United Copper to Be Reorganized Amid Mixed Prospects
United Copper plans a reorganization after tentative steps, with Ohio Copper and La France already readjusting through foreclosures. A proposed equity for common and preferred holders is discussed, while overseas holdings may influence the process. Reports note copper refinery stocks are very low, with several plants near capacity and only a few days of supply observed.
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United Copper Company
Ohio Copper
la France
Butte
Lexington Mines Company
United Copper
United
Holland
Thy
United States
Stewar Mining Company
Pennsylvania
British Columbia
Copper
New York
Ohio Copper Company
Fai
Ohio
Mascotte
Heinze
Roston
Onto Copper Company
D.C. Duckling
Utah Copper Company
Surpl Copper
Thompson, Towle
American Smelting and Refining
Rew Nordberg
Kia
Crome
Nichols
Laurel Hill
Metal Producers Warn of Stable Yields and Risks Ahead
The producers of the metal, Marine Mug Froney, say profits remain solid and no price boost is planned. They warn that attempts to manipulate supply could trigger engineered consequences within the year or two prior to the 1907 panic.
Mayor Duncan Remits Fine for Auto Speeding Incident
Disturbance cases opened police court. May or Duncan heard the speeding case of George Finnegan a cab driver fined 5 dollars. After testimony the mayor ordered the fine remitted citing a leaking tire. Other morning cases included dismissals and a suspended fine for Eric Luchien and George Gunn, plus 20 days for Mike Murphy on Nag rancy.
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George Finnegan
Duncan
Burton
Eric Luchien
George Gunn
Tinehien
Mike Murphy
James Mullin
Mary Angelan
Power Brothers
Bloodied bar and dog found near Prospect Hole shaft
Waiters Steve Stevenson and J Hunter at the Butte Grill discovered an iron bar stained with blood near a deserted prospect hole west of the School of Mines. They found a badly beaten white collie at the shaft mouth, with blood trails on the walls and a brush pile at the bottom suggesting concealment.
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Steve Stevenson
J. Hunter
Butte Grill
School of Mines
Chicago Markets Heat Up Over Corn and Wheat Prospects
Chicago markets react to extreme heat in Kansas raising concerns for corn and fueling bull sentiment on the government's first crop. Wheat futures rose with improved commission buying and nearby gains amid mixed crop condition forecasts, while hog and cattle receipts show steady to slightly firmer prices. Grain and dairy prices move with light to moderate volumes as traders assess yield expectations and market demand.
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Chicago
Kansas
Act
Wallington
Presidential year premium offer details and order address
The notice describes a subscription offer priced at 1 dollar per month or 6 dollars for six months. It instructs readers to send orders to the associated company office and provides the address for subscription materials.
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Es Et PG
Manarenor
Ieee Tr
Tara Ea Ae
Anaconda
Copper Market Wavers As Copper Stocks Face Drops
Market outlook weak at open with London reports of copper price declines. Copper Producers' Association notes a surplus reduction, while government crop reports show good conditions. Traders cite rumors of hidden metal and a possible price break, with a later rally after the surplus drop. London futures slide, but late day recovery hints at potential gains tomorrow. New York notes quiet trading amid crop rains and cautious sentiment due to financial conditions and political uncertainty.
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London
Windsor
Wall
John D. Ryan
Copper Producers’ Association
Paine
Boston
New York
London Dispatch
United States
Republic of Colombia
Keating Gold Mining Seeks Dividend As Mine Expands
Developments at the Keating Gold Mining Company in Montana show depth gains and vein widening with copper lenses. President J H Barnes reports sufficient financial insight to warrant a dividend within months. Ore shipments rise toward double with a Three Forks railroad nearing completion and track laying to start soon.
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Keating Gold
Montana
J. H. Barnes
Keating Gold Mining Company
French Airman Killed In Monoplane Crash
Charons-sur-Marne July 9 French airman Tene Bendel veteran cross country flyer and Pommery cup holder died during maneuvers as thousands of troops watched. He crashed after his monoplane struck telegraph wires. the craft capsized and the motor fell onto him crushing him.
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Charons-sur-Marne
France
Falls Dead After Return From Funeral Of Fiancée
In San Francisco a 19 year old man Albert Martin Garrs collapsed and died after saying I have heard her call me three times, I am going. He had just returned from the funeral of Carrie Shewbridge Castro's daughter. An autopsy found a heart condition as the cause. no poison was detected.
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San Francisco
Albert Martin Garrs
Gay
J. Castro
Hienance
Carrie Shewbridge
Castro
Copper Producers' Statement Shows June Stock Drop
The Copper Producers' Association reports in New York that June stocks on hand fell by 6,280,639 pounds versus May. June production totaled 4,442,696 pounds less than May, while total deliveries both domestic and foreign decreased by 14,602,848 pounds.
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New York
Te Mi Stock Exchange
Alameda
Barnee-King
Butte
Alex Scott
Butte & Arizona
Butte & Fly
Butte & London St
Butte-Milwaukee
Montana
Butte ‘Tork
Butte & Superior
Butte Superior
Keating Gold
I Davis-Daly
Krao
Ohio
Oni Keating
Stewart
Butte & Bacorn
Tuolumne
Copper Producers’ Association
Missionary wife overcome by horrors of long voyage
Mrs. Ekvall and her husband E N Ekvall along with three children arrived in San Francisco after a 10000 mile journey from China fleeing brigands and danger. She fell ill during the voyage and is reported delirious in a sanitarium. The family endured deprivation, a mule ascent, night travel, and peril before reaching Shanghai and medical care.
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San Francisco
Emma Ekvall
Mancheo
Kai They
Ekwall
Shanghai
Ekvall
Boston Wool Market Sees Firm Prices on High Volume Sales
Boston July market reports firm prices amid strong activity in wool sales. California Northern values range around 61 to 62 cents, Oregon and Southern classifications show steady bids. fine staples and clothing wools vary from about 86 to 90 cents per pound, with several grades listed and percentages noted.
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Boston
California
Middle County
Southern
Stern
Oregon
Bern
Valley
S@ste
Portland Livestock Market Report July cattle and sheep figures
Portland Oregon notes a firm market with receipts around 900 head. Prices listed include choice steers near 98.70, heavy calves around 2068.89, and cows mid to high 80s. Sheep market shows wethers near 2.00 to 4.00 and lambs around 0.00 to 0.06 with overall firm tone.
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Chicago
Bulk of
Wales
Seo Western
Portland
Ore
BOLE
Wethers
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