Gold and Silver in Anaconda Ore
Ore from Anaconda mines yields gold and silver values averaging about 2½ rents per pound of copper produced, reducing copper costs significantly. Favorable weather boosted last month’s output to 100,000 pounds, aided by steady ore tonnage around 15,000 tons daily and smoother smelting after severe winter slowdowns.
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Copper Concentration Rates Highlight Material Content
Reading fragment notes the concentrating material averaging about 24 percent and copper content near one quarter. The snippet hints at metal processing context but lacks complete details or dates.
Suffragette Dinner Planned in Genteyville Hall
Suffragettes and committees coordinate events at a social to raise funds for the movement. Notables Mrs William Griswold and Mrs rank Anderson assist, with preparations including a menu of chicken hot biscuits vegetables salad ice cream cake and coffee. Attendance expected from both suffragists and guests for a Tuesday evening formal event.
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Market Action Shows Copper Demand On Rise
Market notes indicate copper demand improving with traders selling lightly and prices showing small declines. Local copper buyers facing steady money supply while worldwide factors curb broad optimism. New York stocks opened irregular amid scattered selling and expectations of a key decision next Monday.
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Children's Day Program at Christian Church Tonight
Program for the initial Children's Day at the Christian church tonight replaces the regular preaching service. Sunday School prepared for weeks. readings recitations and songs by various classes and individuals. includes pieces like The Brave Little Missionary and The Cry of Congo. hymnals and solos. Penes mid Liarmony lodge members urged to attend funeral of Henry Richards.
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Regulars Win Majority Over All Other Tickets In Ward Election
The counted ballots show Regulars leading all other tickets with a strong majority. Key figures include president Hunter Macy Regular, secretary John Shechen, and treasurer Hugh Blew as listed among the officials. Independent and socialist candidates appear with smaller shares in the final tallies.
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Picnic at Crowson Springs for Senior Class Monday Morning
The senior class picnic of 1900 will be held at Crowson Springs Monday morning with a crowd expected and good prospects. Members of Burner lodge No 5 D of I and visiting members are requested to meet at Arielr and Walkerville at 4 a.m. to attend the event. Funeral notice for sister Elizabeth Cosney noted in the record.
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Gomperns Doing Well Amid Fed and Motor News
Washington June 7 Samuel Gomperns president of the American Federation of Labor operated on for the second time for a man told hiscase was doing as well as could be expected. His condition improved and he passed a good night.
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Demobilization Demanded by Balkan Capitals Amid Tense Stance
A fragment notes Barone powers Hive instructing embassies to press for demobilization as tensions rise in the Balkans and nearby capitals. It mentions collective steps and cautious actions by authorities in the region.
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Ten Cents Now Georgetown Gold Mining Co Develops Funds
Ten Cents Now Georgetown Gold Mining Co treasurers stock funds flow into the development fund under Charles Bostrom as general manager and a leading shareholder. Prospectors will visit the property any day to inspect the thorough workings. Trains run to Southern Cross four days a week with special Sunday service from The Depot area. Patent pending on all claims. inquiries to TAMBA PRINGLE, Secretary, Burerton Building, Amaconda.
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Talking of Peace War Threatens
London on June 7 reports King George hosting peace delegates from Balkan states and Turkey at Buckingham Palace to celebrate a treaty. Guests included the Duke of Gonnausht, Prime Minister Asquith, Foreign Secretary Sir Widward Grey, and Viscount Morlay. A near eastern report says European powers may demand remobilization of armies to secure peace amid Russian views on Balkan pressure.
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General Orders for the Encampment in Dixieland
General orders from Bridgeport Cetin announce the forty seventh national encampment of the Grand Army of the Tremblic in Chattanooga Tennessee from September 15 to 20. Commander Alfred B. Tieers urges veterans to visit historic battle sites including Chickamauga and Atlanta. Veterans' Day falls on July 1 under both unified leadership.
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Indians May Appeal to the Court of Claims
Senate approves an amendment to the Indian appropriation bill allowing Blackfeet and Montana tribes to appeal to the Court of Claims for all claims against the federal government under treaties or agreements. The aim is to have the court determine the extent of legitimate claims for congressional action.
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