North Butte Shows Strong Depth-Driven Ore Improvement
Developments in the Edith May vein on the 2400-foot level near the North Butte property show stronger ore with higher silver values than at 2300. Crosscuts will reach Jessie vein and others as sump work advances toward 2800 level, with a rich 22 percent copper vein expected to be intersected on the 28th level.
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Thompson, Towle & Co
Edith May
North Butte
North Hutte
North Territory
Imine
May Robson in The Reinvention of Aunt Mary at Broadway
May Robson stars as Aunt Mary in The Reinvention of Aunt Mary at Broadway July. Her warm heart and humor drive a tale of a wealthy guardian who softens to urban life while guiding her reckless nephew through love, obligation, and a renewed outlook.
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May Robson
Aunt Mary
Broadway Theater
Miss Robson
Tucinda
Jack
Kalamazoo
New York
Mary
Fifth Avenue
Betty
King George Reviews 35000 Scouts at Windsor Park
King George and Queen Mary reviewed 35 000 Boy Scouts from the United Kingdom and colonies in Windsor park. Lieut Gen Sir Robert Baden-Powell led the event with ambulances demonstrated and a guard of honor by King’s Scouts. The war department recognized the movement with senior staff attending.
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Windsor
England
George
Mary
Navy
Windsor Park
United Kingdom
Robert Baden-Powell
Baden-Powell
War Department
General Staff
Body of T. T. Booth in Butte Tonight
Freel Booth telegraphed from Harrington Washington that he would leave with his brother Thomas Booths body. He would arrive this evening on the North Coast Limited. The funeral is set for Thursday at 2 30 PM at the Elks lodge room. Orton Bros. offers planes or organs at 214-218 Main Street.
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KE. Freel Booth
Butte
Harrington
Wash
Thomas KE. Booth
Chelan
North Coast Limited
Elks’ Lodge
Orton Bros
Main Street
King George Accepts Honorary Cross of Honor Membership
Washington reports King George of England has accepted honorary membership in the American Cross of Honor. Ambassador James Bryce informed Thomas H. Herndon, president of the organization, of the king's acceptance. The group includes notable honorary members such as Taft, William, the king of Italy, the French president, Roosevelt, and Carnegie. All savings accounts opened by July 10 at Miners' Savings Bank and Trust will earn interest from July 1.
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Washington
King George of
England
American Cross of Honor
James Bryce
Thomas H. Herndon
Taft
Emperor William
Italy
France
Theodore Roosevelt
Andrew Carnegie
Miners’ Savings Bank and Trust Company
North Butte Mining Company Declares Dividend No. 22
The North Butte Mining Company declares a quarterly dividend of 123000 dollars 80 cents per share on outstanding stock from surplus earnings. Payable July 22 1911 to holders of record at close of business July 8 1911. Transfer books closed July 10 1911 to July 22 1911 inclusive. G A Duncan Treasurer. Duluth Minn June 19 1911.
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G. A. Duncan
Duluth
Minn
American Fourth of July Luncheon in Brussels
In Brussels on July 4 a luncheon hosted by American minister Charles Page Bryan honored the Belgian Chamber of Commerce. Attending were George E. Cary and other delegates to the steel conference, among the principal figures of the local celebration.
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Brussels
Belgium
Charles Page Bryan
Chamber of Commerce
George E. Cary
United States Steel Corporation
Quiet Firm Copper Market Buoys June Prospects
Copper traders report a quiet but firm market in June with foreign demand strong and domestic inquiries improving, signaling a likely stock draw of 10 to 12 million pounds and potential price advances to around 4 cents. Copper shares remain subdued but accumulating as producers anticipate higher prices amid tighter world supply.
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George L. Walker
Boston
Lake
Congress
Lansdowne Moves Amendments To Veto Bill In Lords
London July 4 The Marquise of Lansdowne leader of the opposition moves official amendments to the veto bill. Proposals exclude home rule section, require joint sittings on disagreements, and offer a country referendum in other cases. Morley says the government cannot accept the amendments.
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London
House of Lords
Marquise of Lansdown
Trish
House of Commons
Lord Morley
Earthquake Recorded by St. Louis Seismograph
An earthquake estimated to have originated 4,800 miles south of St. Louis was recorded on the University seismograph between 7 42 and 9 01 this morning.
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St. Louis
Here
3 Louis University
Japanese gambling quarrel ends in fatal stabbing in Oakland
In Oakland California on July 4 a dispute among Japanese gamblers over winnings led to Maska Enomoto being stabbed in the neck. He died within moments. Two suspects were taken into custody.
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Oakland
Cal
Maska Enomoto
Election of two physicians to lodge No 431 meeting
The lodge will hold a weekly meeting next Saturday night July 8 at Carpenters Union hall to elect two physicians to lodge No 431 L O O M. Members are urged to attend and vote. M. M. Donoghue, Dictator. J. B. Mulcahy, Secretary.
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Carpenters’ Union Hall
Order
M. M. Donoghue
J. B. Mulcahy
Largest landlocked salmon caught by hook and line in Maine
Luther Moore, an employee of the U S government fish hatchery, caught a 164% pounds landlocked salmon at Greene Lake Saturday morning. The fish is described as the largest ever taken by hook and line in Maine and possibly the entire Eastern region, with only unverified reports of smaller catches in the past.
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Kennebec Journal
Maine
Greene Lake
Luther Moore
United States Government Fish Hatchery
Bangor
No More Men and Release From Jail Order Declared
A new order effective July 4 bans jailers from releasing prisoners with pending charges until after court procedures. Chief Murphy announced the rule to curb releases by arresting officers or witnesses, noting abuse where witnesses refused to testify or friends pressured for release. The measure ensures every prisoner can face a judge regardless of standing.
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Murphy
Mechanic Car Sales Pitch From New York Call
In a wartime style exchange from the New York Call a customer learns of a motor car claim that cannot be serviced by crawling underneath. The agent asserts the car would instantly topple if any mechanism failed, implying a dramatic safety feature.
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New York
The Gypsy Girl and a Penny for Three Tries
Ralph Henderson writes of a tawny gypsy girl with gold earrings and a showy outfit in a scene of chance and charm. A bold man offers a penny for three tries while she lures him with allure, reflecting on desire and danger in a crowded street. Also noted: rent lists dominate desirable locations, often without street placards.
Cost of living and thrift through want ads
The article argues living costs rise mainly for the thriftless and urges readers of want columns to reduce expenses by carefully selecting classified listings. It notes readers can find needed items cheaply, citing a near half-price range from a household moving, illustrating effective daily savings.
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