World Hens Weekly Review of Distant Events
Aberdeen D. died Senator James Kyle at 5 PM Monday. Ashenfelter Mill fire in Spokane causes about 15000 loss with 6000 insured. Spokane boxing shows Charlie Goff defeats Idaho champ Bob Hodge in Grand Forks. Pension rolls add 49612 names in year end. Lead output consolidation for Missouri mines announced. Train crash near Rock Springs injures 28. Heat deaths in Greater New York reach 600. Multiple fires destroy buildings in Globe and Virginia Hot Springs. Mineman Sumner Surrat killed by live wire. Mount Hood climb attempted by E Y Judd. Robberies of harvest hands. mint shortfall unresolved. Leander Rowing Club defeats Penn at Henley. Comptroller Dawes resigns October 1. Argentina bans messages from Buenos Aires. Dowie followers driven from Evanston. Carnegie library gift offer to San Francisco. Rogers will funds to Metropolitan Museum. Fourth of July casualties reported nationwide. Auto record by Albert C Postwick at Long Branch.
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Aberdeen
James Kyle
Ashenfelter
Corner First
Cedar Street
Spokane
Charlie Goff
Northwest
Bob Hodge
Idaho
Grand Forks
B. C
Missouri
Rock Springs
Wyo
Blairatown
Little Whirlwind
Indian Rights Association
Montana State Board of Pardons
Toole
Liberty
Pullman
West
Mercury Street
Butte
Sam Mix
Missoula
Mont
Ole Berg
Billy Ryan
Ryan
North Shore
Chicago
Willie Anderson
Constitution
Columbus
New York Stock Exchange
Dan McLeod
Tom Sharkey
Broadway Arsenal
Buffalo
Cornell
Pennsylvania
Greater
New York
Shamrock Jr
Denver
East St. Louis
Sumner Surrat
Seattle Electric Company
E. Y. Judd
Pendleton
Ore
Mount Hood
Kansas
Junction City
San Francisco
Henley
Leander Rowing Club
University of Pennsylvania
Dawes
Western Union Telegraph Company
Buenos Ayres
John Alexander Dowie
Evanston
Phelan
Andrew Carnegie
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Jacob 8. Rogers
Paterson
Chicago Tribune
Albert C. Postwick
Boston
Elkwood Park
Long Branch
Trade Report Reflects Weather, Holidays Hit Retail and Wholesale
Bradstreet notes hot weather holidays and stock taking paused industrial activity and retail sales of seasonable goods rose. Wheat and corn conditions improved with good exports easing deficits, but hog products fell on bear pressure. June failures total 4 465 with liabilities 66 138 362 and wheat shipments 3 87 639 bushels.
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Bradstreet
Europe
Wheat Market Movers in Northwest Trade
Tacoma prices slip half cent for bluestem and bic at 66 cents. Portland and Walla Walla report quiet trading with bids around 56 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Portland
Walla Walla
Stokes Hosts Gomez and Palma at Union League Dinner
W E D Stokes gave a dinner at the Union League club in New York on July 7 to Generals Maximo Gomez and Estrada Palma. Stokes, formerly with the Cuban League of America, is closely linked to the junta headed by Palma. Gomez spoke briefly and was interpreted by General Gonzales.
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Gomes
New York
W. E. D. Stokes
Union League Club
Maximo Gomez
Estrada Palma
Mr. Stokes
Cuban League of America
Junta
Open Land for Settlement in Oklahoma Territory Proclaimed
The president will issue a proclamation opening newly ceded Indian lands in Oklahoma to settlement. News papers will publish the proclamation Monday morning. Thousands have waited at the borders for months to be among the first to enter the lands.
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Washington
Oklahoma Territory
Bandits Surrounded Near Malta in Little Rockies
A Glasgow report from the county seat says bandits in the Great Northern train robbery are surrounded in the Little Rockies about 115 miles from Malta. Sheriff Griffith leads 10 men from the south while Deputy Sheriff Gane commands 15 men from the north.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
the Standard
Glasgow
Great Northern
Little Rockies
Malta
Griffith
Gane
Callao mine in Peru eyed as world’s largest copper project
A. W. McCune of Salt Lake leads a syndicate to open and operate the Callao mine in the Andes near Lima. Experts estimate the site contains about 72 million dollars worth of silver and copper. The venture promises a prosperous year as mining districts nationwide develop.
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A. W. McCune
Salt Lake
Callao
Peru
South America
Andes Mountains
Lima
Ledge at 850 Feet On California Mine Drives 400 Foot Shaft Progress
The California mine ledge is encountered at about 850 feet with the Chico shaft completed to the 400 foot level and a contract let to extend to the same depth. On the 300 foot level west drift a high grade ore body is found. Porter of the US Geological Survey visited Republic for data and samples. The Princess Maud remains unchanged while the shaft at 72 feet below 300 foot level advances four feet wide ledge. Tests on Tom Thumb and Ben Hur ore raise value by over $5 per ton, boosting shipments and profits.
