Heinze Builds New Copper Empire Aims at European Capital
Arthur P. Heinze and associates organize United Copper Company with $80,000,000 capital to absorb the Montana Ore Purchasing company and lease or acquire numerous undeveloped mines. Heinze sails to Europe to secure foreign financing while plans for listing in London unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heinze
A. P. Heinze
Germany
Montana
Stanley Gifford
Franklin Bein
F. A. Heinze
Montana Ore Purchasing Company
Heinzes
Boston
Anaconda
Pierre, S&s. D
United Copper Company
F. Aug. Heinze
Dakota Dispatch
New York
Amalgamated
London
Arthur P. Heinze
Europe
Butte Briefs Reflect Mayor and Visitor Activity
A parade of visitors and locals travels through Butte as figures from Great Falls Anaconda Red Lodge Deer Lodge Helena and Buffalo pass through or join expositions. Teachers excursions head east via Great Northern and Oregon Short Line while Woodmen of the World plan a Saturday NP departure for their St Paul meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mackel
Anaconda
J. S&s. Hickey
T. H. Carson
Great Falls
A. Brunn
McDermott
W. F. Meyer
Red Lodge
W. N. Aylesworth
Deer Lodge
Louis Sicka
Butte
W. W. Welch
Helena
John Weir
Bob Greig
William Adams
Chestnut
J. A. Schiller
Harnois
Kempsey
Buffalo
East
Great Northern
Oregon
Oregon Short Line Roads. An Excursion of the Woodmen of the World
Northern Pacific
St. Paul
Nine Injured in Mississippi Valley Railroad Collision
A head end wreck on the Mississippi Valley line near Florence north of Vicksburg injured nine people, three seriously. Engineer Carry Jones of train No 24 and flagman EE S Larreta are listed as critically hurt, with W J Harvey the mail clerk also wounded. The crash occurred at 8 o clock on a sharp curve. rapid southbound speed and delayed northbound train contributed to the collision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vicksburg
Mass
Carry Jones
EE. S. Larreta
W. J. Harvey
Florence
Jones
Idaho Rancher Slays Thief in Horse Theft Pursuit
A Blackfoot Idaho special reports William Williams, a well known rancher on Little Wood River, killed his ranch hand after the thief stole a valuable horse and fled toward Lost River near Martin post office. The name of the robber was not learned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
Herald
Blackfoot
Idaho
Lost River
William Williams
Little Wood River
Williams
Martin Post Office
Williams shoots fugitive in groin then kills
The report describes Williams firing as the fugitive approached. A shot hit Williams in the groin, a dangerous wound, after which Williams fired and killed his man. Authorities decided burial of the stranger sufficed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Western Montana News Provides Missoula Visit Notes
A weathered Missoula column lists visitors and residents from J. M. O'Brien to Benn Greenhood and Alderman Owen, with church, crime and civic notes. Several local figures travel from Hamilton, Nine Mile and Victor. A funeral, land claims, jail terms, and a fire at Logan shop are briefly recorded alongside community events and a junior baseball readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. O'Brien
Butte
Benn Greenhood
Helena
T. A. McClain
Carlton
W. J. Babbington
A. H. McManus
Nine Mile
Missoula
Hadley Morrison
Carlaw
George T. Baggs
Stevensville
D. W. Bean
Hamilton
J. P. Cleary
Victor
John A. Summers
Alec
Wen
Lon Renick
Plains
Ramey
Minn
James Macaulay
Co. A. Briggs
Richmond Dixon
Wallace
Idaho
Margarete
Springgulch
Carter
St. Louis
Washington
V. Co
W. G. Norman
Seattle
Dispatchers
Northern Pacific
Gray
Trindad
Colo
van Wart
Admiral Schley Visits Brokers at New York Maritime Exchange
Admiral Schley met Lieutenant Commander James A. Sears and brokers at the maritime exchange. He declined to speak but shook hands with all, praised Sampson as a gallant officer, and left under police escort as crowds cheered and joked about a riot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Schley
Maritime Exchange
James A. Sears
Santiago
Hydrographic Bureau
the Exchange
Sampson
Olice
Governor Samford Ill With Heart Condition At Home
Governor William J. Samford of Alabama lies seriously ill at Prof. A. Person’s residence in Tuscaloosa with hypertrophy of the heart. Mrs. Samford stays by his side as fainting spells have troubled him recently. A special train is arranged to move him to Opelika.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuscaloosa
Ala
William J. Samford
A. Person
Opelika
Also Mentioned on This Page
Butte News
Rogers
Rogers Bras
Rogers Bros
Davis & Weimescary Co
Main Street
Navarre
Juletty
Carolina
Dexter
Elizabeth Graystark
Helen Alice OF
Old
Vincennes
Honey Island
Dreyfus
Montana Book Company
W. HH. Klein
Newbro
Burg
Mont
Axel Ghorpinde
J. T. O’brien
East Broadway
Butte Briefs
A. E. Jewell of
Mississippi Valley Railroad
Western
Montana News
Missoula Notes
L. D
C. O. Reynolds
Bonner
Paul Tague
John Sample
Parsons’ Hospital
Swan Johnson
Samuel Dinsmore
Big Blackfoot Milling Company
R. M. Cobban Timber Lands
J. E. Stevens
Daniel Griffith
Schley and the Brokers
Samford III
Kaikal
Symons
Hamburg
Hialf
Price
Zibeline Raglans
Eton
Bymans
Dyrond
W. Park St. Butte, Mont
W. Park St. Butte, Moat
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