Signs of Restriction in the Lake Country
Copper markets show stagnation as development and exploration pause in the Lake country amid labor troubles at Daly West Ontario and Bramberg ers mines. China renews demand, but U S producers hesitate to commit long term while prices shift and miners strike.
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Park City
Brambergers
Boston News Bureau
Daily Bulletin
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Europe
Shanghai
United States
Far East
United Metals
Dick Bros
Fred Dorr
Butte
Hiayden, Stone & Co
United Copper
Butte and Arizona Stock Transactions Noted
A fragment lists Butte Montana and Belmont with shares and six transactions. Mentions prices and totals, including 4.40 shares in six trades. Unclear names and dates due to OCR errors.
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Butte
Arizona
Black Butte
Rehimont
Belmont
Butte-Montana
North Franklin
Rich strike reported at Alabama mine near Zortman
Special correspondence from Helena reports a rich ore strike in the Alabama mine owned by Little Rockies Exploration near Zortman adjoining the famous Ruby gulch mine. Wallace D. Coburn, secretary of the company, states ore runs 181 dollars a ton with a large body of it. The property is largely owned in Helena and Lewis and Clark counties, with some stockholders in Butte.
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Standard
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Alabama
Little Rockies Exploration Company
Zortman
Ruby Gulch
Wallace D. Coburn
Lewistessa
Butte
Speaking of copper and present market analysis by George L Walker
Consumers purchase copper only to meet immediate needs. Market shows tight supply as producers adjust output and prices tease higher levels. Analysis notes demand from construction and manufacturing remains modest but persists, with defects and scrap flows shaping near term availability and pricing.
Butte and London Drill Progress and Copper Market Outlook
Butte and London claim result of drill work. AVS found. Water stops exploration as contractors face strong ground. The piece covers copper market run, price drops to 16 1/2 cents, reduced consumption across telephones and power, and plans to extend crosscuts at depth. Horace Winchell supports deeper testing. diamond drill encountered a large vein but heavy water halted sampling.
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Butte & London
Horace V. Winchell
George L. Walker
Boston Commercial
Winchell
North Butte
Pittsburg & Montana
Their appeal results in reducing damages
Special Correspondence of the Standard Philipsburg Sept. 26 The case of the Northern Pacific Railway company against Morse Bergman occupied the district court for two and a half days on appeal from commissioners awards in condemnation. Jury awards were reduced from 3400 to 3140 for Morse and from 1500 to 1280 for Bergman. Marble v Shilling now on trial for debt 453. Milwaukee Gold Extraction v Gordon Brooks continued until Dec 4.
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Philipsburg
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Morse & Bergman
District Court
T. H. Morse
John Bergman
W. Bo
H. W. Rodgers
Milwaukee Gold Extraction Company
Gordon & Brooks
Philipsburg Notes Amid Travels and Local Happenings
Sept 26 Philipsburg notes report Mrs L F French and daughter visiting Mrs E F Gilbert, Charles Anderson moving to Pullman WA for Washington State College, Dr J H Owings visiting relatives, Reuben Connor Hall returning home, George Downing of Anaconda back after court, Hope mill back in operation after a brief shutdown, John Standall visiting, William Henri and family back from a month outing with deer and a bear sighted, and a note on laundry bleaching at C O ID avoiding chloride of lime.
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E. F. Gilbert
Charles Anderson
Pullman
Wash
Washington State College
J. H. Owings
Deer Lodge
Burg
Reuben Connor Hall
George Downing
Anaconda
Hope Mill
John Standall
Georgetown
William Henri
Old Billings street car returns as pioneer parade attraction
A relic of early Billings days rode the streets yesterday as one of the two Billings to Coulson streetcars. Stored for years on a ranch, the old car drew curiosity and will star in the pioneer parade. It will be driven by Frank L. Mann, police magistrate, who operated it in its heyday.
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Butte
Standard
Billings
Billings Street Railway
Coulson
Pioneers of
Montana
Frank L. Mann
Bozeman Council Settles Printing Contract Row
In an adjourned session Bozeman city council resolved differences over a printing contract by revoking prior minutes and awarding the contract unanimously to the Republican Courier. The meeting also awarded the sewer system construction contract to E. T. Wich of Bozeman.
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Bozeman
Republican Courier
E. T. Wich
New dept Confessional Highlights City Life on $1800 Pay
The October issue of The American Magazine introduces Pilgrim's Scrip, a confessional piece by a withheld author examining an $1800 a year New York teller who stole $96,000. It analyzes living costs from rent to food, clothing, and daily expenses, noting the teller’s lifestyle versus his financial crime.
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Pilgrim's Scrip
New York
New York City
Roosevelt
Railroad Loss Tale From October American Magazine
Joseph Roy recounts a tense railroad story of an engineer who dozed briefly, allowing a special train to switch tracks and race onto a rival line. The narrator, fearful of disaster on the single track, recalls a moment when a headlight loomed ahead and he prayed, narrowly avoiding catastrophe as a cottage window glowed in the night. The piece closes with an unrelated bank ad noting interest on time deposits.
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Philadelphia
Captain Kane
Greenland
Stanley
Africa
Cabbage Car Disaster on Third Street Leaves Man Crushed
In New York a Third Avenue car pursuing its route collided with a cabbage cart driven by Jacob Gerber of Woodsville L T. Dan Finnerty, the motorman, was pressed against passengers as cabbages rained down. About 1 761 144 cabbages were cleared away as the injured man lay beneath the wreck. The crowd initially laughed at the absurd scene before realizing the danger.
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New York World
Third Street
Third Avenue
Ft. George
Thirty-Second Street
Jacob Gerber
Woodsville
L. T. Dan Finnerty
Gerber
Man Recovers Breath After Narrow Escape
A man bitten by panic and pressed to the edge of collapse declared that one more cab bagg would have been wholly unsupportable and probably fatal after he was found near his last gasp.
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Gerber
Whsat
Peculiar Reason For Stopping Gambling Among Waiters
A Philadelphia restaurant keeper explains he halted waiter gambling not for lost time but because waiters kept shifting customers by betting mates' heads when funds ran low. He found a tipped patron favored one waiter, who was bet back and forth in every game, prompting notices to the staff to end gambling.
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Philadelphia Record
Georgia’s influence cited in Alabama liquor debate
The article recalls Georgia as Alabama’s mother state, crediting it with early governors and religious leaders. It announces Georgia prohibition advocates Seaborn Wright, Bishop Candler, and John Temple Graves will speak in Alabama to push dry towns and oppose liquor, arguing Georgia’s example and dry towns as models.
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Seaborn Wright
North
Bishop Candler
John Temple
Graves
Ambiguity in Srafters Quote Fragments From The Star
A Washington Star fragment quotes a hopeful citizen claiming ongoing catching of srafters. Dustin Stax comments that those caught are not regular grafters but amateurs, reflecting a cautious debate over criminal activity.
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Washington Star
Dustin Stax
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