Northwestern Mines Report Rich With Prospecting News
A condensed mining bulletin from Marysville to Spokane details the Drum summon mine production drop from deep levels and ore above the 700 foot level, with $1.5 million sale history and ongoing prospecting. Reports cover new strikes at Slocan and Winnipeg, consolidation near Nelson, Keystone group deals, and rising activity in the Slate Creek district with multiple ore bodies and new mills planned.
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Marysville
Mont
Montana Mining Company of
London
Montana
Thomas Cruse
Montana Mining Company
Rothschilds
Amer Flag Company
Hornet
Slate Creek
Cascade Range
Springfield
Stevens Peak
Idaho
Wallace
Standard Mining Company
Old Germany
Cresaw
Gold Standard
Ballard
R. T. Dabney
D. C. Corbin
Washington
Mr. Dabney
Professor Aughey
Aughey
Allis-Chalmers Company
Northwest
Spokane
Butte
Portland
San Francisco
Ita
Big Butte
L. J. McAfee
Buffalo Hump
Sweeny Syndicate
Vesuvius
Jumbo
Frank Brown
Moore &Kelly
Hawley & Flint
Hawley
Wining Noted Contracts for Republic California Mine Buildings
Contracts have been set for two two story buildings at the California mine in Republic to serve as bank and boarding houses. The Wauconda tunnel face at Republic remains in good ore. Foundations for compressor plants are laid and the building will be erected within the week.
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Wining
California
Republic
Wauconda
Jeffries and Ruhlin to Meet in San Francisco
Jeffries and Ruhlin agreed to meet in San Francisco to stage a title bout. George Siler chosen as referee. Both boxers will post 2500 stakes and sign the articles on Monday. The match is likely set for October.
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Jeffries
Rubhlin
San Francisco
Ruhlin
George Siler
Constitution Wins Split With Columbia In Close Yacht Race
In Larchmont on August 10 Constitution and Columbia faced off in a repeated duel. Constitution won for the eighth time in a tight finish, beating Columbia by 68 seconds in corrected time and 2 minutes 16 seconds in elapsed time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larchmont
Constitution
Columbia
Great Southern hotel and theater sold at sheriff sale
Columbums Theater sold in Columbus Ohio at sheriff's sale for 250000 dollars. The Great Southern hotel and theater building had been in receivers' hands for some time.
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Columbuns Theater
Columbus
Ohio
Great Southern
Sheriff's
Islander Sinks After Iceberg Collision Off Alaska
Victoria B C Aug 19 The Islander steamer on the Alaskan run struck an iceberg near Douglas Island at 2 am Thursday and sank with 55 to 60 aboard including passengers and crew. Survivors say boilers exploded as the ship went down. Captain Foote stayed at the bridge and went down with the vessel. Among the dead are Mrs. Ross wife of Yukon Governor James A Ross and several Seattle and Vancouver residents. Gold valued at 275000 with 100000 aboard passengers. Rescues by nearby vessels and boats reached the scene. the list of dead and missing will be refined after purser arrives.
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Victoria
B. C
Canadian Pacific Navigation Company
Douglas Island
Foote
Skagway
Ross
James A. Ross
Yukon Territory
John Duncan
W. G. Preston
Bride
Seattle
F. Mills
J. C. ‘Henderson
W. H. Keating
Los Angeles
Cal
J. V. Douglas
Vancouver
Phillips
Bell
Nickerson
W. Smith
J. A. Blethen
J. L. Wilcox
George Allen
Horace Smith
J. Pitts
Buck Holder
Butte
Oilers
Kendall
Joe Beard
G. Miller
N. L. Law
M. P. Jock
Porter
Moran
If. G. Hinde-Bowker
British American Corporation of ‘London
H. H. Part
Klondike
le Blanc
Farrallon
George McL. Brown
Canadian Pacific
Treadwell
Lucy
Jennifer
Juneau
Flossie
Simpson
Blonde
Engin
Explosion destroys Southern Pacific freight train near Ashland
An explosion of dynamite at tunnel No 7 six and a half miles north of Glendale obliterated an entire 26 car extra freight train on the Southern Pacific. The blast shattered the tunnel track and roadbed, injured the engine, and caused fires spreading to nearby brush and a mine complex. Wrecking crews with about 200 men labored to clear debris. 11 cars blown apart and unaccounted for. casualties included a sick woman thrown from bed and several bruised crew members.
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Ashland
Ore
Tunnel No. 7
Glendale
Southern Pacific
Cow Creek
Victory
Russian Famine Looms Across Vast Russian Provinces
Advices from Moscow report Russia nearing another famine as nearly a third of European Russia provinces are officially insufficient in cereals and only two of seventy show good harvests. The famine area rivals the 1801 disaster, with 43 million people affected by heat drought hail and pests. Harvest is ongoing but furnishes grim final reports.
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London
Moscow
Russia
Engagement With Insurgents Near Manila Report
A Twenty sixth Infantry company clashed with insurgents in Camelines province. Zebastean Anela, brother of General Angels, was killed along with six privates. A major, two captains and nine privates were captured. Another detachment seized Magazin Caballos at Lumbang and captured a large quantity of supplies.
