Drought Strains Western PA and Nearby States Amid Coal Squeeze
Western Pennsylvania Ohio and West Virginia suffer two month drought driving millions in losses from fires crops and livestock. Health officials warn of potential typhoid outbreak as dust and smoke irritate throats. River coal traffic halts coal mines shut down with 20 million bushels waiting as mills and factories idle. In Mahanoy City drills start artesian wells to relief water famine for collieries and washeries.
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35000 Catholics Parade In Brooklyn Rally
The Holy Name Societies from Brooklyn churches gathered 35000 in a district parade and rally against profanity. Fourteen Brooklyn churches served as central points with services at 4 PM, and Queens also hosted processions at two churches.
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Copper Mining Gossip From Boston Reports Rich Ore Bodies
Special to The New York Times from Boston notes steady exploration and development in copper mining with Hancock Atlantic Lake and Michigan mines reporting satisfactory underground results. A 3.3 to 4.94 percent copper assay is noted on Mimi's 370 foot level and rich ore at Hancock No 1 shaft breast. Calumet and Hecla finds Osceola lode at its north end and Ahmeek selects a site for a stamp mill. Atlantic's south drift at the thirteenth level is mentioned.
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Copper mining notes show widening ore and new mill capacity
The report mentions high grade copper at the Section 16 shaft and rich copper rock in the south drift of the Lake mine. Steptoe plant expansion to 6000 tons daily is planned while Minnie and Andy in Utah Apex report an eight foot thick vein. Lexingon mine work resumes at multiple levels as Ohio Copper cites reserves of 13,484,855 tons at 1.60 percent copper. Boston Consolidated expands mill capacity and Globe Consolidated reports a major sulphide ore strike extending 2,500 feet.
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Steel trade holds strong with large orders despite rail delay
The National Tube Company led steel producers by booking the year’s largest order for 20 000 tons of gas pipe for Cincinnati Gas and Electric. Additional inquiries include 20 miles of six inch pipe for Salt Lake water lines and eight miles for a Western shipment. A 56 000 ton sheet bars order is planned for England and Wales, with production at Carnegie Steel’s plants possibly requiring idle mills to restart. Railroads’ slow orders dim the market though railway car orders and structural projects promise volume. prices show some firmness with anticipated rises.
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Rogers charts Philippine trade with Europe and Manila links
F Theodore Rogers of Boston, long associated with the Philippine Bureau of Education, returned via Manila after aiding Manuel Queson of the Philippine Assembly at the International Congress on Navigation in St. Petersburg. He then toured Northern Europe to boost commerce and arranged for East Asiatic Line steamers to call twice a month at Manila, with similar efforts in Germany and Holland likely to succeed.
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