Homestake Mining Reports Fire Delay and Strong Year
The Homestake Mining Company reports for the year ending May 31 1907 including Supt T J Grier's full narrative. A March fire flooded the mine to 1400 feet depth and flooding continued until May 29 with unwatering and gradual resumption of stamping operations. Despite the setback the property is in good order and dividends total 1 201 200.00.
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Hontestake Mining Company
T. J. Grier
Fred Clark
Cal
Pear
Svithin
Ellison
Pharis Murder Case Attracts Range Country Attendance
The Pharis murder trial drew many locals from the range country on Tuesday. A special venue added 10 jurors after the regular panel appeared exhausted. Prosecution led by Stew Attorney Milek under Wesley A. Stuart. defense by Tarry P Atwater and C Polley. The case may extend through the week with further testimony and continued court action.
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Pharis
Milek
Wesley A. Stuart
Tarry P Atwater
C. Polley
Nest
Vaenished Sturgis
Ammunition Shipment Heads Toward Gettysburg Conflicts
Large supplies of powder and shells from Leavenworth travel to Gettysburg to curb Ute Indian troubles as forty bows of ammunition are loaded for troops estimated in transit through Omaha Nebraska.
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Omaha
Gettysburg
Leavenworth
Talks on Conditions Bob Carr Gives Interview to Sioux City Journal
The Sioux City Journal published Bob Carrs interview detailing optimistic views on the Black Hills region. Carr praises prosperity in Western cattle country, notes banking strength, gradual currency issues, and a big Chicago stock show planned for November 20 to December 7. He says new settlers from Iowa and rapid western settlement are transforming the area and rails will boost contact with Iowa farmers. Ontario tunnel under Park City reopens after two years, draining mines and enabling renewed activity, though past floods delayed operations at Daly-West.
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Bob” Carr
Sioux City Journal
Sioux City
Chicago
Siouk City Journal
Mondiy
Hills
Bob Cart
Mle
Black Hills
South Dakota
Chicago Front
Wene
Carr
Far West
Onfe
Iowa
Wyoming
Ontario
Salt Lake City
the Herald
Park City
Daly- West
Flyer Crashes Into Freight Trains Near Greensburg
Train No. 25 the Pennsylvania Special collided with a freight train at Larimer twelve miles west of Greensburg. Reports say several are dead and many injured with chaos for the wreck scene and aid efforts underway.
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Pittsburg
Larimer
Greensburg
Calumet Copper Miners Vote Against Strike
Report of a possible strike at Calumet and Hecla mines was flatly denied as miners voted against striking. The decision comes amid a copper price drop of about 1 to 2 percent affecting operations in Houghton Michigan.
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Houghton, Mich
Toea
Calumet & Hecla
Fire destroys city business district. extensive property loss
A downtown blaze roared through a business district causing about 200000 in damage. The fire started in a barn where youths were reportedly smoking. Investigators traced the blaze to a barn and fought flames across several blocks, with 18 0005 units and multiple structures affected.
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Rete
Fire
VRBO
Mire A
Hiss Mbo
Phe Bircea Lonertumle” Krewe Eo
J. Ds Aan Fey
Couper
Layahier Company
Dovge Bryan Lameher Ecu
BO. Boo
Firse Baphiae
Onice
Adlerd
Joy Vonbuilding
Sis
Black Hills Lumber STARE Contrast in Shipping to Save
A fragmented note notes how shipping lumber from the West rather than local dealers could yield a modest saving. Mentions Mintesera and Wisconsi with references to a driver plying machines in a trade context unclear in detail.
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Black Hills Lumber
Pheir
Mintesera Sat Wisconsi
Freight case dismissal after Interstate Commission report
Judge H E Dewey receives a certified copy of the Interstate Commerce Commission report in Lead Commercial Club vs Chicago & Northwestern and Chicago Burlington & Quincy railways. The commission finds that tariff reductions and new competition from Black Hills lines justify not changing rates and dismisses the complaint.
