Montanans urged to improve mining laws for growth
J S Sherburne of the Cross Cut Gold Mining Co travels from Boston to Hassel Montana to resume work and argues Montana must enhance laws to attract capital. He compares Montana and Colorado mining, notes Cripple Creek’s influence, and predicts rising production with better policy. He cites Montana’s copper output boosting its rank among states.
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Canyon Ferry Dam power test sparks expanded plant plan
The Canyon Ferry Dam powered up on Tuesday with 12,000 volts tested and lines feeding the East Helena works. Gov Hauser announced the dam is sound and will be raised and expanded to 10,000 to 12,000 horsepower, with construction starting soon. Also reports on Cuban and Spanish-American War movements accompany the dispatch.
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War News In Brief Reports Moves Across The Theater
An attack on Manzanillo is promised. Gen Haines brigade leaves Chickamauga for Puerto Rico. Second expedition troops disembarked at Manila. Aguinaldo declares martial law and dictatorship in the Philippines. Sagasta says Spain begins peace negotiations. Americans capture Nipe as a potential base. Commodore Watson may destroy Camara fleet but not bombard towns. Cubans under Garcia defeat Spaniards bound for Santiago. South Dakota troops sail for Manila.
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