Mining boom lifts Boulder district prospects in Granite County
In Granite County near Princeton observers report rising activity as eight Bluebird group claims near 2,200 feet of tunneling undergo leasing and bonding by Butte investors Doc Bargar James Pascoe W Duckham and Charles W Mosher. The Royal Basin mill and power plant near Maxville and a Maxville phosphate project with $300000 invested also signal growing mineral activity.
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Boulder
Granite County
Charles M. Redmille
Bluebird Group
Princeton
Butte
Doc Bargar
James Pascoe
Duckham
Charles W. Mosher
Wase Group
McKeever Brothers
McKeavers
Pat Loughrin
Maxville
Royal Basin
Jury verdict in Lund inquest rules streetcar death accidental
Coroner's jury finds Roward B. Lund died after being run over by a street car with no blame assigned. Lund had been drinking at a saloon and, with Lenardo Gustafson, aimed to return to town when he left the buggy on Florence avenue near the track. He was not seen by the motorman until the car was close. Coroner Lane to investigate related cases, including Perie and Eton deaths, and a later Cananea battle report.
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Roward B. Lund
Lund
Lenardo Gustafson
Florence Avenue
Coroner Lane
Perie
Buford
Eton
McCrimmon
Rollo Mcdonald
Financial Effect of the Great War on United States Rent
Fragmented OCR discusses wartime financial impact with scattered figures and names. It references U S economic effects and potential wartime revenue, but the text is garbled, impeding precise figures or sourcing.
Death of Reverend John Gillespie at Whitetail Park
News reaches Butte of the death of Reverend John Gillespie a longtime Methodist minister at Whitetail Park Jefferson County He died after years of fading strength and had not actively preached recently He had resided in the state for 17 years Funeral arrangements will be announced today
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Butte
John G. Gillespie
Whitetail Park
Jefferson County
Gillespie
Mes
John S. Bak
Tragic Inquest Details From Oakland Telegram
A telegram found in George Peris coat pocket is introduced at the coroner's inquest in Oakland regarding the tragedy on Silver Row. Peris was killed by a self-inflicted shot. Olive Sullivan, claiming to be his wife, was wounded and is in critical condition. Olivia Sullivan’s administratorship request follows Peris’s death listing heirs and property including Vienna saloon and several parcels.
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Eckhart
Olive
Oakland
Can
George Perts
Corther Lane
2 Crelock
Silver Row
George Peris
Tris
Olive Sullivan
Tutte
Wolstone
Dancia
Peris
Justice Doran
Vienna
East Park Street
Tom Davis
Per
Pane
Danica Badonovich
Fas
Austria
Dr McCrimmon Injured In Motorcycle Collision Near Five Mile House
Late Saturday night a collision between HK Stromanite and a motorcycle near the Five Mile House left Dr FW McCrimmon with a skull base fracture and severe facial bruising. He was rational at times but improved slowly with bleeding controlled. doctors report no infection and hold cautious hope for recovery.
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FW. McCrimmon
Bive Mile House
McCrimmon
Attempted Robbery at Lisa Grocery Store
A man was found at the rear of Lita grocery on Fast Park Street around midnight trying to force entry. A patrolman frightened the thief away. the intruder wore out part of the door frame and fled into darkness before being identified.
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Lita
Fast Park Street
Hatrolman
Aetie
Mtr
Lost Diamond Ring During Dance Robbery
Charles G. Osman reports his valued ring at $285 stolen while dancing at a Montana venue. Detectives Tanneh and White arrested May Sharp and Willie Owens, alleged underworld figures, who Osman says took the Sparkler from his lip pocket as he danced. Both women protest innocence.
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Aplaint
Charles G. Osman
Montana
Standard Oil Plant at Bayonne Hit by Strike Action
Bayonne New Jersey plant of Standard Oil faced a strike over a 10 percent wage increase demand. Workers halted swage work and cleaners joined, threatening broader disruption across operations. Financial figures show declines in certain bank assets as the strike weighed on overall market sentiment and local industry activity. John B. Reider, aged seventy five, president of a local manufacturing firm, died after years of service.
