Pueblo Zinc Dust Plant Expands to Meet National Demand
United States Zinc Company of Pueblo and Denver Fire Clay Company form a dominant monopoly in zinc dust, planning to triple production at Pueblo and quadruple the Denver plant to reach an annual value of about 300 000 dollars. The dust is essential for cyanide ore reduction and is expanding beyond western markets to national use with orders from Arizona California Utah Nevada Idaho and Colorado. The German zinc dust previously held a monopoly, but Pueblo's process advances now enable competitive pricing as demand grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
United States Zinc Company of
Pueblo
Denver Fire Clay Company
United States
Fire Clay Company
Colorado
Denver Company
West
East
New Jersey
Cleveland
Griselli
Ind
Sellig Company
Arizona
California
Utah
Nevada
Idaho
Goldfield Consolidated Mining Company
United
Homestake Mining Company of Lead
American Smelting and Refining Company
Bryan bolts Nebraska Democratic ticket over liquor issue
William J. Bryan announces he will not support James C. Dahlman for Nebraska governor. He calls his stance a duty to oppose the liquor position of the nominee and notes this is his first departure from political regularity. Also mentions related political context from the same report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Lincoln
William J. Bryan
Nebraska
James C. Dahlman
Weatchester
Mre
Zooa
Dollar a Day for Life at Atlantic City G A R Encampment
At the Atlantic City G A R encampment discussions focused on raising the movement fee and extending pensions for veterans. The slogan Dollar a Day for Life was highlighted as a proposed measure to fund veteran benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N. J
A Plea for the Conservation of Common Sense
A North American Review article by Col. George Harvey urges calm analysis of distress and reform through patriotism, education, and civic duty. It argues capital and labor can harmonize, government must balance interests, and youth must be taught loyalty and responsible voting to preserve America's future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
George Harvey
The
North American Review
America
Colonel Harvey
Ita
Ita Place
Hia Place
Republic
Lo Bright
Fire Chief Solves Leave of Absence Question
Metropolitan Magazine notes Jer sey City Fire Chief John Conway posted a desk notice listing excuses for leave including grandmothers’ funerals lame backs house cleaning and moving with requests due by ten in the morning. The item humorously records the chief’s approach to handling absence requests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Conway
Jersey City
Wyoming items from the Lander area and vicinity
A compilation of local notes reports beavers damming irrigation near Lander, a parochial school movement, Harold Rymel’s death by mule in Moorcroft, and the Ranchester church dedication. It notes civic events in Laramie and Rock Springs, A M and Pythian activities, a Snowy Range car feat, accidents in Rawlins and Rawlings, a UP HQ move to Green River, and trail of mining and fire reports across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lander
Harold Rymel
Moorcroft
Ranchester
Hugh Hynds
Laramie
Wyoming
Rock Springa
Grand Lodge of Wyoming
K. of P
Monarch
W.A. Granger
Sheridan
Pythian Sisters
Elmer Lovejoy
Will Clark
Rawlings
Union Pacific Division
Ogden
Green River
Bld
John Larsen
Eddie Blickfeldt
Rawlins
D. E. Kendall
Evanston
Jimmie
Judson Harmon
Ohio
University of Wyoming At
A. J. Mather
Brooks
Buffalo
Wyo
Gene Brooks
R. D. McDonald
Big Horn Mountains
Sheridan Street
Fox Park
Lovejoy
Pox Park
R. D. Stewart
Laramie Plains
Foxpark
Army
Pole Mountain
Cheyenne
John Lumpkin
Bates
Ninth Cavalry
John Kililan
William Curtis
C. L. Decker
A. (. Neeves
Springbrook
Dayton
Big Horn
Little Big Horn
A. N. Irwin
Newcastle
Glenrock
Fred Bnyder
Daniel Mitchell
World in Paragraphs Brief Record of Passing Events
A compact survey of notable deaths and brief notices from international sources, listing individuals and spans while noting the countries involved. Core aims to reflect obituary and public notice style with concise entries. The record preserves names and national contexts where readable.
