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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1915

Page

10

Copper History Tracks Wealth and Power Across Centuries

A sweeping account traces copper from ancient times to modern industry, linking ancient Egypt and Greece to Rome and Spain. It highlights key mines like Rio Tinto, Mansfield and Cornwall, the rise of Michigan copper, and the emergence of porphyry deposits in Utah. The piece notes how copper’s value drew major bankers and firms into a global web of capital, with figures such as Amalgamated directors, Guggenheims, and Rockefeller ties shaping its economic dominance.

Rio Tinto Spain Pyramids Mansfield Germany Martin Luther Cornwall England Great Britain Thames Westminster Abbey British Empire Rome Japan Mansfeld United States Michigan

Copper group heads hold seats in major banks

Phelps, Dodge & Co., a major copper group tied to southwest Fair roading and coal mining, seats representation at First National Bank, Hanover National Bank, New York Trust, and United States Trust. Banking power is intertwined with copper producing, with the largest bank owners of Tinto mines.

Phelps, Dodge & Co First National Bank Hanover National Bank New York Trust Company United States ‘Trust Company Banke Firgest Iti ‘Tinto

Success mine dividend clears four hundred thousand

The Success mine at Tolano paid its fourth dividend this year, bringing the total to 16,070 since production began. The stock rose from 9 to 10 cents, drawing investor attention as it leads mining talk on Northwest exchanges. Further developments are anticipated by stockholders and local watchers.

Success Tolano Lnst Fem Northwest

Production costs of Miami reduced

Boston The Miami Copper company produced copper in April at 42 cents a pound, down from 8.45 cents in March, a new low. Last month’s output was 3,004,604 pounds, up from 2,987,000 pounds a month earlier, with a year ago level slightly higher. Last week the firm paid a dividend of 9 cents a share, the first since resumed operations.

Boston Miami Copper Company Ite Usbsranrneneg

Caledonia Company Declares Dividend Amid Ore Body Prospects

Caledonia Mining Company, operating near Wardner, will distribute 2000 dollars in dividends on 2000 shares on June 3. Directors expect continued monthly payouts after a March order for two cents per share for March April and May, lifting 1915 dividends to 216.00 and total to 16580. Recovery of ore body below the faulted zone boosts prospects for federal action on reorientation.

Caledonia Wardner Cale-donia Company Bunker Hill & Sullivan Whic Caledonian Fedors Core Orient

Real estate transfers list various 1 dollar deeds

Real estate transfers show multiple parcels sold for nominal sums from 1 to 2 dollars. Transactions include Daly addition, Bellevue addition, Cobban addition, Home addition and Grand Avenue addition parcels. Parties include Mary Zaine, Kate O Connor, Dan O Leary, T H Maloney, Silver How Realty, Maryland Casualty and others.

Theresa Lawn Llate Lode

Spoon Collectors Busy at Standard Offices

A steady flow of visitors at the Bute and Anaconda Standard offices during business hours buys genuine Oneida Community souvenir spoons. Spoons cost 1c each with coupons or two for 1c when paired with seven coupons. Subscribers may buy up to four spoons at 1c each monthly with receipt. Mailing charges apply.

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Ancient Gambling in Classical Society

The text notes gambling with dice and cards persisted from early times. Private houses lacked gambling houses in classical Greece, yet gambling was widespread under imperial rule. Augustus and many rulers enjoyed dice, and Emperor Standius wrote on the topic. A Roman could bring his entire fortune to a gaming resort and, after losing all, even pawn clothing and slaves.

Greece Augustus Standius

Copper markets mark ups and downs after Lusitania sinking

A copper trader discusses how the Lusitania disaster shifted copper markets after months of upheaval. He notes the jump from 11 to 19 cents, the impact of higher insurance costs, shipping freights, and export hesitancy, with buyers who held metal at low prices profiting as demand returns.

Lusitania

Possibilities for Making Fortune in Copper Stocks

A Davidson & Co special service presents a price table showing copper stock fortunes. It notes buyers who seized lows could gain, with examples like Calumet & Hecla rising from under 1 to near 300, and North Butte near the low point while copper remains high.

Davidson & Co Ican Boston New York Uta Consolidated BB Nnt Calumet & Hecla Gollar North Butte

Photographer follows shells with his camera at Ypres front

New York correspondent Christopher Pilkington records the Scots Guards in action near Ypres with a camera under shell fire. He describes near-heroic scenes of destroyed houses, soldiers calm amid danger, and children playing amid ruins, noting the stark realism of life at the front and the transforming effect of war on perception.

Don Correspon Christopher Pilkington Scots Guards Selborne Society Pilkington Ypres Lin Miho Daigng South Africa Menin Tlee Jack Johns

Honey stash found in Beloit attic during reroofing

Workmen at the Beloit Wisconsin home of Attore y Joel Be Dow discovered a hidden honey cache under the attic eaves estimated at zero pounds of excellent honey.

Joel Be Dow Beloit Wis

Railroad Outlook Prospects Good for Western Lines

Northern Pacific chairman Colonel Clough cites rich farm and stockgrower shipping, with overall U.S. demand tied to grain, livestock, and ammunition. He notes local building lull, improving agricultural prospects, and efforts to cut operating ratios, while passenger service remains slow and freight gains steady under current controls.

All Western Railroad Clough Northern Pacific ‘Board United States Pacific Minnesota Wisco South Agricul Oia Northern Pacific Pullman Company

Government Buys Lake Superior Copper for Ammunition

Lake Superior copper mines report strong demand with shipments moving by rail and water. Calumet and Hecla may be sold ahead toward December as the government specifies copper for ammunition manufacture. Large quantities of Quincy copper are used. contractors race to fill orders. Production is forecast to reach 25 million pounds for the Lake Superior camp in May, likely exceeding by up to two million pounds at current rates.

Lake Superior Calumet & Hecla Company Bert Stove Quincy United States Denier Camp

Precious Guns of Baroda Ruler’s Golden Salute

The gaekwar of Baroda possesses a battery of four artillery pieces, two gold and two silver, each gold gun weighing 19 pounds with solid gold body and silver lined steel. Crafted by Lakha over five years in 187, these gold guns have rarely left Baroda, save for a 1816 salute in Bombay to the Prince of Wales.

Gaekwar Baroda Lakha Th Gackwar Bombay Prince of Wales

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