Mining prospects linked to Good Wagon Road project
Missoula July 21. Franke Traspar reports ore shows at Caer d Mene Star mine drawing mining men to Bandera county district. County commissioners study Yaad road building from Biddy to the district with one third of the ken worth pledged by the company. Work to begin after August session. ore slips at several properties awaited conch completion. Eddy ferry planned to ship ore. outside miners like Ben Thresher and Mr Milley praise conditions, hoping further openings spark activity.
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Missoula
Franke ‘Traspar
Caer d'Mene
Rammlestoners
Banders County
Wm Wew
Biddy
Alx Dilles
Yy Vision
Ts Arr
Lan Ig
Asining Company
Eddy
Alstrlut
Sremenedae
Mr. Jrainor
Ben Thresher
Imowz
Snokane
Milley
Mollan
Liu Sturs
Milwaukee Road plans dams for water power turbine line
Reports from Wallace Coproformtex describe a plan by the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul railway to build a system of dams on the Swiftwater River to generate electricity for train power. The project would extend across the Monquia-Idaho divide with power transmitted to assist operations over mountainous routes. Charles G. Divers, currency controller, is named as principal investor. other local names tied to the project appear in early incorporation reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aussoule
Fulluwliwe
Wallace
Chivaxe, Milwaukee & St. Paul Hallway Company
Elgetse Power Planta
Fornie Power
St. Paul
Danny
St Joe
Monarch Luiner Company
Tdiho Watey
Rlvere “Power Company
Wien Mediin Arrivles
Thin County
Chicago
Milwaukey & St. Paul
Chales G. Dkvers
Tarmer
Rampaiy
Cadar Chimie LL ACEHS Misangla Maly LP Tale at Cedar Creek Mines
Misangla and Maly LP depart Saturday for the Cedar Creek mines area to oversee operations. The Cedar Creek property, noted as a prime asset in Western Menlant, remains under the company’s control and supervision as it develops the mining prospects.
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Misangla
Maly LP
Taretase
Cedar Creek
Mir Lavoisse
Vie Oltep
Unep
Cedar Creek Propertis
Menlant
Aienasgey
Emopany
Ep Yes
Work Progresses in Prospecting Season Amid Good Conditions
The report states progress is fine and prospects look bright with more gold likely this year. Conditions are favorable for a successful operation as fumes and water supply hold steady through the season, ensuring the year’s yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn~ Frye
Two Arrests On Different Charges In ALSULLA
On July 2 William Dunn and another man were arrested by Osteer Larsen and Under Sheriff Kelley. Dunn, detained at the county jail, appeared deranged and was observed behaving erratically. A second prisoner, Litte, is to face a house breaking charge. A burglar was reportedly found hiding in a closet when officers investigated an East Pine Street residence.
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Alssoula
William Dunn
Osteer Larsen
Jal
Dunn
Kelley
Uitte
Tie
Thern Stout
Frank “Gan
Two Baseball Games Staged at Bonner Festival
Two games at Bonner featured a baseball festival drawing a large crowd from Kla ehy and the Whier Row valley. In the opener Corvallis faced Braman, a tense duel ending 9 to 8 as the Bromans rallied in the ninth to overcome a 9 0 deficit. The second bout pitted Tow nee against Hamilton with Tow nee’s side prevailing 9 to 8. Ollney Kelley of Missoula stood out as the lone side man aiding the Bramer squad in defense and base running.
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Elena
Anu Oma
Acore
Townee
Hamilton
Bas Waisers
Bramiiton
I Acore
Oiyney Kelley
Missoula
Ramer Boys
Steam Shovel Damaged by Fall From Trestle
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Hamilton reports a large steam shovel from the Bitter Rout Lis irrigation company broke free on a trestle near McKinney Reach, 40 feet up, rolled 75 feet to the bottom, injuring no one and crippling operations for at least a month. The operator escaped unhurt after jumping clear as the trestle failed. Chief Engineer Lord noted the digger will be out of service until repairs are completed.
