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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1907
Page
6
The report notes the rlokine mutations at the Butte mining exchange yesterday. Clearing and trading activity appeared subdued with several securities showing small movements and interest in copper stocks noted. Market participants watched turnover closely as prices fluctuated in narrow ranges.
Articles of incorporation for the Ravtta Copper Mining company filed with the county clerk. Capitalization set at 100,008 dollars with shares valued at 1 dollar each. Incorporators listed as Inge Demare and Joseph Lupin among others. Transcribed from yesterday’s filing.
A Boston News Bureau report discusses copper’s global role and Montana’s copper wealth. It cites Montana producing far more copper now, the era of copper as king, and the Anaconda Co. past price influence, with references to silver, gold, and industrial demand driving prices and exports worldwide.
Lewistown reports a claim that W. W. Power of sipnup exposed as fake the taxidermy pelt bought by Carnegie Institute of Pittsburgh as a prehistoric timber wolf. He argues the pelt is Tom the old wallaby from a wrecked caravan, branded with a circus mark, not a genuine extinct timber wolf.
A dog rang the dinner bell to wake William Brattle's family in Oxford Pa after a fire in a farmhouse left them unable to wake. The dog’s alert saved lives as neighbors responded quickly, and the origin of the alarm remained uncertain.
Scandalous names appear as Joanin Maddux sues Arthur We Studer for divorce in the district court. Married in Butte on July 26, 1902, she accuses him of assault and ill treatment. He is presently president of Syokare.
Treasury report from Washington on June 3 shows May end figures. Total public debt outstanding stands at 58,665,002,000 with an increase in cash in the treasury of 6,241,522 for the month. The report notes the debt and cash movement as of the close of business May.
New York papers report artist and miner J Campbell Cory promotes a novel drill suited to Alaska's frozen ground. He envisions rapid paystreak discovery in vast, permafrost gravel beds, enabling cheaper prospecting than shaft sinking. The venture links Cory with James L. Miardon and the Tatana-Alnales Golf Mines Company to develop local ground.
Kansans push to close saloons triggers cross state migration into Missouri. Buchanan County residents travel to St Joseph to protest fugitive liquor outlets. threats of a new town arise if authorities permit such establishments and farmers mobilize to block saloons.
A fragment notes young women on South Jersey farms and farm work options. It discusses wages, cultivation tasks, and restrictions compared with men and foreign workers, suggesting women can contribute but face limits in comparisons to male labor.
A garbled reminiscence from a Chicago Record note recounts a holiday visit by Withee Warold to his uncle Thomas in the country. The overheard line hints at a turkey gathering and a wistful reflection on an unnamed person.
The Boston Copper Corp shareholders meeting in Maine voted to reduce capital from 25 million to 7.5 million and cancel all unissued stock. The report notes large treasury surpluses at major copper producers but warns of weak demand and uncertainty in the copper market.
A chaotic relic recounts a Chicago hotel gathering where hundreds lounged as Mr Bryan spoke. The menu lists bizarre dishes and drinks and reads like a roster of colorful attendees from New York and Brooklyn with many nicknames and unclear affiliations.
The readable parts show scattered references to numbers and names such as 2300 Dom and S200, mentions of déjà and Mil, with incomplete phrases like leave Butte and slow on signal. The text appears to be garbled notes or a timetable fragment rather than a coherent report.
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