Amalgamated Copper to Cut Output 50 Percent
Directors of the Amalgamated Copper Company vote to curtail output by a half of normal volume with immediate effect. A plan to curtail will be followed by a currier curralament and only the described adjustment is noted. Attending the meeting were representatives from Arizona Copper Mining, Parrot Silver and Copper, Kin ton & Montana Consolidated, and WA Le Butte & Boston Consolidated Mining firms.
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New York
Beni
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Animes
Ueelstan
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Artate
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Ales Stunnel
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Anaconia Vapper Mining Giusy
Parrot Silver and Copner Company
Kinaton & Montana Consolidated Caper and Silver Mirine Company
WA le Butte & Boston Convlidated Mining, Company
Lumber rates advance from South California
An 11 percent freight rate increase on lumber from Los Angeles San Pedro and Redondo to eastern points will take effect November 1. The rise, announced by transcontinental railroads, follows a 10 percent hike by Northern Pacific. Shippers fear congestion and higher costs as lumber moves south by rail from Oregon and Washington.
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Strike on Grand Trunk to be renewed
The International Association of Machinists plans to renew the Grand Trunk strike after a convention in St. Louis. A committee will study grievances and decisions by Canadian delegates and the executive committee will order a thorough investigation before action.
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Associated Press
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Sept
Will Rodiuy'a
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MMIC
Wag
Hugh Doran
Trad
Spreading Fear by Contagious Disease Reported
A 19th century city health official reports that Oriental laborers are blamed for a contagious disease spreading fear through the community. Health inspector notes no evidence of infection linked to workers and urges calm while investigation continues.
Explosion kills thirty one Japanese sailors in ship blast
A blast aboard the Topipene tattle ship Kashi killed thirty one Japanese sailors and wounded many others. Mr. Dike, an official, expressed regret on behalf of the government in a terse statement from Washington.
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Fire Devastates Billings Business District
A raging blaze severely damages Billings early morning, gutting a large portion of the business area. A blacksmith shop in the east end and three general stores, a factory, a mutual telephone building, and the National Bank are reported destroyed, with rebuilding expected to begin soon.
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Galen Opines on Divorce Law and Montana Opinion
Special correspondence from Relena reports on Attorney General Gillen’s push to interpret a law barring marriage of divorced persons pending appeal. The piece notes prior opinions, references House Bill 291, and discusses amendments to municipal and civil code sections in Montana, with legal arguments and continuations promised.
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Bard Oise
Nolan
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Settle
Infected Rats Traced By Plague Physicians
A garbled 19th century style report notes plague physicians tracing infected rats. The text mentions observers and tests by doctors, referencing a seaside location and a preliminary tally of infected rodents linked to disease spread. The fragment preserves names and an investigative tone without clear dates or full details.
Constantine on Trial for Murdering Woman
Chicago court hears testimony in the murder case of Constantine charged with killing Lena Gentry. Witnesses describe Constantine leaving through a rear door after an alleged confrontation, with George Scott testifying of a tense scene in the Gentry apartment and a remark about Mrs Gentry’s appearance. The defense contends Mrs Gentry died by her own hand.
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Lenae Gentry
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Gen
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Rapid Transit Company Holds Annual Meeting
Philadelphia Rapid Transit company, owner of all city streetcar lines, held its annual meeting. President Parsons reported a deficit of 364,048 dollars for the year, down from a 203,990 dollar surplus last year, though gross earnings topped 18 million dollars, the largest in the company’s history.
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Elphin
Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company
Cis
Parsons
Mirgest Iy We Vompany
Bank worker confesses after missing funds
An Oregon bank clerk admits taking eighteen dollars from customers, leading to an investigation. A staffer’s attempt to hide the theft sparked a tense confrontation and a compensated offer to settle the matter with authorities.
Bank Robbery Ends in Fatal Harm to Cashier
An mounted Press from Montreal reports a bank robbery that caused the cashier fatal harm and left pursuers in pursuit. Four attackers were captured after the chase concluded. Authorities say the bandits were armed and attempted to flee, with police detailing the confrontation and subsequent arrests.
Oklahoma Victory Electrifies State Delegates and Prohibition
Oklahoma’s election returns show a strong Democratic win across statewide offices led by Governor Charles N. Haskell with a 26,000 plus majority. Five congressional seats appear to lean Democratic with McQuire, Fulton, Davenport, Carter and Pearce likely elected, while the legislature shifts Democratic and U.S. senators Owens and Gore are expected. Prohibition support is strong and estimated majorities range around 40,000 for enforcement.
