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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1913
Page
11
An OCR fragment promotes Cascarets to cleanse the stomach and regulate the liver and intestines. It claims nightly relief from sour, fermenting food and constipation with a ten cent box, suitable for children, promising a clear, sweet stomach by morning.
A historical notice outlines a proposed consolidation of the Butte & Ely, Coppermines, and Chainman mining companies led by Giroux. It details authorized capital, outstanding bonds, floating debt, and planned stock apportionment totaling 1,000,000 shares with specific allocations for Giroux, Coppermines, Butte & Ely, and Chainman.
The Boston News Bureau reports on the Davis-Daly Hesperus claim where development halted after a faulted vein delayed progress. F A Heinze’s drift yielded ore briefly before ending. later, expert Creden reassessed the 1400 level and a crosscut found a new vein trend. Assays show strong copper and silver values in the area.
A Madrid dispatch reports authorities learned of a possible crime linked to Captain Sandh Sired, tied to Captain Amador Vega and the steamer Montevideo. The widow of Captain Briera, a known society figure with valuable jewels, was seen with Sanchez and has not been seen since.
Chicago detectives trap two young lodgers in a West Side room renting from them. A suitcase packed with tools, three loaded revolvers, chloroform, and jewelry is found. After hours of vigil the two brothers Raolph and Frank Nehrkorn return and are captured as police investigate their claim.
About 2000? contractors voted to lock out all union labor for construction work next Monday affecting around 4500 workers. They said they would not hire union labor, aiming to break the grip of the building trades council on individual unions.
New Mine Sapphire Syndicate executives from London arrived in Fergus County to inspect sapphire properties at Yogo and plan a two week visit to boost production by about fifty percent. Rhode Island mining expert Alex Lathbury will advise on extension work as stockholders consider steps to meet rising European demand for the gems.
Missouri Insurance Commissioner Revelle will issue citations Monday against fire insurers that have ceased writing policies in the state to show cause why their licenses should not be revoked. Companies will have 10 days to respond. rural areas feel the impact as lenders foreclose on mortgaged properties due to lack of renewal insurance.
A reorganization sale offers any $40 suit at the store on sale in Washington. June hearings on wages at United States Navy Yards will begin next Wednesday. Representatives of the men will have full opportunity to be heard.
A petition signed by about 60,000 Oregon school children urged that the battleship Oregon be detailed to lead the parade at the Panama Canal’s formal opening. Secretary Daniels stated the Navy Department has not considered the form of naval representation for the ceremonies.
A 34 dollar Norfolk suit is advertised as on sale at The Clothery located at 2 N Mali Avenue with a sale price of 34 dollars, down from 45 dollars.
The Cove theater in Wellington near completion at a cost of 100000 dollars offers seating for 2800. Its stage is the widest in New Zealand and can accommodate property and scenic effects for any visiting production. The Pacific coast tour resumes this summer with Basil starting the season in The Honey.
United Verde declares 75 cent dividend per share the fourth this year Greene-Cananea Copper Co reports 1912 operations with 951,850 shares, copper silver and gold outputs and cost details San Pedro operations show copper sales silver and gold yields and price data Kellogg Idaho tunnel connects Bunker Hill to Silver King underground passage expanding access and improving mine workings
The Wanderer notes interest not in Cronin or Charley Ross but who introduced the electric sign in Butte. After electric lights, saloons and eateries hung glass framed transparencies lit by coal oil lamps, then Largey Mantle’s electric letter sign with two globes became a landmark, prompting others to follow.
A Butte resident enjoys ample wealth with an orchard in Bitter Root, a vegetable garden, a copper mine with gold and silver figs, cattle for leather, sheep for clothing, and abundant provisions. The narration highlights his comfortable lifestyle and prosperous holdings in multiple enterprises.
A feature sketches Sam Treloar as a multi tal ented figure with grain fields sugar beets and flax, hogs and a love for music. It notes his public and management support for a change of scene of operation and his varied daily life from wash days at Columbia gardens to a humorous view of a cafeteria scene and a sanitary towel promotion.
The excursion steamer Lastland with several hundred passengers aboard ran aground in the harbor just after midnight. Tugs towed and refloated her after considerable effort, and she reached the dock under her own steam. Spiegel, a ladies' tailor, listed at 494 South Montana Street, Ind. 6781, Butte-Adv.
Washington June Secretary Mel Adoo awarded a gold medal of honor to Sergt Harry Willams Miller United States marine corps and a silver medal to Private William Trouse Jr coast artillery corps for heroism. Miller risked his life rescuing Owen Gallagher of Bayonne No 1 from drowning in the North River. Trouse jumped into Puget Sound to save several people when a dock collapsed in Seattle on May 4 1911.
Sauit Ste Marie Michigan June and Joseph Vans, lumber camp workers, shot and killed two deputy sheriffs James Sutton and W. Fred Nor after escaping manacles following an arrest for a stabbing affray last night. Evans, who lived in Brimsey, was tailed after the escape.
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