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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1909
Page
5
Market chatter notes slight overall decline across listings with few climbers. Analysts cite cautious trading, mixed volume, and early week softness as investors weigh new issues and crop weather signals while major indexes trend modestly lower.
Mrs. Martin, wife of the aeroplane inventor and mother of two, describes the thrill of ascent and air sensation during early flights. She explains that fear fades as the machine rises, praising her husband’s experiments and detailing family involvement in testing glides and demonstrations planned for an upcoming exhibition.
An OCR fragment from the Waneas Cis column mentions Frank Darrell and a home project at Motto Trysuiak with references to an architect and community concerns. Quotes attributed to J. Landon of Mayatte describe payments and consolation, though many names and phrases are garbled.
President Tutt Wrontld today faced a contested whiskey issue marked by the phrase What is whiskey and imitation whiskey after arguments from Me wllarneys representing manufacturers. The session adjourned to tomorrow with counsel including Joseph Tf. Choate and John G. Carl, while General Bowers faced questions from the president on next steps.
In New York a woman, Mrs La Bartin, shot and wounded the man she alleged killed her husband a year ago. She said the shooting occurred as he passed a street while her husband’s supporters were nearby. She claimed she acted after repeated appeals to authorities failed.
A garbled fragment references Subanth-breking and a wheelbarrow story linked to Sir Archibald Gollela. Donald hammers at the garden as his wife scolds the clutter, asking about the neighbors before urging him to work on the Sawbeth with screws.
The Western Wing and-sudating wenn Mewsee Copper company plans a larger plant than the current one with capacity over 900,000 tons of ore. Estimated cost for this new plant is $1,000,000, with earlier estimates around $300,000. Current output remains at 16,000,000 pounds annually, and dividends have been suspended for over a year while marketing practices continue. Knight deal prospects in Salt Lake and Tintic mines show negotiations ongoing after a failed sale. May output at Calumet & Arizona smelter rose to 4,608,000 pounds. Superior & Pittsburgs report sulfide ore bodies. ore values copper 72-85%. Great Western mine sale to Philadelphia capitalists under consideration. Nevada-Kiauglas公司的 deposits rank as major cyanite. gypsum purity noted. rail link planned to haul tonnage. Guggenheim Interests acquire Gila Copper stock in Arizona. Men’s union sale on bibs at Bouchers.
The article notes that many Americans visiting Cuba expect rapid English use and American customs, but actual population shows a small American presence amid Spaniards and Chinese speakers. It cites a year old stat of 2371 foreigners in districts with 671 Americans versus 1980 Spaniards, Chinese and African groups.
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