Mining progress at Belinda Calumet Greenleaf in Butte district
Ore prospects dominate activity as Belinda shaft nears 500 feet and Calumet crowding continues. Greenleaf reaches 500 feet with plans to 1000, while Colleen Bawn advances slowly. Foreman Tonkin praised. Greenleaf surface showing strong and 260 acre property supports large ore potential and future loading at Great Northern spur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tutte & Racern Company
Foreman Tonkin
Butte
Greenleaf
Boston & Montana
Greenleaf Group
Great Falls
Great Northern Railway
Great Northern
Mining Congress May Soak Wildcats in Woods
A cryptic OCR fragment references a mining congress planning an event described as soaking Wildcats, with unclear location and purpose. The text is garbled and lacks concrete details such as dates, participants, or sponsors.
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Mining Congress
Pair of Blind Beggars and Mining Promoter Laws
A Goldfield News summary reports a push by the American mining congress to draft a bill against mining frauds. Notables including Senators La Follette and Dubois, Congressman Martin, and Governors Pardee and Folk target convicting fraudsters, with California law cited as a model.
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The
Goldfield News
United States
Mining Congress
Robert M. la Follette
Wisconsin
Fred T. Dubois
Idaho
Eben W. Martin
South Dakota
George ©. Pardee
California
Joseph W. Folk
Missouri
Noted confrontation Ends in Fatal Sheriff Impasse
O'Brien used a club and Tate a heavy lead pipe during a deadly clash. The sheriff’s son, witnessing his father’s peril, seized a rifle and shot O'Brien through the heart, ending the confrontation.
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O'Brien
Keating mine shipments rise under American Smelting plan
The old Keating heating mine near Radersburg, Montana, now run by American Smelting and Refining, has improved with two new boilers and a air compressor, and plans to sink deeper while shipping two cars weekly to East Helena smelters. Prospectors retrace decades of searches as development continues.
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Helena
Ont
American Smelting and Refining Company
Radersburg
F. L. Sizer
Montana
Osair
East Helena
Radersburg Country
Keating
Washington
Idaho
Gold Reef Mining Leases Cone Butte Claims
President Henry M. Rae of the Gold Reef Mining company and M. M. Badger of Gilt Edge hold a lease and bond on the Gies group in Cone Butte district. Rae has put a force of men to work and will invest heavily in exploration, promising a beneficent impact on the district that has risen in prominence recently.
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Lewistown
Qet
Henry M. Rae
Gold Reef Mining Company
M. M. Badger
Gay Golden Wedding Spite of Misfortune
Philadelphia date Oct 4 1910 Archibald Hartford aged 81 and his Philadelphian wife 73 mark fifty years wedded though poverty shadows them Their only son Harry Hartford died in the Exeter Pa train wreck of 1899 and they struggle to pay rent with no dollar left Yet neighbors provide a small party with lemonade and cakes for their last great day in their home on Saybrook Street They have lived in Philadelphia all their married life
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Sterling
Willian Mines
Tingis
Bureau County
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Archibald Hartford
Saybrook Street
Pdr
Harry Hartford
Exeter
Hartford
Mr. Hartford
Ireland
Jailbreak attempt ends in death of outlaw in Macon
In Macon Missouri on October 14, William O'Brien alias William Knox was shot and killed by the sheriff’s 13 year old son Milford Graves while attempting a jail break. Prisoner W. T. Tate alias Leonard Knox helped plan the escape and fled. The sheriff Newton Graves was attacked and felled.
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Macon
William O'Brien
Milford Graves
W. T. Tate
Leonard Knox
Newton Graves
Tate
O’brien
Hydrophobia Sufferer Meows Like Pussy Cat
In New Orleans a man named Samuel Bents developed hydrophobia after a cat bite two months earlier. He now crawls on all fours, purrs, and acts madly around the room, but hospital staff believe he may be curable. Also notes a dentist returning to Butte and a local jewelry firm offering a free picture.
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New Orleans
Det
Samuel Bents
Bents
Alaska
Butte
Pennsylvania Block
Man Arrested After Lamb Theft Claims He Is Bald Eagle
Jermyn, Iowa October 14. Dick Bemick arrested for stealing a lamb declares he is a bald eagle and the lamb his lawful prey. The court heard he has behaved strangely since a battle with a bald eagle, stood in tree tops and screeched, and formed a plan to fly by arms like wings. A commission was ordered to examine his sanity. Be M Crumrim company, accounting, books opened and closed.
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Jermyn
Towa
Dick Bemick
Joly
Bemick
Mississippi Bluffs
Apiarist Is Crazy Stings With Hatpin
Savannah Georgia October 4 Pop Shell a famed beekeeper is dangerously ill from a peculiar poison, believing himself a honey bee and buzzing constantly. He roams the garden with a syringe seeking honey, grows weak, and doctors fear death if the poison cannot be overcome. When angered he stabs with a hatpin, though such spells are rare.
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Savannah
Pop
Shell
Here
United States
Remington Typewriter Moves Offices to East Broadway
The Remington Typewriter company relocates its offices from 47 East Broadway to 109 East Broadway in Butte locating the new site on East Broadway with telephone contact T1OA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Remington Typewriter Company
East Broadway
Butte
Delayed 1746 probate report found in Cambridge
Edward A. Hill of Chicago filed a 1746 Middlesex probate commission report in Cambridge on October 14. The document, yellow with age, details the division of Abraham Hill's estate with lands in Arlington and Belmont and the Pleasant Street house built for Abraham Hill in 1600. It promises to clear titles to parcels long transferred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Mass
Edward A. Hill
Chicago
Register of Probate
Samuel Danforth
Middlesex
Abraham Hill
Mr. Hill
Arlington
Belmont
Harriet A. Hill
Pleasant Street
Bitten by a lobster now walks backward in Maine
Eastport, Me. Oct. 14. P. M. Zeigler, a local fisherman, was attacked by a large lobster while tending pots. His hand was torn to the bone and blood poisoning threatened amputation. As the wound healed, his skin darkened to green then pink when overheated, and he now moves backward with surprising ease. He also has a strange fondness for lobsters as pets.
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Eastport
P. M. Zeigler
Zeigler
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Butte, Mont
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United Greenwater
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Greenwater & Death Nevada
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Wallace Butte & Idaho
Boston & Idato Flynn
Valies
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New York
Boston
Broadway
Boulder
Montari
John Manning
Boulder, Mont
Fair
Fair Drug and Assay Supply Co
East Park Street
Drauggiste
C.C.C
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Warner's
Safe Cure Co
Rochester
N. Y
Calumet Shaft
Nix
Colleen Hawn
Pennsylvania
Kheeps
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Gress
Denver
American Mining Congress
Department of Mines and Mining
Old Keating
Ther Development
Gies Ghhrolp
Pussy Cat
Dr. Headley
N. W. Supply and Jewelry Company
BE. M. Crumrim Company
Inger Soll
Rand CO
Chicago Butte
Houghton Salt Lake
DR. Hood & CO
N. Main St
Cole
William A. Paine
Thomas S. Dee
Herbert J. Foster
New York and Boston
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Lewisohn Building
H. B. Byrne
Mgr
Lamb
W. Cusona
Massachusetts
F. A. Ironside
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