Calumet & Hecla Officials Reply to Merger Plan Analysis
Calumet & Hecla officials respond to a Post analysis of their proposed merger, noting limited space to cover all details and stressing that stockholders can obtain full information. They argue economies apply across mines, with Ahmeek and Allouez seen as key for reducing freight costs and enabling profitable development in varying copper prices.
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Upbuilding of a New Empire in Wyoming's Progressive Rail Plan
The February issue of The New Empire outlines vast Wyoming growth via the Laramie Hahns Peak railway linking to the Union Pacific. Isaac Van Horn envisions a mining, agricultural, fruit, cattle and coal powerhouse with cities like Laramie, Northgate, Steamboat Springs, Hayden, Craig, Meeker and Grand Junction thriving under a north south transport system. Rail shipments to Walden are slated for early April as grading advances and a steel crew prepares to lay track.
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Calendar for Today Dividends Payable for Pressed Steel
National Lead preferred pressed steel preferred dividends payable. Pressed Steel Car preferred at 134 percent.
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Robbers Loot Firs State Bank in Barry Texas
In Barry Texas robbers blew out one side of the building and smashed the safe taking between 4000 and 5000 dollars. They escaped in a stolen rig later abandoned at Corsicana today.
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Roosevelt Addresses Boy Scouts in Chicago
Theodore Roosevelt spoke in Chicago on February 22 aiming to translate Washington and Lincoln’s ideals to present needs. The reception featured a larger foreign-born contingent. speeches, handshakes, and a waving of hats marked the event.
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Roosevelt Speech Urges Duty Over Rights and Direct Election
Colonel Roosevelt, addressing about 200 boy scouts and later schoolchildren at Hull House and Orchestra Hall, pressed personal duty as essential to citizenship. He praised direct senator election, discussed recall and initiative, and warned against voting corruption while warning that Uncle Sam equals the individual voter. Roosevelt planned to depart for New York the next day.
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Decorate Tomb of Washington at Mt Vernon for Birthday
In Mt Vernon Virginia two wreaths were placed on George Washingtons marble sarcophagus to mark the 179th anniversary of his birth. The Mt Vernon Ladies Association arranged the decorations as hundreds visited the tomb and Masons attended from across the country. Nearby Wakefield and Westmoreland County Virginia also held commemorations.
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Canada Affirms Loyalty as Parliament Declares Support
Ottawa notes that on February 22 the Canadian Parliament formally declared political loyalty to Great Britain. The move, unexpected by both government and opposition, came in response to fears that U S reciprocity might lead to annexation. The French Nationalist group had proposed the declaration amid naval issue tensions.
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Canadian Reciproc ity Debate Echoes Annexation Fears
In the House, Laurier moves to committee on reciprocity while F D Monk argues against any annexation sentiment in Canada saying the aim is to dispel unrest. Laurier accepts the loyalty amendment and it passes with unanimous support as Borden and others debate political absorption fears.
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Regiment Holds Reunion of Forty third Massachusetts Infantry
The Forty third Regiment Massachusetts Infantry Veterans Association held its 36th annual reunion at the American House with fewer than half of the surviving 200 members present. The regimental colors from 1862 hung behind President William R. Grace, presented by Robert C. Winthrop. Officials elected included President William R. Groce and officers L. W. Bixby and T. R. Appleton.
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Newton Ex-Alderman Weds W Newton Girl
Thomas J. Lyons, former Newton Alderman, married Mary Elizabeth Corliss of Rinestreet West Newton yesterday morning at St Bernard's Church West Newton. Bridesmaid Miss Anna Hart West Newton. best man J C Connors Newton. Reception at groom's home attended by about a thousand friends. Honeymoon planned to New York and Atlantic City.
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Lorimer Defends His Senate Electio n Friendship Backing
In a dramatic floor address Senator Lorimer recounts how personal ties and party shifts shaped his Chicago district’s votes. He rejects sympathy, insists the votes came from right and friendship, mentions Kenna and Browne, and notes 34 Democrats backed him for personal reasons.
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