Stone Creek Copper Mining Company Seeks Patent in Madison County
United States Land Office Helena Montana announces that Stone Creek Copper Mining Company has filed for a patent on multiple lodes in the Stone Creek district Madison County Montana. The claims include Crown Point Gold Dollar Homestead San Lawrence Copper Head Montana View Fraction and related lode locations with survey numbers and corner descriptions. Adjoining claims and county records are listed. first publication December 25 1903.
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United States Land Office
Helena
Mont
Stone Creek Copper Jing Company
Arigona
Montana
Stone
Fast
Wilson
Crown Point Lode
Home Stake
Tevenies
Mountain View
Stone Creek
Madleon County
Beare
Montana View
Recorder's Office
Madison County
Andrew A. Maneer
Minnesota
Mottara Tie Abet and Gold Mining Company
Montans Copper and Gold Mining Company
Frank D. Miracur
Register
Congress
Maggie H. Edie
James Edie
Dillon, Mont
Beaverhead County
the Register of the U. S. Gand
Helens
Towit
Beaverhead
Laytatte Scott
Monroe Mann Et al
Frane D. Mraach
Panama Topic Dominates Senate as House Fails to Vote
Senate devoted to Panama with President Roosevelt’s message discussed all day. McComas defends the president. Stewart criticizes Bogota’s stance. Morgan backs Nicaragua route. In the House, Hay’s privileged resolution prompts deferral, Gardner and Payne clash, and a tie on the previous question leads to adjournment for lack of a quorum.
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Washington
Senate
Panama
Roosevelt
Potts
McComas
Republic of
Stewart
Bogota
Morgan
Nicaragua
United States
House
Russia
Japan
Hay
Dem
Bristow Postoffice
Gardner
Payne
Rep
N. Y
Post Office Committee
Fire destroys St Catherine's Academy near Springfield
A blaze leveled St Catherine's Academy for girls near Springfield Kentucky. No deaths occurred though about 100 pupils fled in night attire across snow to St Rose's shelter. Loss estimated at two hundred thousand dollars. The 1804 founded institution was one of Kentucky's historic schools.
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Catholic Academy
Louisville
St. Catherine's Academy
Springfield
May Curry
St. Rose's
Senate advances Taft and Wright nominations in wartime cabinet shifts
Washington reports the president sent to the senate the nomination of William H. Taft for secretary of war and Luke E. Wright and Henry C. Ide for Philippine civil leadership. The Military Affairs committee backed General Wood for major general on a 7 to 2 vote with Procotor recorded its vote despite absence.
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Washington
Senate
William H. Taft
Ohio
Luke E. Wright
Tennessee
Philippine Islands
Henry C. Ide
Vermont
Senate Committee On Military Affairs
Wood
Proctor
Warren
Foraker
Quarles
Alger
Cockrell
Pettus
Scott
Blackburn
Hawley
Bate
Frederick Pabst Dies at 67 Milwaukees Brewer Leader
Captain Frederick Pabst president of the Pabst Brewing Company died at his Milwaukee home after a battle with incurable disease. He was sixty seven last March and died suddenly from pulmonary edema. His last words offered cheer to family and friends.
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Milwaukee
Frederick Pabst
Pabst Brewing Company
Marines Begin Landing After Dixie Arrives
The U S cruiser Dixie arrived at Colon on January 4. General Elliott of the Marine Corps travels to Empire station on the Panama railroad to inspect stations for a suitable camp for Marines from the Dixie. Marines likely to be landed today with reinforcements headed for the Bayano and Darien districts.
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Dixie
Coton
Colon
General Elliott
United States Marine Corps
Empire Station
Panama Railroad
Bayano
Darien
Socialists Choose Chicago for 1904 Convention
Chicago was selected as the site for the national Socialist convention for 1904. Arrangements will be made for accommodations and related formalities in Chicago during the coming year.
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Chicago
Readjustment marks 1903 economy with expansion and retrenchment
The 1903 Dun review states readjustment as the era’s keyword from 1896 to 1903, with expansion in trade and manufacturing giving way to drastic price cuts and capital retrenchment. Many failures occurred late in the year, though recovery is anticipated in 1904 amid varied industry prospects.
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New Yoro
R. G. Dun & Co
United States
East Emerges From Blizzard After Severe New England Storm
Boston reports zero degree temperatures and 36 below in Maine with foot drifts delaying rail service and darkened streets. The blizzard swept from Newport to Eastport, causing ship wreck fear and multiple exposure deaths as lifesavers monitor the coast and storms continue into maritime provinces.
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New England
Boston
Maine
Newport
R.I
Eastport
Maritime Provinces
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Belle J.’.Neal
Allerton Bar
Nantucket
Vesselm
Explosion wrecks hotel and hall during Keasby dance
An explosion at Keasby injured about thirty people and wrecked the hotel of Joseph Galdida and the Keasby St. John Benevolent Society hall. Panic ensued with one exit blocked, trampling and serious injuries including head burns to Galaida and severe injuries to Gertrude Hilon and Michael Longer. Authorities suspect dynamite used in retaliation.
