Amalgamated Market Leads Copper Stocks Rally
Copper shares rose with leading stock prices up to 78 dollars and Anaconda near 38, in a generally strong market despite heavy snows. Butte Central price uncertainty remains, while Barnes King stays robust locally and Davie Daly slips slightly on rising strikes. Bryan, New York offers cautious guidance amid a weak stock outlook.
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New York
Butte
Butte Central
McConnell
Barnes-King
Davie-Daly
Alameda
Alex
Bute
Arizona
Atte & Bly
Davis-Daly
Keating
Ohio
Ewart
Salon
Viet Barnes
Davie- Daly
Tuolumne
Chicago Markets Mixed as Wheat and Provisions Rally
Chicago market report shows wheat futures rising on a report reinterpreting farm reserves while oats and provisions drift. May wheat and corn move with shorts covering, cattle and hogs show slow demand. butter climbs amid steady milk prices and stock reports reflect mixed demand across grains and livestock.
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Chicago
V Tosh
Sage High
Ste
Dividend prospects rise for Tuolumne copper firm
A Chicago brokerage notes no official announcement yet but reports strong indicators that Tuolumne Corp will declare a dividend at the upcoming directors meeting. Projections show increased output and higher ore grades potentially lifting returns. annual meeting in April will focus on electing directors at East Butte Copper Mining in Phoenix.
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Chicago
Tuolumne
Plendid
East Butte Copper Mining Company
Phoenix
Election Rand of
License Denied for Four Saloon Men by County Commissioners
County commissioners refused liquor licenses for four saloons on Gant Street after residents’ complaints. Protestants testified on saloon character while lawyers argued against transferring licenses and new permits. The saloon men plan an appeal to the district court next year.
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Gant Street
Neams
Fery
Ey Weneal
Joons
Dom Teix
The Real Newsroom Hustle Behind Disaster Reporting
A vivid portrait of reporters and editors racing to cover a disaster. It details the pressures, methods, and organizational flow from field assignments through city editors to final bulletins, highlighting telegraph networks and the rush to publish accurate horror stories.
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Ing
Stipal
Siflee
Associated Press
Tager
Ohio
Professor Moore Resigns From Washington Post
Professor I. Moore of the Bureau in Washington resigns after a talk with President Wilson. Secretary Houston accepted the resignation for it to take effect July 1. Moore, a Democrat, had been a candidate for the position of Secretary of Agriculture.
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Lis I. Moore
Cues
Washington
Houston
Wilson
Moore
Agriculture
Miner Dies After Last Shift at Local Mines
On his last shift, 32 year old Thomas H. Smith, a Michigan native, was killed at the Leonard mine when a ground collapse dislodged cars while he worked on a raise above the 1200 foot level. Fellow miner Hughie Gallagher perished later at the Diamond mine after falling into a skip pocket. Smith left a wife, two children, and siblings Mie CW Beckley of Butte and Xam Christy of Good Creek. Coroner and State Mine Inspector McGith investigated the deaths.
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Mestead
Thomas H
Maho H Smith
Leonard
Hughie Gallagher
East Broadway
Smith
P Smith
Michigan
Tin Butte
Sears
Beckley
Butte
Christy
Good Creek
Donal
Atte Iri
Cal
Mi State Mine
Inspector McGith
Reed
Detroit Woman Seeks Sight of Detainee Daughter in London
Mrs Emerson of Detroit visits London to see daughter Miss Elle Emerson a suffragette jailed with Miss Sylvia Pankhurst for window smashing. She reports cruel treatment and seeks access as government investigates a claim of mistreatment while industrial and political unrest surrounds.
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Detroit
London
Emerson
Elle Emerson
Privon
Fimerson
Sylvia Pankhurst
Miss Pankhurst
Pankhurst
Hier Dawtor
Abe
Bruen
Questions and Answers from a Historic Inquiry Page
A jumble of Q and A items covers Galveston disaster casualties, Montana construction, Ansshamated Jonal, Putte arrival, Trinity church, alderman holds, Mexican revolution causes, Maine prohibition, Rome fire origins, Panama Canal opening date, George Ade birth, a Kentland dime premium, cremation practices, earliest U.S. grandmother age, Boise capital move, and American cereal duties. The fragmentary items name dates, places, people, and events with inconsistent spelling and formatting.
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Galveston
Montana
William
Carrot
Wien
John’. Smith
der A. Smith
Andrews
Orf
Hisith
Panden W. Elingwood
Mexico
Maine
Rome
Nero
Panama Canal
Kerosene Lamps Dim Aden Streets Amid Poverty
In Aden, kerosene is scarce and costly for common households. Poor families improvise with makeshift containers to hold fuel, leading to dim flickering light and hardship in daily life.
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Aden
Arabica
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C. B. Hoskins & Co. Druggists
N. Main Street
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N. Main
Thousanard
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Itenes Vand
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Bryan
Longside Stock Exchange
Moore Memorial
Broadway
London & Northwestern Railway Management
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Corbin
Will Hits
Issiones
Healy
Navier
Junction
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Connell
Pho
Seth
Cageman
Diamond
Ken Minaten
Amuamtep Promaoiy
Dugie Gallagher
Duggan
Shagter
Ireland
Patent and
Garvey
Hugh
Broad Ya
Prevaria
Thy
Onary
Lone Em
A. C. M. Hardware House
Quartz
Oscar Stenberg
West Broadway
Ind
George Ade
Kenthand
John
Adeline
New May
League
United States
Patrick
Boise
American Cereal Co
Aan Rouge
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