Copper share market trends amid nervous margin traders
Copper shares declined overall with margin buyers uneasy as prices fluctuated. Anaconda slipped to 3.62 and 2.62 intraday while Raven and Butte rose slowly on improved ore prospects. A new ore body discovery near Raven spurred buying among East Coast brokers despite broad uncertainty.
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Ast Butte
Botte
Bivilar
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Tutte Coalition
Dutte Exploration
Alice
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Bath
Parrot
United Copper
Butte
Nature's own remedy for kidney and nervous ailments
Buchy Waters advertises a cure for Brights disease and various ailments including congestion, bladder issues, swellings, gout, gravel, jaundice, diabetes, sleeplessness, nervousness, female complaints, and irregularities. Priced at 60 cents,Montana based Christie & Butte offer this tonic for kidney and urinary disorders.
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Christie & Butte
Former physician eyed as first patient at new county hospital
A man once prominent in Laurin Madison county faces trouble as Dr Edwin Laurin, a nephew of pioneer J B Laurin, may become the hospital’s first patient. Laurin and Charles Werren were jailed after breaking a saloon window. Laurin fined $20 or 10 days, with police chief to transfer him to county hospital. Other locals, including John Flynn, James Keeley, James Burnes and M. McCarthy, faced vagrancy charges with various punishments.
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Charlee Gerren
Werren
John Flynn
Uriakin
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James Keeley
James Burnes
Keeley
Burns
M. McCarthy
Railway Mail Clerks to Take Examination
Wil Fervice Clerk Monroe announced that on March 2 an examination for Montana residents will be held at the state office to fill vacancies in the railway mail service. Entry salary is 866 dollars per year with yearly increases for competent clerks. age 18 to 35, height at least 5 feet 6 inches and weight minimum 133 pounds. The test emphasizes educational ability and reading addresses in various handwriting.
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Wil
Monroe
Montana
Teqalte
Mit
Civil Service Commission
W C T U Leader to Address Army Meeting
The Salvation Army siege advances with Ensign Kuna noting many are being saved. Mrs. William Currah of Butte, president of Montana W C T U, will speak tonight along with a musical program. A large audience is expected as Monday will host religious activities and conclude the programme with further announcements.
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William Currah
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Montana
Bitter cold grips city and foothills in latest frost
Six below zero registered at Columbia gardens yesterday morning, with zero in town and ten below in South Bottom and flat lands. Thick fog formed after midnight, crept up the hill, and only partly cleared by noon as the sun thawed some snow before freezing again after sunset. The notice also mentions a shaft staking and a tea ad with promotional line.
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Sontfi Butin
Health and crime report from the city oddly mixed
February health and police figures show 17 deaths in the city and county, 23 births, with causes including age, suicide, and pneumonia. Police court notes 134 arrests, mostly for drunkenness or disturbance, and revenue from fines. Also mentions upcoming registration, local election gossip, and a Cheyenne rail accident injuring three aboard.
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Embezzlement Charge Shakes Vandergrift Forge
Chicago reports Samuel O Wallace president of the Nim Forge and Foundry Co Vandergrift Pa is in custody on a charge of embezzling more than 20.60 from the firm. A conspiracy count is also filed and three co-defendants sought by the Westmoreland county grand jury. Wallace admitted his memory but refused to discuss the case.
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Samuel O. Wallace
Nim Forge and Foundry Company
Vandergrift
Hor Arreal
Wallace
Alao Move
West More Jani County
Veteran editor Joseph Siebenreck dies after brief illness
Pittsburg March 2 Joseph Siebenreck former postor and proprietor of the Pittsburg Chronicle and editor in chief of the Chronicle Telegraph for ten years died of pneumonia after a short illness. He was for many years a director of the aged and crest? lin war seven years old and leaves two daughters and one son.
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Pittsburg
Joseph Siebenreck
No Fights in Denver Ordered by City Officials
Denver officials decree no boxing matches or glove contests in the city. Police Chief Michael Delaney is tasked to enforce the order. The message signs a shift in public events and cites the Salt Lake route as a possible factor affecting scheduling.
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Denver Fire and Solice Board
Michael Delaney
Electric seal coats and plush fur bargains offered
The listing presents multiple fur garments with steep discounts including electric seal jackets with satin linings, astrakhan blouses, plush coats, nutria jackets, capes, and brown martens scarfs. Prices drop from values like 37.50 to 27.50 and 67.60 to 50, detailing sizes and linings while highlighting limited stock and varied trims.
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Wales
Brook Mink
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