Barnes King Found to Be Bad Stockholders Investing Hard Dollars
Barnes King is found to be bad by stockholders who Malank their hard dollars invested.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1907
Page
13
Barnes King Development stock collapse hits Butte investors
The Barnes King Development Company faces a bursting bubble as thousands of stockholders in Butte and beyond learn they were misled. Promoters and former management face criticism while new officers report only $50,000 in ore value and warn that dividends are unlikely soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnes-King Development Company
Butte
Barnes-King
John C. Lalor
Treasury
John Gillie
Amalgamated Mines
Charles W. Goodale
Boston & Montana Company
Gillie
Mr. Goodale
New York
Boston
Goodale
Mont
Butte, Mont
Charles Goodale
Julian M. Gerard
N. Y
Santiago
Borah Faces Judge Over Acquittal Motion
Federal Judge Edward Whitson will decide tomorrow whether to withdraw the Borah case from the jury and grant a court verdict of acquittal. The defense argued no substantial link to a land fraud conspiracy. prosecutors pressed that circumstantial evidence shows Borah acted with conspirators by handling deeds tied to fraud. The judge will rule after hearing closing arguments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Edward Whitson
United States
Borah
Rush
Burch
James H. Hawley
Senator Borah
Hawley
Capital and Capitalists Theme of High Attorney General Meeting
St Louis October 1 The national conference of attorney generals closed with papers on capitalizing public service corporations and state regulation of utilities Massachusetts Dana Malone urged laws like his states to protect public and investor interests Colorado W M Dickson read the New York paper Minnesota E T Young moved to memorialize Congress on federal state court jurisdiction harmony A committee was named to pursue congressional memorialization
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
St. Louis
National Conference of Attorney Generals
Dana Malone
Massachusetts
W. S. Jackson
New York
W. M. Dickson
Colorado
E. T. Young
Minnesota
Congress
Magnates of Life Insurance Must Plead to Indictments
New York Oct 1 leading officials from major life insurance firms were summoned by District Attorney Jerome to appear before the criminal branch of the state supreme court to plead to indictments. Among those named are Charles S Fairchild George W Perkins John R Hegeman Fred A Burnham George A Burnham George A Eldredge Walter R Gillette Robert A Grannis and Thomas D Jordan facing multiple counts of forgery and perjury. They are ordered to appear Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Jerome
State Supreme Court
Grand Jury
Charless. Fairchild
United States Treasury
New York Life Insurance Company
George W. Perkins
J. Pierpont Morgan and Company
John R. Hegeman
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Fred A. Burnham
George A. Burnham
George A. Eldredge
Mutual Reserve Life Insurance Company
Walter R. Gillette
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Robert A. Grannis
Thomas D. Jordan
Equitable Life Insurance Society
Ex-sheriff Harvey Brown dies from bomb blast at home
Baker City Oregon October 1 Harvey K Brown former Baker County sheriff died at 3 10 PM from injuries after a bomb exploded at his front gate as he entered his home at 10 45 PM Monday. He had warned of being watched and stated Those people in Idaho will get me yet. A tall woman in, or resembling, a man was seen near his house shortly before the blast. The dynamite device was placed inside the gate on the southern side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker Citys
Ore
Harvey K. Brown
Baker County
Brown
Idaho
Baker City
California
Sounhi
Fairbanks Defeated as Indiana Conference Delegate
Vice President Fairbanks failed to win election as a lay delegate to the Methodist Episcopal church quadrennial conference in Baltimore next May. Indiana elected seven of 18 delegates by joint vote, with opposition from the radical element over the Fairbanks dinner containing cocktails and wines for President Roosevelt last Memorial Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane Spokesman-Review
Columbus
Ind
Fairbanks
Indiana
Methodist Episcopal Church
Baltimore
Roosevelt
Roosevelt On River Keokuk Reception Gathers Officials
Keokuk Iowa welcomed President Roosevelt with a large crowd and governors from many states for a deep waterway parade down the Mississippi to the gulf. He spoke at Rand Park amid rain, then boarded the Mississippi for St Louis, receiving a gold headed cane from Keokuk’s Black residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keokuk
Iowa
United States
Congress
Inland Waterways Commission
Mississippi
Gulf
Memphis
Rand Park
St. Louis
More Gold From Lewis and Clark Than Others
Helena October 11 Special Correspondence of the Standard reports Lewis and Clark county led all counties for September gold deposited at the United States assay office. Fergus second, Chouteau third. County receipts totaled 176,995.17 with Lewis and Clark at 47,662.39 and Broadwater 888.13 among others.