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Standard
Hamilton
Didy
Listrick Urigation Company
Mckinney Aufeh
Heres
Sk Lorne
Enginger
Hamilton Notes Show Slow Weekend at Local Mill
Stainland maintenance halted logs for Hanlin mill due to steam line issues. Work will resume tomorrow. visitors include Newton Ayde and Mrs Ayde of Assail, plus Mr and Mrs R. B. Wiseman of the Polyphone company. W D Howell arrived from St Paul to study irrigation needs. seven weather events this week marked by irrigation strain.
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Sportal Boigpateh
Stainland Mainttton
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Hanlin
Yeater
Alope
Newton Ayde
Assail
Helig
R. BR. Wiseman
Polyphone
Hamilton
My. Wiseman
Lami
We H. Roheeta
W. D. Howell
St. Paul
Be TE Who's Special Spevial Mspateh in the Llamilany
A garbled report cites Neel night chatter about a meeting with Governor Toole and other officials. It notes concerns over public domain access and weathered by officials including Benctoy Carter Tol Watlkch Hinors and MNA fret. The secretary and reserves chief prepare for actions, with a return to Missonly planned in the morning.
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Llamilany
Ashe
Governor Toole
Benctoy Carter
Hinors
Phestad
Missonly
Mexico to Build DurangoMazatlan Road Project
Reported plan outlines a railway linked Durango to Mazatlan with a government backed construction. Estimated cost cited around 26 million dollars and linked to a post merger scenario. A separate string references a violent protest in Rome with injuries and police action.
Western Montana Crops In Fine Condition This Season
A Missoula resident reports Western Montana crops, especially hay and grain, are thriving after early cold spells and recent sun. Farmers face a haying rush, labor shortages, and strong demand from railway construction, with harvest prospects described as immense and promising across Bitter Root, Missoula, and Frenchtown valleys.
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Minsoul Daly
Montana
Missoula
Neteadley
van Hepter
Win
Eason
Bitter Root
Missoula Valley
P.M. Baiily
Heindeer Mies
Rand
Unvac
Erin
Frenchtown
Land Office Rules in Favor of J F Davies in Mineral Claim
The Land Office sustained J F Davies in a dispute with Johnny Dansby over a 180 acre tract near the Rhinehead mine. The decision supports the validity of a mineral entry and disallows a preexisting homestead claim, finding placer mining evidence insufficient to approve a paying mine.
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the Land Office
J. F. Davies
Wolona
Uly
Jat i Davies
Johny PB
Volyime
Hatte
Durmeth
Davin
Dummeth
Tragedy in Macon as prominent contractor shot
July 2 a prominent Macon contractor was shot at Alloy City by Albert Carr a Black man. Carr was killed in the ensuing confrontation as hundreds gathered near his grave. The assailant's motive was reportedly to quell a disturbance.
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Macon
Mayes Tynter
Riot at Bonner Ends With Multiple Arrests in Missoula
A large drunken crowd in Bonner clashes with police as Sheriff Campbell Under Sheriff Will Kelley and Deputy McDonough arrest three men at the Skandia bar. Officers cuff two more near the station after a gunpoint stopping of a third. Nearly 200 residents cause destruction and several are injured with gashes and a fatality reported in the turmoil.
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Missoula
Minntown
Skandia
Finntown
Wille
Bonner
Géioon
Evanie Howe
A. Nelami
William Anderson
Tne
Bnet
Jeniveny
Son
Negro with a pistol wounds man in Front Street clash
A shooting affray in front of the Capfal Weer on West Front Street left Wilson shot in the left wing as Willits Brown colored fired. Brown was arrested by Officer Therrult. Wilson treated at a local office, no bones broken. The incident followed a quarrel with a railroad brakeman named Titer. Brown posted a $24 cash bond for appearance in court.
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Daly
Wilson
Leng
Willits Brown
Brown
Doelesman
Suith
Che
Titer
Brent
Utter
Ler
Wilam
Npon
Paulice Jude Dirvia Bomorray
Lightning strikes campers near Missoula in lightning storm
A lightning bolt struck a camping party on the reservation road near Missoula this afternoon. Initial reports claimed three injured, including Kersten and an aide, but later word said only Kersten and another member were badly shocked. They were recovering and planned to continue home tomorrow. Kersten works in A Winstoney’s office.
