Badger Boy Company Nearing Cripple Creek Prominence
A Denver and Colorado Springs papers report rapid advances for the Badger Boy Golf Mining Company in Cripple Creek. The Hillside mine shaft will extend, tests show ore of high value, and Victor No. 2 also shows promise. Directors eye stock listing as demand grows and 70,000 shares sold to Pennsylvania. The firm holds eleven claims in a single group, operates its own properties, no leases, title perfect.
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Badger Boy Company
Cripple Creek
Denver Republican
Colorado Springs
Hillside
Pennsylvania
Treasury
Solics
Denver
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Trust Company
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Kansas City
San Francisco
Cooper Or
Business House
Block
Horace G. Benson
Sec
Treas
E. B. Badger
Caeser A.roberts
C.w.marshall
Badger Boy Gold Mining Company Eyes Early Shipments
From a prospect to a shipper, the Badger Boy Gold Mining Company, formed two months ago, reports eleven Cripple Creek claims with high grade ore. Hillside and Victor No 2 shafts yield values from $900 to nearly $3,000 per ton, with a strong eight foot lode. A new stream hoist will speed sinking on Hillside, and Victor No 2 holds rich ore awaiting deeper development. Stock has risen from 1 to 5 cents as development progresses, with plans for regular shipments soon.
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Badger Boy Gold Mining Company
Cripple Creek
Victor No. 2
Vietor No. 2
Vietor
Badger Boy Company
Denver Evening Post
Storms Ravage Iowa Towns and Rail Lines
Reports from St Joseph and central Missouri describe a two inch in twenty minutes rainfall, widespread flooding, and damaged crops. The Council Bluffs rail line near Forest City suffered earlier washouts, now repaired but at risk. Knobwoster to Frankfort and Seneca areas report extensive destruction with rivers overflowing, culverts and bridges washed out, and thousands in losses. relief efforts and outside aid appeals are underway.
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St. Josreu
Council Bluffs
Forest City
Sedalia
Knobwoster
Frankfort
Reserva
Sabetha
Morrill
Seneca
Cyclone Toll Mounts in Kansas and Nebraska
A Kansas Orry dispatch reports 28 killed and 50 or more injured from Saturday’s cyclone across Marshall and Brown counties in Kansas and Nemaha county in Nebraska. Property losses reach about 1 million dollars, with telegraph lines still imperfect and figures likely to rise as more reports come in. Dead count by town includes Seneca eight, Oneida six, Reserve Sabetha five, Morrill four.
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Kansas Orry
Marshall
Brown
Kansas
Nemaha
Nebraska
Seneca
Neighborhood
Oneida
Reserve
Sabetha
Morrill
Genara Enfferad Pranarte
Cyclone Wrecks Rock Village injures locals in Kansas
A severe cyclone struck Rock, Kansas, with five houses demolished and ten people injured. Communication to the village is cut, hindering details. The storm was visible from Douglas, with substantial damage feared along the farming area as the cyclone formed near Sedgewick Summer Cowley and Butler counties.
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Rock
Wicurra
Kan
Douglas
Sedgewick
Summer
Cowley
Butler
Storms and wreckage hit Missouri and Iowa reports
Storm reports sweep Missouri with Eldon suffering a tornado that damaged property and injured people while Mrs. Barrart was found dead and two churches were wrecked. Also noted are a Brussels track victory by Ray MacDonald for the American team and other brief items including a Glenwood suicide, a banking case adjournment, and a trust purchase rumor regarding a Nebraska distillery.
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Missouri
St. Louis
Eldon
Barrart
Trail of Death Left Five Killed and Homes Demolished
A violent cyclone and waterspout swept through Osage country from May 22 to 23. In Edmond twenty houses were demolished and two people Harvey Rich and his daughter were killed. At White Eagle near Osage county, three cyclones formed in an hour, with twelve houses wrecked and 40 to 60 head of stock killed. Blackbear saw two more fatalities asTimbers fell and a farmer named White and his family were injured. Cushing lost five lives including Harris McIntyre and Julia, Jennie Wilmer, Peter Davis, and Frank Davia. Total losses cited around 75 000 dollars. eight cyclones in five days. Many homes and farms damaged across the Osage area. Weather details indicate shelter in caves and cellars.
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Gerardz
O. T
Edmond
Harvey Rich
White Eagle
Osaga County
Blackbear
John Rodgers
White
Cushing
Harris McIntyre
Julia
Jennie Wilmer
Peter Davis
Frank Davia
Osage
Violent gale drives ship ashore on Scottish coast
London May 21 reports violent gales along coasts. Hull shipping suffers heavy damage. A large vessel was driven ashore near Port Patrick Scotland this morning with fears of substantial loss of life.
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Big Bull Mountain
Badger Boy Gold Mining
Victor No
Manhattan
Happy Bend
ST. Joe
Twiter
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Johnson
Jaws Farmer
Bruins Guznwood
Harry Howarth
Glenwood
Chapton
A. O. Putnam
Chadron Banking Company
Trust
Neewaska City
Badger Bay Cold Mining Co
Independence
Portland
Victor
Pharmacist
Badger Boy Mining CO
Altman
Badger Boy Co
Ital
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Trail OF Death
Oklahoma
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Kas
Emporia
Olpe
Illinois
Lincoln
Los Angeles
Henry Lewis Bryant
Indead
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Uoyington
Mass
Macombe
Kentucky
Stephen A. Douglas
Fulton County
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Drs Motes
Towa
Mapnio
United States
Germany
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Miay
Tancoun
Ivlmes
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W. Herman Fowler
W. A. Fowler
Wahoo Creek
Smith
Fowler
Lincely
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William Gaslin
Kearney
Iremont
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Elkhorn
Bolin
Lixcoln
Supreme Court
Henry Bolin
Omaha
Beatrice
LeMars
LeMans
Omaha Road
Ernest Hildebrand
Beatrice, Neb
Caboose
Prince Lief
Ben Eder
Ken Brush
Oakley
Parson
Loki
Ben Brush
Ascond
Brush
Lief
Ren Eder
Ben Brusk
Hansas City
Oity
J. A
Elliott
Chris Gottlieb
J. KE. Wilmot
Lexington
E. D. Trotter
Kingsley
Gottleib
Eliott
Wismat
Trotter
Pretoria
Oarn Town
Jacobus A. Dewett
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