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Standard
Helena
Lewis and Clark
United States Assay Office
T. B. Miller
Fergus
Chouteau
Broadwater
Deer Lodge
Granite
Jefferson
Madison
Meagher
Missoula
Powell
Ravalli
Silver Bow
Harriman Ends Directorship at Chicago & Alton Board
At a Chicago meeting, Robert Mather was reelected to the Chicago and Alton Railroad board, with B. A. Jackson also reappointed. Edwin Hawley was elected to replace K. H. Harriman and James Stillman, while Harriman ends his directorship. The year ending June 30 shows net earnings of 4,784,974, up 1,017,784 from the prior period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Chicago & Alton Railroad Company
Robert Mather
B. A. Jackson
Edwin Hawley
K. H. Harriman
James Stillman
New York
Admiral Sebree to Command Big Cruise Fleet
Washington Oct 1 Rear Admiral Sebree will command the special service squadron comprising the armored cruisers Tennessee and Washington. He plans to raise his flag on the Tennessee at New York on the 8th and sail soon. The ships are being fitted out in New York and ready within a week or two. The change of commanders will take effect within days. The fleet will follow the route used by the cruiser St Louis to reach San Francisco.
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Associated Press
Washington
Sebree
Special Service
Tennessee
Navy Department
New York
San Francisco
St. Louis
Usher
Appointed to Inspect Railroad Rolling Stock in Montana
Helena October 1 Former United States Deputy Marshal Samuel Ross of Missoula was named safety appliance inspector by the state railroad commission. He will inspect rolling stock and roadbeds for Montana routes. Ross is described as a practical railroad man, succeeding as deputy marshal by H. H. Hager, a former Chouteau county deputy sheriff. B. T. Stanton and Mrs. Stanton depart for the national railroad commissioners meeting in Washington next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Helena
United States
Samuel Ross
Missoula
State Railroad Commission
Montana
Ross
H. H. Hager
Chouteau County
B. T. Stanton
Stanton
Supreme Court In Session At Helena
Helena October 1 The supreme court met after a two month recess with twenty cases on the docket. Today the court heard arguments in the Collins administrator of Colbert estate versus McKay and others. H H Dale L D Glenn of Harlonton G C Cisel of Billings and J W Mooney of Butte admitted to practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Helena
Supreme Court
Collins
Colbert Estate
McKay
H. H. Dale
L. D. Glenn
Harlowton
G. C. Cisel
Billings
J. W. Mooney
Butte
Alton Rate Clerk Cited in Grand Jury Inquiry
James A. Moffett, president of Standard Oil of Indiana, testified before a federal grand jury about rebating with railroads. A subpena was issued for F. H. Holland, chief rate clerk for the Alton Railroad, who could gain immunity for the railroad only if not tied to Standard Oil. Rumors tied Holland to Alton officials in rate concessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
James A. Moffett
Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
Federal Grand Jury
Standard Oil Company
F. H. Holland
Alton Railroad
Holland
Alton
Moffett
The
Butte Civic League Tightens War on Wine and Pool Rooms
The Butte Civic league met in Judge Lanigan's courtroom to plan a vigorous campaign against wine rooms and poolrooms. Members criticized lax enforcement while noting Brown's earlier arrest for breaking the wireroom law and the later questioning of Detective Murphy. New officers were elected with John Gleason as president pledging continued effort for law and order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Civic League
Judge Donlan
Corby
Brown
Brown's
Park Street
Murphy
City Hall
Civic League
Donald Campbell
Campbell
John Gleason
William Lutey
A.L. Patterson
J. D. Slemons
J. H. Lynch
Hight
T. J. Murray
Gleason
Law and Order
League
Crowds Grow Taller at Tar Event Draws Attention
Crowds gather at Tar as growing interest and sightseers increase attendance. Vendors report rising turnout and community curiosity about the ongoing event.
State fair exhibits draw crowd at Helena show
Prohibition hall exhibits shape up as delays curb arrivals. Major displays from Boston & Montana, Anaconda Copper, and American Smelting and Refining illustrate copper ore reduction from ore to finished product. East Helena mining scene in lead depicts a camp, tunnel, ore road and rail link. Races attract large attendance with the cowboy relay delivering dramatic bucking and a mystery rider Cotman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Helena
Boston & Montana Company
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
American Smelting and Refining Company
Huntington Mills
Anaconda Company
Helena Smelter
Messrs
Reed and Titus
East Helena
W. R. Miles
James Francis
William Riddle
Cotman
Santa Fe Road Grilled Over Alleged Rate Violations
Evidence was presented in the Santa Fe railroad trial on Elkins law charges in Los Angeles. Prosecution showed Grand Canyon Lime and Cement from Arizona received 66 corrections of weight and charges, suggesting rebates. Santa Fe attorneys argued those cards were inquiries sent to Southern California agents, not rebates, with witnesses declining to confirm the exact minimums and carloads.
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Los Angeles
Santa Fe
Elkins
United States District Court
Grand Canyon Lime and Cement Company of
Arizona
California
Thomas W. Pate
Axel Larsen
Gregson
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T. F E. Burton
William Warner
F. MN. Newell
Reclamation Service
Francis A. Newlands
James J. Hill
Howard Elliott
F. C. Stevens
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Admiral Sebree
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Prohibition
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Primus
Sir Preston
Lydia Wakeful
Spring Leaf
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E. C. Follawsbee
Malrina
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Lady Adelaide
Royal Red
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