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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1909
Page
2
Market closes higher with gains led by copper and steel shares. Traders note bullish sentiment despite grain price highs, while analysts foresee further upside for Northern Pacific and Great Northern if industrials move with rail stocks.
The court sustains the statute requiring licenses for insurance companies paying officers' salaries and denies the three large corporations relief. This mandamus petition sought to overturn the licensing rule, which had been in effect for several years, but the court found no error in the statute and sealed the writ.
Ottawa May 22 a barricade of express trucks aided robbers at Princeton State bank avoiding pursuit. Currency valued around 605 was stolen while explosions triggered alarms. Citizens reported disturbance as police investigated the scene and noted a dramatic escape route with express vans nearby. The event drew attention to security measures at regional banks.
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A lengthy report outlines prospects for mining near Ravtersburg with Ohio K Keatings and partners planning development, reporting 400 feet depth, expanding machinery, and substantial ore extraction. It discusses copper and tungsten potential, South Africa comparisons, and notes on production values, deposits, and future prospects for the mining district.
May 22 report from Tallon notes members of the class preparing for future roles, student elections, and campus activities. Highlights include senior speeches, junior basketball remarks, Kappa Zeta Nu faculty reception, dorm host Miss Moore, and a final normal college performance deemed creditable and well attended.
Morrison describes the Jefferson lime mine venture by PittsMont Company, detailing ground, tracks, and a complex mining system. He notes private purchase terms, shifts in ownership, and expected output to supply smelters, with plans for further development near the Jefferson valley and potential tourism interest in the cave.
Tokio May 22 Japan gains a water tundal? with departure of Sir Claude MacDonnldd as British ambassador to London and welcomes former Vice President Charles Warren Fairbanks from San Francisco. Fairbanks to be received in audience by the emperor and later guest of honor at a banquet by Premier Katsura.
John Z Middleton, aged 48 years 22 days, died Thursday morning at 11 o'clock at his home on Canyon Creek after a weeklong illness. He was born in Kansas and had lived in Montana for many years, spending two years on the ranch. Middleton had previously resided in Lampton.
A man with no children leaves behind a witty memory and a brother who is a physician in Kansas City. The funeral occurred this afternoon at his home, led by Rev. J. W. Curr, pastor of the Catholic church, with services held in the Catholic rite.
Hpeetel Tivpateh to the Standard Fort Benton May Thomas TE Tusker, held on suspicion of murder intent, was taken to Oregon with officers after habeas corpus writ was withdrawn. extradition papers issued. Explanations seek extenuating circumstances surrounding the assault.
A Supreme Court appellate division upholds a reduced damages award from 2500 to 200 for George Griffin, a Pullman porter, amid a case involving alleged arrest in Montreal for pocketbook theft. The article mixes legal notes with assorted local ads and notices from Windsor Jar and other names, reflecting a busy page segment from May 1908.
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