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Woodbridge
N. F
Joseph Galdida
Keasby
St.’ Johne
Gertrude Hilon
Michael
Galatha
Longstreet to Lie in State in Gainesville Funeral
General James Longstreet will lie in state at the Gainesville court house tomorrow after his remains are moved from his daughter’s home. Naval and military organizations will attend, pallbearers named, and a full military funeral with rites by the Catholic church. A salute by soldiers’ sons will mark the interment at Alta Vista cemetery.
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Gainesville
James Longstreet
Alta Vista
Assault Street Railway Men Riot In Bloomington
Riotous scenes marked the Bloomington street car strike as several hundred sympathizers gathered along the line. Windows in six cars were smashed by missiles. J Knocks and G R Morris were dragged from cars and beaten. Mayor says he cannot cope. Demonge of the street car company will ask for militia to protect property. Three arrests made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Ill
J. Knocks
G. R. Morris
Demonge
Street Car Company
Nineteenth Typhoid Death Reported in Butler
Butler Pennsylvania records the nineteenth typhoid fatality with three additional cases reported in the city. The uneven January weather and public health concerns surround the outbreak as officials monitor the spread and reinforce sanitation measures.
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Butler
Butler, Pa
Nobel Prizes Awarded in Discernible Ceremony
King Oscar presides as prizes distributed to distinguished figures including Bjornson who receives a great ovation. Other notable attendees share in the ceremony highlighting national pride and scholarly achievement.
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King Oscar
Bjornson
Nobel prizes awarded in Stockholm during royal ceremony
The December 10 Nobel award events in Stockholm honored Bjornson Pierre Curie and wife Maria, Arrhenius, and Hansen with diplomas and gold medals. A 100 voice chorus, the Danish and Norwegian crowds, and a Grand Hotel fest followed. Crown princess Victoria’s health remains good as Swedish artists plan St Louis exhibit.
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Taf
Prince Carl
Ingeborg
Dalarne
Nobel
Akerberg
Biornstjerne
Bijornuson
Pierre Curie
Mane
Maria Cutie
Denrs Jeequerely
Svante Arrhenius
Stockholm
Hansen
Becquerel
Arrhenius
Bjornson
Grand Hotel
Norway
Unionen
Sweden
Prince Hagen
Rome
Count Rosendal
St. Louis
University of Nebraska
Monitor
Merrimac
Hampton Roads
Victoria
Italy
A. Hahr
Upsala University
Dr. Hahr
Royal Travels and Recognitions Reported in Europe
The report notes a planned royal visit to Italy, France, and a Stockholm trip by King Edward and Queen Alexandra next May as per Aftonbladet. Prince Gustaf Adolph finishes studies at Upeala University on December 12 and will spend the rest of the winter in Norway. Oscar recognizes Panama as an independent state.
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King Edward
Queen Alexandra
Stockholm
Aftonbladet
Gustaf Adolph
Upeala University
Norway
Jag Oscar
Republic of Panama
Nobel Prize Recipient Finsen Donates Prize Sum
Copenhagen notes that Prof Iinsen won the medical Nobel prize awarded in Stockholm and donated at least 50 000 crowns to the Lysinstitutet. Niels Ryberg Finsen, born December 14 1860 in the Faroe Islands, noted for sunlight therapy and lupus treatment, received congratulations on December 11 at the Finsen Light Institute. Major By Voss of Fredericia died at age ten years.
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Ejjornson
Ibsen
Stockholm
Morgenbladet
Cheristhinia
Norway
Henrik Ibsen
Agin
Bjornson
Nobel
Leopold
Belgium
Thoms Ofrondhjem
Hig Ten
Hams
Man Knudsen
Christiania
Oscar
Hagerup-Tscen
Sweden
Just Gude Smith
Trondhjem
Woman
Christophersen
Drammeensvelen
Nobel Committee
Muller & Co
Bergen
Midsjos
Tingsen Coul
Stockhholm
Iinsen
Finsen
Lysinstitutet
Finsen Light Institute
Niels Ryberg Finsen
Shershavn
Faroe Islands
Reykjavik
Copenhagen University
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Department of the Interior
Font
Dillon
Elore Geo
W. French
Moe Vind Msen
Bonsai
Wedee
Riley's Drug Store
Geo. R. Metlen
U. S
Idaho
W. H. Saunders & Co
W. Hi
Englewood Sta
Perrin
Virginia
Historic School
Ashes
Taft
WAR
Root
Longstreet
Swecer
Denmark
Academy of Music
Prince Gus
Bjornstjerne Bjornson
France
Copenhagen
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