Mines Reopen After Injunction Denial In Butte Case
The supreme court denied Miles Finlen’s injunction to stop F A Heinze from operating the Minnie Healey mine in Butte. Work will resume, affidavits about Judge Harney were struck, and Boston & Montana bond increase motion denied. Heinze gains creage from six samples. copper values dominate.
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Supreme Court
Minnie Healey
Butte
Miles Finlen
F. A. Heinze
Pennsylvania
Heinze
British Columbia Mines See Major Deals and New Ore Exports
The Great Dane group of mines in Fort Steele division sold for 400000 to J C Drewry. Twenty men work at Nettle Lardeau as development continues. B C Copper Greenwood contracts to treat 200 tons daily. Arlington mine Slocan ships 1000 tons monthly to Neleon smelter. North Star mine East Kootenay yields about 1000 tons monthly. A Montreal syndicate buys 15 Kitchener claims in East Kootenay for 100000 cash. Miners Jones and Scott report gold bearing black sand on Vancouver Island with 1100 dollars found in two weeks. Iron Mask shutdown considered pending labor dispute, with sinking a shaft thought to save 2 to 3 dollars per ton. Bartnober visits Rossland fueling takeover rumors by American or English interests. Cariboo mine remains the only working property in Camp McKinney. Cariboo-McKinney Mining & Milling Co had paid 487087 in dividends up to October last year. 75000 tons ore in sight. Rambler-Cariboo reports a remarkable strike on the Rambler-Cari boo at the 700 foot level with a 175 foot ore shoot yielding about 600 ounces silver per ton.
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B. C. Copper Company
Green ‘Wood
B. C
Arlington
Slocan
Neleon
Frank Robbins
North Star
East Kootenay
Kootenay
Kitchener
Montreal
Jones and
Scott
Princess Louise
Cape Cormorell
Vancouver Island
D. C. Corbin
Iron Mask
Henry Bartnober
Rossland
le Rol
War Eagle
Center Star
Bartnober
Camp McKinney
Cariboo
Cariboo-McKinney Mining & Milling Company
Keane
Rambler-Cariboo
Rich pocket found in Virtue mine near Baker City Ore
In the Pierre Lake district a superb pocket in the old Virtue mine eight miles east of Baker City has been opened on the 400 foot level. The mine, famed for rich pockets, is believed larger and richer than prior finds with past ore values up to 100000 dollars per ton. California Mountain Consolidated Mines Co of Sumpter plans a concentrating plant to accompany its stamp mill. About 50 workers currently, with headcount to rise. Road improvements will benefit many mines. In Idaho Charles D Porter says a new tunnel at Kootenai Copper Mining & Smelting Co near Port Hill reveals a 30 foot wide high grade copper ledge, with paying ore likely exceeding 28 feet yet to be proven and assays around 65.79 dollars per ton.
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Pierre Lake
Virtue
Baker City
California Mountain Consolidated Mines Company of
Sumpter
Charles D.porter
Kootenai
San Francisco Strike Shows Slimmer Path to Settlement
The San Francisco strike remains active but signals a somewhat brighter chance for settlement. Li Hung Chang informs Chinese plenipotentiaries they are ready to sign the peroneal and asks for a signing date. The czar may intervene in the Transvaal matter, to be discussed with leaders including President Lou bet and King Edward. Texarkana suffers a severe electrical storm with fatality and substantial property damage. Prof. Gasby’s son dies after neck injury under an umbrella. Two colored churches and several homes are damaged. Colorado Commandery No. 1 garners first prize in drill competition before 118,000 attendees, with St Bernard No. 86 and Golden Gate No. 16 earning top places.
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San Francisco
Li Hung Chang
Transvaal
Loubet
Edward
William
Texarkana
Tex
Gasby
State Line Methodist Church
Oak Street Baptist Church
Colorado Commandery No. 1
Denver
Knights Templar
Knights
St. Bernard
Chicago
Golden Gate
Hanselman
Cincinnati
Threshing Machines Burned in Whitman County
In Palouse Washington a threshing machine owned by J W Harper at Frank Keyes farm exploded and burned, the eighth such loss this season in Whitman county. The machine, insured for 700 dollars, caused about 250 dollars of uninsured damage to grain. Harper plans to replace the machine and resume work.
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Palouse
Wash
Whitman County
J. W. Harper
Frank Keyes
Harper
Lafontise and Tracey Draw in 20 Round Welterweight Fight
In Butte Montana on September 2 Mose Lafontise of Butte and Australia’s welterweight champion Tom Tracey battled 20 rounds to a draw at the saucer track. Both fighters absorbed and delivered heavy punishment amid a tense, hard fought contest.
