Weekly Review of World Affairs and Pacific Coast Readies
A broad synopsis reports a bank failure in Boston and a new London antiwar journal. It notes the U S Alaska civil government bill, Aguinaldo’s status change, Buller’s Tugela setback, Yaqui arms shipments, and Wood’s Cuba mission. Also covered are labor politics, famine relief in India, and shipping updates including the Ballarat plague case and naval appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway National Bank of
Boston
London
Republican Convention
Philadelphia
Knox
Massachusetts
Alaska
Aguinaldo
Buller
San Francisco
Wood
Cuba
Edwin V. Morgan
New York
United States
Seoul
Korea
England
John P. Squire & Company, Corporation and Allied Companies
Federation of Labor
India
Clarence King
Greenwood
B. C
Phoenix
Peninsular and Oriental Line
Ballarat
Calcutta
Plymouth
Eng
Kid Parker
Denver
Rufe Turner
Stockton
Cal
Angel
Manila
Lord Charles Beresford
Associated Press
Batchelder
Andrew Carnegie
Phelan
Native Sons of the Golden West
Admiral Dewey
San Rafael
Howard Tuttle
Paris
Root
George Dampheter
Kalani, Wash
Philippines
Rogers
Washington
State Board of Coal Mine Examiners
Olympia
Produce Exchange Trust Company Closes in Deven
A smelter employee at Northport was struck by a tram and injured recently. The Produce Exchange Trust Company of Deven, New York has closed its doors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deven
New York
Produce Exchange Trust Company
Northport
Rich Regions of the Pacific Northwest Mining News
Report covers Loomis WA Palmer Mountain tunnel progress to the half mile mark and plans for drifting in 10 of 15 veins by month end. Black Bear mine adds new workers as eastern capitalists eye Alabama. crosscuts and winzes advance on ledges with ore averaging high grades. Quilp and Stray Horse mines show steady progress. Tom Thumb drifts yield $20-$25 daily. Ledge width expands with depth. other mines and filings noted, including Granite option and court appraisal of Butte and Boston ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmer Mountain
Loomis
Black Bear
Alabama
Flag Hill Company
Black Tail
Mountain Lion
Republic
Adolph Wetzstein
Boston
Montana
Butte
Charles Wallace
Hecla
Cleveland
Springdale
Finch & Campbell
Granite
Coeur d’Alenes
Nine Mile
Clancy
Butte & Boston
Montana Ore Purchasing Company
William Hunter
Methow Gold and Copper Mining Company
Sumpter
R. J. McPhee
Cariboo
California
Blue Jacket Group
J. J. Hennessy
John Martin
Slocan
War Eagle
Riverside
Cracker Creek
First National Bank of
Pendleton
Ajax
Colorado
P. D. Healy
Andy Stinson
Granite Summit
Clark & Sweeny
Big Buffalo
Oregon
EB & B
Magnolia
W. L. Vinson
Portland
Chamber of Commerce
Horace Sloan
T. R. Yerger
W. H. Jones
F. R. Dunn
Bysam Gold Mining and Milling Co
Bysam and Tiger
Quartburg
Dixie Butte
Copper King
United States
Hanson
Red Boy
Golconda
Baker Cit
Godfrey & Tabor
John T
J. G. English
Bryan
BH. & BE
Bonanza
Mining Updates From The Northwest Camp
Water inflow eases as frosts slow. Morning Glory and ledges progress. Hit or Miss shaft sinks three feet daily while Chico shows new water. Goldan Ledge drift yields promising ore. Butter Boston shaft reports hard rock with 2 to 18 inch stringers. Butte & Boston remains sole steam haulage. Republic praised as gigantic, with near record copper shows near Methow valley. Ogago Trail No 2 sees new management and dividends. first Greenwood ore shipment via Boundary railway. Major mining deal advances North American Mining Company assets across several ventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chico
Goldan
Princess Maud
Boston
Butte & Boston's
Republic
Methow Valley
Great Creek
McKinley Mountain
Ogago Trail No. 2
Spokane