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Charles N. Haskell
Atuskoges
Frvat
Roupgleer
Bird
McQuire
Senoad Distriet
Fulton
Demecrat
WB. Ferguson
Mhind Disarter
Dames Davenport
Paneth Diatriet
Carter
Demecmat
Sot
Bonaparte on discipline and wartime constraints
The report notes a tense season start with a varsity match at a port city, mentioning Geneva Bomphrtes, Patton, and Banapatle discussing discipline and strength of the offense. It references attempts to commit at Hadi Eme One, with penalties and a looming court-like consequence for a vend.
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Geneva Bomphrtes
Patton
Banapatle
Aarorelian Ly
Paris
Reno
Oriental timber wreck on Great Northern near Wenatchee
A Great Northern timber car derailed twenty miles west of Wenatchee. Two cars burned completely. one woman passenger injured, severity unknown. Tracks torn, four hours before traffic resumes. Relief train and wrecking crew dispatched from Wenatchee and Snohomish. property damage in the thousands.
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Great Northern
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Chauffeur Charged with Manslaughter After Collision
A driver from the city faces a manslaughter charge following a fatal crash. Police say the operator’s speeding and alleged intoxication contributed to the incident that killed Wy 1, Maylaten, with the driver arrested and arraigned as the case proceeds.
Bqiler Shop Strikers Positions Being Filled
Nanodated pre s81 report notes workers at Bqiler Shop fill positions as management expands shifts. The article reflects labor action context with workers awaiting assignments and ongoing talks about staffing and duties.
Head of oil concern says he is ignorant
James Ingersoll of Pocatello Idaho testifies he knew nothing of the Uncle Sam Oil Co. He says he never was a stockholder and did not receive money from the firm. He asserts he did not act as president and did not know the company’s debts or stock issued. The testimony precedes a hearing before Judge Hazen in bankruptcy proceedings in Kansas City.
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Bas City
James Ingersoll
Pocatello
Idaho
Sam
Anil
Kansas City
Focatello
Ingersoll
Uncle Sam Oil Company
Dudga Hazen
Father Leaves Son Rich Fortune Is Enlarged
Special correspondence notes George C Taylor son of Aly Taylor, a renowned merchant, died at Great River LL at about 72 after years of retirement. He inherited income from 20 million dollars. the principal was held in trust and could not be touched. The son reportedly saved enough to rival or exceed the fortune left by his father.
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New York
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Great River
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Jon Mir
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Louden
Special Election Looms in Lockwood District
A special election is planned for Lockwood District with a date in September. The district has a long history of organizing elections and property owners face changes to governance and sales. The document describes district boundaries and ongoing disputes over local authority and land use.
Carrie Nation Breaks Peace in Washington
A chaotic scene in Washington described as Carrie Nation breaking peace amid protests and disruptions. Report notes the incident occurred during a broader political moment with local authorities attempting to restore order and ensure safety for bystanders. Public reaction centers on the clash between temperance activism and government response.
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Carrie Nation
Washington
Standard Oil Earnings and Subsidiaries Revealed in Trial
New York September 13 The Kellogg led inquiry into Standard Oil earnings covers 1902 to 1906 with focus on Standard Oil of Indiana profits of 10,516,082 in 1906 on 1,000,000 capitalization and other subsidiaries. Testimony also traces profits, assets and receivables shifts at New Jersey and New York units and Waters-Pierce stock movements.
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Standard Oil Company
Frank S. Kellogg
Standard of Company of
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Landis
Chicago
Mr. Kellogg
Clarence G. Fay
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Standard Oil Company of New Jersey
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WOW COMIS HOME. By Agenetated Tres Abe New York Sent
An item notes that a person named Atate Jeliho Root left his summer home at Clinton today for Washington on September 2 and will begin travel to Mexico. The wording appears garbled but indicates a travels update or society note.
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Abe
N.Y
Jeliho Root
Sumer
Clinton
Washington
Mexico
King Leopold's Congo Game Stirs Scandal
A garbled article fragment references King Leopold's Congo, hinting at a scandal or controversy. Names and clear facts are unreadable, but the piece suggests political tension surrounding colonial ventures and controversial actions. No verifiable dates or entities beyond the Congo and King Leopold appear.
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