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Butte
Mont
Mose Lafontise
Tom Tracey
Australia
Steel Strikers Claim Big Victory At Duquesne Opens Fate
Pittsburg Sept 1 steel strikers claim the open hearth department at the Duquesne Lin works has closed and that the entire plant may close if workers do not return Monday The Carnegie Steel Company downplays the incident saying the closing was a usual Saturday afternoon action and that workers will report Sunday evening The Amalgamated association asserts they can shut the plant and force a full stoppage while executives seek a settlement via telephonic talks between Schwab and Burns and consider who represents the workers and when to meet The report notes Schwab will only meet union officials if mills idle under U S Steel are back in operation and that Burns seeks an executive board meeting for possible orders to resume work promptly The piece also covers international dispatches on Turkey France and Armenian unrest and a Dow Jones style trade update
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Pittsburg
Duquesne ‘Lin Works
Carnegie Steel
Amalgamated
Eel Company
Duquesne
Schwab
The
Steel Corporation
Simon Burns
Window Glass Workers’ Association
Burns
Amalgamated Association
United States
Shaffer
United States Steel Corporation
Messrs. Burns
Trust
Local farm prices for poultry livestock and grain
Poultry and Eggs list prices for chickens ducks geese and turkeys with live and dressed weights. Beef and veal show live and dressed quotes, hogs and sheep by cwt, hides and pelts priced. Grain payments from mills include club and bluestem varieties by bulk and sack. A miscellaneous aphorism about language and profit closes.
Graders Find Copper Vein Near Nelson Wash
Grad ers on the V V & EF railway line along the hillside across from Nelson Washington uncovered a five foot ledge of copper ore unlike anything seen in the area for some time. The find was on previously unlocated ground once deemed worthless and was discovered by two Swedes who staked the claim after recognizing the rock.
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Grand Forks
Nelson
Wash
Elevated Road Station Burns in Logan Square Fire
A Logan square elevated terminal in Chicago was nearly destroyed by fire. A ticket agent escaped with his life as about a dozen cars, a train shed, and repair shops were burned. A motorman pulled 80 cars away before flames spread. Estimated loss stood around 50 000 dollars.
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Chicago
Logan Square
Missouri manhunt for Henderson homicide drags on
In Johnson and Cass counties Missouri the pursuit of Beasie Francia continues after Miss Mary Henderson was found murdered at her brother in law Chapman Hyatt's home last Tuesday evening. A separate Copenhagen dispatch reports Denmark's new ministry accepting the United States proposal of 16 million kroner for the Danish West Indies.
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Kansas City
Johnson and
Cass Counties
Missouri
Mary Henderson
Chapman Hyatt
Beasie Francia
London
Copenhagen
United States
Danish West Indies
Associated Press
Lawton Portrait to Appear on New Stamp Issue
War department announces that a portrait of General H. W. Lawton who died in the Philippines will be placed on a forthcoming postage stamp. The new stamp uses a mosquito as a symbol to convey that troubles are not always proportional to their size.
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Washington
War Department
Postal
H. W. Lawton
San Mateo
Philippines
Fatal Fight at a Social in Piketon Ohio
In Piketon Ohio on September 3 Israel M McCollister and John B Cutlip were killed while McCollister tried to quiet a dispute at a social near Galt Creek. McCollister died after being stabbed from behind and Nance allegedly beat the dying man with a club. A violent scene followed with knives and revolvers drawn, women fainting, and local tension rising as residents fear further bloodshed before the murder’s assailant is identified.
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Piketon
Ohio
Israel M. McCollister
John B. Cutlip
McClellan Nance
Galt Creek
Here
Stella McCollister
Sallie Cutlip
McCollister
Nance
Northern Pacific depot safe blown open at Olympia
Tacoma dispatch reports the Northern Pacific freight depot in Olympia robbed after the safe was blown open. Authorities found no clues to the thieves, though the blast shattered windows and indicates expert work. Several men sleeping in a nearby caboose were not awakened by the explosion.
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Tacoma
Northern Pacific
Olympia
Persian Revolution Sparks Turmoil in Teheran
A Cologne Gazette dispatch from Teheran reports a widespread Persian revolutionary movement driven by discontent over Russia loan negotiations. The grand vizier faces accusations of treachery and failed reforms as martial law is proclaimed in Tehran and surrounding areas. Threatening letters are reportedly found on the shah's writing table.
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Cologne
Cologne Gazette
Teheran
Persia
Russia
Governor suspends Mississippi state treasurer in fraud probe
Jackson dispatch reports Governor Longino signed a suspension of State Treasurer J. W. Stowers and named G. W. Carlisle as treasurer. The note mentions Stowers is short in his accounts and adds a colorful aside about a blacksmith who rarely quits his work.
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Jackson, Miss
Longino
J. W. Stowers
G. W. Carlislery
Stowers
Flood Devastates Cleveland as Dams Break and Homes Destroyed
A historic Cleveland rainstorm caused widespread flood damage across the city. Eastern districts suffered extreme devastation with 80 miles of flooding, homes undermined, and streets washed away. Dozens of families faced peril, rescue crews used life boats and river life-saving units, and cemeteries reported graves toppled by the torrent. Property losses exceed $1,000,000, with park and streetcar infrastructure heavily damaged and trains delayed on multiple routes. There was no loss of life.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Government Bureau
Woodland Hill Avenue
Madison Avenue
Doane and
Giddings Brooks
Quincy Street
Vienna Street
Lincoln Avenue
Euclid Avenue
Glen Park Place
Deering Street
Fairmount
Boulevard
Shaker Heights
St. Joseph
East Madison
Woodland
Doane
Gordon
Wade
Brookside Park
Che Teoma
Superior Street
Little Consolidated
Hech
Oeeeeee Com
West Side
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