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California
Chico
Eewin P. Porter
United States Geological Survey
Republic
Princess Maud
Tom Thumb
Ben Hur
British Columbia Mines Report Boosts Rossland Camp Output
In Rossland British Columbia mining gains from the contract system boost activity. Iron Mask mine expands output while Homestake ore sorters prepare a shipment to Trail smelter. Grand Forks Granby charges range with copper ore and gold tolls. Imperial Syndicate sells Lexington mountain claims to London BC Goldfields. Glance group bears a six inch black sulphide strike at Bear Lake.
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Rossland
Homestake
Trail
Carl Davis
Rliehle
Mt. Con
London
England
Bramdon
John Tingling
Grand Forks
New York
Imperial Syndicate Development Company
Nelson
London & B. C. Goldfields Company
Lexington Mountain
Lardeau
Eva
Imperial Group
le Roi
St. Eugene
East Kootenay
British Columbia
John A. Finch
Spokane
James Cronin
Donald McPhail
Bear Lake
McPhail
D. McPhail
Mining notes sketch western prospects and mining activity
Reports from Wallace Idaho note Patterson and Cummings won a drilling match with 30 percent inches. The Kendall group in Fergus county Montana is developing a top western plant under Fincu and Campbell. Butte remains steady while Nevada attracts mining investment interest. Malachite near Keller Washington shows richer ore in its lower tunnel. Buckhorn on Colville reservation yields over 37 dollars per ton in gold silver and copper. The National Mining Congress meets Boise July 23 24 and 25. Oil booms spread from Whitman County to British Columbia near Spokane.
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Wallace
Idaho
Patterson and Cummings
Kendall Group
Fergus County
Montana
Fincu & Campbell
Butte
Nevada State
Keller
Wash
Buckhorn
Colville
Northport
National Mining Congres
Boise
Spokane
Whitman County
British Columbia
Mining booms push 18 drills ahead as gold flows
Drills race to depth with oil hopes as 18 projects advance. Dolphin arrives Seattle with 80 passengers and 800000 dollars in gold, 500000 of which goes to about 20 Klondikers. Dividend notes include Bunker Hill & Sullivan at 7 cents July payable tomorrow and Great Standard at 6 cents per share totaling 26000.
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Dolphin
Seattle
Skagway
Wardner
Great Standard
Mace
Coeur d’Alenes
The
Standard
Sophie Mountain
Northport
Wash
Mammoth
Bald Mountain
Cracker Creek
Oregon
Auburn
Baker City
Pierce
Tom Wilkinson
M. A. Ellis
E. R. Mathews
Leadville
Archer Consolidation
San Francisco
New York
Denver
Portland
Charles Gordon
H. C. Crosby
S. A Barton
Paul R. Lewis
Mining boom notes in Sumpter district finds rich ore
Sumpter Oregon reports heavy June cleanups with $70 000 from Thatcher and $30 000 from Godfrys Red Boy. Prospectors stream in as tellurium ore appears in Morman basin and Greenhorn areas and copper specimens from Pueblo mountains attract attention.
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E. H. Godfry
Red Boy
Morman Basin
Greenhorn
Pueblo Mountains
J. H. Cradlebaugh
Quarts Gulch
W. H. Bush
Salt Lake
Morning Star
W. Canfield
Pueblo Mountain Country
Nevada State Line
Treasury notes stolen in Wagner train robbery valued at 40000
Treasury officials report that robbers seized 800 sheets of unsigned national bank notes worth 40000 shipped June 28 to the National Bank of Montana in Helena. Notes include three tens and one twenty per sheet with serials 1201 to 12000 and treasury numbers Y-034,340 to Y-935,145.
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Washington
Treasury
Great Northern
Wagner
Mont
Yast
National Bank
National Bank of Montana
Helena
Global migration rates by region cited
In Europe 10 of every 1000 people live outside their homeland while America reports 187 per 1000 and Australia shows 300 per 1000 born abroad. Data contrasts regional migrant origins and highlights high mobility among Australians and Americans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
America
Quo Vadis Dramatist Jean Coquelin Sets Paris Success
Jean Coquelin, son of the renowned actor, shows promise as a playwright with a new version of Quo Vadis that has just met with great success in Paris. Also notes on bank liquidity and photo developing powders for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Coquelin
Paris
Holtz's School at Mento Park Leading Pacific Coast Boys
Ira G. Moitt Ph.D. serves as principal at Holtz's school located at Mento Park La Mateo County Ont. The institution is praised for its beautiful surroundings ideal climate and thorough scientific laboratories maintaining a front rank among boys schools on the Pacific Coast.
Prince Hohenlohe Dead After Swiss Visit
Berlin reports Prince von Hohenlohe former German chancellor died last evening in Ragatz Switzerland. Also a stray jumble of ad lingo and oddly phrased lines about medicines and beer production appears in the scrap text.
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Prince Hohenlohe
Berlin
Prince von Hohenlohe
Ragatz
Switzerland
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Globe
Ariz
Homestead
Virginia Hot Springs
Bath County
Virginia
Sumpter
Thatcher
Bonanza
Lown
Catarri
Joe Wheeler
Peruna
Sullivan, Roach
McEnery
Hali
Max Beerbohm
London Saturday Review
Beerbohm Tree
State of
Ohio
City of
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Hall
Frank. J. Cheney
A. D
Norway
Kirk, Geary & Co
Sutter St
Kieth
Britain
Ril
St Aton
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