Mining News Roundup From Western Fields 1900 Output Rise
Copper production in the United States for 1900 reached 817.62 million pounds while Nevada and Idaho mines push ahead. New camps at Regent and Wonder grow. Win namuck property changes hands for 50000 dollars. Silver City Idaho and Reno burn losses total 6000 dollars. Shipments rise as Tintic and Ophir districts prepare for long summer campaigns and San Bruno copper smelter advances.
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Ees
United States
City Rocks Company
Alta
Silver City
Idaho
Nevada Engineerings
Reno
Nevada
Western Nevada Copper Company
Dyer
Yerington
L. Cleaver
McKinley Group
Upper
Salmon River
McKinley Mine
Siiver Peak
Valcalda Gold Mining Company
Tonopah
Northwest notes from the region report fires and labor unrest
A Seattle area fire destroys the Port Blakeley mill causing a $75000 loss with plans to rebuild. Nevada enforces a compulsory school law for ages 8 to 14. Portland records a cigar dealer Herman Bach's suicide over financial troubles. Burglars rob Malta shops, while a Chemawa postmaster shoots a runaway student. Tonopah looters escape with 1800. Pacific coast mill workers threaten an 8 hour day and $3.75 wage. Slot machines to be burned publicly in Butte raids.
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Pacific Coast
Bourquin
Butte
Henderson
Rawlings
Industrial Workers of the World
Missoula
Rawall
Sanders
Granite Counties
Montana
Tiphtheria, fires, and falls fill Utah news from Morgan to Sanpete
Tiphtheria appears in Morgan county with several stricken. The governor attends Park City public school closing on May 25. A freak exhibit in Ogden features two perfect heads. Salt Lake forms Team Owners Union controlling about 126 teams. Utah plans a state fall from September 30 to October 6 in Salt Lake City. Accidents injure Bishop Lyman Beach, a boy and a farmer near Ephraim, and a miller in Salt Lake. Districts plan orchards and grain in Millard and Rich counties. Diamond loot from Salt Lake jewelers, a 13 year old injured on a freight train, an aeronaut's crash in Salt Lake, and a fatal Nephi shooting are reported. Mapleton sues Springville over Hobble creek water. Sheep count estimated near 2.6 million.
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Park City
Ogden
Burglara
John Daynes & Sons, Jewelers
Salt Lake City
Hans Jacobson
Goudy
Salt Lake
Baloon
Multitude of Global Events Reported Across Oceans and States
Reports describe lynching concerns in Lodz and famine aid in Shanghai feeding 50 000 more people. Drownings on Cape Fear near Buckhorn Falls and train wrecks near Blaisdell NC injure many. Plague in Cartagena prompts hospitalizations while judges and diplomats face obituaries and political moves in London and Washington.
Early Morning Courtship Ballad of Coal and Fire
A narrator meets a damsel by the river at dawn. He proposes to be her knight of love and cook, she rebuffs him then invites a playful romance. They fall into a joyous, enduring affection as she leads him through fragrant paths.
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Wheaton Glass
Millsville
N. J
Hodad
Fulton, Ky
Hadad
Fallon
Freeman
Adam
Quotations and Jests From a Bygone Column
A humorous collection of social quips and epigrams on marriage, fashion, work, and town life. It jokes about newspaper politics, etiquette, burglars, April showers, and the quirks of lovers and spouses with sly regional wit.
Wild and Warlike Tlongots of the Philippines
Gov Quezon reports the Tlongots, a ferocious mountain tribe near Baler, who reject Spanish and American sovereignty. They inhabit areas from Dipaculan to Pantabangan, with undisputed control north of Dagean. Their army uses arrows, camps, and lances. executions of enemies are trophies, and marriage customs require presenting Christian heads to a future father-in-law.
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Philippines
Haler
Saya
Manila
Quezon
Baler
Dipaculan
Diarabasin
Dinadjanan
Janbela
San Jose de Casigaran
Pantabangan
Hbalor
Ban Jone
Diarabanin
Dagean
Christiana
Liang's Diplomatic Answer
A China reform mood grows as education for women gains support. Sir Liang, the Chinese minister in Washington, notes his respect for feminine intellect from his own schooling with women teachers. He responds to the empress dowager that Chinese subjects rejoice to be ruled by an educated woman.
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Sir Liang
China
Growing Old Comfortably
Edward Everett Hale reflects on aging and self perception. He notes being called old by others yet prioritizes living without focusing on age, using a fall as a simple explanation for his limp rather than age. His advice urges self-forgetfulness for personal ease and for the comfort of friends.
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Edward Everett Hale
Longest afloat bottle records and Newfoundland vessel tale
A historic note claims the record for a bottle at sea is 21 years. It cites a Newfoundland captain who threw a bottle overboard in 1878 and whose bottle was recovered near Kolama in early 1809.
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Newfoundland
Wee
West Court
Kolama
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Fairview
Wonder
Thomas Weir
N. J. Catrow
Bingham
John Hays Hammond
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Uncle Sam Consolidated
Salt Lake Mining Exchange
Bullock
Silver
Utah
San Bruno
San Francisco
Whitenob
Lost River
John W. Mackey
Lenzers
Tintie
CUM Mining Company
Ophir
Stockton
Fa How Dows
Coal Creek Canyon
Washington County
Moapo
Grand Ginleh
Grand Gulch
Arizona
Goldfeld
Bragaw
Coeur d'Alene
Big Baldy Mining & Milling
Crooked Creek
Buffalo Hunple
Northwest
Port Blakeley
Seattle
Denver
1908
Herman Bach
Portland
Malta
Mont
Rapid Automobile Company of
Sheridan
Wyo
Diets
KR. C. Henderson
Chemawa, Ore
Chas. Flaser
Chemawa
Crumley Brothers
Wyoming Creamery Company
Laramie
Walden, Colo
Creamery Trust
Cheyenne
Colorado
Nebraska
Meadow Valley Wash
Charles Cotton
Jim Meyers
Batt Enos
John McAdam
George Terry
McAdam
Enos
Terry
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Wyoming
Thad Taylor
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Deadwood
Sundance
James FE. Murray
Western Pacific
Winnemucca
Charlies Gregory
Bellingham
Wash
Utah State News
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Ferron
Lyman
Beach
Ruby Gee
Fayette
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Company
Sanpete
John D. Lynch
Ralph L. Miller
Will Hadden's
Ephraim
Abraham Canal Company
Millard County
Elizabeth P. Kendall
Nephi
George Barnes
James Rowland
Milford
Henry McKean
Scotland
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Beaver City
Mineraville
Alfred Nebeker
L. B. Pead
Rich County
Mr. Pead
Nebeker
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Sterling Vickers
Richfield
Robert Bennett
Alpine
Hyrum
James L. Jensen
Mapleton
Springville City
Hobble Creek
Tanner
Lodz
Shanghai
Cape Fear River
Buckhorn Fails
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N. C
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Philadelphia
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Dresden
Tenn
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Joint Legislative Committee of
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Countess de Castellane
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Roswell
N. M
Allaureed
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