Butte's Great Wealth From Copper to Gold in One City
A Century article notes Butte Montana's mining powerhouse producing about a quarter of the world copper and two fifths of US output. The Anaconda group dominates copper, surpassing Germany. silver and gold also contribute large sums. Annual copper revenue around 55 million dollars equates to Holland's government income. silver yearly about 13 million equals Colorado's state output. gold adds over 1 million.
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Advertiser Explains Reach of Newspaper Ads
An advertiser explains his confidence in print ads. He says that addressing 10,000 men in a row and telling his story once to a large circulation yields more sales than speaking to every individual, noting better results with mass outreach than personal pitches to 20,000.
Dr Kline Nerve Restorer Claim Trial Bottles Free
An advertisement offers Dr Kline's Great Nerve Restorer with a two trial bottle and treatise free from R H Kline Ltd Philadelphia. It cites cures for nervousness fits and related conditions and includes product endorsements and pricing details.
President Roosevelt Western Tour Schedule 1905
The article outlines President Roosevelt's Western tour from April to June, detailing stops in Chicago Minneapolis Des Moines Keokuk St Louis and visits to state capitols and expositions. It covers dates from April 2 through June 6 including Kansas City Monterey Yosemite Portland and Lincoln with a total 66 days and about twenty-two states.
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Roosevelt appoints new consuls and diplomats and reports business failures
President Roosevelt made several diplomatic appointments including William A. Rublee from Wisconsin to Consul General at Vienna Frank Steinhart from Illinois to Consul General at Havana and Dean R. Wood from New York to Consul at Celaya Honduras The week also saw 220 business failures in the United States and 22 in Canada reflecting a rising downturn.
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Simons Major Mausic Wins New Louishiva Stakes in New Orleans
The report notes A. Simons' Major Mausic taking the New Louishiva Stakes over four miles amid a chaotic New Orleans scene. It mentions Columble and Princeton missing gridiron clash dates, plus multiple other items from golf to revolver championships and college athletics.
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Cuban Senate Approves Treaty of Reciprocity With United States
Havana reports the Cuban Senate approved the reciprocity treaty with the United States by a votes count near twelve to one. The action follows U.S. Senate amendments and assures a special session of Congress before December to ratify and finalize exchanges of ratifications by cable.
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Dewey Explains Interview at White House
Admiral Dewey met with President at the White House and denied intending to insult the German Empire or navy. Officials said the remark was not a diplomatic incident and no further action was planned. German press reaction was reported as bitter.
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Birth War and Beef Contract Terms Stir UK Debate
Cable from Toronto reports Mr. Brodrick in the House of Commons stating the War Office still rejects Canadian beef in contracts. Beef must be English or Irish grown, not frozen or cured, and not from cattle slaughtered abroad within ten days of arrival. He added no further terms clarify the contract. Clark University to Get Its 2,000,000 Judge Willim Forbes Probate decree assigns yearly endowment to Clark University, with executors appealing within thirty days.
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Acquittal in Murder Case Spells End to Deliberations
After four days of deliberation jurors in the case of Abo Slupsky find not guilty of murder in the second degree. The acquittal follows testimony involving Cheartieg Dinbard’s killing and related events.
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Morgan Says New Securities Are Sound and Stable
Pierpont Morgan, in an interview with the New York Times, asserts confidence in the country’s securities and overall economic outlook. He dismisses critics, notes rising industrial activity, and predicts continued prosperity with strong orders and expanding production across iron, stock, and related sectors.
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Savage lioness rampages in Pittsfield street panic
In Pittsfield Massachusetts two savage lionesses escaped from a third story cage at the Academy of Music during a trained animal show. One lioness killed a horse and injured others before the crowd subdued her. the other fled through North Street before being captured. Both animals valued at 2500 to 4000 dollars. no bystanders were harmed.
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Waterbury Police Seek to Solve Policeman Murder Mystery
Twelve to eighteen men are rounded up on assault with intent charges tied to unrest after a city strike by railway workers. Investigators emphasize arrests related to the February 26 assault of two railway company employees and a broader effort to uncover who killed Policeman Mendelssohn amid a series of violent episodes on the Waterville line.
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Robbery Gang Seized in Ohio Town Fight. One Dead
In Bedford suburb near Cleveland three masked robbers entered Garrettaville and attacked a night policeman. A gunfight ensued when pursuers stopped the trio after a train stop. one robber lay dead, another surrendered wounded, and a third escaped. Captive identified as James Bradley of St. Louis.
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Sailors Punish Seaman For Treasonous Language Aboard
On the Seminole voyage a seaman with veteran status shouted unpatriotic remarks and threats against the United States. Quartermaster and Captain Rogers reported the incident. the crew was mustered and the offender was restrained and required to repeat a pledge of loyalty in his presence.
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Son of Porter Senator Accused of Military Irregularities
A dispatch from Ska guay Alaska reports Lieutenant Charles Faulkner, son of former West Virginia Senator Faulkner, placed in close confinement by Major Fitcher of the Eighth Infantry on charges of irregularities. He was among the first into Pekin with his unit. A court martial will be held.
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Masquerader Terrorizes Town in Female Disguise
Westfield residents confronted a male mechanic known as Tos vel Wheel who for years hid in women's clothing to cause fear. He entered a home by knocking, wrestled with a man, and was subdued by neighbors before police learned his true identity. He had lived in Westfield twenty years and used a high fashion female disguise.
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Drowning Tragedy At Bass Lake Claims Four Men
Four men died in a Bass Lake drowning near Ogdensburg New York after a small boat capsized during a winter work party. Survivors Nichols and Smith were among the party. only one man reached shore exhausted, with the others lost to the lake.
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Lynching Reparations and International Notes Roll Across Visionary News
Report lists indemnities for lynching victims Giovanni and Vincenzo Soure JTavian and Salvatore T Liberte with payments of 2000 and 1000 dollars respectively. Mentiones other incidents include a Kentuckys explosion death toll, a Montana coal vein discovery, and a fire in Texas destroying several busses with losses over 200000 dollars. The voyage of the steamship Americaune concludes with all passengers returning to U S shores.
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105 Year Old Mrs Walalhean Leaves Home for Visit
Lancaster Mass. Mrs Jonnie Bule mer aged 105 leaves the home of her youngest daughter Mrs Joseph Bachant after twenty five years to visit relatives in Gutapio Province. She has fourteen children and more than 100 descendants including two great great grandchildren.
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Case of the motorman and the old man unfolds in court
A New York case recounts a motorist aiding an elderly pedestrian who was pulled from danger. A rheumatic jury awarded the claimant damages, while the defendant proved its case from the claimant’s own testimony. The judgment was modest and the claimant left without reputational harm.
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Life Insurance in England Without Medical Exam Debate
The New York World notes a rise in life insurers offering no medical exams. Companies claim early high mortality falls, then normals out. Policies to 10 000 healthy strangers would show similar death rates to insured groups, with small front loaded charges and reduced payout if death occurs within five years.
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