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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1907
Page
7
The report describes delays and disruptions as weather interferes with mining operations and stock market proceedings. Officials consider gradual changes to open levels, with discussions over electric and transportation adjustments and projected timelines for a shift to new systems.
A telegram from WW Lawlor to B A Sherman notes Butte Copper’s stock on the curb and signals revived interest in mining properties tied to Viera Mains. Key figures include Kier Talay and parties Anselina Nea, Aiehng Nea, and the Trifle Anim, with stakes in Emmett No 1 and Kinnett No 4 holdings.
Jan 13 in Mexico City crowds gathered for the annual pilgrimage to the Guadalupe Virgin. The celebration drew an estimated 2,000 attendees from diverse regions. Affected by the event, several families traveled from distant places to participate, while others stayed to recover from prior illnesses.
A mass meeting is planned for Monday evening at the city hall in Laredo Texas. The session aims to address district issues under the guidance of local leaders and the railway committee. Thomas Hed, president of the Texas Meadlway, died at his home, prompting tributes from colleagues.
An advertisement promotes Solid Gold Glasses priced at 3.00 alleging they ease nervousness and improve vision. It claims Dr Redd can examine thousands of patients and questions the medical college's refraction training while warning readers against ignorant opticians.
Inyo county California residents hailed Greenwater as a premier copper district with plans for rapid development. Byron Hy Cnok and others drive large claims, while Furnace Creek and related companies push deep shafts revealing sulfide zones. Borax Smith advances a main passage to link Greenwater with neighboring mines, promising significant ore output and regional growth as winter tightens.
In Chinapedis on January 12 the eighteenth annual convention of the United Mine Workers of America convenes next Tuesday. Six hundred delegates are expected. Wise of the union notes workers have seen significant gains recently and anticipates strong turnout and discussion with no anticipated dissension.
Pope Pius addressed American College in Rome students saying unity and sympathy from Catholics are shown amid clergy tension with France. He praised American distinction and urged continued harmony between clergy and people, noting the growing student numbers and the college’s role in relations.
An investigation by the state examiner leads to the closure of People’s State Bank of Huntingburg Indiana. Community groups schedule a meeting in October at the local hall to discuss the closure and its impact.
A fragmentary report details the East Butte Company mining a vein eight feet wide near a plant once owned by Charles J. Getta. The narrative mentions the Tangbe Boy Dy Feareny property, a Parker Tay farm, and multiple workers shipping ore, with plans to mine and stock the site.
A large anti clerical protest occurred in Tilhon, ended by measures preventing clashes. A parallel march took place in Sin Sebastian with about eighty two percent of residents joining, including notable displays and flags.
The article describes Salmon district activity with rapid movement of people and capital. It notes property ownership, the Tin Dey mine, and a Belmont company stake. It mentions settlements near Saleen Jerdahe and WMATINg to ereek a UNI, plus mills, veins, and potential ore values around six to fifteen dollars per ton.
Two men Jan Le Jmigy Ruedt and Karl Kuli were robbed around 3 o clock near Minnesota by masked bandits using six-shooters. One robber held the victim while the other searched pockets and recovered about $18. The holdup was reported immediately but the bandits remain at large. The victims could identify masked suspects if seen.
Washington reports a banner year in the mountains region of the United States industrial activity. Statistical experts from the Department of Labor note a record value of manufactured goods and materials produced in the months of the year, with earnings exceeding large sums and the total rate expected to surpass substantial figures.
Washington news reports a Baliaveltent incident involving the crower prince of Portugal in Washington. The prince sustained facial bruises with no serious injuries as the minister Nabura was absent.
Fragmentary OCR describes a clash between electrical wiring works and a gathering at a Tipital Pascer company with venues like a drill hall and an experiment station. It mentions college engines, hours after power, and potential use outside normal hours, plus a planned Dairy Men’s Protective meeting and a noted event at West Clark street with admission and a list of speakers.
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