Oil strike and river water tensions across the West
Reports describe a major oil strike in the San Juan Utah fields and a series of incidents including the death of Elmer Rust in Colorado. Delegations prepare for the Irrigation congress in Pueblo over Rio Grande water rights, and accidents at Great Falls and a land dispute in New Mexico are noted. The piece closes with remarks by Rear Admiral Evans on Pacific defense and government hiring plans for mine rescue foremen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Juan-Utah
Elmer Rust
D. A. Camfield
Union Pacific Railroad
Greeley
Colorado
Rio Grande
San Luis Valley
New Mexico
Irrigation Congress
Pueblo
William H. Lempke
B. Miller
Great Falls
Mont
Emerson B. Smith
Supreme Court of the District
Ballinger
Fred Dennett
General Land Office
Clovis
N. M
Smith
Robert I. Whitehead
Roswell, N. M
Pacific Ocean
Pacific Coast
Robley D. Evans
Ftrat
Portland
Ore
Bureau of Mines
Pittsburg
Knoxville
Tenn
McAleaster
Oklo
Seattle
Wash
Urbana
Ill
Taft Administration Abandons Patronage Withholding Policy
Secretary Norton in Taft's name announces end of withholding patronage from progressive senators and representatives. The move aims to treat all Republicans alike while a contested Colorado Republican convention and direct legislation platform loom. Taft and Roosevelt met in New Haven seeking clarity on political support as concerns rise over New York state dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles D. Norton
Taft
Iowa
Shafroth
Democratic Party
Colorado
Col. Roosevelt
New Haven
Conn
Africa
Co. Roosevelt
New York State
Local Denver Teams Invited to Electric Light Football Game
At the close of the electric show at the Auditorium in Denver the week of October two local school football teams will be invited to play a game by electric light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Electric Light
Pope Pius Suffering Illness and Low Spirits
Reports from Rome say Pope Pius is afflicted with arteriosclerosis and gout and lies in low spirits while physicians monitor his condition. In Manchester the Federation of Master Cotton Spinners met and threatened a general lockout if the Fern mill Oldham dispute remains unresolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Pius
Federation of
Manchester
Eng
Oldham
Many events mark 1906 era in brief highlights
Reports span from Ohio State university enrollment and Rose Pitonof’s Coney Island ride to the Sovereign Grand Lodge meeting in Atlanta. Other items note Chicago’s population, a Cincinnati court action over AOUW death claims, a potential monument to pacify Lee, and legal penalties for sugar trust figures. Also covered are Niagara Falls boat attempts, railroad rate cases, Grand Army encampment, and the Trans Mississippi Commercial Congress call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Winship
Ohio State University
New York Yacht Club
Rose Pitonof
Coney Island
Sovereign Grand Lodge of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Atlanta
M. L. Peaden
Pitt County
South Carolina
Illinois
Missouri
McKinley Bridge
Chicago
America
New York
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
William D. McKenny
Branch Lodge of
Ohio
Ancient Order of United Workmen
Supreme Lodge
Robert E. Lee
Capitol
Charles R. Helke
American Sugar Refining Company
Martin
United States Circuit Court
New York Penitentiary
Blackwell's Island
United States
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Klaus Larsen
Ferro
Lewiston
Larsen
Supreme Court
Commission
Grand Army of the Republic
Samuel R. van Sant
Minnesota
Wyoming Coming Events Highlight State Fair and Convention
Late Wyoming notices list events in September 27 to 30 with the Wyoming state fair at Douglas and a state Sunday school convention at Wheatland, noting dates in November for the latter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Duglas
Wheatland
Enders to Manage New Stucco Plant Near Hime
Peter Enders, now Big Horn county clerk and former Sheridan resident, will manage a large stucco plant to be built near Hime Wye. He found a substantial gypsum deposit and secured land rights. Eastern capitalists have shown interest and construction may start soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hime
Sheridan
Peter Enders
Big Horn County
Wye
Enders
Sheridan Ground Breaking For New Electric Plant
Sheridan-Ground has begun work on a brick building for the Sheridan Electric Light and Power Company to operate machinery at coal camps. The facility measures 765 by 105 feet and will start with 4000 horsepower, with plans to double capacity soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan
Sheridan Electric Light and Power Company
Republican Nominees Renominated at State Convention
The Republican state convention renominated Frank W. Mondell for congress and pitched the state ticket with W. E. B. Mullen for Governor Attorney General, William R. Schnitger for Secretary of State, Robert B. Forsythe for Auditor, John T. Baird for Treasurer, A. D. Cook for Superintendent, and C. N. Potter as Chief Justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rawling
Frank W. Mondell
Congress
W. EB. Mullen
Sheridan
William R. Schnitger
Audtor
Robert B. Forsythe
Rock Springs
John T. Baird
Weston County
A A. D. Cook
Converge County
Supreme Court
C. N. Potter
State Sunday School Association Convention at Wheatland
The State Sunday School association hosts its annual convention in Wheatland on November 2 3 and 4 with a strong program. Speakers include Hugh Clark assistant secretary of the International association and former statistician of the World Sunday School association Margaret Brown Nebraska elementary superintendent Rev C H Lewis Nebraska general secretary and other notable figures will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Sunday School Association
Wheatland
Hugh Clark
International Association
The
World Sunday School Association
Margaret Brown
Nebraska
C. H. Lewis
Riverton Project Financed by London Syndicate
London reports that the Riverton river project now owned by the Tallmadge Buntie Land Company has secured New York London backing. Syndicate engineers will review reports before work begins and contracts have been let to a major Western construction firm ready to start at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverton
Laramle
London
Tallmadge-Buntie Land Company
Three-Legged Calf Captured by Pioneer Rider
J M Shaffer, a pioneer range rider near Thermopolis, chased and captured a two month old calf born with one foreleg. The calf ran as swiftly as normal, its three legs bound together and carried into town. The lone foreleg sits near the chest center and the calf is healthy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thermopolis
J. M. Shaffer
Shaffer
Vacancies Occur In Physician's Places
An examination Wednesday at the Laramie post office seeks eligibles to certify for physician vacancies across services. Indian service posts include Cahuilla California Pueblo Bonito New Mexico Santa Fe New Mexico Western Shoshone Ney Minnesota White Earth Minnesota all at 1000 dollars per year, subject to reinstatement transfer or promotion decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Civil Service Commission
Laramie
Indian Service
Cahuilla
Cal
Pueblo Bonita
N. M
Santa Fe
Western Shoshone
Ney
White Harth
Minn
Warden Gable Distributes Trout Fry Across Territory
Game and Fish Warden T. P. Gable returns from the north after placing 100000 trout fry in Loe Pimos 100000 in the Chama and 30000 in the Que Mad o on the latest trip He plans further stocking to improve streams this summer and notes the dams water levels and continued protection of watersheds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. P. Gable
Loe Pimos
Chama
Quemado
Also Mentioned on This Page
Casper
U. S
Western
SPORT
Bronx City
Lamcom
Wichita
Uot Jobopn
der Mommob
Ansanee
Topoko
Seene Seneas
Kansas City
Southwestern
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!