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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1910
Page
5
Copper producers report a larger visible surplus yet stocks held firm. May output rose to 476 pounds with 50,805,222 deliveries, exports 1,540,440, and total 1,800,662. Market reaction mixed as demand remained robust while outlooks cited aggressive buying and cautious outlooks in rail and other sectors.
Travelers from Idaho Montana and nearby areas converge on Helena for the first reunion of traveling men. The Montana group visits Helena with a reception and a tour of civic sites, including a parade and a banquet at the auditorium.
A district attorney charges Dr Martha Jackson of Chillicothe with failing to provide for his ill wife who died aged about 30. He faces a preliminary hearing on a $2000 bond. The case drew wide attention as friends and family accompanied the body, with Mrs Britain returning to Fresno and a lodge event planned in Temneranes hill.
A San Certedsen man named Fate Be clans contends the death of his wife resulted from an accident. He describes an explosion discharge from a reveter that he was operating, which he says caused the fatal wound to her hand and head, sustaining injuries himself. The claim centers on an accidental discharge and the alleged role of a revolver in the incident.
The Newton, superintendent of the Mutte Balluknvie Copper company, reports ore widening and expanding. They shipped three tons of ore to the Boston smelter, with copper near 70% and silver around three ounces per ton. The Boston bureau notes speculative potential for further development, with drifts in sensational ore veins and expectations of higher metal prices affecting stock values.
The court ordered that fines must be paid and arrangements made to fund Bailey's salary. Mayor Edwards and aldermen face contempt. three police officers remain on payroll as city leaders plan no special meeting to settle back pay in Friday discussions.
A wave of protest followed clemency for a Slayer convicted of killing Join Lindsay. Governor Young faced pressure as critics and officials argued the murder case, including Attorney General Wickers, had warranted continued punishment instead of pardon. The controversy centers on clemency actions and the fate of the defendant who confessed to the crime.
A garbled local report notes a person en route home to St Joseph, with references to county offices and a party schedule at 215 Novi Main. It mentions Thomas Mennte as County President and Mrs Fames Cronin as County Secretary, plus a German bath card party and a bowling incentive for Standard subscribers.
The Wright convention of brewers in Washington opened amid strong anti prohibition sentiment. Representative Henry Sherwin and President Hoover voiced reformist aims while warning that prohibition faces a long, contested road as beer consumption climbs and temperance forces seek practical reform amid a changing political climate.
The article details North Carolina forests covering 199000 acres on Biltmore estate. It notes annual outputs of four million feet of lumber and several hundred cords of various wood fuels. It highlights steady value growth through wise forest management and employment of fire guards along forest boundaries to prevent fires.
The text describes wintering operations and permanent logging roads shaping forest investment and fire control. It notes transport costs and marketing implications for future crops, plus a linked account of Inuit practices including seal and reindeer products and interactions with explorers in Greenland.
An observant man notes life’s contradictions while near a city fountain marked by two conflicting inscriptions. One is a Bible verse, the other a contrasting message, illustrating the clash between pious language and worldly behavior.
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