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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1912
Page
5
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Copper producers show fair activity with Amalgamated as a strong feature. February world copper supply fell by 12,441,000 pounds, traders disappointed by a 400,000 pound dip while buyers expect higher prices. Rail and stock market notes follow with mixed sentiment and modest purchases.
Trading data indicate 83 percent cash levels with December standstill and slow demand for cereals. Argentine crop cited as buiper while shorts in the provision crowd cover as hog receipts rise. May Wheat and Corn futures show limited activity with several months listed and various cash quotes for grains and feeds.
In a chaotic market note from Chicago dated March eight the paper reports revised figures on farm revenue and rail market activity. It notes distinct fluctuations, a late Washington entry, and a general loss of confidence amid government data uncertainty.
The United States Department of Agriculture released a March report summarizing remaining on-farm inventories for 1911 crops. Wheat remains about 122 million bushels, corn about 585 million, oats around 289 million, barley 25 million, and rye 7 million, with varying percentages shipped and merchantability cited. The figures compare to 1910 and 1909 crops, noting portions of each crop already shipped and the share considered merchantable across counties and years.
New York reports February copper stock on hand fell by 3,240,645 pounds, with January totals driving year to date deliveries down by 23,198,312 pounds. February production reached 16,035,809 pounds while domestic deliveries and exports dropped, marking the smallest surplus in the Copper Producers' Association history. Also note London censors bar Zangwill's The Next Religion, postponed to next season.
In Morvitt near Diamondvale Collieries Company, a gas explosion trapped miners. Seven died, eleven rescued, two gravely burned. Survivors describe chaotic escape as investigators note naked lights may have ignited gas. several bodies recovered on No 3 level while others were pulled from slopes and chutes. Protective gear aided rescue attempts.
Helena March 2 Mrs Mary J Ralston pioneer woman of Montana died here last night after a long illness at age 72 A Missouri native she came to Montana in 1868 with her husband and helped found towns including Marysville and Col hamas Crnae later lived in mining camps She leaves five daughters and five sons all residents of the state
Danville March 8 two women died when a passenger train plunged down an 80 foot embankment near West Lebanon Indiana. Mrs D B Good of St Louis and Mrs Fred Grant of Adrian Mich were crushed to death. Only two others were killed though two negro cooks were reported injured and later thought unverified.
A sheriff's posse sought a man in Los Angeles on a charge connected to hiring John L. Bason of Rerlonco Geach and S.A. Adams. He turned himself in after deputies learned he was wanted. The incident, linked to attacks on Adams' divorced wife, led to a fatal confrontation and the former's throat being cut.
Michael J Maher has been appointed sheriff of Shoshone county Idaho to fill the unexpired term of the late John J Nicholson. Seven applicants sought the position before the board of county commissioners selected Maher a known figure in Butte and Burke with long mining and business ties in the Coeur d Alenes. He is a friend of Jere Clifford and brother in law of Mrs H Barter. Maher arrived in the area in 1835 and has been a merchant and miner though not previously active in politics.
Santa Ferris Degelman, sister of John Nydegerr Degelman, arrived in Butte yesterday with her parents Mr and Mrs Charles F Degelman. The baby weighed seven pounds at 2 30 pm and was praised by her father for health beauty and promise. Her two year old brother reportedly admires the new royal addition to the Degelman household.
New York March John AoNa mara charged with robbing Bank of Montreal New Westen British Columbia of 241000 was released by a US commissioner due to lack of evidence but rearrested immediately on a charge of breaking into a garage in New Westminster on the night of the robbery and stealing an automobile He will be given a hearing March 1 Charles Fox representing the British government said he would seek extradition
Mrs. Mary Carney aged 74 died yesterday morning at her son Tiare Hunt 929 South Main Anaconda from a general breakdown. A widow born in Ireland she is survived by four daughters Mrs William Steg Anaconda Mrs May O Donnell Gentile Mrs Louis Wall Seattle and Mrs Thoms Jennings Goldfield. Funeral from his residence Monday morning at forelock with requiem high mass at St Josephs Church at 9 30 o clock.
Bad weather and curtailed output pushed vine prices to 64.00 a ton for all percent ore, near the record high in the state. Mines have been forced to shut down due to heavy snow.
An OCR readable fragment states that two packs of United States mill stuff were from a Rock Yaland station last night. One rack rifled, found in a box nearby, the other is missing. The avcks are alleged to have contained ammunition.
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