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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1909
Page
5
Markets show renewed strength led by copper amid rising prices and bullish chatter on copper properties. Contributions of Morgan interests and potential rail stock moves shape outlook. readings from New York and Chicago reflect cautious optimism as unions, exports, and foreign demand influence near-term levels.
Cranite county teachers arrive for the institute with Misaes Alyina Mohr Kula Durfee and Bessie Marble among those present Roy McPhail attends. Two city teachers are present except Mier Price and Miss Burrows of Denver the new business teacher. Miss Jensen of Powell county also arrives. Attendance expected around 40.
A chaotic proxy dispute emerges at a Davis Daly Copper Company meeting in Boston on Sept 27. Directors and proxy committees clash over representation, with threats of further stock assessments to fund reduction plants and development as the company reports over 20,000 in expenses and ongoing development progress.
Sept. high officials said the Feal Mitel did not object to the union on grounds of rank but to Miss Hiking's marriage prospects. They noted Italian royal funds would grant permission for a marriage but preserve the duke's privileges, with the king and royal family involved. The queen's view remained uncertain as talks continued.
In New Orleans a tense incident erupted as Robert H. K. Les, head of the local machinists union and ex-president of Central Trades and Labour, fired two shots at John Breen, secretary of the Cynographic union. The shots missed. Les alleged Breen deceived him before drawing his revolver amid a power struggle for union control.
Mrs Irving mother of Mrs Humber died yesterday in the city at age 84. Pioneer resident for 40 years she lived on a farm southwest of town and had made her home with her daughter Mrs Traber for the last 40 years. Funeral arrangements pending.
Sentry Dumont, racing in Saby Cyr France, achieved a new speed record in a necroplana event. He reportedly wagered $206 and completed a course covering between eight and nine kilometers in about five minutes, averaging roughly 55.8 miles per hour.
The Copper Producers' Association reports a rising world copper stockpile led by U.S. deliveries and exports. August figures show a larger surplus, with analysts noting increases in domestic shipments and a slower export pace, while imports and foreign demand suggest a tentative market expansion.
Philipsburg notes report court sessions convened this morning with judges Winsted and Myers and Stenographer Sackett, attorney Rogers retiring. Notables attended Maganic sessions in Butte and Putte for lodge meetings. Rev Bramble visited Helena to see son Prof G Bramble at Granite County Wait school. Rev John Gray Boss begins as Methodist pastor in Helena.
A fragmentary local update notes visits by A Hour and family on a monthlong outing near fackfont. J J Mularky from Missowki in Al ine My Houris piece during his wy sence. Mrs To A Swilch and ett potest f eet evening from Butte. An eye injury to a child is mentioned with recovery hopes. Various residents arrive, depart, or attend events in the area including the Eastern Star session led by Mr. Lead and visits from Mildred Durand and others amid roadbed and regional transport notes.
District court proceedings open in Granite County with Mary A Crawshaw versus Philinsturg for dismissal contested. Attorney Sarre moves to dismiss, judge Tadge Star presiding as trial looms. Case involves M. J. Guinna and Alfred Tre gonian over horse ownership. jury likely tomorrow.
The note from Parla reports Curtiss the aeronautist will sail to the United States soon for an exhibition tour beginning in October. Wool market news from Heston notes firmer prices for fine wool, with demand steady and values holding.
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