Copper prospects loom in Stone Creek camp east of Dillon
A Madison County visitor reports strong copper indications in the Stone Creek district about 18 miles east of Dillon. Four companies have acquired ground and are sinking below oxidation with large quartz veins showing 2 to 17 percent copper and good gold and silver values. Experts foresee a major copper mining district developing under Bismarck Copper Mining Co. supervision with engineers Knight Metlen Ring and Hendricks guiding exploration.
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Stone Creek
Dillon
Ruby Mountains
the Standard
Biilon
Stone Creek District
Montana
A. B. Knight
Butte
King
School of Mines
Eugene Ring, Jr
Basin
J. P. Hendricks
J. W. McCoy
Chicago
George KR. Metlen
Bismarck Copper Mining Company
Chicaco
Bismarck Company
A.B. Knight
George R. Metlen
Hendricks
Going out of children's goods at Bouchers
Going out of children's goods at Bouchers with everything at cost. A cashier line praises a business slogan about selling a million glasses a day and hints at Centennial Beer as a product in stock.
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Boucher’s
Centennial
Yale Confers Degrees at Bi Centenial Reception
President Roosevelt attended Yale’s bi centennial farewell reception at the commons with dignitaries including Hadley Eliot Gilman and Cortelyou. Thousands wore badges as secret service guarded the event and handshaking was abandoned. The president then joined a dinner at Farnum and departed for Washington by 11:22 pm train.
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Jack Greenway
Roosevelt
University Hall
Hadley
The
University Corporation
Cortelyou
Farnum
John Hay
Joseph H. Choate
England
Andrew D. White
Germany
Ireland
Knute Henning
Geesalles von Scheele
Sweden
Eliot
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Gilman
Johns Hopkins
Law
Columbia
Patton
Princeton
Northrup
Union Station
Washington
Harlem
Jersey City
National Capital
Tragic double shooting in Mt. Pleasant leaves mother dead
Mrs Aubry Snowden, wife of a prominent physician, killed her 4 year old daughter with a revolver then shot herself in Mt Pleasant Utah. The child lived about an hour before dying. no motive has been offered.
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Salt Lake
Herald
Mt. Pleasant
Utah
Aubry Snowden
Accident pours no major threat to Sheridan voyage
Yokohama October 23. The United States Transport Sheridan bound from Manila to San Francisco with over 1,000 troops aboard will dock at Nagasaki for repairs. The damage is to the tail shaft and the incident is not considered serious.
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Yokohama
United States
Sheridan
Manila
San Francisco
Nagasaki
Robber Holds Up Oxford Saloon for 26. Misses 40 in Till
A young man with a revolver robbed the Oxford saloon on Main street early today, forcing the bartender and two patrons to raise their hands. He opened the cash register, taking about 26 dollars while leaving roughly 40 dollars behind. The suspect, unmasked and described as 22, fled through the back door.
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Oxford
Lower Main Street
A. G. Dahl
Chris Saxhaug
Kentucky
the Standard
Belo
Main
Silver Streets
Gould party to leave Durango for New York
A special dispatch reports George Gould and his party have finished Rio Grande property inspections and sight seeing in Durango and will depart for New York the next day. Telegrams received today altered planned stops to be visited.
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Denver
Durango
George Gould
Rio Grande
New York
Channel squadron cruisers to greet royal couple by wireless
London reporters say cruisers of the channel squadron will be placed 100 miles apart from the channel to sea to send the first greeting of the Duke of Cornwall and York to King Edward and Queen Alexandra by wireless telegraphy.
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London
Channel Squadron
Duke of Cornwall and York
Edward
Queen Alexandra
Philippine Casualties Reported From Samar and Luzon
Adjutant General Corbin releases a mail report from General Chaffee detailing casualties in the Philippines since September. In the July 19 engagement at Rio Katubig Samar Judeon McGrew private B 1st infantry suffered a severe wound to the right thigh in the Santos Tomas Luzon action.
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Washington
Corbin
Chaffee
Philippines
Rio Katubig
Samar
Judeon McGrew
Santos Tomas
Luzon
Internal Remedy for Catarrh Promises Blood Cleansing Cure
An advertisement extols Stuart's Catarrh Tablets as a simple internal cure for catarrh, claiming the disease resides in the blood and cannot be fixed by inhalers or sprays. It emphasizes safety, no narcotics, and states a complete treatment is available for fifty cents at drug stores.
