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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1907
Page
5
The Butte Stock Exchange will not open today due to incomplete preparations. Officials report the building and equipment need finishing touches while staff and committees prepare for the listing process and operating duties.
Fremont residents seized a car of coal intended for use in northern Brarethe city buildings. The supply was diverted to fuel house boilers for the Lake district, with a local official directing the operation and several volunteers taking part in the coal redistribution effort.
Reported race results from a chaotic OCR text show multiple thoroughbred races with finishing orders. Notable placements include Bolerbosc and Bro Pyre in early positions, Mit lunge and Laughreys among top finishers, and Los Angelenp winning a selling race. Times and some names are garbled, but several horses and placements are identifiable.
Fragmented results from New Olean Tay Park events list numerous horses and times with many unreadable names. First race winners include Jerry C and Queen, with multiple placings and inconsistent spelling. Second through sixth races show a mix of winners such as Tom Doli and Mabel Polander Owen, but OCR errors obscure full identities and outcomes.
Patrick Clark arrives from New York to inspect Bullwhacker property in Greenwater district near Furnace Creek. He reports ore vein potential at 100-foot level, estimates 6-ton forehining ore charge, and notes copper recovery could exceed 98 percent with a leaching phase. Clark liaises with Pat Whiteker Co to advance plant plans in 6 weeks.
Mines in Hes ton and Montana Company districts will restart after Saturday night suspensions due to smoky atmosphere and fuel shortages. coke transport hiccups delay loading for Great Falls, with 100 rods of coke swelling on the trail. Copper property near Dillen shows rich ore as crosscuts and shaft work resume, while company executives discuss plans for deeper tunneling and possible crosscuts to unite veins. Orion Bros and jeweler ads appear amid mine news.
Copper stocks show strong gains across exchanges with Amalgamated and related issues trading higher. Directors reportedly set a larger dividend as telegraph issues hamper reports, while many copper names open higher and close mixed. several prices and bid levels noted for Amalgamated, Butte, Nipissing, Furnace Creek, and related firms.
The record notes a chaotic exchange in which Mr. Dugdale taunts Judge McReedie over blocking a Comat Teague team in the Northwestern League. Seattle and Portland teams face scheduling tensions as Beatie figures and Beatie monitors loom. A meeting plan with President Lucan and Russ Wall is set for Tutte, with Trull to meet tomorrow.
The Cincinnati Commercial Tribune notes burglaries in 1906 yielded about 4127 dollars per incident. Authorities urge burglars to quit and switch to other rackets, reflecting a blunt stance on crime in that period.
An ad-like fragment promotes solid gold glasses for three dollars claiming they aid vision and relieve dizziness. It urges readers to consult friends and beware misadvice from colleges and physicians, naming Dr Dodd as not performing eye operations.
Accused forgery suspect McCarthy fled from custody after a county hearing in a cold room, slipping past guard Charle Rowe and later recaptured. The case involved passing forged two dollar notes from a defunct Georgia bank. another suspect, Dave Williams, faced separate forgery charges. Bound over to district court on 1500 dollar bond, McCarthy lingered over plans to claim his personal effects before capture.
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