Mining notes on Idaho and Washington ore districts
Special correspondence from Spokane reports Sullivan Group Mining finances led by Senator George Turner. Floating debt cited as 50,000 with 94,000 borrowed on Turner's guarantee, while Federal Mining and Smelting holds 225,000 bonds. Details on Coeur d Alene district geology, ore production, and numerous local mining operations in Idaho and Washington. Directors plan new tunnels, shafts, and connections. Last Chance and Morning and Standard mines face shutdowns and shifts in output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Spokane
Wash
Sullivan Group Mining Company
United States
George Turner
Turner
Federal Mining and Smelling Company
Charlen Sweeny
Spo- Hane
Varias Storkholders
Coeura Alene
Idaho
United States Geological Survey
Spokkane
Heyburn
Coeur d'Alena
Interstate Mining Com Pany
tHevalea
CheraAlench
Tig Vlatas
Walinee
Webo
Last Chance
Nve
Inngrat
Federal Mining and Smelting
Campany
Exiiro
Ie Company 38
Missoula
Moalda Mining Company
Dillon Notes from a Busy Week in March
Local Dillon notes recount social visits and deployments as residents travel between Willow Uys and nearby towns. Reported events include visits by Mrs. Conway, Mrs. Woodworth and relatives, a Presbyterian ladies’ society fundraiser, a May wedding, and preparations for a new race track and training stable at the fair grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stannard
Dillon
Gowaul
Edwin Norvig
Bates
George Woodworth
P Woodworth
Mies
Fred Woolworth
Roseman
John Peat
Linn
Pretel
Poowelle Mahe
Werle
Ohn Clemo
George Lernerly
Maren Society of the
Vresbyteriit Ohurett
Karl Wennle
Pillow
Alvifont Af Due Numaul College
Dilien
Trey
Win Norrie
Wy Morus
Rathborn
Matthe’ Ove
Wittian Orr
Genwig
Preneh
Ralph VW Sebree
Caldwell
Tala
Helof
Rute
Stavkyard
Alva Garr
Dell
Are
Wittle Scartet Foyer
Moca Ayadman
Sheridan
Ananias Descendants in the Sagebrush State
Story recounts mining promoter culture in Nevada and Sagebrush country, with talks by William J. McDougall about Ananias descendants and a flood of prospectors. It notes promoters finance trails, options, and new fields while warning East investors of overhyped claims and bold schemes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. McDougall
Motta
Ling
Sheridan
Ruby Valley
Thornton
Nevada
Atale
The
Standard
Baron Minichnga
Hin
Aztil
Uere
Xond
Lihue
Morland
Demos
Apa
Winnaimitceshny
TAU
Fenie Burke
Sonia
Rome
San Francisco
Moutans
Nevandia
Sherday
Batis
Last of Tanic Woney in New York March 28
The Inat of the clon hig Nuidee certificates issued during the annual stringency. Mayghoatings in Getober Inat were retired when the Matai Bank of North Ananerten paid on balaner of Ano which He owed to the clearing house. The bank is St in the bande of a rreedvar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Getober
Matai Bank of
North Ananerten
Balaner
Ano
South Hone Action Closes Questionable Reports
South Bend council orders closure of reports and reports of rambling alleys amid a crackdown. New Haven lays off 19 thousand at Spring Street shops of the New York New Haven & Hartford railroad, reducing workers to about 25 thousand from 800 in shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Hone
Tnd
Common Council
South Bend
Hue
New Haven
Conn
New York, New Haven & Martford Railroad
Yukon stock boom fuels public confidence and wary critics
The author boasts a record Yukon stock run with 700 000 shares traded in two hours, claiming broad public gains and profits for brokers, while noting opposition from local critics. He urges public investment under 15 and predicts further price rises as others enter the market, defending market operations and press influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Yukon
Ollemvise
Wall
State
Streat
Streck
Growlers
Bay Valean
Financial Situation Reviewed in New York
A garbled report outlines a broad review of financial and political conditions in New York. It notes market movements, legislative amendments, and judicial decisions affecting trade, copper prices, railroads, and manufacturing, with references to Minnesota and New England industry trends and ongoing economic concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Funeral to be held at Methodist church for Mrs. Spave
The funeral will be held at the Methodist church for Mrs. Spave. The cause of death could not be learned. She was 83 years old and had been a resident of the town for many years. She leaves three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodiel Church
Trove Opera Star Teaches Contract Battle