Charles Theis
F. E B. Goodall
Greenwood Camp
New Boundary Railway
J. B. Ferguson
Vancouver
North American Mining Company
Charles EB. Benn
Rossland
Sarah Lee Gold Mining Company, Limited
Utica Group Mining and Developing Company, Limited
Keystone Gold Mining Company, Limited
Wild Horse Gold Mining Company, Limited
British Defeats Mount as War News Remains Sparse
London reports three military reverses in a single week with no fresh updates from the seat of war. Observers debate government strategy as figures suggest possible troop mobilization. Buller’s Friday losses are listed, and mining news from Sumpter highlights expanding activity and investments in hopeful ventures. American ladies in London protest lack of recognition for a hospital ship effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
New York
Buller
India
South Africa
Menelik
Abyssinia
Mediterranean
Egypt
Kitchener
Lord Roberts
Russia
France
Pgoschen
Chaplin
Cross
Lord Salisbury
Aati
Tugela River
War Office
Great Britain
Asquith
New Castle
Wilfrid Lawson
Carlisle
America
Germany
Army
Walter Long
Board of Agriculture
Mr. Long
Franco-Chinese boundary clash escalates near Kuang Chou bay
Hong Kong reports an imminent Franco-Chinese war over Kuang Chou bay as Marshal Su leads 30,000 Chinese troops and seeks decisive action. French forces bolster ships Descartes Pascal Bengali Surprise Lion Centrecasseaux. Empress dowager orders upholding China’s claim amid stalled negotiations. In San Diego a widow awaits Major John A. Logan Jr.’s body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Dee
Hong Kong
France
Kuang Chou Bay
Tonkin
China
Marshal Su
Liang Shan
Chines
Peking
Kuong Shu Wan
Queen in Good Health Rumor Denied
London reports on December 10 that the queen is in excellent health and there are no indications of Kimberly surrender. The Associated Press relays official word dismissing stock exchange rumors about royal health and actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Stock Exchange
Associated Press
Clearing House Committee Loans $10 Million on Stock Exchange
Money in Kaaler New York reports that a clearing house committee loaned $10,000,000 on the stock exchange Monday after a meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Clearing House Committee
Stock Exchange
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Ardons
Teese
Adam Crist
Tacoma
Congress of Chicago
Congress of Religions
Fox
National Guard
J. J. Weisenberger
Whatcom
John Y. Terry
Seattle
A. L. de Huff
J. A. Drain
8. A. Dorn
Stanford
Multnomah Athletic Club
Stanfords
University of Oregon
Athletic Club of
Foster
Pacific Coast
Agriculture
Interior Department
Olympic Forest Reserve
Jefferson County
Clallam
Sheler
Hermann
Jones
M. de Long
Modderfontein
Transvaal
Natal
Heaveirtillery
Pretoria
Johannesburg
Filelberg
Huller
Tugela
The
Daily Mall
Tukela
Brooklyn
New Orleans
Singapore
Mines and Mining
GAMPS
Metals OF the Northwest
Prince
Persomale
No. 2
No.3
No. 4
Bunker Hill and Sullivan Concentrator
Atoma
Ern
Bunker Hill & Sullivan
Wardner
Idaho
Coeur d'Alene
British Columbia
Ganeril
Cape Town
BulaWwayo
Mafeking
Moer
San Diego
Mia
John A Logan, Jr
Youngstown
John A. Logan
Kaaler
Dally
Kaslo
South Fork
Boroule
Whitewater
Bear Lake
eGulgan
Bailey's
Cody Junction
Cody Brand
Bandon
Cody
G. F. Copeland
Ow Kootenay Railway and Navigation Company
Cosa
Slocan Railway
Interbalonamnay, & Trading Co
Pacific Standard Time
Kaslo & Blocan RY
Way
Kanlo
International Nav, & Trad. Co
Kootenay Lake
International
Nelson
Balfour
Pilot Bay
Ainsworth
All Way Points
Five Mile Point
Albert Ag
Bonner's Ferry
Steamer International
Larde
Argenta
Wednen Caye
Alberta
Kasio
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