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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1911
Page
5
Market reports show narrow activity with bears pressing prices while unions and corporate talks hint at a copper industry unification. Amalgamated declines while copper futures tease higher values as industry consolidation discussions unfold amid anticipated regulatory approval.
In Newark Minnesota Mrs. Burch, once noted for substantial wealth, faces arrest amid allegations of long term excessive spending and failure to pay a hotel bill. Prosecutors claim funds totaling around $199,000 were inherited after a father’s death and later spent, prompting the examining magistrate to review prior expenditures and financial documents.
Kinena City, Bo May ALB reports F Hunch president of the Missouri Pacific Raley company bought 50,000 lone of news for the road. He stated we are going to use some of them.
In Pleasant Hill Missouri and nearby Kansas, a railroad project aims to lay fifty thousand tons of rails on about 860 miles of single track. President Busch stated the figures as part of the announcement discussing the scale of the development.
Washington reports progress on the Maine surrounding cofferdam in Havana harbor. Engineers expect the dam to rise about ten and a half feet above high tide, with pumping to lower water projected by June 18. Leaks may develop as water is lowered. rails interlocking the tubes were bent needing reinforcement.
From the Yellowstone Journal, horse thieves plagued Morse receivers from Yellowstone to Missouri rivers for some time. Sheriff Wynne and Inspector Twible mounted action, delivering stolen horses to Circle and pursuing thieves across Redwater country. Many horses were traced from Sanderson to Can ada, with further arrests expected as investigations continue.
Washington May reports Associate Justice John Marshall Harlan of the Supreme Court will celebrate his seventy-eighth birthday tomorrow. He says his health is excellent and he has been ill only twice in his life. If he serves until December 11 2914 he will have been on the bench longer than any justice since the organization of the court.
In Columbus on May 31 the senate barred several newspaper reporters from the floor for refusing to testify in a bribery hearing. The action highlights tensions between lawmakers and press as the investigation continues.
A representative of major American copper output urges a cooperative merger to own operate mines supplying about 60 percent of U S output. The plan aims to stabilize prices reduce foreign import reliance and protect national resources amid growing global demand and competitive pressures.
The text doubts a feasible merger between two copper interests Amalgeted and Gug genheima, noting unknown ore reserves and valuations. It argues ore tonnage, porphyry reserves, and low copper prices hinder trust and price parity. A large banking syndicate would be needed for even modest profit boosts amid weak metal markets.
New York City plans a major police reorganization to place officers at fixed posts at key intersections. The three-platoon system approved by Mayor Gaynor will keep the uniformed force on patrol eight hours with hours of reserve duty, ensuring officers are within hauling distance for any caller.
An inquest in London assessed the death as accidental after Sir William Gilbert, a noted author and artist, leapt to rescue a woman from danger during a bathing party at Harrow. The coroner’s jury found his death occurred while he tried to prevent harm to others.
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