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Stuart
Littl
Injured Soldiers Listed From Samar Engagement
Aug. 27 report lists soldiers from the 20th and 1st infantry with injuries in the Su rat engagement at Samar on Aug 1. Bethea and Murray sustained limb injuries, Devos shoulder, Price forearm, and Manley leg injuries.
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Tristram RB. Bethea
James R. Murray
Surat
Samar
Harry 0. Devos
William T. Price
Charles F. Manley
Half mile trotting record broken in Memphis
Audubon Boy set a world record for a half mile in 1 00 4 at Billings Park in the Memphis plan races. In the first heat Audubon Boy won a mile, Don Montecal took second, while New Richmond trailed. The final heat showed Audubon Boy pacing to victory in 1 00%4, breaking both pacing and trotting records.
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Memphis
Tenn
Billings Park
Audubon Boy
Don Montecal
New Richmond
Game Son
J. J. Audubon
Towers Trial Resumes as Jury Tie to Defendant Emerges
In Georgetown Kentucky the Towers trial resumes with defense noting a juror was a former schoolmate of Caleb Towers at Kentucky University. Witness B Dyrenforth recalls the Goebel shooting scene while N I McDaniel cites a remark by Dr. Robinson about arming against Republicans. State Senator Huff disputes Chinn’s proximity to Goebel at the time.
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Caleb” Towers
Commonwealth
Kentucky University
B. Dyrenforth
Louisville
Senate
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McDaniel
Dr. Robinson
Frankfort
Taylor
J. B. Huff
Jack Chinn
Huff
Colonel Chinn
State House
Goebe
Lincoln freight agent stricken by paralysis on Montana stock train
C P Gould of Lincoln Nebraska, a freight agent for the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul and Pacific railroad, was stricken with paralysis between Livingston and Big Timber while traveling to Billings on a stock train. He was taken from the train to the Blakeslee hotel for care. Doctors say he is resting easy and have hope for recovery. he will return to Lincoln when able.
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Standard
Big Timber
C. P. Gould
Lincoln
Neb
Livingston
Billings
Gould
Blakeslee Hotel
Attorney for Eggleston in Utah Indian case evolves
Washington October 2. Secretary Hitchcock may ask the department of justice to detail an attorney to represent Eggleston the Indian from the White Rocks Utah reservation in a dispute over arrest and detention by Colorado authorities Eggleston faced game law charges and was rearrested after an acquittal The governor of Colorado has asked for immediate action to return the Indians to Utah and protests that the agent was not acting adequately
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Washington
Hitchcock
Department of Justice
Eggleston
White Rocks
Utah
Colorao
Myron
Colorado
Washington Dines with Yale Officials During Centennial
New York reports T. Washington attended a Yale centennial event and dined Monday with Morris F. Tyler, Yale treasurer. Former Postmaster General Bissell also joined the dinner, meeting Mr. Washington. Tyler said invitations went out about ten days earlier.
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New York
Ooker T. Washington
Morris F. Tyler
University
Tyler
Bissell
Washington
Couple Charged in Murder of Upside Vallie in Jefferson
Fairplay Colorado October 23 District Attorney Pence filed information charging Charles Baker and Mrs Ella J Vallie with the murder of Upside Vallie. Mrs Vallie rearrested after prelimary examination and jailed in default of $10000 bail. Baker held in custody. Vallie was beaten to death several weeks earlier.
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Fairplay
Colo
Pence
Charles Baker
Ella J. Vallie
Upside Vallie
Jefferson
Vallie
Baker
Valle
Wu Ting Fang Too Popular Among Conservatives
In Pekin on October 2 conservative Chinese oppose Wu Ting Fang the Chinese minister in Washington retaining a foreign mission. They argue his popularity abroad proves disloyalty to China’s interests. It is likely he will be recalled and placed on the new foreign affairs board where his linguistic and legal talents may be used under the government’s oversight.
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Pekin
Wu Ting Fang
Washington
China
Board of Foreign Affairs
Saratoff Denies Abduction Involvement In Miss Stone Case
Paris report notes M. Saratoff former Macedonia committee president denies aiding abductors of American missionary Ellen M. Stone. He states he has lived quietly in Paris for a month and is not at the head of the abductors’ band.
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Paris
Torpedo Boat Thornton Completes Speed Trial Run
Annapolis Md Oct 23 The torpedo boat Thornton built by William R Trigg of Richmond Va finished another speed trial yesterday achieving 25 knots an hour. The contract calls for performance obligations.
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Thornton
William R Trigg Company
Richmond
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