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Lead Commercial Club
Chicago & Northwestern Railway Company
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railway Company
H. E. Dewey
Order of
Railway Commission
Otis
Uniterstate
Commerce Commission
Northwestern Jand Burlington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Lead Commercial Cluts
Chicago, Harkington &Quincy Railway Company
Chicago
Omaha
Bis
Thomas E. Harvey
S. C. Polley
T. White
Miller
Kentate & Northwestern Railway Company
Hale Holden
George H.crossley
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad
Chicago & Northwestern
Chicago, Burlington, & Quincy
Oindha
Lead
Chicago & Northwestern Railway
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railway
Ourohia
Black Hills
South Dakota
Butte
Denver
Edgeley
N. Dak
Berdeen
Sioux Falls
Sioux City
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Chicago, Milwaukee
Edward A. Moseley
The
Crew Are Saved After Nearly Year Lost at Sea
The Norwegian bark Alexandria, last seen leaving Australia November 26, 1905, drifted Pacific waters for months after running low on provisions. The captain and nine crew members were rescued near Guanaquil Ecuador. one American, Frederick Jeffs, remains missing. The rescued crew described life on a barren island, mutinous currents, and weeks of rowing before escape. A search vessel previously failed to locate the other boat, which was found wrecked on Albermarle rocks.
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Guanaquil
Ecuador
Alexandria
Frederick Jeffs
Pacific Ocean
Norway
Australia
Panama
Galapagos Island
Pacific
Albermine Island
Cotopaxy
Albermarle
Gars
Galapagos
Jofis
Jefe
Iland
Fey
Jeffs
Belle Fourche Items Update on repairs and fires
Belle Fourche notes report H L Barnett recovering from two broken ankles after last winter accident. Alzada telephone line reconstruction progresses with holes dug from VVV ranch to Donald post office then Crow Creek and Five Mile. A prairie fire near Reva burns range as settlers attempt back firing but miss target. John W. Raish, ex Pierre Free Press editor and Vermillion law graduate, aims to practice law locally. S C Robinson and wife depart for Guernsey project and Sabetha visit. Scott to oversee Guernsey diversion dam. memories praise his twoyears of steady friendship in Belle Fourche.
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Northwest Post
H. L. Barnett
Barnett
Alzada
VVV Ranch
Donald
Shepard Sill
Nowaheing
Donald Pst
Crow Creek
John W. Raish
Blackstone
Townsend Block
Raish
Pierre Free Press
Vermillion Law School
Genthanan
S. C. Robinson
Whalen
Wyo
Guernsey
S. R. H. Robinson
Sabetha
Kansas
Big Horn Power builds dam at Boysen near Shoshoni
Big Horn Power company, capital 700000, begins work on a dam across the Big Horn river at Boysen, twelve miles from Shoshoni. M Hart is chief engineer, A W Crowell of Boston represented investor Amhurst Hydraulic. Forty laborers from the East, 160 more to come, 150000 feet of lumber ordered, six carloads of machinery bought. Work continues through winter to generate three electrical Morse power units for Vernent County and surrounding districts along Copper Mountain Birdseye Willow Creek routes and the electric railway system.
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Shoshoni, Wyo
Boysen
Ati
Vren
Copper Mountain
Birdseye
Willow Creek
Medical Profession Urged to Lead Temperance Fight
An Hartford doctor argues physicians must be temperance reformers and leaders in battling alcohol and opium issues. He says inebriety is a sanitary crisis affecting homes, urging doctors to be total abstainers and educators against the modern alcohol evil.
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CT. U
Bessa
LaGrand
Paris
Jie
J. M
Fire wipes out Worland Wyoming town center
Town destroyed by blaze Sunday leaving Worland largely razed. Loss estimated at 109 thousand dollars. The fire began in a grocery store and, with no protection, spread along main streets destroying most buildings. Worland remains a railroad terminus and irrigation hub in the Big Horn basin.
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Worland
Wyo
Burlington
Big Horn
Wyoming
Woman Fleeing Burglary Escapes in Nightgown
In Rock Springs Wyoming a woman, Mrs. Richard Hartass, 40, heard a burglar at her front door while alone. She fled out a rear window in her nightgown to a neighbor as the intruder fled before an officer arrived.
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Rock Springs
Wyo
Richard Hartass
Globe Seeks Subscriber Names For Future Editions
The Globe invites readers to submit their names for subscription rolls and future edition circulation. Officials announce ongoing enrollment and remind patrons of benefits tied to active subscriptions and timely delivery.
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the Globe
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Homestake
Clark
Calumet
Tates
Bute
Mack Hills
Lise Nates
T Lon
E. A. Moseley
South America
B. S. Bunch
Blacksmith
Mej
Hulett
Big Wyoming Dam
Thermopolis
Kirby
Thor
Mopolis
Nes
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