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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1911
Page
5
Report notes many properties in active operation and shipping mines promising large production. Several new ventures are starving for funds while a combination heating proposal appears attractive. De Lamea expected to improve conditions. market price around 10 cents per share.
Stock markets faced quiet trading as gloom over government action and tariffs weighed on sentiment. Reports from New York and Boston noted cautious bets after the Fourth of July, with declines in rails and industrials while crop data offered a glimmer of optimism for metals and copper.
In St Petersburg a large naval event marks the launch of Poltava a battleship amid a displays of society. The ceremony reflects a festive yet formal military pageant linked to the anniversary of a major victory.
The first annual statement of Butte Ballaklava Copper Co. shows mining costs at about 158 per ton and total expenditures near 195 thousand dollars for the year ending May 31. Auditor Bennets raises questions about discrepancies as the company planned a BO percent dividend on August 1 and a distribution of 185000 on outstanding stock.
Dr Abraham Jacobi of New York was elected president of the American Medical Association at the Los Angeles meeting. W Jarvis Barlow of Los Angeles was chosen first vice president with Alexander Craig of Chicago as secretary and trustees Philip M. Jones San Francisco W Sakes Sparta Wis and Phillip Marvel Atlantic City. Atlantic City chosen for 1912 session. Seventy eight of 116 delegates voted for Jacobi amid an absentee honor.
Ralph Talbot a longtime Denver attorney dies at Fort Robinson of brain softening at age 61. He served the Colorado legal community for decades and was a Boulder University vice president appointee. Born August 17 1850 in Fayette Missouri he married Frances Hardin in 1880 and left a wife a daughter and four sons.
In a Montana court, Tom Claridge and co defendants fight to prove an elusive London deal linked to the Gold Greek placer mines in Deer Lodge and Powell counties. Evidence centers on an lost original paper and letters from Bergstrand to Claridge, with escrow and option agreements examined as jurors await further rulings.
King George and Queen Mary traverse the capital with the Prince of Wales and Princess Mary. They attend a thanksgiving service at St Pauls and a lunch with the lord mayor at Guildhall. A 15,000-strong royal escort lined the procession as 700 guests dined in lavish fashion.
Judge John Campbell, chief justice of Colorado's supreme court, collapsed during a judges' conference in Denver. He was removed to St. Luke's hospital in non unconscious condition and later revived. his condition is described as serious though improving.
Lieutenant Colonel Pred Posie of the United States Cavalry died from injuries after being thrown from a horse in Honolulu. He succumbed to a fractured lead while serving with the First Battalion of his regiment.
Expert Shaw, technical analyst for the Garv board, gathers figures on wool production. He will stay in Siena about a week more and then visit Montana, Wyoming, Idaho centers to compile data. The Tariff Board aims to report by mid August on per pound costs and long term terms.
Los Angeles California Tuesday 2% declared on the motion of the defense to quash the indictments against Tra Bender A P Maple and Dr H Conners union men accused of conspiring to dynamite his county half of records early on the morning of Sept The motion was continued today until Monday Judge Willis announced he had not had time to examine the authorities cited The defense moved for gashing the grand jury indictments grounds generally Weging blag on the part of the Jurors
Philadelphia report notes accusers named King Hill Ammen of Warren Pa and Mrs Stolla Hodge accused in a crime. Police heard the case today after John M Andrews of Warren was brought in for questioning following a prior arrest. Details uncertain due to damaged OCR.
Attorney Freeman filed condemnation proceedings in federal court today against Nelson Story Jr and other Story family members to secure a claim on the federal building in Jyozonvin. The property sits on Roemaj streets. the notice cites the townland acts and dates. Frank Critly’s residence at 117 Powel Street faces sale tomorrow at 9 o'clock.
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