Amalgamated Leads Copper Rally On Strong Market
Amalgamated copper stock strengthens to 70% on a broad market uplift with Anaconda and other Butte issues active. Eastern markets rise with copper demand seen as set to advance. industry is optimistic about further gains. Reports mention potential dividend changes and signs of improved market sentiment across Wall Street and London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
Butte
Wickersham
Standard Oil
Iron and Steel
Washington
Money Trust
Pittsburg Railway Company
Man Under Arrest May Be Slayer of Little Girl
Tacoma police suspect J. C. Brown, believed to be Ellsworth, killed Little Barbara Holzeman in Oregon. He is under arrest for attacking several children in Tacoma and will be tried for insanity. Officers say he was released from an Oregon asylum shortly before the Holzeman murder. Brown admits a long mania for attacking small girls.
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Tacoma
J. C. Brown
Ellsworth
Little Barbara Holzeman
Oregon
Brown
Holzeman
Dr Holmes Discusses Loss in Coal Mines
Washington March 7 Dr Joseph A Holmes director of the United States bureau of mines says no satisfactory progress yet in reducing mine deaths and urges practical cooperation between owners and workers. He cites Cherry and Pancoast disasters and lessons on fires gas and dust risks, ventilation, safety lamps, and dust control including wetting dust and stone dust trials.
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Washington
Joseph A. Holmes
United States Bureau of Mines
Pancoast
Scranton
Card party quarrel sparks hat destruction and fines
At a South Butte Odd Fellows hall card party nine hats were smashed after a quarrel with R J Morrow a brakeman who faced police court. He was found guilty of malicious mischief with a $10 fine suspended due to supporting a widowed mother. Chinatown merchants Hum Fay and Wan Hung were fined $10 each for failing to provide ash cans. John Kelly was jailed 30 days for drunkenness later changed to vagrancy. H Mellicous paid a $10 fine for sidewalk ice.
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Odd Fellows
South Butte
R. J. Morrow
Morrow
George McAllister
Othes
Hum Fay
Wan Hung
Chinatown
John Kelly
Kelly
H. Mellicous
Hce
Banks to be examined quarterly for excess loans
The comptroller orders quarterly examinations of national banks with loans above the legal limit starting April 1 1912. Banks reducing excess loans and passing a directors resolution to stop future excess loans may avoid the increased examination frequency. The rule targets illegal loans and notes a 14 to 19 percent violation rate over two years across 1,026 to 1,384 banks.
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National Bank Act
Hmit
Board of Directors
Bank
Murray
Notice of G A R meeting for Jesse P Stevens death
On account of the death of com rade Jesse P Stevens members of Lincoln post No 2 G A R Lincoln corps No 6 W R C and ladies of G A R are requested to meet at the G A R hall at 1 oclock March 8 All sojourning members of both orders and Spanish American veterans invited to join with us P H MANCHESTER Past Adjutant
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse P. Stevens
Lincoln Post
Lincoln Corps
G. A. R. Hall
P. H. Manchester
Extra meeting of Silver Bow camp at Pythian Castle
Notice from Modern Woodmen America announcing an extra special meeting of Silver Bow camp No. 5,805 at the Pythian Castle 129 South Main Street on Friday night March 8. All neighbors invited to attend to hear the full report of the Minneapolis convention. JOHN T. HICKS W. C. H. L. WINCHESTER, Clerk.
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Silver Bow Camp
Pythian Castle
South Main Street
Minneapolis
John T. Hicks
W. C. H. L. Winchester
Yukon camp invites Princess Patricia to visit Dawson
The Yukon camp of the Arctic Brotherhood voted unanimously to invite Princess Patricia to visit Dawson this summer with the Duke and Duchess of Connaught to open the exposition of the North. The event will showcase Yukon's agricultural, mineral, forestry, fishing and other products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawson
Yukon Territory
Yukon
Arctic Brotherhood
Patricia
Duke and Duchess of Connaught
North
Sugar Refining officers case post poned again
New York March 7 The trial of officers and directors of the American Sugar Refining company for alleged violation of the anti trust law was postponed today the case now set to begin March 11.
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New York
American Sugar Refining Company
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Lieved
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London
Logan & Bryan
England
Chicago Evening Post
Rarnings
Great Northern
Chicago
Union Pacific
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Northern Pacific
T. S. Dee
Butte Mining Stock Exchange
Alameda
Barnes
Wee
Alex Scott
Els
Milwaukee
Butte & Radersburg
North Franklin
Pilot
Davis-Daly
Keating
Ohio Copper
Ohio Keating
Ind
Butte-Milwaukee
Butte-New York
Butte & Superior
Butte-Sup
DR. Holmes
France
Haincd
Prrkeyman Morrow Lsd
P.gr
Paxson & Rockefeller Co
West Park Street
America
Will
Princess Pat
IXL
London Tailoring Company
South Main
East Park Street
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