Montana Montana Crown Point Lode Patent Notice 1903
Public notice by Blane Creek Copper Mining and Milling Company in Madison county Montana of an application for patents on six lodes Crown Point Gold Dollar Homestead San Lawrence Copper Hand Montana View Fraction with detailed survey data and corner markers. First publication December 25 1903.
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SM Ag
Fey Offosi
Mont Nobice
Blane Creek Copper Mining and Milling Com
Istritory of
Arizona
Montana
Wilson
Crown Point Lode
Home Stake Lode
Lawrence Lode
Copper Head
Mountain View
Stone Creek
Madison County
U. Be L. M
San Lawrence’’ Lode
Sbove
Montana View
Beara
Recorder's Office
San Lawrence
May Mower Lode
Andrew A. Manser
Minnesota Lode
Montana Copper and Gold Mining Company
Frank D. Minache
Register
United States Land Office
Helena
Mont
Congress
Maggie H. Edie
James Edie
Dillon
Beaverhead County
Office of the Register of the U. U. Land ‘Office
Towit
Besverhsad
Ette Scott
Mann Lode
Monroe Manhet
Eouth
Eatrae
RANE
Mirrol
Death List Rises to Twenty-Two in Pere Marquette Wreck
A head on collision of two Pere Marquette passenger trains near East Paris Michigan on December 28 leaves twenty two dead and thirty eight injured. Wind extinguished the signal light at McCord's station precipitating the wreck. The crash, described as the system's worst disaster, involved No 5 and No 6 trams, with extensive destruction and multiple fatalities.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Pere Marquette Railroad
Paris
L. J. Baldwin
Mulliken
Louis Baldwin
Lester Williams
Lansing
Daisy Giles
Lowell
Burt Myers
Grand Ville Au Lake Odessa
Walter Jordan
Joseph Hulim
Windsor
Ont
Austin I. Wager
Baggageman
Detroit
Charles A. Stoddard
Charles A. Devine
William Helmrich
I. M. Gillett
Burr Oak
Portland
Allen H. Wells
Big Rapids
McCord’s
Saginaw
No. 6
Liffe
Waterman
Moon
Death toll in Dawson wreck rises to sixty five
Connellsville Pa December 26 A new victim in the Duquesne limited wreck at Dawson boosts the death count to sixty five. Harry Devlin, one of the remaining patients at Cottage State hospital, dies and two other hospital patients are expected to recover. Christmas funeral held for Edison Goldsmith as services attract a large crowd. Bodies of other victims await burial tomorrow.
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Connellsville
Duquesne Limited
Baltimore and Ohio
Dawson
Harry—Devlin
Cottage State Hospital
Edison Goldsmith
Goldsmith Mense Concourse
Mail Clerk Rouse Dies in Northern Pacific Collision
A head on crash on the Duluth division at Devoun left both engines badly damaged and a mail car burned. Mail Clerk Rouse died from burns while other passengers escaped unharmed. Deroun was the meeting point. responsibility remains unknown.
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St. Paul
Duluth
Northern Pacific
Devoun
Rouse
Deroun
Wreck Victim Dies. Another Passenger Critical
Week Victim G W Blodgett of Bussey Iowa died at the Windsor hotel after injuries from the southbound Wabash wreck near Mexico Missouri. C R Lamont of Sandusky Montana, also injured, is in a dying condition.
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Mexico
G. W. Blodgett
Bussey
Ian
Here
Windsor Hotel
C. R. Lamont
Sandusky
Mont
Barber Slays Wife in Christmas Tragedy in Salt Lake
Frank Rose a barber surrendered to police claiming he killed his wife Christmas afternoon. The body lay in a bedroom where she died after two hours with a pistol wound. Their two year old son sat beside the mother in a bloodstained bed. the child, locked in a cold room for two days, cried and clung to his dead mother as officers found her. The boy is in serious condition but likely to recover.
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Salt Lake
Frank Rose
Bis Mamma
Christmas at the White House Quiet After Funeral
President Roosevelt skipped his morning ride to attend Mrs Hoar funeral services. He spent an hour at his desk before the day’s gift distribution to children. Archie Roosevelt claimed the sewing room and set up a personal tree with family remembrances.
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Washington
White House
Roosevelt
Hoar
Archie Roosevelt
Parsifal staged at the Metropolitan Opera House
Richard Wagner’s Parsifal was produced at the Metropolitan Opera House in New York before a massive audience. The first public performance of the drama outside Beyreuth drew praise from observers who have made the Parsifal pilgrimage.
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New York
Richard Wagner
Metropolitan Opera House
Beyreuth
Dreyfus Granted New Trial in Paris Case
Paris December 26 The government foresees dwindling public interest as three months pass before cassation reviews Dreyfus appeal. Dreyfus remains silent for publication while Reinach and allies hail the move as a step toward vindication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dreyfus
Paris
Court of Cassation
Joseph Reinach
Five-Story Building Blown Down in Indiana Storm
A severe windstorm in Washington Indiana collapses a five story building with several people trapped. Six men who entered the structure escaped moments before the crash as telephone and telegraph lines fail. Nearby Seymour and Petersburg report further storm damage.
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Indiana
Washington
Ind
Seymour
Petersburg
Asks for Bryan's Removal as Executor
In New Haven on December 26 Mrs. Bennett and other residuary legatees petitioned the probate court to remove William J. Bryan as executor of Philo G. Bennett's will alleging neglect of duties and conflicts of interest as trustee with the legatees.
