Massive Black Hills ore output drives growing mining payrolls
The article outlines daily ore production across districts led by Lead and Terraville at 2000 tons and Bald Mountain Ruby Basin at 400 tons with mining and milling costs. It covers Keystone mills expansion, potential output rises to 500 to 1000 tons daily, and a projected payroll of about 8750 per day. It notes new strikes at Marmnooth, Carisa Tintic, and others, plus ongoing bedrock sinking and rich surface ore near Copper Basin.
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Lead
Terraville
Central
Bald Mountain
Ruby Basin
J. 1
Sumit
Grizzly Bear
Hill City
Keystone
Custer
Black Hills
Marmnooth
Carisa
Tintic
Thomas
Nevada
Bingham
Harriet
Durst
Salt Lake Tribune
New
Pierce Camp
Pierce Mine
McPherson & Co
Tombstone
Fairbank
Little Jessie
Pierce
Messrs
Peck
Falco
Tiara Sold to W. H. Minster After Mouth Cancer Surgery
The Blemton stable filly Tiara, by Aerolite-Queen L, recovered from mouth cancer surgery and was purchased recently by W. H. Minster. The piece notes other thoroughbred details including Dangerous, Henry of Navarre, Trump, and Nick Knight of Ellerslie lines, plus racing anecdotes from Nashville and Latonia Derby plans.
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Blemton Stable
Tiara
Imp. Aerolite
Queen L
W. H. Minster
Dangerous
Henry of Navarre
Trump
Knight of Elle
Snapper Garrison
Snip Donovan
John Chew
Lexington
Johnny Payne
le Banjo
Latonia
Snapper
Baseball News From The Diamond Circuit
Capt Nas of the Bostons nurses a lame arm while Frank Scheibeck signs with Detroit after being released by Washington. Jack Fanning, ex-Phillie, to play for Minneapolis. no Sunday games in Indianapolis. Philadelphia team remains the same except pitching. $15,000 spent last season on releasing minor leaguers. Kansas Citys manager Manning seeks Bannon and Tenny from Boston. Vanderhorst unaware non union workers built new stands. investigation to follow. A diamond laid at Manhattan field for New Yorks polo off days, drainage on polo grounds inferior.
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Capt. Nas
Bostons
Frank Scheibeck
Washington
Detroit
Jack Fanning
Philadelphia
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Manning
Kansas Citys
Bannon
Boston
Beaneaters
Tenny
Vanderhorst
Manhattan Field
New Yorks
Fred Tarai Returns to New York for Rest and Training
Jockey Fred Tarai, after a health break in the south, returns to his $28,000 New York home to rest and prepare for summer engagements. Weighing 125 pounds, he plans to drop to 110 by May 1 using a Turkish bath. He expects about $20,000 earnings next season and recalls leaping from his horse to collect $4,000 in prize money last summer.
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Fred Tarai
South
New York City
Taral
Baseball prognosticators press on in March mess
They never get discouraged as elit presidents managers and baseball fans forecast pennant winners each spring. Prophesies fail yet critics keep guessing, likening guessing to chasing a pea under shells.
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Usua
Onting Dancers Outing Delivers Sudden Alarm
Mrs Baxter exclaims in startled fashion as Leetle Yacob falls into a river or ditch during an outing. Isaac rushes to help while onlookers react to the scene and the improvised rescue attempt unfolds amid lighthearted confusion.
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Mrs. Baxter
Isaac
Leetle Yacob
Hidden Misadventures and Odd Ads in One Page
A collage of snippets features a quarrelsome neighbor, a feisty shopfront remark, comic medical ads for Mossetter’s Stomach Lits, a joke about Frank Lockwood and a two day telegram, and an No-To-Bac tobacco cure ad shared by the St. Louis Journal of Agriculture.
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St. Louis Journal of Agriculture
St. Louis
Sterling
New York
Chicaco
Motorman Training and Other Odds and Ends
A look at how streetcar motormen learn the trade including strength and precise brake handling. The piece describes a two day observation period with an experienced operator and notes on learning to manage power and brake controls. It also references railway mileage, global railroad capital, and cites Syrup of Figs as a promoted remedy.
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Asman
Boston Transcript
Hat and Dress Dispute Sparks Household Quarrel
In a brief exchange illustrated by Puck a husband defends paying 25 for a hat and 75 for a dress while his wife urges thrift and compliments his appearance. She offers to touch up rusty spots with shoe blacking.
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Mary
Henry
Puck
Removal of Nickel Plate R R Ticket Office Moves in Chicago
The Chicago city ticket office of the New York Chicago St. Louis Railroad nicknamed Nickel Plate Road will relocate on May 1 to 11 Adams Street opposite the post office. J Y Catamay serves as General Agent. The item notes other unrelated ad content about health products and weather quips.
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New York, Chicago & St. Louis Railroad
Chicago City
New York, Chicago & St. Louis R. R
Adams Street
J. Y. Catamay
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Helena
Quartz Mills
Idaho
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Sam Hauser
Butte Mining and Railway Review
Fred Taral
U.S
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Mrs. McSwat
Lobelia
Mr. McSwatt
Mrs McSwat
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Mr. X
Mounted Telegraph
Argonaut
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