English press sees American power rising in new world order
The British press and the London Saturday Review praise American fighting power and predicts the United States will not be halted by German bluff or Franco Russian pressure. They argue US gunnery, seamanship, and ships surpass Germany, and foresee英 a shift in global influence as the new power asserts its imperial progress.
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Great Britain
United States
Spain
Maine
Havana
London Saturday Review
Cuba
Puerto Rico
America
Franco Ruseinn
Russia
Germany
France
United States Navy
Mining Opinions and Practical Defense Against Bias
The article argues that public perception of mining as fraudulent should be countered with practical defense rooted in fundamental principles and measured spending. It notes that while many fear the industry, informed experience and careful policy can support a more accurate view and better outcomes.
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Bardebipe
Fragmentary remark on miners education and welfare
A fragment discusses mining education and miner welfare, contrasting opportunities for miners with the idea that such education would improve their conditions. The language is obscure and may reflect retrospective commentary rather than a clear report.
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Glesuel
De La Mar mine to double tankage at Mercur Utah
Reported by Capt De La Mar the tankage capacity of the great De La Mar mill at Mercur Utah is to be doubled from 8000 to 6900 tons. The owner aims to enlarge while avoiding plant downtime and argues ore bodies are sufficient to sustain operation for several years.
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de la Mar
Mercur
Utah
Portfolios Promise War Pictures From The Navy
An offer advertises a series titled The American Navy Cuba and Hawaii with nearly 250 large half tone pictures of battleships forts harbors and battle sites plus portraits of Dewey Sampson Schley and Lee. It promises full explanatory text and tapes for 150 and notes Havana Santiago and Honolulu as locations.
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Midress
Cuba
Hawa
Havana
Santiago
Honolulu
Dewey
Sampson
Schley
Lee
Black Range mining belts promise vast silver and gold riches
The Black Range runs about 120 miles with forests of pine and pinon. Rich camps along Lake Valley, Kingston, Hillsboro, Hermosa, and Chloride yield millions in silver and gold. Major mines like Heidal Chamber, Bonanza, and Ivanhoe drive a hopeful prospect for investors seeking long term returns amid developing ore transport needs.
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Lake Valley
North Percha
Tierra Blanca
Lake
Kingston
Hillsboro
Bonanza
Mesa del Oro Company
Siena County
Hermosa
Herme
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Dissinger the Jeweler
N. M
Sierra County Bank
Hillsboro, New Mexico
A W. Zollars
W. H W. Bucher
Keller, Miller & CO
Sierra County
Lwu Meeer
Promp
Plake Valley
Santa FE
Kansas City
St. Louis
Chicago
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Denver
Omaha
St.Paul
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Harvey
F. B. Houghton
Paso Texas
W. R. Browne
el Paso
Texas
Texas Pacific
Iron Mountain
New Orleans
Washington
All Points East
wwEry
F. D. E. P. Teaver
Dallas
Danovertay
Dakis Advertising, Agency
U5 Merchants Exchange
San Francisco
California
ARMY
NAVY
A. Higgins
AGP
Lis
Alaska
Robert Dancan, Jr
Sup
Treadwell Mies
Juneau
San Francis
Luis Jackerg
Mesilla
Oxerrin
Alfolfa
Sierra Couny Mines
Hermosa Camp
Apache
Chloride
Byers Run
Cliff
Hagan's Peak
St. Cloud
Atlanta
U.S. Treasy
White Eagle
Treasury
Silver Monument
Grafton
Black Range
Tvanhoe
Ivanhoe
Emporia
Tumperia
Camp Kingsbury
Great Republic Group of Mines
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