New York justice grants attachment on property of Mine Tatiana Totrazzini, prima donna of the Manhattan Opera, in a suit by Lerner alleging breach of contract. Lerner seeks damages up to 9000 claiming Totrazzi's refusal to sing as agreed. Totrazzini denies violating the contract and Lerner claims failure to meet contract terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
O'Gare Lima
Supreme Court
Tatita Totraaaini
Manhattan Opera House
Sider Lerner
Antiyressuring
Brenes
Lerner
City of Mexies
Madan ‘Fetrazzini
Hin
Cynada
Alwaed Teuaeh
Ant Lerner
Beaverhead Club Hosts Lieutenant Governor Event in Dillon
A Dillon social event honored Lieutenant Governor Novela with a beaming reception at the Poin Dexter block headquarters. Guests included Mrs. Nowvis and many local figures. Music by Professors Rudelsberger and Rubbing, phrases of appreciation given for the guest of honor, and light refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spewi
Stine Dion
Lientomin
Mrs. Woo
Gtiver AL Cottvne Grave
Une Olivier Hone
Kenticky Cvenie
Task Bronhig
Farwe Qimiter Gill
Nowvis
Mea
Olteor
H.R. Ruthnane
George Wo Preneh
Sampson
Miss Conway
Aare Riedelsberger
Messrs
Sue and
Carfee
Beaverhead
Novela
Ehh
Poindexter
Kober
Ciagarnor Norris
de Hotar
Shawn Bint
Musle
Rudelsberger
Mosher
Une
Mouray
Montes
Eldeon
Kingaas Clos
Inghia
Maree Street
Mos. ‘Dammed Fo. Swain la Ry Faote
St. Re
Morse
MV. Wack BH
Charge Th
Conway
Ge A Paul
H. T. Melton
A. da Anderson
James Walker
T. 1
Olmiatend
Bracat Ory
O. AL. Teat
Anna Oweley
A. R. Maretin
Ritson
Foote
Sroitot Araistoad
Misa Lonu Lovell
Wild fighting and tragedy shade early frontier tale
Special correspondence from Deer Lodge reports a clash with a fierce tribe in In-Cai region ending in casualties and a death after a shooting incident. The narrative covers a tense pursuit toward hills and a front-line melee, with a local leader praised yet the scene marked by loss. Willie Granger, son of W. ty Goungiy of Hays, dies following a college accident. his body returns home tonight with family mourners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Willie Granger
W. Ty Goungiy
Hays
College of
Sionlana
Wied
Fasep Hospital
Yitu MuNni
Epilepsy and Nervous Diseases Sold by Dr Miles Nervine
An advertisement claims epilepsy fits and nervous diseases are curable by strengthening the nervous system. It promotes Dr Miles Nervine and Anti Pain Dilla as effective remedies, cites testimonials, and urges readers to request druggists to stock the products for first bouts if beneficial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Advier
John
Kagwine
Aimtason
Milee Medical Co
Elkhart, Ind
Court Matters Finally Disposed Of In Valley County
Court proceedings wrap with several indictments concluded while others linger. Defendants in a range of cases, including horse theft and assault, see mixed outcomes, with some juries deadlocked and others awaiting further action. The term’s work should finish by Monday as officials reported progress.
Sky scraper rise as ancient Rome guides urban height limits
Fragmentary historic essay cites Seneca era opinions on building heights as Rome limited tenements to avoid crowding. Notes high walls and open windows in ancient apartments, then contrasts with later speculation about skyscrapers as modern equivalents of grand urban homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levis
Siys
Lemis
Rome
Sivseis
Ae Poor
Waant Lin
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MOAT
Schlivan Group
Coeur D'Alene District
Sigte
BrAepedia
Bulle & Coout
Abel
Atate Mining
Napertor P. C
Tos
Washington
Tee & Ce
Pierce
Louw
Ately
Cahua
Che Fat
Gilet
Mizpal Copper Maine Company
Hoodoo
Las
Wilbur Mining Company
Rathe i
Boulder Creek
Fish Lake
Clealum
John Lyneh
North Yakima
Lynel
Marth Yaukima
Yneh
Day Lynch
Port Simcoe
Coour d Alenes
W. d. Stan
Chin
Federal Coi
Dans
the Temple-Ingersoll
Catalagne
Ingersoll-Rand Co
Arvetwoy
RCE
Ananias
Sagebrush State
Floopinton
Wovam McNonewl
Maa Sone
Newaile
Horthery
Fou Lille
Wna
Dalton
Ronta
Tanic Woney
Rorch
Sloan
Ninkmeni Sever
Tolleve Loarsenens
Pleudaye Pritt
Dr.Ear
Boston
Mass
Jeter
Muiblie
Daniel Guggenheim
Thomas W. Lawson
Anal Bey
Rooda NH
Saul
Lowird
Moon
Sane
Judicial Department of the Reverement
Supreme Courts
Minnesota
Ihdistrint
Davin
Miet Cende
New England
Carter
Thi Ruil
Rash Worl
Mhotkting
Penman Gur
Bnedul
Nancy
Hamotr Wamtion
Nines Witbacks
Ingland
Zalda Wichelx
In- Cai
Tor Las
Wilcorks
Chabioere
R Dies
Cama gMs
SV Wos Rhals
Diddy
Whadte Giang
Spada
Suan
Maren Valle
Counix
Mooney
Anon
Fats Hyo
Tye
Alan
Albert Scimla
Aleman
Maddy
Jny
Doin Shorey
Hinsdale
Varry Black
Node Road
Harry Totter
Skyscra
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