Market tone improves amid mixed demand and copper notes
The stock market showed a better tone with some short covering and modest demand. Reports from Boston and New York cited improved confidence, a calmer Balkan outlook, and favorable currency talk, while overall trading remained light and fraught with industry-specific drifts such as copper and mining activity.
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Wall paper ad and lodge meeting notice text
An unusual snippet reports a wallpaper ad for Schatzlein Paint Co on West Broadway and a Monitor Lodge meeting notice at the Masonic Temple. A separate obituary notes Rose Havens, 43, Maheraville, died after a 14 day illness.
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Amalgamated Copper notes and shaft development updates
Amalgamated Copper issues two year notes amounting to 1,250,000 as part of financing for the United Meta Selling buyout and possible exchange for maturing notes. A North Butte shaft on the Third Sphinx appears halted at depth pending crosscuts, under Geneva Manager Pope. Copper output at East Butte mine remains strong with 15,000,000 pounds produced, while Amalgamated contemplates retiring 200,000 notes by May. Discovery near Broadwater county sparks interest as Hugh Broderick reports rough gems resembling diamonds, with lapidary testing but no formal classification yet.
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Viscount Balaklava Survivor Courtley Morgan Dies
London March 1 Viscount gar, a veteran of the light brigade at Balaklava, has died today after years of service and war fame. Courtney Charles Morgan, grandson of the first baron, is to inherit the title of Baron Trades or related honor.
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Mrs Johnson alleges severe beating by Johnson in last November
The article reports Mrs. M. Johnson accusing Charles C. Johnson of assaulting her with a stick of wood last November, seeking damages in district court. Attorney Lo M. Van Atten filed the suit, while related cases against Lockhart and Gallagher concluded or were dismissed.
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Figures On Grain Still On Farms In March Report
The March crop report from the agriculture department shows wheat and corn details. It notes portions remaining on farms, shipping out of counties, and percentages of merchantable grain for 1912 through 1913, with barley figures and comparisons to prior years.
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Senator Walsh Seeks Committee Assignments
Special Dispatch to the Standard Washington March Senator Walsh of Montana told the committee on committees his preferences for assignments. He favors panels handling Montana and Western affairs and named public land mines and mining irrigation Indian affairs and agriculture. The agriculture panel would review forestry and department of agriculture funding. News notes include Puget Sound plum seizure details.
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Japanese steamer chief steward arrested with opium tins
Deputy customs inspector N C Adams arrested K Takaki chief steward of the Mexico Maru now in port. Takaki was entering a Rose town automobile when 18 tins for opium were found under his raincoat. A room search on the Mexico 3 revealed further tins totaling 248 vials valued at ten thousand dollars.
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Waterproof Rain Or Shine Coats Sale At Bouchers
Special purchase of 200 coats in neat or dark tans and black with pebble effect plain or fancy lining. Originally $25, sale price $15 each. Offer at Bouchers 87-30 Went Park. We thank friends for kindness and sympathy during sickness and loss of husband and father, from the Sisters of Charity and Mrs Annie Mgui rk.
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Confederate bill scare at Washington boarding house
In Washington March 11 police chase a suave youth who swindled landlady Mrs Joseph Zimmerman by passing a ten dollar Confederate note as payment for first week’s rent. She kept six more bills before realizing the risk and calling police. In St Petersburg March 1 the Grand Duchess Tatiana is reported ill with typhoid fever at Tsarkoe Selo, her condition not alarming.
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