Par Value Gold Mining Company Stock Offered at 50 Cents
Limited stock of Par Value Gold Mining Company offered for treasury needs at 50 cents per share, par value one dollar. Company capital 250,000 shares. ore region Cripple Creek, near Portland and other large producers. Property developed, shipping ore within 90 days, with over 100,000 dollars extracted within 300 feet of shaft. Strong earnings expected, control of 145 acres plus 700,000 shares in treasury, prospectus on application.
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Henson Creek Lead Mines Co
San Juan Mountains
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Market Buoyant as Public Takes Charge After Election
New York stocks opened firm and rose amid heavy 900,000 share turnover on a short day. Analysts say public demand is absorbing shares, pushing prices higher despite some big traders trimming. Bank and loan figures mixed. analysts foresee further gains in industrials and rail plays with favorable weather and strong copper outlooks supporting the rally.
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Reading Company
Pacific Mall
E. H. Harriman
Standard Ol
Rich Mining in San Juan a rising Colorado field
The San Juan country near the mountains attracts mining men and capitalists. Strong fissure veins yield heavy precious metals. Henson Creek Lead Mines Company operates multiple mines in Hinsdale County with lead, silver, copper, and gold. High grade ore shipments and milling prospects fuel bright outlook.
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San Juan
Colorado
San Juan Mountains
Henson Creek
Commander Morgan Dead Wins Naval Hero Prize at Manila Bay
Lieutenant-Commander Stokeley Morgan U N retired died yesterday morning. He fired the first gun at the Spanish fleet in the battle of Manila Bay. Born 1859 at Mt Holly Arkansas he was son of Colonel A F Morgan. He entered the naval academy in 1876 and graduated in 1880 eleventh in his class.
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Morgan
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Ark
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Naval Academy At
Annapolis
Robert G Dun Head of Mercantile Agency Dies in New York
Robert G. Dun, head of the mercantile agency firm R. G. Dun & Co., died in New York yesterday morning from cirrhosis of the liver.
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R. G. Dun
R. G. Dun & Co
Girl Stole for Love of Finery Leads to Arrest
Lizzie Sullivan an 18 year old Boston store employee confessed to falsifying checks and stealing from the Boston Department Store Company. Details describe her lavish dress, private income claims, and a $1600 shortfall in the house department accounts as police take her to City Prison.
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Lizzie Sullivan
Mr. Batley
Fray Over Woman Ends With Man Shot, in State
Nov 10. In a dispute over a woman, three men drew revolvers. Filice Dicello was shot twice and is in dangerous condition. If he survives, he will be taken to Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston tomorrow. Officer H H Hammond arrested Joseph Boteco, found with a razor and a stilett o. the other suspect fled.
Death of Charles H. Pinkham of Lydia E. Pinkham Co.
Charles H. Pinkham, president and manager of the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Company, died at his Lynn home. Born December 9, 1844, he led the firm with vision and philanthropy, expanding it to about 400 employees who honored him as a trusted leader and friend. He credited advertising as vital to business success and was a longtime public-spirited citizen of Lynn.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Isaac
Lynn
Refugee Doctor Seeks 100000 Damages From Portuguese
Dr H L McAuley of Chicago says he will file a $100000 damages claim against Portugal for imprisonment at Lourenzo Marques during the Boer War. He tended wounded as an ambulance surgeon for both sides, was jailed six days, shipped via Trieste without charge, and had his instruments and effects valued at $700 seized. He alleges authorities blocked contact with the US minister at Lisbon.
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Red Cross Society
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Trieste
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Mrs. Selby Wins Divorce From Kid McCoy
New York Nov 10 Daniel P Ingraham referee in Norman Selby divorce suit filed his report finding that Mrs Nor man Selby is entitled to a divorce from pugilist Norman Selby known as Kid McCoy based on the hearing today.
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Daniel P. Ingraham
Norman Selby
Kid McCoy
Fire at 225 Harrison Avenue Causes 2500 Loss
A blaze at 1.20 this morning damaged a three story wooden building at 225 Harrison Avenue causing 2500 in losses. Ground floor housed Free man and Lewis grocers.
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Freeman & Lewis, Grocers
Four day Atlantic liner may arise from new tech
The Scientific American foresees a possible four day Atlantic crossing using radically different hulls and propulsion. Current economical limits would demand engines near 110000 horsepower and massive coal loads, but water tube boilers, forced draught, hot superheated steam or Parsons turbines could cut weight and space.
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