Standard Oil Buys Highland Boy Mine In Utah Deal
A New York telegram reports Samuel Newhouse sold his Highland Boy mine interest at Bingham Utah for about 4 million dollars. The sale includes the management contract. Purchasers are Standard Oil members who reveal their involvement, with prior negotiations under way and President Rockefeller having inspected the mine recently.
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New York
Samuel Newhouse
Bingham
Utah
Standard Oil Company
Rockefeller
Copper stocks rise as Patrol leads early trading surge
In today’s copper market Patrol opened strong at 50 and rose to about 6048 within an hour, with a likely close near 58. Butte buyers were prominent this morning, and the Belona mine is described as a productive asset with the company’s mines reported in excellent condition.
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Butte
Belona
Princess Maud Ledge Strikes Rich at 234 Feet Depth
A Spokane Review report from February 21 notes Princess Maud ledge in the Republic camp struck in the tunnel 234 feet deep between shafts. Quartz assays yield 24.80 and 55.60 dollars per ton, suggesting a highly valuable strike once crosscut confirms the extent. miners expect updates each morning.
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Princess Maud
Republic
Spokane Review
Pool Ties 25 000 Republic Gold Shares to Trustee Patrick Mark
The Spokesman-Review reports about 25 000 of Republic Gold Mining Company’s 1 000 000 shares being pooled under trustee Patrick Mark. Six months in effect, about 925 000 shares are in the pool with 75 000 shares floating. Question about the pool’s purpose is deferred. The Republic mill is now operating steadily after severe winter disruption.
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Republic Gold Mining Company
Wen
Patrick Mark
Spokesman-Review
Patrick Re
Toronto
Othe S Te Em
Republic
Bonded Eureka Mine Bond Assures Rich Copper Lead
William A. Clark, Montana millionaire mine owner and new U S senator, bonded the Eureka claim near Republic to L D Liv from George Mody J Moody and W H Bigham. The 10 foot wide copper pyrite lead assays 40 to 60 dollars per ton. Bond for 25000 dollars runs to June 15 with no cash down, buyers to verify value before payment. If the bond is taken up, operations will begin after snow melts.
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William A. Clark
Montana
United States
Eureka
George Mody
J. Moody
W. H. Bigham
L. D. Liv
Mr. Clark
Geleher Mountain
Republic
Belcher
The Cup That Cheers Delights After Work Return
A vivid description of coffee as a welcoming aroma and comforting beverage. The prose highlights its clear amber color pleasant fragrance and the way it greets someone returning home after a long day of work. It reads like a nostalgic advertisement or lifestyle snippet from a past era.
Pureka Lead Crops Tapped From Mountain Ridge
The Republic Record notes that on June 15 the full purchase price will be paid in cash. It describes Pureka lead crops along the summit of a high ridge and details that it can be tapped by a tunnel at great depth from either side of the mountain.
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Republic Record
Copper Markets Show Tentative Consolidation Talks Amid Slower Demand
Engineering and Mining Journal notes rumors of consolidation among large smelting plants, yet no firm options, with negotiations still preliminary. Copper demand weakened by storms, mills at full capacity, and some future orders held back. Prices held firm locally while London and English markets varied, and US imports and production show shifts in mid year figures.
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New York
Lonton
Pritay
United States
Mining Notes and Bond Rumors Across Okanogan County
Rumors say Lie Niner workers breached the Never Sweat workings at the 500 foot level. Patrick Clark posted a bond around $54,000 for a new year on the Bunker Hill group on Palmer Mountain in Okanogan County near Loomis. The bond was previously bonded by C. H. Mackintosh of the British American Corporation, but that bond lapsed. Snow accumulations are noted in many outlying mining districts with fears of snowy slides threatening hillsides and possible loss of youth and property.
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Lie Niner
Patrick Clark
Bunker Hill
Clibs
Palmer Mountain
Okanogan County
Loomis
Hon. C. HM. Mackintosh
British American Corporation
The McCormick Inquest Opens Tonight
The inquest into carpenter David AleCormick's death in his Exchange room will be held at Sherman’s undertaking rooms tonight. Coroner Jullien pursued information while George Fitchen of the Exchange Hotel doubted suicide, noting McCormick's reticent nature and unusual mood the prior Monday night.
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David AleCormick
Sherman
Jullien
George Fitchen
Change Hotel
McCormick
Is the Steam Locomotive Doomed
An editorial outline predicts steam locomotives fading in ten years as new motive power allows speeds around 160 miles per hour. The piece compares the shift to Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, claiming quick health relief for dyspepsia indigestion biliousness and liver complaints with a trial bottle proving its benefits.
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Hostetter
Stam Co
Amos Turkish Bath offers relief and treatments
Amos' Turkish Bath advertises preventive and curative benefits for all diseases. It claims to reduce joint swelling from rheumatism or sprain in 29 to 38 minutes while easing pain. The facility charges one dollar for Turkish baths and offers plain baths, Zac.
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Zac
Miss Bates Departs Daly's Stage After Short Run
The resignation of Blanche Bates from Augustin Daly’s company follows a troubled run with The Kiss of Blood. Miss Bates, brought from California, impressed on opening night but could not sustain favor as Ada Rehan remained Daly’s preferred lead.
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Blanche Bates
Augustin Daly
New York Sun
Miss Bates
Ada Rehan
Daly
Miss Rehan
Maxime Elliott
Drury Lane
California
London
Drury Tame
John Wood
Miss Behan
Wood
After the Grafters Judge Ferrell’s Court Hears Ward Robbery Tale
The Galena morning court met after Washington’s Birthday with a lenient stance toward celebrants. Three men Keal Tall and Deltz pleaded guilty to drunkenness and were fined four dollars. Nell, a noted figure linked to robberies, was jailed briefly on a prostitution charge and faces tougher sentencing ahead.
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J. B. Morse
Uulty
Drummenne
Perrell
Meir
Meist
John Durocher
Duarneher
Galena
Nella
Nell
Rocky Mountain Mineral Water Promoted as Cure
An old letter from Sheridan Montana extols Rocky Mountain Mineral Water as a safe cure for rheumatism and illness, claiming rapid relief after weeks of immobility. The fragment mentions a physician’s aid and a signoff from J. Aril, but contains many transcription errors and unclear details.
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Rhenmariam
Sherilan
Mont
Dr Judd's Belt Promotes Superior Electric Health Device
Prof F F Shadduck of Butte Montana touts Dr Judd's Electric Belt as a superior portable electrical device claiming longer life higher current and safer operation than outdated belts. He notes belts with 30 to 70 cells and offers a March first sale at four dollars, urging buyers to avoid cheaper belts.
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Dr. Judd
Montana
F. F. Shadduck
West Park
Butte
Mont
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