Lease Signed for Bull Dog Mine by Foster Curran
Foster and Curran have leased the Bull Dog mine owned by Mc Millan and Menkins and plan to resume work in a few days. Will Powell and family moved from Whitehall to the Wein gart property nearby. Local visits include Mrs Curran at Heavy Lift mine and Joe Gilfoyle inspecting mining interests in Iron Rod. A recent electric storm damaged the Barkell home with broken windows.
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Bull Dog
the Tribune
Silver Star
Gertha Warman
Iron Rod
Minneapolis
L. J. Foster
Twin Bridges
H. J. Foster
Jonathan Warman
Z. D. Foster
Whitehall
L. G. Foster
Joe Gilfoyle
Butte
Barkell
Willis News Roundup and Fourth of July Observances
J Hartwig and son Carl traced horses to Dillon. S Shepard from Faylin inquiring about stock. J Barech of Butte visited Polichs. Mrs L Cartier of Butte discussed her brother. August Young narrowly escaped drowning while rescuing a horse. Richard Adders and Levi Cartier visited from Butte. Al Fassler visited from Melrose. Joe Cartier from Rochester visited relatives. The Fourth featured picnics, fishing and widespread firecracker bursts.
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Tribune
Willis
Mr. Young
Richard Adders
Butte
Levi Cartier
al Fassler
Melrose
Jacob Hartwig
Joe Cartier
Rochester
Butte Miner Butte Thomas Clemo Dies at Centerville Home
Centerville records an obituary for Butte-Thomas Clemo, a veteran miner famed in the city, who died at his Centerville residence on Sunday morning.
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Butte
Thomas Clemo
Centerville
Health and Beauty Tips From Lily Langtry
A long excerpt discusses how health underpins beauty, urging work, sunshine, exercise, water, soap, nourishing food, fresh air, and a happy spirit. It promotes knowing one's body, suggests medical books like The People’s Common Sense Medical Adviser, and endorses Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription with testimonial claims of cure and a $500 reward offer for certain conditions.
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Lily Langtry
People
R. V. Pierce
M. D
Buffalo
N. Y
Indictments Hit Packers and Trading Firms in Sherman Case
A federal grand jury indicted seventeen packing industry figures for Sherman Act conspiracies and four Schwarzschild & Sulzberger officials for rebating to railroads. Five companies Armour Swift Nelson Morris Cudahy and Fairbanks were charged. Also named are Armour and Swift executives and lawyers. Separate dispatches report thirty six killed and 1677 injured nationwide on July 4 due to firecrackers firearms and gunpowder.
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Chicago
Federal
Schwarzchild &. Sulzberger Company
Armour & Co
Swift & Co
Nelson Morris & Co
Cudahy Packing Company
Fairbanks Canning Company
J. Ogden Armour
Charles Armour
Arthur Meeker
T. J. Connors
Armour &Co
P. A. Valentine
Samuel McRoberts
Louis F. Swift
Charles Swift
Lawrence A. Carlton
Arthur F. Evans
R. C. McManus
A. H. Veeder
Edward F. Swift
Edward Morrie
Ira. W. Morris
Edward Cudahy
Schwarzschild & Sulzberger
Samuel Weil
the Record-Herald
United States
Chiery
Loss of life in Guanajuato rises over two hundred deaths
Guanajuato reports more than 200 dead after a cloudburst floods the city. The Juarez theater and hospital were submerged, power plant damaged leaving the city in darkness. Property losses are estimated at about $2,000,000.
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Guanajuato
Obregon
Juarez Theater
Eighteen Drown in Texas Flood Near Las Vacas
Eighteen people are reported dead after a cloudburst in the mountains above Las Vacas Texas. Sixteen Mexicans and two American children perished as floodwaters swept through the valley. Property and livestock losses are extensive as searching parties and relief efforts mobilize.
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Texas
del Rio
Tex
Las Vacas
Fatal Scenic Railway Accident at White City Park
Chicago July 3 Lee Reynolds nineteen of Whiting Ind was instantly killed and Mrs Rose Manning and Mrs Charles Brown of Chicago were severely injured in a scenic railway accident at White City Amusement park. A brick fragment believed to have lodged on a rail caused the crash.
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Chicago
Lee Reynolds
Whiting
Ind
Rose Manning
Charles Brown
White City
McKinley Statue Unveiled in Chicago Park
A bronze statue of William McKinley was unveiled in McKinley Park Chicago before about 15 000 people. Principal address by Judge Peter S Grosscup, a lifelong friend of McKinley. Also speaking were Governor Deneen Mayor Duns and Grand Army members.
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McKinley
Chicago
William McKinley
McKinley Park
Peter S. Grosscup
Deneen
Duns
Grand Army
Wonderful new metal radium argentiferum unveiled by Tuscan engineers
Rome dispatch to the Brooklyn Eagle says Travaglini and Fabiani discovered a metal named radium argentiferum. Belgium’s Corbet Electric Co. bought rights for 1 200 000. It allegedly blends copper iron silver phosphorus and radium with a secret in phosphorus.
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Travaglini
Fabiani
Rome
Brooklyn Eagle
Corbet Electric Company
Belgium
Italy
Paris
Wave Power From Sea Demonstrated by Los Angeles Inventor
John Henry Smith of Los Angeles unveils a compact wave power device mounted on piers that uses a weighted water-filled float and a ratchet linkage to drive a 30 foot flywheel. The system converts wave motion into rotational energy with adjustable protection against storms and minimal gearing.
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Los Angeles
John Henry Smith
Cal
Longevity of Cast Iron Pipes in Versailles
Cast iron water mains in Versailles remain in use dating from 1664 to 1688. Pipes include twenty inch and 12.75 inch diameters, cast in forty inch lengths, joined by flanges and bolts. Twenty inch pipes are about 1.375 inches thick. smaller pipes about 0.875 inches. Repairs mainly replace rusted bolts, though seldom needed.
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Versailles
France
Huntington Heberlein smelting method shows promise
A new lead smelting process called Huntington Heberlein mixes sulphide with lime and heats it to moderate temperature to form clinker. The clinker goes to a converter with air blown through, separating air and oxidizing lead. Lead oxide then goes to a blast furnace to be reduced with lime as flux, seen as ingenious and simple though not yet tried outside Australia.
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Australig
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County News Letters
August Young
Miner
Packers
Grand Jury
Armour, Swift and Cudahy
Schwarnchild & Sulzberger
Mexico
Studebaker
St. Clair Steel Ranges
White Mountain
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