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Standard_oil company
Bayonne
Russia Bedevils Nations With Vast Empire Claims
The report argues Russia is the world’s second largest producer after the United States, citing vast territorial holdings and mineral wealth. It notes Russia’s vast area, agricultural output, and timber resources, contrasting with Japan and the shifting balance of power.
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Big
Kansas Cay
Bealy
Russia
Japan
United States
Ttleas Aviations
Montana Visitor Offers Opinion on State Dry Policy
V. A Tremblay a general deputy in revenue for Teaho and Montana argues Montana will not go dry. He notes the state’s exceptional drought history and skepticism about widespread alcohol prohibition, mentioning various named individuals and cities to illustrate his travel observations.
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Montana
V. A Tremblay
Teaho
Xoy
Germany Tries Neutrality Pact in 1912 Talks
Berlin reports detail Anglo German diplomacy aimed at neutrality and localization in case of war. Germany proposed benevolent neutrality if a party faced broad conflict, while England sought a mutual no attack stance. negotiations stalled as Britain feared jeopardizing its relations.
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London
Berlin
Nord
Germany
Nord Deutsch Allgemeine Zeltun
Eorthi
England
Aectieato
Mys
Miss Adams to Talk of Peace With President
Washington reports President Wilson will discuss the European peace outlook with Miss Jane Adams of Chicago on Wednesday. Adams recently returned home after traveling as a representative for the women’s peace mover, meeting officials from belligerent and neutral nations in efforts to foster peace.
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Washington
Wilson
Jane Addams
Chicago
Europe
Ambassador to Russia seeks resignation after Petrograd posting
George Thomas Marye, American Ambassador at Petrograd, has asked the President to accept his resignation and name a successor quickly so he can return to the United States. He has given no specific reason, and Mrs Marye with their daughter returned to California after leaving Petrograd a month ago.
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George ‘Thomas Marye
Petrograd
United States
Marye
Capital
California
Concrete poles replace wooden telegraph posts in Sew Zealand
The Sew Zealand government is replacing wooden telegraph poles and letter box posts with reinforced concrete structures. Massachusetts lists six living ex governors.
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Sew Zealand
Evolution of the title Reverend in English usage
A discussion of how clerical titles are applied, noting that Reverend is not used as a self designation and should accompany a family name or Christian name. The piece contrasts proper forms like Mr Smith or the Rev John Smith with incorrect uses and urges preserving traditional English usage against modern shorthand trends. It also touches on linguistic shifts and a separate note about Angora goats used to clear fire lines in California forests.
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Desree
Smith
John Smith
Tsar
D'Atoutine
Jude Ax
Honora E
Henry
Son
National
California
Russians Plan to Divide Warsaw Up to Germans
Reported from the front lines the British press doubts a quick Russian breakthrough as Austro German forces press toward Warsaw. German troops aim to tighten the pincers from East Prussia and Galicia with no new Petrograd news, while Ostro-German advances push within forty miles of Warsaw and close to Lublin in the south.
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Germany
Colona
Wna
East Prussia
Galicia
Warsaw
Wertin
Vienna
London
Petrograd
von Mack
Germans gain, advance on Baltic and Polish fronts
London reports a German official note saying Tuleuse and Windau in Courland are occupied. Austro-Hungarians cross the Wolleza near Gravotz and push across the Bug north of Sokal. Russians retreat along the Vistula to the Bug line. From July 16 to 18 the Germans captured 16,000 prisoners and 23 machine guns.
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London
Tuleuse
Windau
Courland
Vistula
Buse
Wolleza
Gravotz
Bug
Sokal
Laredo Shipments Of Bullion To New Jersey Refinery
Twenty five carloads of silver lead and gold bullion were shipped today from Neuve Laredo to Elizabethport New Jersey for refining. An additional thirty five cars are expected to be exported through Neuve Laredo later this week.
Funeral service for Georsy Penny at Sherman Chapel
The funeral for Georsy Penny will be held this afternoon at the Sherman Chapel. Interment will follow at Mount Moriah Cemetery.
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Peris
Georsy Penny
Taek
Mount Moria
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