Copper Stock Market Dips Amid Political Tension
The copper stock market shows a dull day with selling pressure and cautious buying. North Butte directors reportedly moved to sell after a dividend of $1 per share boosted some prices, but overall the market remained uncertain with analysts predicting possible higher prices later and brokers noting mixed liquidity and ongoing political influence.
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President signs measure to reorganize militia
Washington May 8 The president signed a bill reorganizing the militia of the United States and equipping it at a cost not to exceed 2 000 000 Assistant Secretary Oliver of the War Department will appoint a five member board of representative militia officers to consult with the secretary of war on the needs of the militia establishment The action marks one of the first steps in implementing the new law through improved organization and armament of the force
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Typhoon Disasters Cause Massive Losses at Hankow
Victoria B C May 2 The Bhinano Maru reports a sudden typhoon wrecking hundreds of boats and flooding the Kaniver with corpses. Five hundred bodies recovered before departure. Also reports a major mine fire disaster in Kwangal with ten lives lost.
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Witness in Druce case sentenced for perjury
London May 28 Mrs Margaret Hamilton a principal witness to the alleged identity of the Duke of Portland with T C Druce was sentenced today to 18 months penal servitude for perjury her appeal having been disallowed She is 70 and was arrested March 7 charged with willful perjury and conspiracy in connection with the Druce case She was found guilty at the old Bailey court April 4 with the appeal postponed pending points of law.
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Colorado women delegates gain favor for national convention
Colorado Springs May 28 Colorado may emphasize the women’s franchise by sending two women delegates to the Democratic national convention in Denver. Mrs Ruth Bryan Leavett, strong undercurrent among the Democrats of El Paso County, is proposed to be a delegate to Mrs Margaret Howell Jefferson Davis Hayes ofUris city the only living daughter of Jefferson Davis.
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BANK REMAINS CLOSED SCHEME FALLS THROUGH
The Capital State Bank did not reopen as scheduled. State Bank Examiner Chingy said reorganization talks collapsed after a $300,000 loan offer for 40 percent of stock was dropped, with other plans being considered. A Rockefeller Institute hospital plan for meningitis research was reportedly approved by Rockefeller, funded by him. Mrs Anna Julson died Wednesday at her daughter’s home in Metrose at age unknown. funeral plans set in Gregson cemetery with survivors listed.
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Modern National Reserve Death Claim Receipt Notice
Officers and members acknowledge receipt of a death claim payment for shaman John J. Sullivan. Proofs were sent April 26 and the claim was paid within 30 days. Esther Cullivan signed the acknowledgment.
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Oney Gagan Appears in the Flesh in Police Court
Oney Gagan, once viewed as fiction by many Standard readers, appeared in court in the flesh after a night of drunken revelry. He admitted intoxication and was fined $5. Other cases: R Searles fined for vagrancy after loitering near red light. D Sullivan fined $10 for disturbing Park and Main. D W Doll and Thomas Toward fined after a Board of Trade dispute. Howard fined $5,000. Langeladt arrested for building an electric sign without permit, seeks counsel before 10 a.m. hearing.
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Telegram alteration blamed on operator in Fassett case
Washington May 28 United States District Attorney Baker released a report on the Fassett telegram affair. It says a telegraph operator Julian Ben Caiberlake caused a false telegram to be sent with the word pot inserted. The telegram originated in the house corridor at the Capitol and the act is deemed a crime of perjury in violation of section 51d of the district council.
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Philipsburg Notes Special Dispatch May Events
Special Dispatch reports John Carey remains at large after escaping county jail. Local social items include Mr. and Mrs. Joe Degenhart returning from a wedding trip. Memorial day plans with Grand Army and Confederate veterans decorate graves. Miners union day shifted to Saturday June 1. Other notes mention visits by Mrs. R. D. McRae of Stone and Robert Wrightson’s return to FHL.
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The Standard will present a fing to the boy or girl getting one new subscriber for three months or longer. First month paid in advance. The Nags are 3x5 feet, stripes sewn, not printed, fast colors.
Community mourns father with thanks at funeral and service
We thank neighbors and friends for kindness at our father's death and burial. Grateful for floral offerings and Masons No. 155. Sincere thanks from Mrs. John Handy and Ralph family. United Irish societies to meet at Miners Union hall Saturday morning for Cheonorhil day exercises and church service, per marshal's order. All divisions urged to attend at 7:30.
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Diacount Rater Ree Tombay May 6
The rate of discount for the Hank of Bombay was forced today to seven percent.
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