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Bryan
New Haven
Conn
William 3
Philo G. Bennett
Bennett
Fifth Big Fire at Troy Destroys Three Buildings
Troy New York on December 28 reports the fifth major blaze in weeks aimed at the business district. The fire started in A W Hollister's bake room on River Street and spread to Fitzpatrick and Japer's tobacco factory and the Troy Furniture Company. All three structures burned, causing about 200000 dollars in damage.
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Troy
A. W Hollister
River ‘Street
Fitzpatrick & Japer
Troy Furniture Company
Russian beef orders for Far East reach South Omaha
The Russian government buys 1,000,000 pounds of extra mess beef from Cudahy Plant in South Omaha for ships after January. Barrels and packing are prepared locally for dispatch to reach San Francisco before the January 26 sailing. Additional bacon and side meat are also being prepared for Germany. Supplies for the US Army in Manila are shipped from South Omaha packers.
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Omaha
South
Far East
Cudahy Packing Company
Russia
Cudahy
South Omaha
San Francisco
Cudahy Company
Germany
United States Army
Manila
Practical Press Censorship In London War News
Daily Mail reports Japanese authorities urge restraint on troop movement coverage. Editorials warn of censorship risk as foreign warship movements and US Marines to Korea raise tensions. Delcasse remarks reassure peace prospects as talks with Prince Ching’s faction seek a China Japan alliance.
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London
Daily Mail
Kobe
Far East
United States
Korea
M. Delcasse
Senate
Daly
Prince Ching
China
Japan
Japan Buys Two Warships Amid Russo-Japanese Crisis
Reports say Japan purchased the warships Moreno and Rivadia across Italian yards Genoa nearing completion as crisis intensifies. The Daily Chronicle notes Japan may shift 25 million from an educational fund for emergency needs.
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Japan
London
Russia
Daily Chronicle
Moreno
Rivadavia
Genoa
Glover defies militia and is wounded during arrest
In Cripple Creek Colorado Attorney John M. Glover former Missouri congressman barricaded in his office defying the militia. He declared guns in his office and fired at troops wounding him in the arm before capture. Colonel Verdeckberg dispatched a squad to seize him and his weapons.
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Cripple Creek
Colo
John M. Glover
Missouri
Verdeckberg
Glover
Peabody
Major Naylor
Peace Delay in Chicago Livery Strike Continues
Chicago reports delay as livery drivers strike persists with owners opposing submission to arbitrators while suggesting possible negotiations. In Genoa Bell arrives to ship James Smithson’s remains to the Smithsonian in Washington, founder of the institution who died in 1829.
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Chicago
Livery ‘Owners’ Association
Robbery at Kiowa Bank Sparks Shootout with Citizens
Five bandits dynamited the Kiowa bank at 3 a.m. and escaped with 2800 dollars after a two hour exchange of shots with a posse of about fifty townspeople. A crowd armed with revolvers and shotguns fired from outside while two robbers worked inside. The bank building was damaged and the loot partly mutilated by the explosion.
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South McAlester
I. T
Kiowa
Alony
Lynchers Burn a Negro and Fire Pineapple Jail
A mob frees and kills Arthur Stuart a colored prisoner in Pineapple Alabama after seizing the jail. They set it ablaze then fire spreads to eight stores two warehouses and the post office causing about $35000 in losses. White man P Melton wounded in a separate shooting follows.
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Ala
Arthur Stuart
P. Melton
Friends of
Melton
Final figures on farm crops for 1908 United States
Government report details acreage production and value of principal U S farm crops in 1908. Data from regular and special correspondents, plus field agents, shows totals across crops with values and per acre figures. Includes corn, oats, wheat, barley, rye, and others with regional breakdowns and grand totals.
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Washington
Ifinal
Bureau of Statistics
Department of Agriculture
United States
Chicago grain and provisions firm on Argentina harvest delay
Chicago markets closed firm as Argentina harvest delays due to rain boost wheat, with May prices up slightly and corn easing. Provisions gain about 2.4 to 12 1/2 cents, while cash grades show mixed values across wheat and corn contracts and standard oats at the commodity pit.
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Chicago
Argentina
Dauts--Dee
Park
Lord—dan
Riba
Chicago Market Receipts and Prices End of December
Cattle receipts 20 000 steady with ranges from 4.90 to 8.75 for various classes. Hogs receipts 25 000 with prices from 4.55 to 4.70 for mixed, heavy, and light categories. Sheep receipts 240 000 with wethers 5.80 5.00 and western and native lamb values noted among multiple figures.
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Chicago
Kansas City Livestock Prices Lead To Mixed Holiday Receipts
Cattle receipts around 8000 with varied classes reflecting lower tone. export and dressed beef steers at 93.00 per cwt and 4.00, western fed steers about 3.25, stockers 2.50 to 64.00, southern cows 1.00 to 2.00, native cows up to 1. A hog run about 3000 with top around 4.77, bulk 4.00 to 4.62, packers 4.75. Sheep receipts low to steady, native lambs 4.50, western lambs 4.25 to 5.00, fed ewes 2.75 to 3.00, yearlings 3.50 to 4.10.
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Kansas City
Cattle Hogs and Sheep Receipts at Omaha Market Report
South Omaha on December 28 reports cattle receipts around 2500 with varied prices for native and western steers cows and heifers Texas steers range cows canners stockers calves and bulls. Hog receipts near 5000 with prices from 3.50 to 4.70 per hundredweight and sheep receipts about 5000 with mutton and lamb bids across several classes.
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South Omaha
Texas
St Joseph Live Stock Market Receipts Summary
St Joseph cattle receipts report mix of natives, calves, and stockers with active trading. Prices shown include $2.50 to $5.00 for cows and heifers and $4.00 to $4.70 for medium stockers and feeders. Hi receipts total 3,887 head, varying by class and condition.
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St. Joseph
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