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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1910

Page

13

Anaconda to Take Over Butte Mines Amid Merger Plan

Special Dispatch reports the Anaconda Copper company plans to acquire mines in the Butte district with capitalization rising from 37.5 million to 150 million. A March 23 stockholders meeting will ratify the plan, which aims to consolidate claims and unify operations under Amalgamated Copper control, including North Butte and Butte Coalition amid a broader booking of subsidiary properties.

Standard New York Anaconda Copper Company Amalgamated Copper Company Butte Anaconda Butte Hill Cole-Ryan Party North Buttle Butte Coalition North Butte Amalmated Copper Company Boston & Montana Butte & Boston Washoe Trenton Amalgamated North Butte and Butte Coalition Anaconda Copper Mining Company Anaconda, Mont Montana Heinze-Amalgamated Heinze Butte Coalition Company Anaconda Company

Paris Seething as Flood Waters Rise Across City

At 1 o'clock this morning water neared the top of the Douvre quay threatening the Venus de Milo gallery. Subway stations at Berey and surrounding areas flooded as a vast rescue effort labors by gas lamp light to build barriers. Forty houses evacuated and stores abandoned while half the city remains without light. The Seine continues to rise with vast areas underwater and disaster feared to widen, with official damages already mounting. The siege by flood and looming epidemic suggests a catastrophe potentially surpassing national scope.

Paris Douvre Venus de Milo Bercy Berey Seine

Decide coal strike should be general

Indianapolis Jan 26 The United Mine Workers of America adopted a resolution urging a general coal strike if any district strikes. Miners demand at least a 10 percent wage increase and unity across districts. The basic national contract is to be set next week in Toledo, with West Pennsylvania Ohio and Indiana targeted. National leaders urged unity and potential rail union cooperation to avoid scab coal andhaulage.

Indianapolis United Mine Workers of America Toledo Pennsylvania Ohio Indiana Lewis West Virginia Duncan McDonald Illinois McDonald

Glavis Called at Start of Ballinger Pinchot Inquiry

The Ballinger Pinchot inquiry began with Louis R Glavis on the witness stand in Washington. Brandeis outlined charges spanning years before his government service alleging Ballinger aided coal land frauds and pressed for patenting claims without proper inquiry. The hearing featured sharp questions from Nelson Root Sutherland Olmstead and Madison as it opened, with sessions set for Friday and Saturday.

Glavis Ballinger-Pinchot Washington Ballinger- Pinchot Congressional Inquiry Louis R. Glavis Ballinger Louis D. Brandeis Boston R. A. Ballinger Wilson Coal Company Lewis County The Land Office Cunningham Alaska Secretary of the Interior Brandeis Nelson Root and Sutherland Olmstead Madison Representative Jones Representative Graham Gravis Senate

First Witness Opens Hearing On Ballinger Inquiry

Glavis begins testimony detailing alleged Ballinger misdeeds in Wilson coal cases and Alaska claims. He explains dates, roles, and alleged conspiracies, with Brandeis and Stimson present as counsel or spectator while Ballinger and Dennett decline representation. The session proceeds with questions and disclosures on commissions and investigations.

Wilson Coal Company Lewis County Wash Ballinger Glavis Alaska Claims

End of Panama Libel Case Shocks Court

The United States district court quashed the indictment against Press Publishing and Joseph Pulitzer, ruling the charging statute lacked authority and jurisdiction. Judge Hough and defense counsel describe the decision as a victory for press freedom, while noting the case likely ends further federal action.

Hough Roosevelt United States Court New York The Press Publishing Company New York World Joseph Pulitzer Theodore Roosevelt Taft United States District Court Delaney Nicoll United States

Carrie Nation Visits Butte Red Light District

Carrie Nation, aged 64, entered the ABC resort in Butte with Salvation Army leaders and urged young women to quit their lives for their mothers, drawing a crowd of about 500 as she confronted dancers and revelers in a dramatic, motherly appeal.

May Maloy Mercury Street Main Street Carrie Nation Carrie Maloy May Salvation Army ABC Tenderloin Perdition Mrs. Nation Red Light District

Fort Shaw School Possible Abandonment Sparks Land Talks

Helena dispatch reports State board of land commissioners heard Governor Norris and Attorney General Galen describe government plans to abandon Fort Shaw Indian school. State may use 740 acres as an agricultural experiment station. They outlined indemnity land moves to replace forest-reserved school lands and pressed for quicker land patents and survey actions.

Standard Helena State Board of Land Commissioners Norris Galen National Commonwealth Fort Shaw Interior Department Congressional General Land Office Department Flathead State of Lands

Express Companies Strongly Represented At Montana Hearing

Montana express firms dominated the opening of the state capitol rate hearing with full attendance from six companies led by I Parker Weary and William Wallace. Wells Fargo’s J G Ludlow argued that rates rely more on distance and gross earnings than weight, warning against undercutting capacity and delaying passenger service. He noted Wells Fargo pays 55 percent of gross on the Chicago Milwaukee & Puget Sound line with a 175 dollar per mile guarantee.

Standard Helena State Capitol Montana The Pacific State Railroad Commission I. Parker Weary Great Falls Mont William Wallace Come Mission W.ig Murphy J. G. Ludlow New York Wells-Fargo Company Chicago, Milwaukee Puget Sound

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Question of Louis D. Beontols Aston Joseph B. Colton Newark Messrs Dennett Pinchot Messrs. Price and Shaw Henry L. Stimson Department of Justice Forester Senator Nelson Wilson P. C. Sullivan Henry M. Hoyt Alaska Coal Fields Denby Michigan James Graham Seattle Ballinger At That Time Was Commissioner of the Land Office Jones Congress Love Panama Hetter the Star Chamber Pulitzer New York City Orange County West Point Mercury Girl ABC Dance Hall State Land Board Ludlow Express Com wWontinues
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