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Missoula
Tts City
Kersten
Jared
Wally
Ene
Mr. Wersten
A. Winstaniey
Changes at Stations Missoula July 21 Dispatch
Iwo station changes on the Coeura Aleo branch of Die Norther Pacifie timve just beet mnpounced at the company headquar ters here. Bo. Dunn appointed agent at Lothian to replace G. H. Wheatley who is on leave. WW. Gallup named agent at Taft succeeding FS after resignation. Alslers July 2 report tainted by interference in dispute with motives a Masila merchant shoots and wounds a port progecular customs collector and an unidentified Euro hean woman.
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Missoula
Iwo
Coeura Aleo
Die Norther Pacifie
Dunn
Lothian
G. H. Wheatley
Sumeime
Gallup
Taft
Seta Ee Buy Baker
Reilly
Antatid
Alslers
Masila
Dragged From His Buggy by Masked Men in Arkansas
A sheriff reports that a deputy was attacked by six armed men one and a half miles from Tam ana Schoolhouse in Lonoke county. He was dragged from the buggy, stripped, and severely beaten with a heavy strap. The six assailants fled into the woods after forcing him into a nearby field, and the incident prompted a governor to offer a reward for the capture of the culprits. The case has unsettled local residents and prompted further inquiries into the motives and identities of the attackers.
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Gasperd Deschamps
Lower
Gilley
Mr. Deschamp
Baelwred
Hound of
Lonoke
Leputy
A. Britton
Tam~ Ana
Ty Hake
Ramgon
Tittle Rock
Mr. Dritton
Tritt
Dudalbwitt
Mob Breaks Loose Again Amid Carmen Assault Report
Fragmented OCR recounts a car crash near the Mesto theater with a family aboard. A mob attacked a man named Cupries Beas and injuries were reported as police arrived to restore order amid chaos and confusion.
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Carmen
San Tranelsen
Mesto Theater
Charles Dash
Davis
Matar Man Cupries
Beas
Polivesien
Avislon
New Serum Keeps Heart Beating With Vitality
A July report describes a new serum method that preserves heart vitality beyond ordinary measures. Professor Bouchard notes continued heart activity in experiments with animal subjects, while De. Wels and Fleighow outline an artificial serum designed to sustain hearts for days, suggesting potential medical breakthroughs despite technical challenges.
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Podles
de. Wels
Meantpal- Mer
Bouchard
Academy of
Belence
Fleighow
Pringhal
Hiro
New York Plans Fireproof Public Library Tower
A massive city library project on West 42nd Street promises fireproof design and vast storage for 3.5 million volumes. The 394 by 274 foot marble fronted building rises 110 feet, with six foot thick base walls, steel bookcase structure, and terra cotta floors. It features a rear stack room overlooking Bryant Park, sunlit reading areas, and extensive staff facilities including lockers and exhibit spaces.
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New York
U Fit Avenue
Hortlethe Worty-second Street
Taugemert
Bryant Park
Mike Heffern Killed After Falling Under Cars
Last night in St Anges Wisconsin Mike Heffer n fell under moving vehicles during an attempt to approach a dog. He was a member of the Tie and the family has taken charge of arrangements for the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Heffern
Livingston
Tevin
Eke Meffern
St. Anges Ie
Wis
Hin Elo
Recension Plans For Lekes Convention At Memphis
Final details for the presentation at the Lekes convention of the Gale Deep Waterway association were adopted in Memphis. Attendees included W. W. Kavanaugh, James W. Malone, Sydney M. Neeley, W. V. Buse, James S. Warren, and others from Memphis. Governor Falk of Missouri and President Roosevelt were mentioned in context of the deep waterway plan.
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Ruogavelt
Sone Point
Memphis
James WL. Malone
Memephis
Sydney M. Neeley
James 8
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