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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1906
Page
5
Fragmented text discusses a mining tunnel project near a mountain with nearly a mile length. It mentions a company filing claims, a denied or delayed development, and references to legal and procedural steps, with scattered names and places unclear due to OCR errors.
A long disjointed report describes stalled proceedings around a mining or land development project. It notes clerks and officials involved, delays, and potential impacts on property owners and investors. The piece references underground work, pumping, and costs, with scattered mentions of a district and legal actions.
Long column reports the North Butte copper scene with heavy on the boards trading, noting Muyne Morris, Thornton, and other miners, plus talk of Nevada and Montana properties, ore grades, and investors. It mentions specific firms, bids, opening prices, and weekly activity in copper shares amid regional plant operations.
The article describes ownership disputes and development plans for Little Annie, mentioning WeALES Seat and a company with heavy stockholders. It notes a transfer of the property to the company amid a contention over an old hoist and various individuals involved.
The Eagle Mining company resumed sinking operations on Eagle plains north of Winkerville after a drought pause. Workers prepared the shaft at dawn and set a copy gum work below water to keep the Gir Bbetto. Officials noted safety and commission oversee, with plans for ongoing shifts and water management.
Fragmented OCR notes describe coursing events around Gladstone with references to hounds like EpanT Tor Yeaies and a race landscape including venues such as Carter Park and Trugleside Park. The text mentions winners, prizes, and various participants, though many phrases are garbled. Local clubs, entries, and officials appear in scattered form with bets and placements implied but not clearly stated.
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A fragment from 19 East Treacle advertises evening shopping for Exehwlice Stor and Co. with unclear product details. Readers see a street location and evening hours amid damaged OCR text.
A chaotic confrontation erupts as Pittsburg workers protest mine conditions and sinking of a supports pile. Company managers fear further risk while workers demand safer practices and recognition of grievances. The scene involves local officials, labor leaders, and miners, with demonstrations near the plant and river.
A garbled report notes three railroad presidents and turbulent market moves. It mentions Meertieries klsevneed the Sar Cowh Pele and references reversals, a Marcher Pateitie Gear, Salma Me Maitlie, and MtaiGene amid shifting share values and weekend rate effects.
A scrambled report on Chicago market activity describes erratic trading with broad swings. Investors react to mixed signals as prices, indices, and commodities show uneven movement and cautious sentiment.
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