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Manila
Twenty-sixth Infantry
Camelines
Zebastean Anela
Angels
Magazin Caballos
Lumbang
Dr Wood Goen Resigns for Columbia and Stanford Move
Dr. T. D. Wood resigns as professor of hygiene and organic training at Stanford University and accepts a similar role at the Teachers College of Columbia University. The August 19 notice notes the career shift between Stanford and Columbia.
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Wood Goen
Columbia
Stanford University
Cal
T. D. Wood
Teachers’ College
Columbia University
Dreams Tell Tales Beyond Waking Memory
A fragment reflects on dreams revealing tales forgotten in waking hours, suggesting dream narratives persist when consciousness fails to recall them, inviting contemplation of memory and meaning beyond daily life.
Cattle Killings Stir East Pine Creek Tension in Oregon
A Pine Creek area report claims seven cattle were shot near East Pine Creek, sparking fears of retaliation. The incident traces a long standing feud between cattle and sheep owners over range encroachments, with suspicion falling on sheep herders if proven true.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker City
Ore
Pine
East Pine Creek
Meyers Elected President at Spokane Chiefs Meeting
Meyers of Spokane named president of the five chiefs after papers were presented. J. H. Carlisle of Vancouver becomes treasurer and N. W. Bringhurst of Seattle named secretary. A Victoria convention is planned for the next gathering in Tacoma.
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Tacoma
A. H L. Meyers
Spokane
J. H. Carlisle
Vancouver
B. C
N. W. Bringhurst
Seattle
Victoria
Spokane Interstate Fair Ladies Art and Needle Work Display
The Ladies Art Needle Work and Floral Departments at the Spokane Interstate Fair will occupy half of the main floor in Exhibition hall. Exhibitors from Nelson Rossland Walla Walla Colfax Lewiston Kendrick Moscow and other cities will send entries, with exceptional prizes awarded.
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Spokane
Hall's Catarrh Cure advertised with reward offer
The snippet promotes Hall’s Catarrh Cure with a one hundred dollar reward for an incurable Catarrh case. It includes endorsements from West & Truax and Waldring, Kinnan, Marvin. Mentions Pendleton Oregon and Spokane Interstate Fair contestants like C. B. Ladd and W. C. Minor.
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Catarrn
Cheney & CO
Cheney
Fem
Ral West & Truax
Whalenale
TY Edo
A 'Walding
Kinnan & Marvin
Toledo
I Hall
Hal
Bos
Holtie School at Mento Park San Mateo County Cal
Witt We beautiful surroundings and perfect climate emphasize careful supervision and thorough instruction. Complete laboratories and ice skating rink maintain its position on the coast. Ph. D. A. jeitt, Principal.
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Holtie School
Mento Park
San Mateo County
Cal
A Jeitt
Homicide Death Toll in US Five-Year Span Reaches Forty Thousand
It states that 39,832 people were killed by homicide in the United States during the five years ending in 1900. The text notes that the punishment figures are not fabricated but are strikingly small, underscoring a critique of crime penalties.
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United States
Plain Practical Mrs Carnegie Buys Carefully
Mrs Andrew Carnegie is portrayed as a plain practical woman who shops frugally and buys wisely. Her gowns are fashionable yet she wastes no money on dressmakers, highlighting economical habits and prudent spending.
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Andrew Carnegie
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HES
British Columbia
Slocan
Springer Creek
Winnipeg
Boundary District
Christina Lake
Rossland
Highlander
Ainsworth
Crawford Bay
Pilot Bay
Iw. M. Blackmore
Montreal
Iron Group
Kitchener
J. J. Campbell
Hall Minea
Nelson
Arlington
Hamilton Hill
Nicola Lake
Tatlow
Warner
the Wonderful
Ymir
Thas
Nelson Vicinity. the Athabasca Gold Mine, Ltd
Venus Gold Mining Company
Athabasca Consolidated Company
Ontario
Athabasca
Finch & Campbell
Keystone Group
R. Ewart
A. Davenport
Keystone
Whisky Creek
North Fork
Salmon River
Ariington
Cable
Tenbrook
Alaska
Eer
Wash
Post-Intelligencer
Captain Foote
H. Smith
G. J. Pitt
P. Buckholder
George Miller
Hugh Porter
M. Folk
W. J. Smith
Governor Ross
J. L. Willcox
J. W. Douglas
Kelly, Douglas & Co
W. JH. Keating
Koksila
Joseph Bard
A. Kendalls
P. Burke
H. P. Burke
H. Porter
Nell Folk
Kurda
Pall Mall Gazette
Constantinople
Damitra
Armenia
Pinkham
Lydia EE. Pinksham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs. Fauxx Cantis
Amesbury
Mans
J. W. Hill
M. D
P.O
Drawer
Portland, Or
C. B. Wade
Pendleton
C. B. Ladd
W. C. Minor
Heppner, Ore
Thors
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