolver. Odom’s wounds were sustained during the melee.
A station wide market recap notes prices in eastern stock markets held their own yesterday with little change expected today. Reports from Boston and New York cite subdued demand, quiet money, and cautious optimism for 1911, with rail and industrial equities showing mixed gains and wage settlements announced for several railroads.
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Special Dispatch reports in Stannard Virginia that a massive dredge hull, 65 feet long and weighing 46 tons, has been loaded and hauled by a temporary two mile rail line to a barge. The spuds are sunk along the route and installed with steel cables to ready dredging, with operations expected near April if pursued.
Special dispatch from Boulder reports Mrs Sven Lamberg seeking appraisers for her husband’s estate, plus a busy social calendar with dances and visits to Spokane Missoula and Montana vacation plans. The item also notes school superintendent changes and local officials addressing county matters amid holiday events and appointments.
A Saline County deputy freed an unidentified man after he was kept as a peripheral for about fourteen hours. The incident occurred early morning hours near a local area, with authorities asserting the man had endured confinement until he was located. No further details were provided about the captor or motive.
Fragmented OCR text hints at a Washington meeting of the Democratic College Club with President Warren Davis and Davis candidates. An Democratic conference is to be held January 17 with discussions on proposals and party positions.
Fragmentary text appears to honor members of Women of Wooderatl and others who placed flowers for the funeral of Dr. Dodd. The readable portions mention a memorial act and a group gathering, but many names and details are unreadable.
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