Conrey Dredge Prospects Near Alder Bluff
Virginia City reports indicate the Conrey Dredging Co has majority Alder Consolidated holdings and new prospecting Aris will operate around Alder gulch. A dredge may be installed, reviving Blake's Hole lore as the richest undiscovered bedrock treasure in Alder, long sought by miners in the state.
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Virginia City
Conrey
Alder Eich
Alder Consulated Mining Company
Foulenture
Wula
Blake's Hole
Whithee
Vie Einlans
Ile
Blake
School of Mines Students On Metallurgical Trip
Montana School of Mines students in metallurgy depart for a two week study tour to gold regions near Salt Lake City. Professors Simons Schiertz and Winchell lead visits to Mercur and De La Mar mines and cyanide plants. Students document mining engineering and geology findings with reports, diagrams and field notes.
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Montana School of Mines
Salt Lake
Simons
Schiertz
Winchell
Mercur
de la Mar
Dern Brothers of Mercur
School of Mines
Butte
Miners’ Savings Bank and ‘Trust Company
Buffalo Bill Defends Wild Bill In Early West Tale
Buffalo Bill Coay steps in to defend Hickock’s reputation arguing he was not a bad man but a misguided figure. The piece recalls their boyhood days and joint starts in the west during the Mormon war era of 1837, portraying Cody and Hickock as long-time allies.
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Heyen
Buffalo Bill
Coay
Wild Bill
Hickock
Pal
Ine Lang
Guna
Cody
Isle
Government
Fretanters
Eugenie An Tratlan
Napoleo II
Luynes
Tih
Napoleon
Broser St. Nantes
Taso
Pierre Thierry
Tuileries
Clary
Thierry
Theosophical debate over Mrs. Besant candidacy in 1900s
Mrs Besant defends her bid for president of the Theosophical Society amid opposition led by Keightley and others. She asserts loyalty to her master, calls recent criticisms irrelevant, discusses Leadbeater, and notes a two thirds vote rule. Includes fringe entries on Jinarajadasa’s reinstatement and Paris slum scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yterday
Annie Besant
The
Theosophical Society
Besant
Keightley
Leadbeater
Lead
Lead- Beater
Jinarajadasa
Report on Standard Oil Monopolization Exposed
Washington report submits that Standard Oil dominated U.S. petroleum in three years through railroad discrimination and refusals to operate pipelines. It claims exclusive control by fewer than a dozen men, with vast profits from abuse of transportation. The document was sent to President Roosevelt by Commissioner Herbert Knox Smith and parts will follow.
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Paris
Vance ‘Thompson
Outing Magazine
la House
Cour du Heaume
la Boule
Angel Gabriel
Washington
Standard Oil
Roosevelt
Herbert Knox Smith
Standard Oi
Standard Oil Company
Tete
Standard and Affiliated
Standard Ol
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Solitaires
Taffany
Belcher
Owsley Blor
Gray
Mose Linz
N. Main Butte, Montana
Wellcome & Peckover Co
Members Butte Mining Exchange
Hamilton St
John C. Norvell
Member Stock Exchange
Fone
West Granite
Butte, Mont
Go_pBERG HOTEL
Corner Park
Dakota Streets
Main
Dakota Street
Alder
Alder Consolidated Company
Paul P. Fy
Technical World Magazine
Mount Wilson
Clifornia
John D. Hooker
Los Angeles
Carnegie
Carnegie Institute
United States
Pasadena
Old Pal
James B. Hic Kock and
Eid
Mrs. Annie Besant
Hon
Conadent
England
Orton Bros
N. Main Street
Ingersollrand CO
Broadway
New York
Borre
Shir Lake
Sten
AN ha-eMrn
Lydia E. Pinkham
Allon
Binkha
Fr Rowen
Rene Mosistense
Seth Sk
Plotham
Sy. Anne Pinkham
Moore
A.C. M. Hardware House
William A. Paine
Thomas S. Dee
Leonard D. Draper
Herbert J. Foster
E. L. Mayo
ED. Sachs
W. C. Dierks
Mayo, Sachs & CO
East Broadway
Boston Stock Exchanges
Hayden, Stone & Co
Boston
J. 8
Butte-Ballaklava Copper CO
Arizona
Paine, Webber & Co
Burke and Balaklava
Butte Hill
W. H. Nichols
Membe Butte
North Main Street
National Mining and Investment CO
Hutte Mining
Howard K. Welch
Robert W. Barbour
Welch, Barbour & Co
Butte Mining Stock Exchange
al Principal Exchanges
Tink Pure Water
Tal Way, Land Restore Health Fair Drug CO
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