Copper and ore strikes across Nevada Utah and Idaho mining notes
Reports show a 16 percent copper vein in Odin mine Park City Utah and a seven foot sulphide ore at Ramsey Comstock Nevada. Dreamland ore in Rosebud Nevada dazzles Salt Lake City with $1,500 per ton potential. Golden Crest strike at Murray Ida and Steptoe Lead prospect near Ely plan new four claim operations. Copper markets face mixed signals as Utah Consolidated boasts 1 cent per pound costs and Nevada Ely aims for large-scale output.
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Governor Sheldon signs Nebraska labor and anti-pase laws
A roundup of brief items reports Governor Sheldon signing anti-pase and child labor bills in Nebraska. Other notes cover a New Jersey oyster settlement fire near Millville, a Japanese general at Jumeatown, and various accidents, robberies, strikes, and political notes from across the country.
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Northwest News Briefs From The Pacific Northwest
Miners in Won der Nevada lose a $6 a day fight and return to $5 wages at the old works. A Johnson camp accident near Huntington Oregon injures a man, an unidentified murdered man found in Chehalis river, and dynamite thefts tied to labor troubles in Butte. An unknown man dies in Butte without foul play suspected. Eruptive tremors felt in Tacoma. A Walden editor and a Colorado editor face mental health concerns. Helena arrests over Republican primaries. Legal defense in a murder case cites unwritten law and hypnotism. Local option temperance bill signed by Colorado governor. Pacific Northwest Golf Association hosts open tournament in Spokane. Several dynamite accidents reported near Huntington. Forest rules allow stock drift in national forests without fencing.
Utah Territory News Roundup Highlights Local Events
Salt Lake City reports 36 births and 24 deaths last week. James Anderson of St George injured in wagon accident. Utah Woolgrowers set April 6 meeting in East Lake City. Provo schools may close May 10 after eight and a half months. Johanna Evenwood dies at 93 after 54 years in Fairview. Bountiful considers independent electric plant. Rev P A Simpkin named judge of Salt Lake juvenile court. American Fork merchants cut hours for spring and summer. Ephraim builds about a dozen new brick houses, more planned. Floods near St George disrupt rail links to Modena. Registrar Coray notes nearly 1000 UT students enrolled. Legislature logged 594 bills and 616–624 pages printed. Derrick watchman Charles Nichols killed near Rambo in snowstorm. Salt Lake Commercial Club to run first merchants’ excursion into Idaho territory in May. St George Judd predicts 50 percent drop in almond and apricot crops due to weather. William Ward of North Ogden hangs himself after grief over wife’s death. Garfield to establish a bank. Utah Chamber of Commerce exhibits showcase state produce. Decoration Day moved to a day of rest with a ban on public amusements. Ogden resident Henry Ried injured by his pet eagle. Privates Mike McCabe and Wm J O’Leary sentenced to 15 years for robbery. Utah to appoint commissioners to the Jamestown Exposition in Norfolk, Va. Fort Duchene relocation plans noted. final timing unclear.
Young Millionaire Patterson Enters Wisconsin Dairy Study
Joseph Medill Patterson, Yale graduate and Chicago Tribune heir, enrolls at Wisconsin University to study agriculture and dairying. He plans a model dairy near Chicago, living simply as he learns, while his family remains in Madison and he continues writing for socialist outlets.
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Thunder Castle Razed for Modern Cottage in Catonsville
Thunder Castle once sheltered the three American Graces at Catonsville, a stone house near the historic national pike. Former Senator John Hubner has purchased the western Catonsville property, historically linked to Charles Carroll and Gen. Winfield Scott, and plans tear-down for a modern dwelling.
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Feodor Golovin Elected Speaker of Russia Douma
Feodor Golovin was elected speaker of Russia's new douma in St. Petersburg. A constitutional democrat from Moscow province, he won 221 votes to 91 for the conservative candidate with socialist support backing Golovin. He is 40, aristocratic, and previously led the Moscow zemstvo.
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Dishwashing Dilemma Sparks Household Debate
Bridget and Mrs Mies Housekeep clash over dirty dishes on the table. Bridget suggests using dark-colored plates to hide stains, implying a solution to the ongoing cleanliness issue within the home.
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