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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1913
Page
21
Washington reports the Revenue Cutter Service cannot assist schooners imprisoned in Arctic ice off Point Barrow Alaska due to seasonal limits. Capt E P Bertholf will inform the Chair of Commerce that crews are believed safe with ample provisions in Northern Alaska. Eskimo reindeer and dog sledges may allow shore travel southward if needed.
Beattie reports Stefansson expedition vessels held near Point Barrow are provisioned for two years, not distressed by winter. Belvedere, Mary Rachs, Alaska, Polar Bear, Olga, and others remain close to Barrow with food supplies, awaiting ice break next summer.
Reconstruction of a brief item notes Bowts aiming to travel south overland. The fragment hints at a planned route or movement with minimal context and unclear details.
Lancashire cotton employers meet and order all mills closed from October 25 until the Beehive mill strike at Bolton is settled. Workers at Beehive struck against union advice tied to leadership actions, prompting the stoppage amid wage and labor tensions.
The Livingston Water Works company amends its complaint against the city seeking damages dropped and asks the court to set a fair rate schedule for renewing the water contract, possibly via the public utility commission. County commissioners meet to award bridge painting contracts as part of Yellowstone Trail alignment plans including painting bridges yellow along the route.
The Butte and Superior Copper Company reports 89 acres in the northeastern triet with options on more, assets listed at 2,848,050, 1,000 ton daily production now up to 1,500 with mill facilities, ore grade about 2.7 percent copper and 7.9 ounces silver, Black Rock shaft depth 1,625 feet, underground workings around 10 miles with mine and mill staff of 900 and monthly payroll near 100,000 dollars. Manager J L Bruce, officers N Bruce McKelvie C W Peters, directors N J A McKelvie K R Babbitt W Peters D Jackling A Wolvin. Milling capacity doubled and cost of production reduced to about four cents per zinc unit before silver by product, with further savings anticipated.
The opening night of King Nicholas play The Siege of Scn ar in Cetinnje Montenegro sparked near lynching scenes as Turkish characters were depicted. A youth sprang toward a revolver onstage and veterans in the audience denounced actors, forcing police to restore order during the retreat of the Turks in the third act.
El Paso and other points hold thousands of Mexican cattle in bond awaiting tariff action on free imports. A local firm reports 5,000 head in bond with potential saving of 25,000 dollars. Cattle at El Paso, Alpine, La Jitas and other sites are kept in bond for six months as Washington debates duties. Bruce Rogers, Seattle socialist attorney, urged President Wilson to back Poindexter bill to reimburse property losses from recent riots, with Wilson saying he would consult Poindexter.
A demented assailant attacked a Stanford girl student near Table Hall tonight, slamming her to the ground before she escaped into the dormitory. A hundred girls were frightened, while posses scoured the campus and surrounding countryside. no suspect or vehicle trace was found.
Nahant Mass Oct 1 Senator Lodge follows operation for gastric ulcer removal Attending physicians report condition entirely satisfactory and he had a quiet restful afternoon and evening with no fever expected recovery timeline unknown.
Secretary Bryan traveled to Fairfay Virginia to address an agricultural meeting today and will carry out a similar engagement in Chase City tomorrow.
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